Texas treats voter registration like a criminal offense and makes it as difficult as possible to do

Texas treats voter registration like a criminal offense and makes it as difficult as possible to do

Can confirm. Have family recently hit by - in the span of 1 year - 2 hurricanes, one of which was a Category 4, meaning some lost their home, a major flood unrelated to the hurricanes, a winter storm that took out power for awhile, and a tornado.

Still no such thing as climate change, according to them.

I fucking love this headline

Mads Mikkelsen

Did anyone else immediately think of Galen Erso?

In all seriousness this is really scary and I’m glad the guy is ok.

Beaux-Arts, I just think it’s beautiful and intricate. I’m also a fan of Frutiger Aero and Googie mentioned already, which seems contradictory. Is there an architecture style that somehow combines Beaux-Arts with either one of those?

That provision was secured by Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.), and the benefits would largely flow to companies based in his home state.

Oklahoma, but point still stands.

Thank you!

If this is real, please post the link!

”breakfast” spots OPEN at 1 pm

I have finally found my people. I must go there.

No. I just don’t. I don’t know why…I just have never wanted kids since as long as I can remember.

Thank you for this excellent and well thought-out response - agree 100%.

Damn, I forgot about that somehow. I hate this timeline.

That’s a bingo!

Just waiting for Thiel to buy Reddit.

“It’s something you imagine happens in major cities or in the U.S., but that it would happen here?” he added.

Doesn’t necessarily have to be a major city, either.

So all the rabid 2A’ers are like “now’s our time, let’s go!” right? ………right???

Don’t blame you at all for doing that - it’s worth it just to be sorted/folded/hung.

I’m embarrassed to admit that this was me.

My mom had a thing about washing clothes - how they were washed, how they were dried (usually hung up to dry, often over random doorways around the house, never in the dryer) and starching and ironing. And sometimes the socks and underwear would be hung up, too. So if people came over we’d have to hurry up and put all that shit away first. (We didn’t have a dedicated laundry room)

When we went places she would critique other people’s clothes and note if they hadn’t been pressed correctly or something, “they didn’t even use starch on that shirt”, but also she also never showed me how to do it because she was so particular.

So I was already an adult the first time I used a washing machine and I still feel victorious every time I throw all that shit in the dryer.

It me