Nice marketing ploy.This is the best bad review I've ever seen.... good for business, actually:
http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2...e-star-review-thats-actually-really-good.html
Nice marketing ploy.This is the best bad review I've ever seen.... good for business, actually:
http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2...e-star-review-thats-actually-really-good.html
Nice marketing ploy.
If there were only a lottery of time, instead of money...Another reminder that Time is Prime Commodity.
I would say pub-promoting opportunity instead of conspiracy.Yet another pub-promoting conspiracy?
I hope he used the money to have one hell of a party before he died.Another reminder that Time is the "Prime Commodity".
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/02/02/lottery-winner-cancer/1088958001/
"Danielle Scott, an employee at the store where Sava
stano bought the winning lottery ticket, told WABC that Savastano used the money for a visit to the doctor because he was uninsured"
Now don't hang onIf there were only a lottery of time, instead of money...
Ha! ... one of my favorite songs that I liked to play in my guitar back in the 80'sNow don't hang on
Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky
It slips away
And all your money won't another minute buy
Reporter can't make up his mind. Or maybe the duck metamorphosized on the way down?A Maryland waterfowl hunter was flown to the hospital Thursday after he was struck unconscious by a duck he had just shot out of the sky, authorities say, CBS Baltimore reports. Robert Meilhammer, 51, was hunting with others in Easton near the Miles River shortly before 5 p.m. when the dead goose fell from the sky.
I have sailed on the Miles River a number of times on my way to St. Micheals. Those duck blinds are all over the Chesapeake. A constant reminder of how shallow it can be a mile or more from shore.
In our littoral, in most of the inhabited areas, they consistently ruined the place with tall buildings, distant 150 meters or less from the beach. As I cadet I went my first time to Puerto Madryn in 1965. Now, I use to go for work and I cannot avoid the comparison.I have sailed on the Miles River a number of times on my way to St. Micheals. Those duck blinds are all over the Chesapeake. A constant reminder of how shallow it can be a mile or more from shore.
St. Micheals, Oxford and all of those eastern Maryland towns used to be wonderful quaint little towns. Sailing in was like sailing back into time. That was all ruined when they but the highway in. Now they are filled with tons of tourists and the very rich with enormous homes along the shore.
NO, another legend in his own mind caught cheating.Billy Mitchell, the arcade legend who appeared as a central character opposite Steve Wiebe in the documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, has been accused of cheating his way into the record books for high scores in Donkey Kong. As a result, he's now been stripped of his 1.062 million score on the Donkey Kong Forums.
https://hothardware.com/news/king-o...donkey-kong-record-stripped-emulator-cheating
NO, another legend in his own mind caught cheating.
Would you mind considering Nadal, Federer or Djokovic as well?I don't know which is more sad. Someone that devotes the kind of time it would take to build your skills in Donkey Kong to break a million points. Or someone that would dedicate the time to prove said person did not actually break a million points.
Nope. But they do die of extreme ugliness.
A young mother in China is selling her breast milk on the street to raise money for her sick daughter's medical bills.