Same. It’s not a bad film. It is a fairly logical progression from the first movie. I was actually surprised it wasn’t more fantastical. There were several points where they could have escalated to a city wide musical caper, but they kept it grounded.

The point is Joker escaping into familiar songs to cope with reality.

Boyce-Jones was willing to pay the $8,814 application fee and $1.18 per scooter per day charge that came with the SATV permit, but there was a problem. The permit requires electric scooters to have GPS monitoring and data sharing capabilities as well as self-locking mechanisms.

That seems absurd. What other data needs to be shared? It’s like the rules were written by a scooter startup.

Baby, I’m an Anarchist! by Against Me!

We don’t get tired, we get even, by Pat the Bunny

I’ve been happy with the update, but I also rarely use the flamethrower or incendiary breaker. I normally play on 7s and my friends that use the incendiary said they are mostly fine in groups, but soloing objectives is harder.

The flamethrower change made chargers harder… But I prefer rocket pods for them anyway.

Plot is similar to The Beekeeper, if Jason Statham hasn’t been around to help.

Might go to a bar crawl. Finishing Ticket to Ride: Legacy. Watching the new Bad Boys movie (I’ve never actually watched the previous ones). Then I might see Vampire Weekend if I can still get a decent ticket.

Does the report codify anything, or is it more of a suggestion for United Nations members?