Trek me: "Of course! ¡Viva Q!" :D
Pedant me: "Ackshually mariachi are dressed like charros from the state of Jalisco, whereas Mexico was represented at the Battle of Puebla by the regular Mexican army, and volunteers from Zacapoaxtla, so Q should be dressed like this:"
We didn't own a BBC Micro, my school did.
My modern luxury at home was one of these:
Re the proposed "National Garden of American Heroes", you may submit applications to make statues of a selection from the list provided here:
From just a quick look:
But... I started on a BBC Micro.
And if sea levels rise from all the greenhouse gases emitted on this trip, it's cool: a rising tide lifts all megayachts!
But it is Cinco de Cuatro!
(Me in MX: Already dreading/looking forward to Ten Forward's take on 5 de mayo.)
The best of... all worlds!
“If you repeat a lie, you know, [...] enough times, some people actually believe it, [...]"
What an interesting perspective, Elon. Who came up with it originally? Oh, yeah, the fucking Nazis!
(I'm not saying we should post Spaceballs screencaps as though they're legit Star Wars ones...)
After a heavy night out in Okayama in 1992, friend and I stayed in a capsule hotel one night (the kind with lots of signs in the lobby and near the baths saying "no tattoos"). Nice having my own cozy snug, even saw a few minutes of squeaky porn on the in-built TV before I passed out.
The next morning we had to check out. But I was still so messed up from the night before, almost immediately had to check into another place, a regular hotel room, and lie down. I can't tell you how much it made my poor hungover head spin every time I opened my eyes and saw that the ceiling was so far away!