Does she really have a 21:9 television at home to broadcast stretched 4:3 images?

Does she really have a 21:9 television at home to broadcast stretched 4:3 images?

How can you tell a car belongs to a woman? Probably because she is occasionally not very sober either;)

Two months ago, there was a loud bang at four in the morning in the neighboring village. Firefighters, police, and medics arrived but found nothing at the scene except for several open manhole covers and the smell of burning. No fire, no casualties, no consequences (besides the displaced covers). Yesterday I read that the local fire marshal has offered a $10,000 reward for information that helps find and arrest four suspects who had the audacity to look suspicious in that village shortly before the bang. No faces, only the colors of their shorts and t-shirts.


Thereminvox at a Splin concert yesterday. It turns out that this seemingly borrowed word doesn’t exist in English. Instead, the name of this musical instrument is theremin because the generic family name of Lev Theremin had French roots and was spelled as Theremin. The thereminvox was nicely incorporated into the arrangement, although it was played quite simply by a musician from Rostov, and the thereminvox itself had only one antenna.
Among the musicians, Meshcheryakov, the drummer, really stole the show. The most melancholic was the guitarist, Vadim Sergeyev. He just stared motionlessly into the crowd, almost immovable, but performed his part very precisely – evidently, professionalism can’t be diluted.
I come to the store, and it feels like I just have a default white car

Two yachts in a row stand – the first, Moonrise, belongs to WhatsApp founder Jan Koum, the second — the yacht Dragonfly — belongs to Sergey Brin, founder of Google.


Apparently, chatgpt did the advertising himself and placed it (it’s hanging where, it seems, nobody goes at all)

Miami police and a sign next to it


Miami — what to do there? We’re flying out tomorrow for 3 days — Nadya, Lisa, and me. Throw out some suggestions on what’s worth visiting. And if by chance we have mutual friends from Miami, tag them, please, they might recommend something interesting. To be honest, I only have one museum on my “definitely must-visit” list (Perez), and everything else is kind of iffy.
Yesterday, we stopped by Comcast/XFinity to get Lisa set up in her new apartment. At the end, I asked, “guys, can you check something because it feels like I’ve been paying too much for internet for two years now. $131 a month for gigabit service.” The dude quickly pulled up my profile, said, “let’s reduce it by $25.” I said, “let’s do it.” Done, goodbye.
Service.