Did this on a bus once. My college roommate and I went to London for spring break. We randomly got on the bus to see what the suburbs were like. We only planned on staying on for an hour or so, but fell asleep and 3 hours later ended up at the end of the line in who knows where.
Thankfully there was one last bus that was headed back to Central London, or we would have been screwed. Of course it was express, so it only took 45 mins to get back.
Pretty sure they did us a favor.
So what your saying is that one of the very tools that people used to protest, is now being used to perpetuate the very thing they were protesting?
Why am I not surprised.
Who would buy moose poop necklaces? Much less giraffe?
Is there some fad I'm missing?
Looked into moving there close to after everything opened up. Yeah...those prices are astronomical.
Sounds like it would be a great time to buy up countries in default, just like in the American housing market.../s
I'm not saying that either I'm saying Americans are lazy and have no sense of work ethic and immigrants regardless of what they're paid (not that I want them to be paid anything but the fair wage anyone else should be entitled to) are a required part of our work force and I'm grateful for the work they do. We wouldn't have roads or building, or food. Some get paid well, some get paid shit. Im not a farmer so I can't tell you if they chose to let the whole seasons crop go to waste over paying others more to pick said crops, or if they just didn't have anyone that wanted to do actual work. From my narrow view, I have the tendency to think that no one wanted to work.
Honestly, I think I took your comment to mean something it didn't. I'm sorry for any misunderstanding.
This is also true, but that true across most industry in America at this point.
If pay is even across the board than why would one person want to toil in the sun vs sit on thier bum and deal with angry customers. Most pick the angry customers...
Even when the more manual labor jobs do pay well, a ton of people quit after a day or two, granted they're usually younger people who didn't realize what the job would entail.
To be fair a couple of states cracked down hard on illegal immigrants and millions of dollars of crops rotted cause there was no one there to pick em. The states reversed course pretty fast.
Americans are pretty lazy at this point, and I speak as an American.
Well that not fun...jeeze.
Yall had fun names. Ours was just ding dong ditch.
A newer one I thought was good for not alot of gore was The Night House.
Definitely second The Ritual and Hush.
I'm not sure if it counts as horror per se but Horse Girl was unsettling.
And maybe I'm dorky but The Babadook was actually really good with a kinda happy ending.
And I'm unsure if The Wailing technically fits everyone's definition of no gore. I mean, it's not a slasher movie by any means, but there is blood (although its mostly on the living) and ghosts that are definitely dead.
Should have impeached this pos when u had the chance. Dumbasses.
I know this is all for show. They think all the theatrics is somehow riveting the population into ignoring the 14 bills that are to be voted on this election.
1 of them is obviously worth it. Some of the rest sound nice, but probably hide some shady doings. With this crap going on, it's hard to take the summaries for granted.