She’s obviously into you, you should give her your SSN so she can check out your financial stability. It makes you even more attractive

Low heat, but if you’re not cooking your scrambled eggs in butter, you’re doing it wrong.

It isn’t doing the behavior with gboard.

On the Galaxy there is no “Dial pad tones,” but there is a system sound that has a toggle for Samsung keyboard.

It is turned off.

Lol, I’m skinny and gristley.

I don’t get it? Help?

If i were a new employee I would see it as a lack of trust. Also as some kind of buy-in to the idea that you must be doing “justifiable” actions every minute of the day.

What’s their justification for needing them?

I sure hope they don’t use the word “team.” Because that ain’t it.

My dude. How would you like a camera over your shoulder every minute of your workday, recording your every move? What might you do faced with that?

It seems you aren’t aware of what private trackers exist. If you install jackett you can filter torrent sites by private or public and get a nice list that way.

I always just let the open trackers roll

The wait before things worked.

Yes, it’s better to get what you want no delay. But the pace of life, the rhythm, has changed. I’m old, it’s true, but I’m still gonna throw it out there.

Yes, it’s 90% better now. But I miss waiting.

I just checked again and most of those are from around 9-11-2001, which means they’re recordings of the news about the world trade center and not actually craig kilbourne at all.

There aren’t many full episodes there! One or two.

Yes, I saw one or two episodes (and episode segments), random, on both Archive and YouTube. It looks like you found 8: I believe i saw they were there but spotty, and I’m trying to find an actual source.

Does CBS have an archive?

I’m beginning to wonder

You’re not a dick, Kilborn was! But I enjoyed him and I’m down for nostalgia.

I’d be happy to find any season at all

Thank you!

All torrent searches I can name, private trackers (I have 4), archive.org, YouTube, general searches.

No joy.

You see, the problem, publishers, is that your “business” should not have been a business in the first place.