I'd say the lions were showing remarkable restraint. Among other lions, that claw and bite would basically be "I'm warning you, go away".
As high as that guy might’ve been he actually did several things correctly once he was in their domain. Always faced them, made himself appear bigger, and probably wreaked of meth which no sane lion would want any part of. This was made clear by swiftly rejecting the gift of a jacket.I'd say the lions were showing remarkable restraint. Among other lions, that claw and bite would basically be "I'm warning you, go away".
*When you turn GTA's difficulty up to Tom Clancy's "Realistic."*
Are they rebooting The Dukes of Hazzard again?
What a bunch of fucking idiots. You want a genetics lab for catgirls, not a nuclear lab!This is somehow not The Onion.Self-described gay furry hackers breach one of the biggest nuclear labs in the US, and demand it begin researching 'IRL catgirls'
"We are cats, intricacies such as 'why' do not concern us."www.pcgamer.com
True. Radioactivity is for becoming a supe with cat powers.What a bunch of fucking idiots. You want a genetics lab for catgirls, not a nuclear lab!
O.K. O.K. Took a bit but I've stopped laughing now. Sort of.*When you turn GTA's difficulty up to Tom Clancy's "Realistic."*
I went to an In-N-Out when it first came to North Texas a little over 10 years ago. They hype was real. They were talking about it on the news and everything, interviewing people about how excited they were, etc. I'd never even heard of In-N-Out, but gave in, and decided to try it to see what all the literal fuss was about. I waited about two weeks, and still had to wait over a half hour in the drive thru... And I've never been so utterly underwhelmed in my life. Absolutely nothing of note about their food. Bland and pointless. It is, hands down, inferior to almost every other comparable fast food option.I wonder how many folks ended up ordering delivery from other places while they waitedIn-N-Out Burger's first Idaho restaurant sees EIGHT HOUR lines
In-N-Out has opened its first store in Idaho and saw eight-hour-long lines at its drive-thru on opening day yesterday. Many also lined up around the store to pick up orders in personwww.dailymail.co.uk
I went to an In-N-Out when it first came to North Texas a little over 10 years ago. They hype was real. They were talking about it on the news and everything, interviewing people about how excited they were, etc. I'd never even heard of In-N-Out, but gave in, and decided to try it to see what all the literal fuss was about. I waited about two weeks, and still had to wait over a half hour in the drive thru... And I've never been so utterly underwhelmed in my life. Absolutely nothing of note about their food. Bland and pointless. It is, hands down, inferior to almost every other comparable fast food option.
Since that day 10 years ago, I've been to In-N-Out one other time. I thought perhaps my opinion might have been tainted by the wholly unexceptional experience I had after the extremely exaggerated hype, but nope. It was the same, bland bullshit. If fast food was Christmas gifts, In-N-Out would be the socks you unwrap with all the enthusiasm of waiting for water to boil.
TL;DR? The only way In-N-Out should merit an 8-hour wait is if the kitchen is 8 hours away from the drive-thru window.
No Die Hard? No Muppet's Christmas Carol? Pft...Violent Night is the most popular Christmas in my home state this year. Michigan.