building management just
let us out of the basement - evacuted my skyscraper in downtown.
Not exact matches
I won't go into the full details
of my own horror story, but
lets just say she said she watched three kids and then when we went to tour there were kids coming
out of the woodwork (literally) including a three year old napping alone in an unfinished
basement.
[It] took three years
of sitting in the
basement of a cabin in the North Carolina mountains and once my wife
let me
out, there was a book.
Let's assume those schools could clear
out their
basements and make room for an additional 1 percent
of the students.
When the hammock arrived I set it up in my
basement and everyone I show it to and
let them try it does not want to get
out of it.
So
let's say you decide to rent
out your
basement to help make ends meet — you can deduct about one - third
of your mortgage, utilities, property tax, insurance and any other rent - related expenses.
Some soccer mom will clean
out her
basement soon enough and trade an unknown gold mine in at your favourite store, or another gamer will decide to
let go
of that game you covet.
Just when you start forgetting you are playing a Wolfenstein game the developers are quick to remind you by either throwing you a curveball in the form
of dialogue or interactions, like when you interrogate a Nazi soldier in the
basement after realizing the Nazis won the war back in WW2 with a chainsaw, or when you discover that you can click the bed and go into Nightmare mode which is basically Wolfenstein 3D which
lets you play the game until you dies and this
lets you back
out into The World Order.
Just as I was congratulating myself for not
letting out a blood - curdling scream in front
of my new client, the thing uncoiled and slithered further across the
basement.