@TomGrochowiak In England some generations ago, "how do you do?" was not really taken as a question, and the correct response was "how do you do?". Its natural for non-native speakers and in fact many English people today, to interpret it literally. https://t.co/BfvIf4tZBN
@yoavweiss FYI, usually there's nothing a company can do (at least in UK) to force you to come in after the notice, apart from not paying you which is fair.
@InnkeepGame This is exactly what convinced me to change my mind about watching people play video games and seek out streamers with similar taste in them. Today I'm watching @Surreal_Beliefs stream Kingdom Come, an expensive game Id love to play but absolutely have no time for.
@StanleySBill@notesfrompoland FT is as much about sharing the acquired doughnuts as it is about eating them. Buy more than you need, and give them to people. You'll be fat, but at least you'll have friends.
Day HAS BEEN SAVED thanks to @doughnuttime_uk
Just look at the size of those bad bois
Wouldn't want to make someone come here with just one now would I! Luckily, we've been sharing some foodstuffs with neighbours in the building.
@rooxanapam "The Day After"
"The film was so effective that it depressed Pres. Ronald Reagan. He wrote about it in his diary, and some biographers speculated it had a direct effect on Reagan's desire to end nuclear proliferation during the back half of his presidency."