It's like a stop sign entering a busy road. You stay stopped until it's clear. Never mind the impatient people behind you that probably don't know how to use a roundabout as well. People seem to think that you just enter the roundabout without stopping and people in the roundabout have to yield to them. The people in the roundabout have the right of way so they can get out of it and make room for more.
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Or use a roundabout
They won't though. People will complain, but not do anything about it.
Never said it was a success, just that people bought it.
They literally sold cardboard and people bought it. So you're right there.
Anthony was great, always loved how in depth they were on whatever tech they were talking about.
I like Jake's videos on networking too. I love how nonchalant he is when it comes to certain things that would just never fly where I work. Makes for good entertainment.
Other than them, I like tech linked and game linked to stay up to date on tech and game news.
Good Mythical Morning
At some point they got so popular that I just felt like they sold out. I felt like I was just watching 1 giant ad with all of their videos trying to get me to buy something. Also, some of their rants that they started going on got annoying. Seemed like at some point they lost the chemistry that they had together. I just enjoyed watching their banter and them doing goofy stuff.
Add Honda CRV fuel pumps to that. Can cause the engine to just shut off at any time. And Honda won't even have the parts available until the fall unless you are currently experiencing issues related to the fuel pump.
Careful, if you go against the the consensus, you'll get banned from .ml
Definitely a great game and gave me my chrono trigger nostalgia.
I had to do the same, despite recovering from surgery. To make matters worse, after I hit the maximum out of pocket amount the medical centers continued to send bills showing I owed a balance. It took nearly a year and repeated escalation to their executive and legal departments to get them to provide refunds. Calls, faxes and certified letters were completely ignored.
Yup, we always hit our deductible within about 2-3 months due to my kid's therapy, yet we still get full bills from all of our providers even though we should be 90-100% covered at that point. You call the insurance, they say the provider billed it wrong, you call the provider's office and they refuse that they did anything wrong and tell you to call your insurance. It's a never ending cycle.
I can hear the commercial in my head...