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I think you can nap. As evidence I present the scene where Rita and Larry go to the morgue to identify Phil's body. This suggests that the time loop continues the day beyond Phil-specific events (like death, and naps)
I don't know, that's not really in my wheel house
"No-one ever complains about too many elevators"
Australian xmas is a mishmash, you take cold traditions and make them warm, the food is similar but different, outdoor sports or swimming are common, it's easy to get around
For my money breakie and presents with one family then lunch with another, prawns from the barbie, roast ham served cold with salad, beers by the pool and backyard cricket make for a distinctly Australian xmas
If that's just a Winter Xmas to people from the Northern Hemisphere I'd be surprised
I'm going to a Christmas in July party in Australia tonight!
In Australia you have Xmas in July because it's an excuse to have a party. It's understood not to be like real Xmas though, more a themed party.
As an Aussie I would not set out to have Xmas in July in the Northern Hemisphere specifically because I wanted a hot Xmas, but living there you might do it to show off Australian Xmas customs to locals.
Like the contractors on the Death Star
I know that without a screen they don't count as handheld, but the T1000-E is a more 'mainstream' user-friendly option.
Using the app is easier than navigating small screens with small controls. The cards are small, light, and inconspicuous, with decent battery life, at about the same price as this
The main tradeoffs would be having to use a phone, and likely shorter range
"Between two groups of people who want to make inconsistent kinds of worlds, I see no remedy but force" - Oliver Wendell Holmes
Europe has pretty good consumer protection laws, but software EULAs and online requirements mean that games are no longer accessible when the publisher stops supporting them
One of the mechanisms for raising the issue to EU lawmaker attention is a petition with specific participant requirements: 1M signatures across the EU, with at least x countries achieving x% of their population
There has been a big uptick in signatures as the deadline approaches
I'm pretty I bought it only a year ago, but I'm not 100% sure where and can't find the receipt
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Even the German Shepherd?