

His brain is so far gone, he’s gonna get trapped in the bathroom because he can’t find the way out.
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His brain is so far gone, he’s gonna get trapped in the bathroom because he can’t find the way out.
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I understand that learning left from right is a skill to learn. However, it was rare for a teenager to be unable to distinguish their left from right, unlike today.


It’s an easy way to introduce fractions, especially since it’s common to hear/say it’s a quarter passed 2, half passed 5, and a quarter to 9.
Also teaches multiples, since the numbers on the clock represent multiples of 5.
Helps with directions, clockwise is when the hands spin to the right and counter-clockwise to the left. You’d be amazed how many students can’t tell their left from right.


They seem to be getting ready to use the pink triangle for its first purpose again.
Might be a different symbol this time, given that the pink triangle became the first pride symbol.
In the movie, none of them died. Wonka verifies it at his office door when he picks up the mail. Charlie asks about the other kids and Wonka says they’ve been turned back into their terrible nasty selves, but are hopefully wiser for the wear. Wonka then points Charlie and Grandpa Joe to the exit and apologies for not showing them out because he’d already wasted the entire day.


I know that the Rav4 Hybrids have a real hand brake, at least when they first started making them. Not sure about the newest ones.


Did toyota get rid of their hand e-brake? I thought they were one of the few left that still had a manual e-brake.


Unfortunately this time, it’s not just Russian propaganda.
It does hold water for this word, since everyone pronounces the word “gift” with a hard g. Taking a consonant from the end of the word wouldn’t change how the first letter is pronounced.


Boycotting seafood from a cou try that recently had an oil spill or a country where a contaminate was found to be used in factories would be apolitical boycotts.


Late 2015/early 2016, Trump himself said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any votes.


Sorry, I turned the frogs gay.
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Yeah, there was too much infighting and incompetence for him to do as much damage in the first term. His cabinet was dropping like flies the first term and we’re almost 8 months in and nobody’s been fired yet


*2016 was the last normal year.
Let’s not forget the chaos and societal upset during the first term.
Edit: I guess it would actually 2015 as the last normal year. 2016 started with Harambe and ended with the far-right winning an election and a Nazi parade honoring trumps election.


It wasn’t meant as a slight to you. It was more a comment on how they worded the law.
Kind of like how the news will turn trumps ramblings into coherent thoughts. We shouldn’t modify the language of poorly written laws to make sense of them. That hurts the people governed by them.


Don’t put words in the mouth of the law. We have something similar in TX. If you are a government employee you have to agree not to “boycott Israel”. It doesn’t say boycott Israeli products or companies. It says “boycott Israel” itself, so you just can’t say that you’ll never travel there.


Yeah, analysis paralysis really slows the game. The first time I played was with 3 or 4 players over 12-14 hours, mostly because we didn’t know what we were doing. Then we played again about a year later and the game lasted about 8 hours with 4 people and another time a couple months later, we played a 4 hour game with 5 people.
One thing in that game in particular, would be to give everyone a little notebook so that they can write down what they think about their next turn. Sometimes it crawls so much that you forget what you were going to do by the time of your turn. It definitely helps when you play the game a little more frequently and don’t have to relearn everything.


Not saying that you have to watch the video, just saying that it can be faster than a first time player reading the rules to everyone while figuring out how the game goes. Its a lot of information and the game has a lot of steps to it.


The problem with Betrayal at House on a Hill is the editing of the rules. Some haunts reference a rule that isn’t explained anywhere else and the players are left to guess what it’s supposed to be. There have been a few times where we ended up in a draw because something in the haunt was broken. If they had edited the haunt sections of the rule books and made sure that all rules were referenced in the main rulebook, the game would go more smoothly.
If everyone is familiar with the game, Twilight Imperium can fit in the time frame. However, I’d they aren’t, that can be 16 hours from the time you start figuring out the rules. Even longer if you read the rules, rather than watch a video (nine of which I’ve seen are comorehensive).
Some of them burned a few calories standing up from the couch and walking into the polling station to vote. They’ve burned through more savings to pay for groceries and everything else because of all the trumpflation in both terms, but they at least burned off most of a French fry.