Sikaote wrote:

Even more exciting, however, is that the city will also allow large-scale events with up to 500 people and may allow more attendees if circumstances permit.

Oh! Oh, my! Oh, my god! Oh my god!! OMG!!! Yes! Yes! Yes! YESSSSSSSSS!!!!!

Pardon

Haha, this much excited. Great! By the way,when will they allow spicy, burger festival level events? 

~~“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ~~.

"Rhetorical overload is stressing the seals."

As if they don't have enough to worry about, with people clubbing their babies and all. 

Giovanni Martini wrote:

jknotts wrote:

Giovanni Martini wrote:

Give the pipeline a well-deserved rest. Instead say "springing up like toadstools after Great Rain God Tlaloc bursts his bladder over the parched plain."

Didn't pin you for a pipeline protester. Catch you at the Canadian border.

Canuck pipelines is ok. It's the TBJ one I'm fretting about. Rhetorical overload is stressing the seals.

Thank you for this article! I am surprised it doesn't mention the option to bind your plate number to your account - as someone who regularly drives/parks, this is far more efficient than the one-time payment.

Also, as a side point, I have just tried to pay a fine for not paying for my parking within 30 days. I called the phone number that was included in the text message notifying me of the fine and the response was that they have not been given instructions on how to process the payments *unknw*

Gutter oil is recycled out of waste oil collected from sources such as restaurant fryers, sewers, and grease traps, then reprocessed and sold as cooking oil – usually to street vendors and hole-in-the-wall restaurants. It can contain carcinogens and other toxins that are harmful when consumed by humans.

I thought MSG was used for unami.

Huh.

Crazy

Dinner table talk should run along the lines of, "Taste good? Gimme eat!"

Please let belches be a part. Please. Please. Please.

Pleasantry

Giovanni Martini wrote:

"Fermented foods are all the rage in the health world, and for good reason. They contain helpful micro-organisms that take up residence in our digestive tract (aka gut) and help us lead healthier lives."

I showed this to my wife and it's still no go. Erguotou (which startes out fermented) is not, she opines, a replacement for any green leafy vegetable or legume curd. WTF?

Seriously, why ruin a perfectly fine repast by whinging about health? Today, more useless people pursue perfectly pointless lives for far far longer than ever before. Dinner table talk should run along the lines of, "Taste good? Gimme eat!"

Giovanni Martini wrote:

Oh golly gee! How can I be a brand loyalist? Pledge the Apple? Tatto Steve Jobs face on my butt? Kill my parents? Because brand loyalty is all we got left since God died along with the day music did. Puh-leeze, how does one demonstrate brand loyalty?! Make hajj to the nearest outlet? What is the occult secret that gets me in the club?

Hajj is not made, it's perfomed. Smile

~~“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ~~.

learning_together wrote:

Why removing classified sections from the platform? It will impact negatively in the site user base. Same strategic mistake when the site was (badly) redesigned and then got stagnated in time missing the wave.

There is still a classified section on the Beijinger's website.

Giovanni Martini wrote:

WaqarOptimist wrote:

Giovanni Martini wrote:

"cinephiles in China may yet again find themselves in front of the big screen."

Cinephile? Is that what you call the creepy guy with thick glasses and bad smell who urges you to "grab a handful of popcorn, sonny!" in the movie theater? 

haha, please Giovanni! 

The fact that the story is false gives no one the right to question my trauma. One may be as deeply wounded by wholly imaginary events as real ones. It is deeply inegalitarian and oppressive to privilege real victims over we sham-survivors! If anyone dares dissent, I'll hashtag the entire TBJ staff into um...hash?

I find it hard to understand - as they say in English - where you coming from. From a thick glasses guy to now this...  Help 

 

 

~~“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ~~.

Giovanni Martini wrote:

WaqarOptimist wrote:

Giovanni Martini wrote:

"cinephiles in China may yet again find themselves in front of the big screen."

Cinephile? Is that what you call the creepy guy with thick glasses and bad smell who urges you to "grab a handful of popcorn, sonny!" in the movie theater? 

haha, please Giovanni! 

The fact that the story is false gives no one the right to question my trauma. One may be as deeply wounded by wholly imaginary events as real ones. It is deeply inegalitarian and oppressive to privilege real victims over we sham-survivors! If anyone dares dissent, I'll hashtag the entire TBJ staff into um...hash?

I find it hard to understand - as they say in English - where you coming from. From a thick glasses guy to now this...  Help 

 

 

~~“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ~~.

Giovanni Martini wrote:

"cinephiles in China may yet again find themselves in front of the big screen."

Cinephile? Is that what you call the creepy guy with thick glasses and bad smell who urges you to "grab a handful of popcorn, sonny!" in the movie theater? 

haha, please Giovanni! 

~~“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ~~.