89367 pts · July 30, 2016
It's a flan / crème caramel.(It's not crème brûlée because it doesn't have the broiled sugar top—i.e., the brûlée part.)
It's a really big flan (a.k.a., crème caramel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cr%C3%A8me_caramel
Yeah, twist it!
Otto and Moe are both perfectly traditional names.
Forget Norway!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbYtASAakAI
*at least* one of them…
Calm down, there, Guy Fawkes.
He's not in charge of the legislative branch, but when the president is a petulant toddler with veto power that requires a 2/3 supermajority to override his narcissistic ego, then although he can't control what bills pass, he can indeed control what bills don't.
"Buy my book! Buy my book!"
Trump doesn't care about DC—or about anything that belongs to the American people—only his personal property (like his golf courses).
You mean this guy?
It's not honorary 4th place, because she tied for 5th. Even if you remove the person with whom she tied, she'd still be 5th (just no tie).
Who is that, and does she have any more songs?
*hamberder
Is is a Wee Stump-Bear Carving or a Wee-Stump Bear Carving?
Every *show made in the 21st century* is now eventually destroyed by its own fandom.
Yeah, but those seasons were 29, 26, and 24 episodes.
Do you want… do you waaaaant… go back to my place… bouncy-bouncy?
There's one major difference between that and Prometheus: the worm can turn.
Might as well. After all, no one else can feel it for you.
Sure, but toner cartridges of that size will get you thousands—sometimes tens of thousands—of pages per cartridge. Ink doesn't come close.
No Baseketball?
One could argue that the receipt of a loan based on the value of assets as collateral is, itself, the realization of those assets’ gains, and therefore deserves to be taxed as income.
Dammit! Now I have this phrase set to a Tom Petty melody stuck on repeat in my head.
Was he writing them at Castle Aaaarrrgghhhh?
Hu is that?
Mostly, except the N becomes M when followed by a bilabial consonant. (To be fair, though, it’s probably easier / safer just to go with N, especially when explaining it to people who don’t know any kana at all.)
Not hints; *clues*!
It's a flan / crème caramel.
(It's not crème brûlée because it doesn't have the broiled sugar top—i.e., the brûlée part.)
It's a really big flan (a.k.a., crème caramel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cr%C3%A8me_caramel
Yeah, twist it!
Otto and Moe are both perfectly traditional names.
Forget Norway!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbYtASAakAI
*at least* one of them…
Calm down, there, Guy Fawkes.
He's not in charge of the legislative branch, but when the president is a petulant toddler with veto power that requires a 2/3 supermajority to override his narcissistic ego, then although he can't control what bills pass, he can indeed control what bills don't.
"Buy my book! Buy my book!"
Trump doesn't care about DC—or about anything that belongs to the American people—only his personal property (like his golf courses).
You mean this guy?
It's not honorary 4th place, because she tied for 5th. Even if you remove the person with whom she tied, she'd still be 5th (just no tie).
Who is that, and does she have any more songs?
*hamberder
Is is a Wee Stump-Bear Carving or a Wee-Stump Bear Carving?
Every *show made in the 21st century* is now eventually destroyed by its own fandom.
Yeah, but those seasons were 29, 26, and 24 episodes.
Do you want… do you waaaaant… go back to my place… bouncy-bouncy?
There's one major difference between that and Prometheus: the worm can turn.
Might as well. After all, no one else can feel it for you.
Sure, but toner cartridges of that size will get you thousands—sometimes tens of thousands—of pages per cartridge. Ink doesn't come close.
No Baseketball?
One could argue that the receipt of a loan based on the value of assets as collateral is, itself, the realization of those assets’ gains, and therefore deserves to be taxed as income.
Dammit! Now I have this phrase set to a Tom Petty melody stuck on repeat in my head.
Was he writing them at Castle Aaaarrrgghhhh?
Hu is that?
Mostly, except the N becomes M when followed by a bilabial consonant. (To be fair, though, it’s probably easier / safer just to go with N, especially when explaining it to people who don’t know any kana at all.)
Not hints; *clues*!