I put a washing machine in the back of my Toyota matrix.
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People can down vote you, but they can't argue with this.
You must be the only pickup driver in existence that's figured out that all your pathetic justifications can be debated, but your opinion on what you want cannot be.
I would get one if they weren't all right hand drive :(
"The king of tonics and digestives."
"Alpine appetite cordial"
"Price: 3 francs, in all the pharmacies"
My guess is an old timey cure for heartburn/acid reflux, made from some plant that grows in the alpine.
Actually Wikipedia says that apertifs and digestifs are just alcohol that's served before or after a meal. Don't see why it would be sold at a pharmacy if that's the case, though.
I bought a vacuum sealer for $70
If this is about your personal experiences, then why are you making generalizations about the school system as a whole?
You only live once, so be safe.
Spend 60% of your income on rent, then spend the rest on various other necessities and have nothing left over to save.
Welcome to modern Western society.
I won't pay for YouTube because the executives are literally thousands of times wealthier than I am.
Why the fuck would I give money to people who are already obscenely rich?
My dogs like to go into the trash too, so you know what I do? I keep the trash bins in cupboards and closed rooms.
They'd also drink out of the toilet, but you know what I do? I close the lid.
I get that with kids it would be hard to be consistent with these things, but there really are some very simple solutions.
People don't have anywhere near enough knowledge of how things work to make their choices based on trust. People aren't getting on the subway because they trust the engineers did a good job; they're doing it because it's what they can afford and they need to get to work.
Similarly, people aren't using Reddit or Adobe or choosing their cars firmware based on trust. People choose what is affordable and convenient.
I love Manjaro :'(
It's like arch except it doesn't break all the time. And it has a great hardware and kernel utility, and still has access to the AUR. And I like pacman a lot better than apt.