Could it be that she was quoting a different edition than the one you accessed?
Could it be that she was quoting a different edition than the one you accessed?
‘obviously’, I tend to correct wrong answers, instead of feeling inclined to answering straight out haha
I could only explain it as such that we may drink different drinks according to the setting and mood we’re in. I would never drink tequila at a formal work function, where champagne/bubbles is totally acceptable. And I have to be in the mood for hard liquor, so I most oftenly go for wine/beer. So perhaps that determines the way we act, rather than the sort of alcohol.
Not sure if you’re making a clever joke, or if you don’t know that brutalism is defined by using steel and concrete in large blocks. Might be a mega “woosh” on my part though haha
I may remember incorrectly, but NY was only ‘able’ to build in a grid by displacing a lot of residents and tearing it all down to start from scratch
I assume so the liquid moves around and gets cooled evenly. If you didn’t move the drink, the outer layer of liquid would get cold, but the inside would take longer to get cold as well
Why the hate on Spotify though? I agree with the general thought, but there are much better examples
At the same time, though, green space has shown to improve mental health. I would be curious (and very sceptically biased) if algae tanks have the same impact.