Reminds me of something that's been on my mind for several days now. I spotted in my rear view mirror a driver and their passenger having a conversation in sign language while driving.
And yet, if you have any illness you actually should still take that day off to recovery. Capitalism doesn't let us, but it's still good practice as you may be contagious and infect your coworkers as well as the kind people on public transit.
Ah... I kinda miss quarantine. Healthiest time of my life without people giving me the flu every fucking year.
Ironically, Huffman doesn't seem to be in the Epstein files. This isn't because he isn't a pedophile-- he very likely is-- but he simply wasn't important enough of a person for them to invite him or even talk about him.
It uh... It actually gets considerably worse? But sure, faster, around halfway.
8 chapters of open world, remaining is more like FFXIII linear gameplay with a story that obviously was written by someone else. The pacing changes dramatically, too. You'll know the halfway mark because you will be warned you can't go back to the open world.
The DLC has it's moments, I guess. You kind of need it to fully get the story.
For what it's worth you can also use a magnifying glass to create designs in wood; it doesn't have to be for ant murder.
My add to this is a graphing calculator because you can put games on it and parents simply didn't (and probably still don't) know. You thought I was doing calculus? Ha level 19 in Tetris.
Political focus groups suggest that any opinion or stance on any issue may open a politician to criticism, so obviously doing nothing will yield optimal polling results! /s
Meanwhile a surprising number of outlets are advertising %100, including corporate ghouls like iHeartRadio. Hopefully that trend continues as people get sick of slop pushed in marketing.
Interestingly, many skip that first step. Iirc, it's about 30% who don't get more awake but rather start to relax under caffeine. About the same % who also need to poop right after, but not the same people. Lol
It's not legally martial law, but I haven't claimed anything he's going is legal. Nor are all things legal okay-- tear gassing people is legal, somehow, but not ok.
But I'm in a city he sent ICE. On average it's more a secret police operation than a military coup.
The Linux part is a bit of an afterthought in that announcement but it'd be pretty cool if they'd just go all in. They admit they're the main browser of most Linux distros after all, why not give a specific setup a shout-out? Most of the confusion in switching is in distro and interface, after all.
As much as I believe Trump should face literally any punishment over January 6th riots, the Korean ex-president ordered a martial law shutdown and involved the military. This is more akin to what Trump is going to do in 2026 and/or 2028 when he suspends elections over martial law.
Inciting a mob is still illegal, but it's a bit harder to prove beyond a reasonable doubt than ordering your military to stop Congress from acting. Of course, I'm not counting on Congress to even hold him accountable for abusing martial law (he's committed crimes magnitudes worse than Jan 6th since then without any repercussions), just that we haven't seen the martial law version yet.
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