Given how many other simulators are out there, 90% of the work has already been done. The investment for making the game is quite small so they only need to sell a small number of copies to make it worthwhile. I suspect that they had the $5 bargain bin next to the checkout in mind when writing it.
They should remake it in 2015, so Marty can go back in time to 1985 and everyone can laugh at how different the world was back then. Probably won't happen so we ended up with 'Hot Tub Time Machine' instead.
I got my first grey hair at 19. Early grey seems to run in the family. It wasn't until my 30s that it was more than a few hairs so I never bothered with it. Sadly, like The Nag, mine comes in patchy so from a distance it looks like I have mange. If it was all grey I'd consider letting it grow out but at 39 I'm not sure I'm ready for that anyway. So off to the salon this afternoon it is.
These are not good resumes for cattle call situations. For situations where one already has a foot in the door, they can make the candidate stand out. If you're looking to hire a graphic designer, you might put an ad on a job board and get hundreds or even thousands of resumes but you're also going to get a handful of resumes from your current employees of people they know. It's that back channel in which these resumes would be good for getting to the top of the short stack. For the large stack, that's a keyword crapshoot anyway.
Hopefully these mysteries are bit more difficult to solve than the Bouvet Island boat mystery. It took about an hour doing web searches and a trip to the library down the street to solve that one. Not that I'm bragging (ok, I'm absolutely bragging).
Why would they celebrate ice cream month with frozen fruit flavored water?
Hoff looks like he's still having fun with life but he's also at a point where he's at risk of crossing the line into Joan Rivers-Carrot Top land. Stop Hoff, before it's too late!
Perhaps men can't look cool but women are pretty hot playing the cello. It was Lori Singer's performance years ago during a special for the show 'Fame' that turned me on to the cello.
I was discussing one of the cases where the bank lost the mortgage paperwork with a friend who use to rate the packaged loans for trading. His take was that while the bank might never be able to prove the homeowner owed them money, it would be near impossible to sell the property since they couldn't get a clear title and it would be unlikely any title insurance company would issue a policy for the property. I'm guessing he's partially correct and that you'd have to knock a huge percentage off the sale price to protect the buyer from the possibility of the bank one day finding the mortgage paperwork.
For what it's worth, my friend got out of the business about two years before the collapse when it became apparent to him that the whole thing was a bunch of BS and ready to explode.
Pretty sure the writing translate to "Insert Tab A into Slot G". Eventually it is going to dawn on Egypt to sue IKEA for stealing their pictograph method of instructing assembly of flat items into various large objects.
Hoff looks like he's still having fun with life but he's also at a point where he's at risk of crossing the line into Joan Rivers-Carrot Top land. Stop Hoff, before it's too late!
For what it's worth, my friend got out of the business about two years before the collapse when it became apparent to him that the whole thing was a bunch of BS and ready to explode.