Lucky that the investigator had that tech training or the suspect could have slipped away
Droechai
joined 2 years ago
It's not the scientists fault, it's the Prussians who focused more on arms and military than social security nets and infrastructure. It's all been down hill since then
We wouldn't get far before the shark would asphyxiate though, I think it's a bad replacement for cars
Tell me you live in a safe neighborhood without saying you live in a safe neighborhood....
Your "feeling" are invalidating hundreds of peoples lived experience of the terror of vending machine gang violence
Or a test to see if the partner will stay around for abuse after a period of silence..
Silence, then abuse and after that love bombing
Is Toms Hardware reliable now? They have had some very rough articles with a ton of bias, but I haven't stayed up to date on their trustworthiness
It only takes one bike to wobble as you pass or one baby cart coming unexpectedly out behind the obstacle to imprint the need to give wide clearance
If they are traveling in the right direction they can actually take the turn in upwards of 1672 km/h in your example
Cigarette lighter? You mean the finger print eraser and "lesson enforcer"? It was always empty when I grew up, seems like every child needed to learn that it was still hot even after the glow had vanished :)
The bic type lighter where everywhere, including in the coin shelf in cars
Wouldn't that require the app the a better experience?
How do I unlock the third to seventh eye?
You forgot BF2142, I loved that game