The only unkind thing I ever heard Varsano say about “the rich guys” had to do with the propensity, especially marked among the younger buyers, to back out of a deal that 10 people had spent months putting together just because they decided at the very last minute that they liked the cut of some other plane’s jib. It was clear, though, that like many professionals who rely for their livelihood on capricious billionaire patronage, he felt some ambivalent mixture of scorn and admiration in equal measure. When populists fail to seethe at a tax bill favorable to the owners of jets, it’s not simply because they should like to think that when at last they own their own jets they’ll enjoy the same privileges; it’s also because each side wants to protect its own billionaires and the crumbs they provide. After all, the seven billion of us are increasingly living on the largess of the 7,000 of them. Varsano was constantly being put into situations where despite his near-unparalleled expertise in aviation he was treated as an elevated TaskRabbit, called in on contract to kick the tires and hang the Picasso. These were constant blows to his hard-won professional esteem.

“When I meet people, they’re like, ‘You’re the pussy pipe person!’” she says. “A lot of people really felt weird about saying the word, ‘pussy.’ They’re like va-gi-na. But they’re pussy pipes. That’s what they’re called. When you order it, you gotta click the pussy.”

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“I remember talking with Ross [Lynch] after reading the finale script and talking about how we all had this unsettled feeling and we couldn’t figure out why,” she says. “We realized that it was because there was this sense of not knowing what was going to happen.” (Fans would describe this as the understatement of the season. "OMG IM CRYING I JUST FINISHED THE CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA AND THE ENDING IS SUCH A PLOT TWIST WTF," one tweeted after watching the season finale.)

Slaps forehead.. That’s a really good tip! Do you know how many years I’ve used those tools in my non-dominant hand?

That would be our ornament from Alcatraz. We took a tour of the prison several years ago, and there was a small gift shop. We came home with an ornament of the Alcatraz Island Lighthouse (fun fact: first lighthouse on the West Coast).

A: The plumber is right. At minimum, it is time to replace your drain lines. The one thing you don’t mention is the sewer lateral – the underground portion of the drain system that empties into the city sewer. Replacement of the lateral is also a possibility and a can be a big-ticket item.

What their invention or inventions was/were: Alarm For Boilers, Steam Gage, Alarm For Coasts Containing Vessels

With cold precision, the clock and the calendar worked their will, and the years passed. When Grandmother grew old, her daughter June became the Christmas matriarch. With fashion of the day, the tree became stylish with all ornaments gold or silver, but my little ball was always there.

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