i see the opposite a lot, too, though: articles that don't need a picture but have some marginally-related stock photo tacked on just so there's a picture.
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the word hall, when used in this context, means the entire building, not the hallways.
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dunbar's number?
also consider the labor involved in upkeep. this is one of the rationales for nightwear: it's much easier to wash a change of nightclothes every so often than large sheets and blankets.
i can think of a somewhat well-known one, but its uptime is predictably bad https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/
and make it a good try, too. you can't improve your situation a little by jumping halfway over a hole.
that's not why. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundowning
back seat? we were loose in the pickup truck!
sounds like an expensive way to get disqualified from jury duty.
is there a word for using them as hairsticks?
oh, is that why it's stuck on spinner? switch to no style, the data's all there
we'll see how cutting stops works out: that's part of what they're planning to rework the trolleys.
wouldn't a network of vans require hiring a lot more drivers per passenger than busses need? sounds like a jobs program.
part of it is just raw obesity increase, but part is also an aging population. even if women today WERE the same size as women of the same age 30 years ago, the average over the total population would still be up.
i would think chanel quilts would sell very well
the master's tools will never dismantle the master's house.
i think thunderbird has an rss reader, though i've not tried it
magnetic shelving for the side of the fridge greatly expanded upon the cabinet space usable to me as a shorter person.
it's a lot to go through, but this is a great resource
this is not the only such recent change. can't make voice calls in public channels anymore either, only pms.
i change it with refont
Who in zebrafish has a right to the moon economy? Whoever gets there first - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46179335
most of my exposure to them is from cleaning up spammers, so yes.
the picture is a play on/update of https://www.moma.org/collection/works/117098
the original is, but in the usa 'greek' yogurt is often thickened with additives instead.
adding a little extra time doesn't necessarily break the schedule. often when i've flown we've arrived early due to favorable winds.
The proposed detours typically result in a 1% shift (and again, this is only for a small percentage of flights). That means increasing fuel use and flight time by around 1%. So if your flight is three hours long, it’s only adding an extra two minutes. For a 10-hour flight, six minutes. This seems socially acceptable to me; most people would barely notice.
at least some of that is gonna be shipping.