where's the reference for these?
this is one that i directly appreciated. the transparent bottom-line pricing was refreshing.
nah not citrusy. mostly just 'green'. i can taste the soapy quality but its way in the background
coffee goes sideways then just spills out of the spout into the cup? i wonder what made it take so long to come out.
(been using Neon lately and love it; only thing i miss from Mint is the deep package repository)
i prefer to destroy with utter contempt
here's a take. i think her story was this was basically tried a bunch of times from both sides of the aisle and finally made it, and makes some kind of overall economic sense, despite the rotten branding.
my first thought was that it could be something like a stochastic grift, funneling defaulted money from latent accounts into the banks.
bigger picture it seems like a way to try and distract from support of, or privatize/individualize social security
here's a take. i think her story was this was basically tried a bunch of times from both sides of the aisle and finally made it, and makes some kind of overall economic sense, despite the rotten branding.
my first thought was that it could be something like a stochastic grift, funneling defaulted money from latent accounts into the banks.
bigger picture it seems like a way to try and distract from support of, or privatize/individualize social security
does it play hamsterdance.wav when utilized?
if it causes even one eight year old to take an interest, it's worth it.
consider the source
ah , seems my client has some helpful shortcuts
cool ~stuff.~