I was trying to do a “it’s not supposed to leak, that’s probably an STI” joke.

… leaked …

Well, there’s your problem.

Too fucking late you chode.

Stephen Miller is a failure and irregularity, throw him out.

Who do you think owns the real estate?

Fats

“Has arrived,” as though it hasn’t been churning just beneath the surface since the beginning, and succeeding in lifting its filthy maw above the water line many, many times.

Federal minimum wage is $7.25, your point is?

That’s because it is entirely reasonable to want to watch the intro sometimes, while it is never reasonable to want to watch ads.

Index fund, most definitely. And find one that has low administrative fees, I know that Vanguard has at least a few that are super low.

Maybe Threads doesn’t, what about Meta?

Nope, it makes you less safe, too, especially if the threat is closer than 25 feet. They have the opportunity to wrest the gun from your control and use it against you.

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I’m still going to stand by my previous comment.

My point was that for small arms to be used as an effective protection against threat, they must be used before the threat is imminent, i.e., in a “first strike” offensive capacity.

While it’s possible that an open carried firearm might have a deterrent effect, its presence makes every situation into “one with a gun in it,” which is necessarily less safe than one without a gun in it.

Care to elaborate?

Eating salt and vinegar chips is the biological equivalent of scrubbing your digestive tract with a wire brush, and this is exactly what I deserve.

That is a painful baguette.

They all are, but so is that one.

And in this specific case, none of the workers were street-level, getting into randos cars. That doesn’t necessarily mean that all of the workers were willing participants, but I would bet that with the level of clientele involved, almost all were.

So you know, if you have taken a perishable item from a cooler in a grocery store and later decide that you don’t want it, the store has to throw it away.

More than twice. I assume you’re referring to the US Civil War and January 6, 2021.

• The former colonies after the American Revolution only barely came together under the Articles of Confederation, which themselves were insufficient to hold the nation together.
• Icky compromises were made in order to form the US Constitution, and those compromises arguably set the long stage for the later Civil War.
• In the 1940s, there was a push for fascism in the US.
• McCarthyism in the 1950s and continuing anti-Communist sentiment through the 1960s did a lot of work to silence any opposition
• In the wake of the 2000 presidential election, there was the Brooks Brothers Riot, that put an end to vote counting in Florida, handing the election to Bush.
• After 9/11, the PATRIOT Act created a surveillance state that we still labor under.

I’m sure there are more.