it said that they are going to deal with her cheeks once her nerves and muscles grow in better. It'll be most telling a year or two from now once it all settles down and they can fix some of the drooping problems. I hope to see a followup someday - it'd be super amazing to see the difference.
If you bartend at River Gods or the B-Side you'll have no excuse for not being booked for dates.
It's pretty easy to be social in Cambridge. There's tons of bars, clubs, meetups and so forth. Out of curiosity, where is "downtown" Cambridge? Central Square?
I would rather click zero times and just read the damn thing.
If you don't like ads, block them. I like well formatted text that doesn't require user intervention every time I go to a new page. That's sort of the entire fucking POINT of web design.
> I like well formatted text that doesn't require user intervention every time I go to a new page. That's sort of the entire fucking POINT of web design.
I totally agree. Unfortunately, many commercial pages present poorly-formatted text framed by blinking or brightly-colored distractions. I exercise a bit of user intervention to load the print link -- I just want the text, and I can size the column(s) easily.
Chances are during that time your income went up too, and you were no longer someone who really gave a shit about a $20 difference on a piece of gear and were willing instead to pay that $20 or whatever it was to an outfit like newegg to make sure their excellent service continued.
This is one thing that I have never liked about my fellow programmers/developers.
They sit around and speculate and arrogantly pontificate to no end when all that's really needed is a direct question to a person who can provide a direct answer.
Just ask the fucking doctor if he really believes in homeopathy, and if he does, switch providers.
