Just like an accident on the side of the road - everyone wants a look...

It's been a while since I had to convert Kindle books, but the last time I did - Calibre was the way to go.

It's a complete collection manager too so you can edit metadata, cover art, format and so much more.

It's definitely intimidating when starting out, but well worth it.

I really enjoyed the D8(?) thc. Didn't cause tolerance buildup like regular weed and kept my head from getting fuzzy. Also prevented me from getting totally zooted - it actually just took the edge off like I want.

And charge them fees. Just like they'd do to any individual. The city could make some real bank.

Being an activist ≠ ok to be killed.

Or am I just being confused by poor wording in title?

This dude is awesome.

He is correct - only a psycho would do that.

Its not bad for consumers.

It's only bad for the country because it's owned by the corporations.

It is bad for greedy corporations.

What a fucked up world where we are cheering on China. Fucking trump.

Like others said, lots of red flags.

Also no reason to quit the 9-5 to get into streaming. You do that shit after work until you actually have a following.

Now add the rest of the game...

The bottom of a shoe is called the sole. Pronouced soul.

Gotta play dominos with them. Everytime one pops up- knock em dead. I mean down. Wink wink.

*But feeding them doesn't benefit me.

*every republicunt ever.

This says less about cars and more about shoddy work and government grift.

Just like I never called french fries freedom fries, I will never call the gulf of mexico the gulf of america

Request for leave is for longer term absence.

Still shitty

It's only gonna get worse. We're heading towards dustbowl 2.0.

At a bare minimum any company that helps terrorists or supports any type of human rights abuse should be taken over and made some sort of public commodity.

Like a corporate applied eminent domain. Now all 'profit' goes directly into the community coffer.

Aka Uber and Lift no longer available in Mass.