No but the CEO had to cut down to just one new AMG Merc per year. It’s a doggy dog world out there
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No but the CEO had to cut down to just one new AMG Merc per year. It’s a doggy dog world out there
One opened in my city, only Aldi within 50 miles. It is always packed and both of the major regional grocers have raised their “now hiring” wages several dollars, run much more aggressive deals, and their parking lots are maybe 4/5ths as full as they were a month ago.
Which is great for me because I’ve been to several Aldis and realized it just isn’t for me. Being one guy with a pretty weak appetite, the actual dollar savings don’t really come out to much for me (maybe -$10 versus a major grocer if I’m really stocking up), and the “Aldi Experience” doesn’t really mesh with how I buy food. It’s still great to have them in the market, though.
Not like that. I’d rather the FV just slowly accumulate internet weirdos, OSS nerds, etc., than triple in size overnight because some pop singer told their fans to join
Yeah I don’t want those type of people here.
Held in the relatively stable northeastern state of Pennsylvania on the eve of the 23rd anniversary of the country’s worst terrorist attack, the debate was a chance to showcase the democratic progress the country had made since the violent, shambolic elections and attempted coup nearly four years ago.
However, it got off to a less than stellar start. The three moderate candidates in the race – Jill Stein, Cornel West and Chase Oliver – were barred from participating. Instead, the contest pitted the two frontrunners: former President Donald Trump, the candidate of the far-white Republican Party, widely thought to be the political wing of white-Christianist militias, and Kamala Harris, the current vice president, who led a palace coup two months ago that forced the ageing, unpopular incumbent, President Joe Biden, to abandon his quest for re-election.
Lmao, too funny man. You should be like a writer on SNL or something
Got u
Lmao
Man it’s a 4 hour video. Of a review of a hotel. At no point in modern history was that the kind of thing that many people had the attention span to watch
Probably sponsored by a local Church. I’m sure that prisons in areas with large Jewish, Muslim, etc. populations have similar programs.
Talking out of my ass here, I can’t imagine it would be that difficult for someone to get a holy book from a different religion, though
And we can assume that these nukes, unlike the conventional armory, have been maintained since the Cold War and not sold off to private interests?
Said it a while ago, the US is losing at capitalism for the first time in modern history and doesn’t know how to cope
I don’t know of anything but this sounds like something I could use a lot too, so I’m commenting to remember to check this thread later
Don, I’m really rooting for you here but you need to proofread your posts before you submit them. That title makes no sense for people just scrolling through
That’s very important information
…I mean, you DO realize that 1988 has no significant historical ties to the nazis right?
My username is a joke and you are wrong
The call was coming from inside the house!?
But writing that I’m a nerd for figures and love assigning numbers to cases and also love large and properly formatted data files sounds ridiculous.
Welcome to job searching, it’s all bullshitting anyway
Tiananmen Square Massacre really happened
Any tankies wanna take a spin on how this is actually a good thing?
Reddit’s blocking feature is probably the dumbest I’ve ever seen