The 16-year-old, who gave only his first name, Dartezz, said Bernard and he were talking about shots being fired at a gas station across the street less than 10 minutes earlier.
The lack of surname will surely provide some anonymity, despite Cleveland’s rapidly diminishing population.
Salutations from Happy Larryville, GN!
Love the stack o’ evil cats, Mac.
I nearly spewed coffee after reading this sentence at Cleveland.com:
The lack of surname will surely provide some anonymity, despite Cleveland’s rapidly diminishing population.
Good morning, Fatwa
Need. Coffee.
Hai, Sven!
I want a shower-sized coffee maker.
Yes, clearly part of the Internet of Things.
Given the manufacturer, I’m reminded of a joke I had the pleasure of being the first to tell to Dad (who repeated it more than a few times):
Have you heard about the new Krups microwave oven? Seats six!
Ugh.
Off to work--good day to all of you!
Good morning, Gerbil Nation!
Good morning, Fatwa and Sven!
Dartezz? Probably some asian kid. That reminds me of this not-PC spoof on the names of top college football players.
Hai, Paddy!
Loved the video; had never seen that particular Key & Peele bit.
Hi!!
I got a break in the billable time action to jump in for a minute to say, I cant wait to vote for Kanye in 2020! How bad can he be, right?
:: scurry-by ::
*mwah!* y’all!
Well, I stopped by to contribute a link to teh stupid yesterday, today’s link is to the “Dammit!”: http://www.qwerkywriter.com/
$329?!? If you’re going to spend that kind of money on a ‘retro’ keyboard, I want it to have the angle and keystroke length of this bad boy:
It might remind people why the electric typewriter was such a productivity improvement.
Paddy that is a beautiful thing to behold! I love old typewriters. My mom had one just like that back in the good ol’ days!
Typewriters? Well they aint part of the Internet of Things!
Sad day at that place I go to every day that I really love--couple more people gave notice today--hard to understand why.
Sorry to hear that, Sven. If the commute wasn’t so miserable, I’d think of applying there. Good workplaces are hard to find.