Your made-up percentages mean very little. My family's life means a great deal.

I'm not willing to let my ego, my small man complex or whatever it is you cowboys are dealing with, put them at risk.

It's pointless thing to do. Your penis does not grow with risk taking.

I'm fully sure you believe so.

Oh, Ars Technica ran the numbers. Well, that settles it.

Joe Rogan's opinion would be equally valuable.

Ah.

I say it because my cousin's husband didn't, and then his shed collapsed into the basement (of the shed) while his kids were putting canned produce away.

Canned? Like you think I have a bot that posts reasonable advice to people?

Where I live this would be very illegal without getting it signed off.

>If you're not sure whether a wall is load-bearing or not, it's essential to consult with a structural engineer or a licensed contractor before you start any demolition or construction work.

If you're not a structural engineer or similarly qualified person, you aren't sure. You just think you're sure. You need to consult a licensed engineer.

It's a shame, but OnePlus' quality went to shit a couple generations back anyway.

The 6 was bad, too, just not as bad.

Probably means a 5t, which is what I still use.

Sure, but that doesn't mean it won't be published.

I can't buy Winds of Winter, but I will.

On the say-so of who?

Because her publisher didn't drop her and she immediately got another agent.

Probably the vast majority of books fall into this category.

It's more than fast enough for what you'd legit expect to do on a laptop like this, though.

Man that shit is a deal breaker. Drop ceilings are ugly AF.

If you weren't going to insulate, why even put a ceiling in?

Several places like that here in Gloucester. It's really cool.

If you find something like this, it belongs to the state. You only get compensated on a strict schedule. The monetary value might very well be high, but there's nobody to sell it to other than the state ... who can only give you a fixed rate.

Unless it's in the middle of nowhere, it usually gets preserved where it is. So they uncover as much as they can, record everything they can about it, then preserve it right there and build a layer over it such that it can safely be built upon.

If they didn't do this, there'd be nowhere to live. I live in Gloucester along a stream. It is absolutely guaranteed that if we were to dig around under my house, there'd be artefacts of some sort.

>I’m studying classics at university and during a modern literature module we studied Jane Eyre. Now I have read it all, written many notes and essays on it and have a pretty good grip on it (not particularly hard when the author is the least subtle author I have ever read).

Right. You've written 'many essays'. 'Least subtle'.

I don't know where to begin here, but the fact that you don't understand vol 3 belies the 'least subtle' notion. Never mind what it says about the 'many essays'.

She's suddenly less hideous.

Maybe 5% of Warhammer fiction is any good. Most of it is truly terrible.