Also,

• looks like his right foot has just stumbled and caught on the base of the table, which is starting to tip over.

This silhouette is an image captured of the moment just before a glorious tripping disaster, and a comped service.

And also the shadow of his tousled hairstyle on his shirt beside her thumb, and on her hand, is smoothed-out to match the slicked hair. Fantastic attention to detail.

You're going to play "moreover" and "nomenclature" then fuck up a "they're/their"? Hang your head.

*its settings.

I had the same complaint/confusion, thankfully elucidated by others' earlier replies.

I conclude that this ABC journalist, Meredith Deliso, is simply incompetent and ill-suited to her profession, lacking talent and verve for clarity of expression. Fuckin' typical.

Yes, in Canada

This is the most nonpareil reply for which one could hope to the question, "does it exist elsewhere?"

Perfect subversion of expectation. Comedic precision.

Bad keming.

Who did make it? What is its source?

Nor I, on my in-Canada account. Desktop access only; I don't have the Paypal app installed on my phone.

The article's image shows, under Manage your privacy settings, the options:

• Permissions you've given

• Interest-based marketing (which is the option pertinent to this issue)

  • Interest-based marketing on PayPal
  • Interest-based marketing in your other accounts

• Blocked contacts

  But my account's options are:

• Permissions you've given

• Manage your cookies

  • Marketing
  • Performance
  • Functional
  • Essential

• Blocked contacts

Possibly the Marketing checkbox is the Canadian version of this? I've got that checkbox turned off.

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A first for me.

Or are you just jealous envious that she's accomplished more than you?

Point of order,

Jealosy is a desire to own and keep from others something that is yours. It is in the same vein as zealotry.

Envy is wanting to own and take from others something that they have. It is in the same vein as coveting.

These are not synonymous, nor interchangeable.

Red and white stripes should stand out so easily here, but I can't seem to find them.

It's not a nitpick to know the meaning of the words we use, and how to use them. [email protected] and the arstechnica editors should know better.

I was using them to take apart monitor arms, cut boxes, etc.

... disassemble the corporate helicopter fleet, clean the salmon & beef steaks for the team's BBQ lunch, tighten the bolts on the hatchway to the HVAC-access roof, recalibrate our GPS markers for the DST changeover... just the usual.

Envious.

A bit hairier, and not quite as dainty as we'd in mind for the Neverland role. But as you're the only one to answer cast-call, Mr. McBoatface, let's give it a go, shall we?

Look at the community you're commenting in...

I thought it was Sting.

"Patting" works better than "trotting" and matches closer to the rhyme scheme of the original.

Horses trot. Cats pat. Anna isn't very good at this.