It's a Dunkin donuts cup. It happened in Massachusetts. New Englanders carry Dunkin donuts coffee at all times.
The issue with avoiding spoilers is exactly the same if you don't watch it right away when an entire season drops. And it kills the discussion of individual episodes among the community if some people are just binge watching and others aren't. I don't personally feel strongly about either release format, but I definitely think there's not a clearcut answer to which is better.
Shrug Some people like it one way, some people like it the other way. A slower release format lets you marinate on an episode and generates more discussion. When an entire season drops at a time individual episodes tend to just blur together. I don't think your assertion that nobody likes the weekly format is accurate at all.
I wish I didn't.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal if you're wondering.
This is one of the ways you can tell that his recent health report was bullshit.
Per the report, Trump’s height and weight are 75 inches and 224 pounds, respectively. Scans of several body systems—including the eyes, ears, neck, throat, and heart—came back normal.
Ain't no doctor giving a completely clean bill of health with a 28 BMI at his age.
I'm starting to think that Kanye might not be the most stable person.
Is this Canadian soil? It may be a declaration of war.
At least it didn't return search results for vibrating buttplugs.
Posting a screenshot of the interface when I'm typing a comment reply as an example. I have large thumbs and I have to scale the keyboard up pretty high to be able to type. Thunder has what I would call a lot of wasted space in comment reply mode. The button bar could be hidden (it's not something I really use) and either the header text could be shrunk or omitted entirely. Just making the header scroll rather than being fixed could work as well. This would probably be a good use case for floating action buttons. There's basically only two things I care about when typing a comment reply: seeing the text I'm typing, and referencing the text I'm replying to. Would love some options that allow me to maximize the space used.
Uhh there are pretty good reasons we don't do this today. Can you imagine if they suddenly hit turbulence? This seems like it was almost certainly photographed for advertising purposes too.
Making smaller games isn't a bad thing. Every game being a BG3 would be completely unsustainable. Sure, that game was a great accomplishment, but also imagine if they'd made the game that size and it was bad. It would've probably sunk the studio. I'm all about more A and AA games. Not everything needs to be a 300 person effort.
Yankees really only an acceptable choice if you're in the New Haven area