When Gearbox worked on a Half-life expansion, this was part of it:
I have this reaction almost any time someone tries to do something with one hand in a video and they're struggling. Two seconds of the phone not recording something >>>>>>> you struggling.
Were you here for the last thread on the exact same topic with the exact same responses too? :P
It's only good if you want to add something like soy sauce because having it flat allows you to more evenly distribute it. Otherwise I agree, leave it in box form and eat it that way.
THAT'S NOT HOW IT WAS DESIGNED
No, it's originally "think" but has evolved to "thing" because Americans aren't familiar with having "a think" they way they are in Britain.
It's both. It's called a "double-entendre" which is what makes it clever.
I agree about the Chinese food and the ketchup cup. Makes no sense to turn bowls into weird flimsy plates, especially for liquid substances. What kind of gigantic fries are you using that you can't just use the ketchup cup as is?
Those ketchup cups don't hold enough ketchup unfanned. By fanning out the cup you don't have to get multiple cups or make another trip.
So you have a pile of ketchup on a weird flimsy plate? I don't buy it.
Yeah considering how saucy many Chinese takeout dishes are this is actually making things worse.
Yes. The cup is still somewhat concave, and it winds up holding like twice as much due to ketchup's viscosity. I don't know what there is not to buy. It's not like I have some vested interest in deceiving people about ketchup containment.
Only time I've ever seen the arrow has been on cars where it's on the passenger side.
In those cases, the symbol for the gas tank itself will either be on the left or right side of the dial, indicating where the gas cap is.
You could just force-press anywhere on the iOS keyboard to move the cursor around. That's been possible since iPhone 6s (first iphone with force touch). The tap-and-hold spacebar thing has been introduced just recently in ios12, because they wanted something that works on iPhone XR.
Thanks to someone rebumping a thread on Twitter which was posted last August by Gary Whitta, I found out this week that Bennet in the Movie Commando was wearing a Knitted Vest not Chainmail.
The obvious part being that it probably be to heavy to run around in on set, and due to low definition TV's years ago seems thats why I like many others mistook it for chainmail, lower definition made it look like metal.
To be fair the X is my first phone with force touch. Upgraded from a 6+. Does the XR not have it?
