Tom742

How about Lord Londonderry, “one of Churchill’s innumerable cousins”?

He was an extraordinarily wealthy man, with more than most to lose were genuine socialism to take power. Londonderry was of the view that Germany was the lesser evil.

Lesser Evilism

and being economically forced to buy the cheapest can. The luxury of choice is bourgeois decadence.

Dark Souls 1, great scythe dex/pyro build. Time for my annual fall season replay

MH Rise starting a fresh character and trying gunlance, hopefully it keeps my attention until MH Wilds is released. Last time I tried gunlance out as a main weapon was Tri era

GOOD POST

When I first met my MIL, I had met my now wife on Tinder, her first question to me was “so are you a serial killer or what?” She still brings it up, 10 years later, how weird it is we met online and how dangerous that could have been.

All my sympathy comrade.

Goodluck and Godspeed!

My career isn't on there, I couldn't even smash it into one of the categories. Do you have to be represented on the list to be invited?

drone pilot

It might start a little before Broadband and 5G Careers from the title image, but it looks like that's possibly the entire list.

SAD

Hard to tell from a photo, but it looks like it to me. I’ve mostly seen landscaping adhesive used for securing cement paver steps, it joins very strongly, it’s quicker to set than mortar, and it’s a hell of a lot easier to work with than mortar.

You’ll probably have an easier time of it ultimately if you pull out those decorative pavers where you intend to lay the new steps and replace them with some wider step or corner pavers. Much sturdier base and you’ll get a better adhesive bond.

but in general the default "sunrise" a human is likely to be talking about is the one we experience on Earth.

In this example they, the CIS are human, and the non-cis is implied to be what? Non-human? This person sucks.

Polymeric sand wouldn't be a good fit for this use case, you’ll need to use a mortar or something like loctite pl500 to avoid creating a potential trip hazard. Polysand does bind, but not strongly enough for this, it’s more or less just to keep pavers from shifting and plants growing between them.

You should be fine laying new steps on the existing provided they’re in good shape. (Relatively level, no cracks)

I would probably at least pull that bottom layer of decorative pavers out and lay new corner pavers there to provide a better base for the steps.

Facts. I get so much pushback from libs about this though. I just hit em with

The purpose of a system is what it does