I miss seeing quirky cars. If only the cyber truck wasn't a pedestrian's worst nightmare.
A video broadcast by India's India Today TV channel showed medics surrounding Kumar on a hospital bed as she wrote a note to communicate her story. In it, she says she is unable to speak and alleges that her husband left her shackled in the jungle to die.
"Injection for extreme psychosis which caused a severely locked jaw and inability to drink any water. Need intravenous food. 40 days without food and water. Husband tied me to a tree in the forest and said I would die there," the note read.
Oh this poor woman. Her husband is an animal.
I don't know how every adult in Gaza hasn't decided to take up arms. This isn't even my mother and I feel like getting violent over it. Poor Palestinians getting Holocaust'ed when all it would take is Biden waking up from his coma long enough to order a drone strike on that yahoo.
Despite the boring, miserable and overly controlled experience, I returned the next year. I don't like confrontation, and the Communist Party officials had already signed me up, so I went again.
Could have just... not paid the $300 a second time. Also this dude looks like the 3rd Sprouse brother.
Ok but this gay British dude (who needs HIV meds on top!) willingly moved to a country where he is automatically made a criminal for his sexuality. How lucrative must this job have been to take such a huge risk?
It's what fascinates me too. Star Trek's best episodes are just people talking. Give me them juicy ethical dilemmas and tense negotiations.
I've had this for about a week or 2. Super annoying because you can't continue the video by pressing the play/pause button, need to "Ok" the video window. Come on Google, you just bricked a button on your OWN OS. Awful.
Wow, I saw that comment, thought it was hilarious. Good thing this community exists.
You're right. If it wasn't for the Pokemon bit, this would just be another early acces survival crafting game. The Pokemon bit is what makes it shine though.
Lot of didn't-read-the-article-itis in here. FBI seized his physical storage, cloud was the only option for the journalist and it did not make financial sense to pay for multiple cloud backups. Google is entirely the bad guy here.
I think it's fine on Lower Decks since they make it funny. I hope no one thinks we need another episode like the one from TNG season 1 where Data does the deed.
I love them. The entire family across from me own exclusively Souls. So over the years, the drive way and yard will just have like 5 of them parked at once. Funny sight.