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Dairy, meat, bread, fruit & veg all in one food item. What could go wrong?

I have a BluRay drive in two of my computers for the same reason. Some DVD/BluRay players can play audio disks through the TV.

My favourite is when the solution to the problem is in the error message, that they didn't bother reading.

This one just has some unrealistic depictions in the artwork. The Taren Egerton was just silly, and not in a good way.

No, certainly not, which is why I specified warbow, which would be on the upper end (90# +).

Lindybeige's video is a comedic take on how archery is depicted in (a particular) film, rather than being a serious study of archery.

I have a flatbow and a Mongolian pattern recurve, both of which are 45# at 28". I can draw them but not comfortably, as I'm well out of shape. I'm looking at buying a 30# recurve to start building the muscles again. At my best the most that I could draw and accurately shoot was around 80#...

Of course it's going to be a prop bow, but they could at least try to be otherwise accurate. The arrow is also on what would usually be the wrong side of the bow, for a right=handed shooter.* (I'm a leftie) EDIT - And sitting on... what? This screams AI. * In Western archery the arrow...

I wish that I got automated ones. All of the ones that call me are still using cheap fraud farms in India.

What, by all that's holy, is happening in that picture? Marian is drawing Robin's bow?! Have the people who made that abomination ever actually held a bow, let alone a 100# plus pull warbow?

I've seen a couple of the new season and, in a word, underwhelming.

Well, how do you solve a problem like Maria?

You're absolutely right. Canada declared war against Japan before both the US and England. There were something like 2000 Canadian troops in Hong Kong when it fell.

Here's another fun fact for you, connected to that. When Pearl Harbor was attacked, Canada declared war on Japan immediately. Before the United States did. You don't screw with our friends.

Love that punchline :ROFLMAO:

The 100 year ones are typically labeled as "archival quality."

As I understand it this mainly affects DVDs from the mid-late '00s from Warner Brothers. From what I recall it takes 5-10 years, but is dependent upon storage conditions (humidity, temperature, etc.).

In the spirit of the season.... sort of....

That's definitely a part of it. You're focused on getting what's on the day list. It's also one of the reasons they have to shoot pick-ups later on.