Relatively.

We are now going to proceed to the Q&A session.

With a minor. I'm not a maniac.
Bombay Sapphire.
Tickets were cheap. Airline seating type pricing algo.
Frozen. Little Mermaid. Moana. Beauty & The Beast. Tangled. Encanto; that order.
Too long by about 50 minutes.
The worst people in the universe.

I feel it captures the experience.

You see Notre-Dame, whereas it reminds me of the magnifying glass gag in Top Secret (1984).

I very much hope it's the result of a standoff over the neighbour's solar panel installation that escalated.

I have mixed feelings. There's an awkward isosceles triangle area to the left of the patio that no qualified architect would ever allow, the wood panelling looks crap, the balcony line is a mess and fake grass is never acceptable. But at least it's bad in an interesting way.

They do like to shield behind the idea that it's all the work of one brain-cooked oddball, but he still has plenty of help. www.linkedin.com/company/x-co...

Section 230 is as damaging long-term as lead in petrol.

Cos it seems to me that by working for X, a person has to be strongly in favour of systemised sexual bullying, and I'd just like to make sure that's where they're at.

It does seem the most likely explanation. There are McDonalds franchises in lots of government buildings, including the Pentagon, so my guess would be they either supply the stuff wholesale for cooking on site or borrow from other locations.

I believe, in his first term, that White House security didn't allow ordering in so the kitchen made him faux McDonalds. No idea if that's still the case though.

Yes, it was very much "ambushed by conversation".

So the advice is to not. Thanks, machine.

I'm sure the appeal would wane on the 100th time someone asked what she did.