Wtf is going on with her knees lol
You believe this was the first time she traveled to and from Ireland in he past 40 years?
Lol
And your experience is...? Solitary bees make up 70% of all bees in the world (including US). They are also significantly more effective pollinators than honey bees.
You're not from US, but somehow you know what hanging out with real people is like here?
This ain't an airport, we don't care about your departure.
Tech bros are majority magats...
Wtf do you think a bullet is? Your ignorance is showing.
So, ban shotguns too? You can swnd off way more than 10 projectiles with just one pull of the trigger.
Could use a little side salad, maybe?
Make hashish out of if
4, she can't follow simple instructions lol
Majority of my neighborhood will be still blaming Obama.
Everything I can find still puts the switch behind not only ps2 but also the DS. Any chance you got a link?
Make/model of the TV would help. They often do support playing videos through USB, but are really limited in what movie file types it supports.
You could buy a cheap laptop or raspberry pi, connect that to the TV, and use VLC to play movies from your desktop (would have to make the folder with movies on your desktop network shareable).
In the meantime, let's keep making vehicles with touchscreen only controls. Brilliant.
FYI, Nintendo DS is ahead of the switch still. https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/finance/hard_soft/index.html
I wish that was the case, but it absolutely doesn't even come close.
Yawn-stretch
She's had a real rough day, doing absolutely nothing lol
Lightning strikes twice at Lake Stephens
"SURVEYOR, WV (WVNS) — Lighting struck twice at Lake Stephens during an employee picnic on the evening of Monday, July 17, 2023, county officials reported.
Director of Raleigh County Parks and Recreation Authority Molly Williams said a lightning bolt struck the “rain box” at the Lake Stephens splash pad.
Moments later, she said, a second bolt struck the marina, short-circuiting the breaker box.
Although people were at both the splash pad and the marina, nobody was injured, according to Williams.
“Unfortunately, there were people there. The storm came in so fast and it did its damage and it left just as fast as it came in,” said Williams. “We moved everybody to safety, as soon as the storm hit. Everybody stayed in place until the storm had passed, and then everybody went home.”
On Tuesday, July 18, 2023, she said maintenance workers were assessing damage.
The splash pad was closed and being cleaned on Tuesday afternoon."