https://youtu.be/4JOsMwRWLrI?si=KIDMJJfhPN2x36WL Artist: Kylie Minogue

I just know Piccadilly shut down years ago in my area. I believe there is maybe one left in Newport News. But that's far from where I live.

I'm hijacking yet another dead thread to pose a question befitting the title. I was having a talk with a coworker and was curious to know what y'all thought about this. Should it be legal for a company to partner with another company and then dictate said other company's pay and benefits as well as work schedules, but not be legally responsible for said employees on account they work for the other company therefore it isn't the 1st company's responsibility to make sure said other company pays its staff or take responsibility for any wrong doing the partner does? The partner company must also exclusively do contracts for the primary company and use primary company's assets to perform that job. However all legal repercussions are exclusively the secondary company's fault. The primary being exempt from all wrong doing. Does that make sense? Does that sound like it should be legal to do?

I go to make friends even if I don't buy anything.Plus that stuff is expensive and not every artist accepts cards.Its hard to plan where to go once you're there.

I lied to my gf recently this hits home to how things can change because of what one has done. I pray my gf forgives me as I continue to try to be a better lover.

Suikoden the Anime was recently announced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu0ifD3jEF0 Gensou Suikoden is a legendary video game series from Konami. It is loosely based on one of the four classical chinese novels "The Marshed of Mount Liang" or "Water Margin". In it, 108 heroes, the stars of destiny, unite in order to fight against a corrupt regime. In Suikoden II, Riou, his step sister Nanami and their mutual childhood friend Jowy are drawn into the Dunan Unification War and in which one of the true runes holding the world together is involved.