Oooooor... a pen and paper. If he forgets or doesn't bother to take a pen and paper, he would likely do the same with a tablet.

So make it happen. Get rid of your car today and start biking. Save all the money you put towards your car (really all of it; the maintenance, upkeep, insurance, registration, gas and/or charging, parking, tolls, the car itself if you're paying a note or whenever you would have replaced it, washing if you pay for that, etc.) and it won't take long to have enough to get a used boat.

Isn't it actually supposed to be 10 - 3? Isn't the whole point of the idiom that it's a short working day?

Call 833-USE-UBER and you can use Uber without a smartphone.

People that want to play on these custom servers (those that don't also play on the official servers, because some do) aren't going to pay to play on the official servers because the custom servers are taken away.

Sure, they're not paying Blizzard. But they're also not using any of Blizzard's resources (by not being on Blizzard's servers). So it takes nothing away from Blizzard.

People should be able to play how they want. It's ridiculous that the laws are against this.

Oracle so if you don't pay then you don't get the fix?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

ca needs get rid of the truck speed limit and let it be the same as the car one.
I can't truck 55!

Not sure, I haven't ridden in an open parking lot in years. I'll give it a shot.

But are they really socially inept when they're adept at using the same social interaction methods their peers use? They may be inept at what previous generations consider social interaction, but from their perspective, aren't the socially inept ones the people of previous generations that are inept at (or choose not to engage with) the methods of social interaction they use?

So then explain Japan, where they drive on the left.

It's used in British English, Irish English, and Commonwealth English...

I have also noticed this (on a bike and in a car - I don't ski and I haven't skated in so long that I don't remember how turning was) but I know why that is for me; in the US I'm on the right side of the street (mostly- there are some bike lanes that are on the left side), so right turns are tighter, which means I have less time to adjust, and have to tilt more on a bike. When I'm on the left side of the street, I feel more comfortably in control turning left.

what side do you want?

and when the sub contracted phone store loses your identity?