If you purposefully don't use the divider, you shouldn't be allowed to shop there. Also, what the hell does this have to do with race?
I didn't remember Greeks were accused of working too little hours. I thought the situation was blamed on corruption, tax evasion and ineptitude of the country's leaders.
It's wild that thing was built in 1945. The first rudimentary computers had just recently been introduced, a lot of places didn't even have paved roads, logistics by horse were a norm and people still burned oil lamps indoors.
More like 4 PM.
When sharpening knives, with practice you can tell when you are done by sliding your fingertips along (not across) the sharpened bevel. It's possible to feel imperfections measured in micrometers this way.
It's amazing that this software managed to work without ads, telemetry or logging in with a Microsoft account.
If cheap furniture made by compressing glue and sawdust together existed 100 years ago, I bet it would have sold well.
Same goes for shoes. Everyone's wearing terrible plastic stuff nowadays.
What weapon actually did that, artillery fragmentation?
If you don't feel like eating the crust, you're having a shitty pizza.
What's happening in the first picture on the fourth row?
Dutch East India Company arrives on the island of Java
I cannot read this without hearing Leslie Nielsen's voice.