5270 pts · October 15, 2011
Bike lanes are separate from car traffic wherever possible, intersections are designed them in mind and motorists are used to cyclists.
, pretends to be an employee, and gets him to read out the serial number on the back of a modem. (2/2)
There was *one* accurate hack: The protagonist calls up a night security guard at a company he wants to hack (1/2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yszaOJHPjA
The Dutch Communist Party was the only one that organized resistance *before* Germany invaded the Soviet Union, defying Stalin's directions.
For decades the Dutch communists weren't allowed to participate in the memorial of the February Strikes, which they organized.
turned right into Germany at the Rhine. One Canadian soldier (Lee Major) singlehandedly freed the city of Zwolle. (2/2)
It wasn't the queen, but other royals. They were the ones who did most of the fighting that liberated the country after the Americans (1/2)
The Varangian Guard (basically the Byzantine imperial guard) recruited heavily from Scandinavia and England.
Make a lot of people very nervous by putting down a Russian flag and a bottle of vodka.
The Netherlands was neutral in World War 1, but large numbers of refugees, economic problems and food shortages still led to civil unrest.
The bridge sits at the start of the Rapenburg. It's a memorial to the mayor for his ability to maintain calm in the city during World War 1.
'bout a few.
Corporal Nobby Nobbs, disqualified from the human race for shoving.
Seattle PD, and specifically their union, is ground zero of police unions being used to block any kind of accountability. This is rare.
Sandy Petersen. Devout Mormon, iirc. A while ago he showed a really cute video of playing Doom (the original) with his granddaughters.
...endless 'X identifies as Y and...' headlines.
They used to make genuinely funny jokes about Evangelicals, coming from a place of love. After they were purchased, it's just...
I live in Leiden. The Keukenhof bus lines are normally a fixture at the central train station during spring. Their absence is weird.
Because humans are pre-programmed to keep suffering rather than admit defeat?
It's the oldest university city in The Netherlands, established in 1575. For a general idea, think Amsterdam, 1/10th size, minus tourists.
If they weren't removed they'd know that they weren't frequently used/closely watched, and easy targets for burglary.
This one literally retails for $49.99/€49.99. You just see the showy pieces on social media more often, because they attract more attention.
Brickset or Bricklink are usually my go-to site, since they seem to have the most complete databases, including sets that never hit stores.
2045 is the Grimace car from a 1999 line of Happy Meal toys. 2320 has never been used for a set.
At least that TFS short gave him a happy ending of sorts.
Joe Arpaio was elected. Repeatedly. That should tell you all you need to know. Thank fuck he didn't even make it past the primary this year.
Bike lanes are separate from car traffic wherever possible, intersections are designed them in mind and motorists are used to cyclists.
, pretends to be an employee, and gets him to read out the serial number on the back of a modem. (2/2)
There was *one* accurate hack: The protagonist calls up a night security guard at a company he wants to hack (1/2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yszaOJHPjA
The Dutch Communist Party was the only one that organized resistance *before* Germany invaded the Soviet Union, defying Stalin's directions.
For decades the Dutch communists weren't allowed to participate in the memorial of the February Strikes, which they organized.
turned right into Germany at the Rhine. One Canadian soldier (Lee Major) singlehandedly freed the city of Zwolle. (2/2)
It wasn't the queen, but other royals. They were the ones who did most of the fighting that liberated the country after the Americans (1/2)
The Varangian Guard (basically the Byzantine imperial guard) recruited heavily from Scandinavia and England.
Make a lot of people very nervous by putting down a Russian flag and a bottle of vodka.
The Netherlands was neutral in World War 1, but large numbers of refugees, economic problems and food shortages still led to civil unrest.
The bridge sits at the start of the Rapenburg. It's a memorial to the mayor for his ability to maintain calm in the city during World War 1.
'bout a few.
Corporal Nobby Nobbs, disqualified from the human race for shoving.
Seattle PD, and specifically their union, is ground zero of police unions being used to block any kind of accountability. This is rare.
Sandy Petersen. Devout Mormon, iirc. A while ago he showed a really cute video of playing Doom (the original) with his granddaughters.
...endless 'X identifies as Y and...' headlines.
They used to make genuinely funny jokes about Evangelicals, coming from a place of love. After they were purchased, it's just...
I live in Leiden. The Keukenhof bus lines are normally a fixture at the central train station during spring. Their absence is weird.
Because humans are pre-programmed to keep suffering rather than admit defeat?
It's the oldest university city in The Netherlands, established in 1575. For a general idea, think Amsterdam, 1/10th size, minus tourists.
If they weren't removed they'd know that they weren't frequently used/closely watched, and easy targets for burglary.
This one literally retails for $49.99/€49.99. You just see the showy pieces on social media more often, because they attract more attention.
Brickset or Bricklink are usually my go-to site, since they seem to have the most complete databases, including sets that never hit stores.
2045 is the Grimace car from a 1999 line of Happy Meal toys. 2320 has never been used for a set.
At least that TFS short gave him a happy ending of sorts.
Joe Arpaio was elected. Repeatedly. That should tell you all you need to know. Thank fuck he didn't even make it past the primary this year.