Sliders. One of those accessible sci-fi shows that helped instill a love of the genre
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Works so well on Android TV! +1 for this app, been using it for years and it still gets regular updates
I'm not saying they're in the right, but once you put stuff on the internet it's near impossible to stop people doing what they want with it
Stupid question, but you're entering the servers_ipaddress:8070
When trying to access from a computer other than the server, Correct?
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It's not about the cost of the clothing, it's about the intent to appear professional at an interview. Trying is good.
I've seen people rock up to interviews wearing hoodies and tracksuit pants. So yeah dressing appropriately shows you're interested.
You look good! Good luck
We think similarly. Autism makes life difficult. I think scanning for defective genes early in pregnancy is worthwhile to avoid life destroying issues.
Of course autism has a scale of sorts, you can still live somewhat normally, but it sure as hell doesn't feel beneficial
These are probably the same kinds of people who used to claim the devil was whispering to them in the random static noise from between TV stations.
They're clearly just broken people.
Oh nice. I was considering getting this during a sale one of these days
Pierce: Say, it's a bit stuffy in here. And I know a certain someone who fancies lilac. Bart: I just like it, is all!
From treehouse of horror XII I believe
Wow what a flash back. That was on TV briefly during my childhood
It'd depend on the severity of their autism and stuff.
But going for a walk together or anything without big crowds. If they're ok with crowds, go shopping together or something. Any normal activity can be ok unless they're the type to get overstimulated.