My thumb rule is: Pass the lights and honk twice outside their blind spot before making an overtake.

Where are the eggs $7.03?!
12.99 in my local store

mansion house, luxury sports car, yacht

For the people who are saying True Black, Roast, Toops, or CCX, which coffee do you drink there?

I've been to all of these places, multiple times. I've tried several coffees and was left somewhere between disappointed and disgusted, each time. Too many natural processed beans. Almost everything was too sour.

I've also tried Kohe, Karafa, Conçu, Ariko, and Bottega. Over-priced, mediocre coffee with very fancy equipment. Nothing I'd want go back for.

I'm yet to find a coffee at any Hyderabad-based cafe (other than Last House) that is better than the coffee at Blue Tokai, Third Wave, Milano, or even McDonald's McCafe.

If you have found a good, hot coffee, could you please recommend the specific drink.

Also: Roastery has an unnecessarily acidic espresso bean. Why do people want their coffee to be _pullaga?_ Am I missing something here?

Heard my dad on the phone with relatives of a potential match during the “trying to find an arranged match” phase-

“our daughter is dark and ugly but she comes from a good and educated family. Look at ….Blah blah blah…”.

Mom saying I have a loud laugh so I shouldn’t laugh so much.

Hit me like a ton of bricks, shattered my heart and self esteem all in a micro second.

It took me getting out of that household for higher studies, being asked out on dates and getting compliments to start believing that I might actually be attractive.

But there’s a part of me that still thinks a person is lying when they call me pretty or beautiful.

In that case toe reading is done simple.

We should talk about Kevin female version

*"We’re going to keep them out until such time as they agree that it’s the Gulf of America,” Trump said Tuesday.*

Good for the AP. You can't normalize this behavior.

The larger problem at hand is that Indians are horrible at studying and discussing history. Instead of trying to critically analyze events and figures and explore different perspectives, a lot of Indians idiotically politicize and deify historical figures like Shivaji or Tipu or whoever else they're blindly tying their collective identity to. Any narrative that deviates from their world view is automatically considered slander. There's also a complete lack of understanding in India of how history is written, how to discern between credible primary and secondary sources, and knowing what are facts, most likely facts and most likely myth.

As long as Indians look at historical figures as heroes or villains instead of imperfect human beings who are just simply responding to their circumstances, we're going to keep having this pissing contest.

"The feckless chainsaw nazi-car"

He was high AF.

Use common sense, logic, critical thinking, and keep your free will. Be suspicious and find evidence. Take the blinders off and do not submit to lies, regardless of party. Stand up for your fellow man and woman. As a Canadian, I will fight with my American neighbours for their rights and for truth. Let’s go people!

Use common sense, logic, critical thinking, and keep your free will. Be suspicious and find evidence. Take the blinders off and do not submit to lies, regardless of party. Stand up for your fellow man and woman. As a Canadian, I will fight with my American neighbours for their rights and for truth. Let’s go people!

>i want to quit my job and just go live in meghalaya or nagaland


Why are you specifically picking tribal majority states? 🤨📸



 Why not go to Tripura or Assam where land can be bought freely in many areas?

Learn what the algos are doing and trade with them. Take advantage of the crap that goes on. Make money off of it.

Duke suits you better imo

I call BS

If people were to eventually, actually resist, these are probably close to the most accurate numbers fighting against Trump and his “Destroy America” administration. Wouldn’t take long.

37 - M , creative director- advertiser - rescue dog dad

Wow 52.8% of women engaged in salaried work. That’s really good.