HamStudy is the best one. The app cost a couple bucks but the mobile site is free

The Beast continued its studies with renewed Focus, building great Reference works and contemplating new Realities. The Beast brought forth its followers and acolytes to create a renewed smaller form of itself and, through Mischievous means, sent it out across the world.

from The Book of Mozilla, 6:27

Also, I don’t agree with the OP and think it’s fucking dumb, but let’s not forget that “retard” used to be a medical term as well

I mean, sure. As someone who recently went back to school and is around a bunch of PhD and PhD students, they’re really, really smart… about their specific area of study. But more than some of them are fucking stupid when it comes to other, normal things

Not necessarily, a PhD isn’t a medical degree

Sure, that’s why I didn’t say she’ll get the full $8.5mm

It means half of the settlement will be paid by Fort Lupton’s insurance company, the other half will be paid by Platteville’s insurance company. Rios gets everything she’s entitled to.

Where did you get that picture of my childhood dining room?

Amazon Pharmacy too. And if you have Prime you can sign up for RxPass for $5 per month and get free refills of 50 commonly prescribed medicines

This is such a good game, and this is a very good deal for it

Offices and Bosses

I have hope that ours will get there one day. Nearly four years in and they’re almost starting to tolerate one another

Sometimes I really dislike being in Columbia, but seeing views like this make me take a step back and appreciate it for what it is

A slightly easier way to think of this: leap years happen every 4 years, except that we skip one every 100 years (those that end in 00) unless it’s divisible by 400. So we had a leap year in 2000 because it’s divisible by 400, but 2100 will not be a leap year.

Mastercard is a payment processing company that processes both credit and debit card purchases. They don’t actually issue any payment cards themselves, they just want to make sure they aren’t processing payments that break federal law.