If you've got insurance you can pretty much get flu shots for free here.
Still, this year was only the second time I've gotten one. Mom went into panic mode after she heard about a few college kids died from it. I don't mind getting a shot, but it literally took two whole hours to sort out the stupid paperwork and for the doctor to get off his lazy ass and stick me.
Still, this year was only the second time I've gotten one. Mom went into panic mode after she heard about a few college kids died from it. I don't mind getting a shot, but it literally took two whole hours to sort out the stupid paperwork and for the doctor to get off his lazy ass and stick me.
Wasn't it the end of the race? I think the other guys took it easy across the line and he didn't, so he had to swerve to avoid and crashed.
Don't worry, we have a history of buying unpractical gifts for each other. The only reason I bought it is because its so damn ugly.
Bought my brother a birthday gift.
http://cdn.bleacherreport.net/ ... play_image.gif?1340464682
Fecking expensive, these things, 86 GBP and used.
http://cdn.bleacherreport.net/ ... play_image.gif?1340464682
Fecking expensive, these things, 86 GBP and used.
Both survived and surprisingly (IMO) the track worker was less injured than the driver.
http://corseclienti.ferrari.co ... rrari-racing-days-suzuka/
http://corseclienti.ferrari.co ... rrari-racing-days-suzuka/
I know that, honestly, it's not his fault, but he's just too damn easy to blame.
In reality, it's the stadium debt that kills us.
In reality, it's the stadium debt that kills us.
5 minutes of research tells me it was a plan to essentially have sleeper cells planted in Europe to spread propaganda in the event of a Soviet takeover. Even after the Soviet threat ended they stuck around Europe and may still be there today.
What's so fishy about that? Most, if not all, governments have spies and sleeper cells planted all over the place.
edit: Even Sweden, the most neutral country ever, had their own plans for a secret stay behind army if they ever got invaded.
Hopefully Wenger goes this year too.
Don't joke about that, he's actually got a hell of a lot better case to get into office than most actual candidates.
TVE I expect reports of what you actually do so we can decide if it's any more or less ridiculous than what we've said.
It's like they tried to cross your design with the uniforms for the Swiss Guard.
Lets face it, TVE won't be at the hotel he's going to spend the every night (working) here.
It's one thing to rely on information to back your posts, it's another to make them your posts. You're an even bigger sheep than the rest of us. You immediately dismiss the mainstream opinion because it's ALWAYS government disinformation and instantly take up the opinion of your conspiracy-spin websites. There's nothing to suggest that those aren't disinformation either. The entirety of your argument comes from other sources. It's like you can't even formulate your own opinion.
And don't tell me I'm just part of the hive mind. I'm not. I have my own opinion that you won't see posted all over some website trying to put a spin on things, whether it be popular opinion or not. I admit, maybe something did happen here, but (as stupid as they are) I doubt our government is so inept as to leave out old FBI investigation info and yack about the bomb they planted on police comms.
Not to mention, I have yet to see one possible explanation as to why the government would do this? Because, as it stands, not one thing has changed for 99.9% of Americans.
Funny because we don't rely on other sources for 90% of our posts.
Honestly, at this point I figure Racer X must just be a troll.
Race restarted. Lots of 4 wide actions.
Considering how F1 has been at Malaysia the last few years, I doubt they would have even run behind the safety car in these conditions.
Dawesdust, fun fact:
There are some states were you can legally purchase a gun, cigarettes, and alcohol all without getting out of your car.
There are some states were you can legally purchase a gun, cigarettes, and alcohol all without getting out of your car.
Oddly, not the weirdest thing I saw on the Internet today.
Idea! Kinder eggs that contain rifle ammunition.
Fear, you say? TVE I've got a story that will make you look normal.
When I was 5 or 6 years old, my mom tried to feed me some spinach and, of course, I didn't want to. For some reason she was in an especially bad mood that day and instead of just sending me to my room or something she decided I was going to eat the goddamn spinach come hell or high water. Next thing I know, she's chasing me around the house with a bag of spinach trying to force it down my throat. I got to the bathroom and locked myself in. I sat there for as long as I could (felt like hours). When I emerged, my mom held my arms down and tried to shove a handful of spinach down my throat. I gagged from the taste, then puked everywhere because she had her hand so far down my throat.
I don't really remember what happened after that, but for most of my childhood (until I was 15 or so) I was absolutely repulsed by spinach, lettuce, cabbage, all the leafy greens. As soon as I saw the stuff, I would be nauseous. I remember my mom left a lettuce leaf on the keyboard once as a prank, but I flipped and ended up swapping the keyboard with one we had in the attic. Whenever we went to restaurants I would get sick when I saw people eating salads. Most embarrassing of all, I remember one particularly ridiculous incident where she made me walk through the produce section of the supermarket and I panicked and threw up all over myself.
I've gotten a bit better with it over the years, but it's still pretty shit. Like, I can actually be in the same room as it now. I still don't think I'll ever be able to eat it, which sucks because whenever we go out to eat it isn't about what I want to eat as much as it is what I think will be safe to eat. And I can't stand that my family still tries shit with the ****ing pranks.
When I was 5 or 6 years old, my mom tried to feed me some spinach and, of course, I didn't want to. For some reason she was in an especially bad mood that day and instead of just sending me to my room or something she decided I was going to eat the goddamn spinach come hell or high water. Next thing I know, she's chasing me around the house with a bag of spinach trying to force it down my throat. I got to the bathroom and locked myself in. I sat there for as long as I could (felt like hours). When I emerged, my mom held my arms down and tried to shove a handful of spinach down my throat. I gagged from the taste, then puked everywhere because she had her hand so far down my throat.
I don't really remember what happened after that, but for most of my childhood (until I was 15 or so) I was absolutely repulsed by spinach, lettuce, cabbage, all the leafy greens. As soon as I saw the stuff, I would be nauseous. I remember my mom left a lettuce leaf on the keyboard once as a prank, but I flipped and ended up swapping the keyboard with one we had in the attic. Whenever we went to restaurants I would get sick when I saw people eating salads. Most embarrassing of all, I remember one particularly ridiculous incident where she made me walk through the produce section of the supermarket and I panicked and threw up all over myself.
I've gotten a bit better with it over the years, but it's still pretty shit. Like, I can actually be in the same room as it now. I still don't think I'll ever be able to eat it, which sucks because whenever we go out to eat it isn't about what I want to eat as much as it is what I think will be safe to eat. And I can't stand that my family still tries shit with the ****ing pranks.
Exactly, in America 'V8' means your car sounds like a thunderstorm. Most people don't know anything beyond that.
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG