Put your back into it.

Where was America when the freedom fries fell?

Easily. They cost a small fortune unfortunately. Look up Canada Goose parkas. Or Outdoor Survival Canada.

30 below is expected.

Jesus wouldn’t accept it from the entire conversation we had, someone else even chiming in. Next time look it up yourself if you don’t believe anything instead of shoving refusal in everyone’s face until someone finally had enough. Why do I bother.

ACKSUALLY you didn’t. The news writers saw it and told you, I saw it and told you, other people saw it and told you, everyone saw it and told you. You would not accept it. You jumped through every hoop you could and blamed everyone else to not accept it. Ciao.

Jesus the article and everyone is telling you what happened and you just won’t accept it.

The alert popped up on the phone with the link, which people could not see.

But instead of conveying vital information that could help locate the victim within the notification itself, the law enforcement agency linked to a post from its official X account

Robertson is tapered, so you just have to hit the hole somewhat and it’ll guide itself in real easy. Torx is fickle to line up and orientate.

Never had or seen a stripped Robertson, they are robust AF. Don’t ask me the physics. (They go deep into the screw head because of the simple shape, maybe that has part of it. And they are tapered, it’s not just a square, so they manage to grip the bit like a mofo. You don’t cam out of a Robertson.)

They strip like a mf.

Musical number on it https://youtu.be/o7jlFZhprU4

Who are you kidding you don’t know morse code.

Like way to kill your platform for anything educational where you want to pause to look at a graph.

Can you just give us the TLDE?

Oh that guy’s definitely falling out a window. With socks, or else it’s gay.

What’s the text say?

Snap, lose it. Fake him with the mic, idiot goes for it. Right cross to the sterum. Ever since I’ve been the champ.

My comparison is that the metric system is like color vision. It’s like colors for traffic lights, but USC people insist it’s fine memorizing which light is which location. In metric you just see the world in a way USC can’t, but USC people insist they’re just fine.

From wiki

Red Ventures is an American media company that owns and operates brands such as Lonely Planet, CNET, ZDNet, The Points Guy, Healthline, and Bankrate.[1] Red Ventures focuses on news, advice, and review websites.[2]

Seems pretty straightforward.