@amyrhood This is so cool of you, man. You’ve stolen a dead 58 year old woman’s Twitter account and are posting videos to her follower base of 373 church goers and none of them are paying attention. You gotta be feeling like you’re winning at life, bro!
@shlormp2 @IntractableLion “Sparkling Mead” is a pretty good indicator for most as mead is a common word specifically used to describe wine made with honey.
I also agree about the white label. Ciders and meads feel prime in spring and I think white is good for conveying that.
Florida State isn’t that great:
• pulled away late from 6-6 G5 team
• needed prayer to beat 6-6 rival
• 3-point win vs. 4-8 conference foe
• lost by 10 at home
oh wait shoot this is my Alabama file one second
@caitlin_hebron@sud0cr3am @HaleyNPowell @MIAxTHORNE@gretagerwigflew Yes, I have no issue with that distinction. The previous person’s correction missed the “Gaelic context” portion of the tweet they were trying to correct because you’re not going to say Cillian and Cian are descended from English roots?
@ComradeLuanne If the hull failed, they died instantly. If the hull is in tact, they are likely still alive with a 96 hour supply of emergency oxygen. The deepest successful rescue ever was at 1,575 feet and these folks are at +12,000.
@_ROTE_ @Rezzpact @TeamsterRnF@Teamsters@UPS UPS sends their new vehicles out to have the ACs removed before the drivers are allowed to use them. Pretty simple solution there.
@sebastineliu@NBCNews Even if they save a good amount of money, it’s still dumb. We’ve had multiple 110°F days with the heat index where I’m at. It can get very dangerous very quickly.
@sebastineliu@NBCNews Insignificant savings for an individual. Probably quite a lot of money saved for a fleet the size of UPS. FedEx doesn’t take AC away, but FedEx couriers make less money and it’s also not a priority fix if it isn’t working.