I didn't really care for the first run, my wife is a huge fan. I liked the second run much more.
thisbenzingring
I kinda wish I still had my (whatever those things were called)
The Right learned the lesson, but they fabricate their bullshit grievance by purposely putting someone in a position and forcing bullshit actions so they can get it to the SC.
LOL I can't say if I have ever had more then a sip of a Steel Reserve. One of my best friends growing up developed a bad case of alcoholism and he drank those things religiously. I would rather just smoke some weed and get a little buzz then fucked up drunk like those are guaranteed to do !
If you received that at my workplace, they are bringing you in to get a feel for how you are in person. And if you don't have any problems your in. If there are a couple people in this 3rd interview, you will be the decider. Just how you are in person. It sucks to have to chose that way but at the end when you have to decide, its a good way to do it.
In general, that 3rd interview in my space, means you are the only choice and they want one more check to make sure people can feel you out before they invest in you
🇲🇽 is beautiful, IDGAF!!!
AND I HAVE BEEN TO Tijuana
I was in the Navy and my ship visited Pearl Harbor in the 90s. We gave honors to the ship monuments and it was a great honor to be apart of that. It was a memory I really cherish.
When the bad reviews started coming out almost immediately, I knew I could never watch that movie and hold my personal memories in the same regard.
so I have never seen it and will walk out of the room if someone insists on watching it around me.
it was fine. it checked the boxes and the kids loved it
as a family friendly movie, it's a good one for everyone
so like get the boys together, take a few shots of tequila and smoke something dank AF
then watch it?
Empire Strikes Back is similar in it's excellent story which somehow survived the shitstorm of fuckups and changes
small town? charming allure. looks like a neighborhood I visited in Mexico
but at least people are born now without nuclear explosion isotopes
up until a few years ago every living being had them
so if we can stop lead from being blasted everywhere
and we can stop exploding nukes
maybe we can stop the plastic problem... but probably not for a few generations