Just when we thought there was enough content to pass the time while waiting for a red light.
I foresee people intentionally waiting for red lights. And I won't be surprised when their boss fires them for being late.
Just when we thought there was enough content to pass the time while waiting for a red light.
I foresee people intentionally waiting for red lights. And I won't be surprised when their boss fires them for being late.
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You know those unbearable flashing advertisements you have to click through every time you die? Turns out there is a reason they are added to the game.
The math adds to $350,000 a week, or $1,500,000 a month or $18,250,000 a year.
That's a lot of revenue, especially for a free game.
The New York Times has created a montage of theoretical Winter Olympic venues scattered throughout New York City.
I never imagined the size of a ski jumping facility until placed in relation to the New York Public library.