Maybe they should hire Gavin Newsome's PR team to fill in while DJT is dealing with CHF. At least then they'd get the characteristic tone right.
Maybe they should hire Gavin Newsome's PR team to fill in while DJT is dealing with CHF. At least then they'd get the characteristic tone right.
Egg rolls are just Chinese burritos.
He was struck from behind "shortly after" departing the scene of his alleged heroism on the same highway he had been stopped on. Dude pulled out in front of another vehicle. Bet.
You can also eat it with a spoon, with or without the banana bread. Just saying.
Me too! But that's ok. I also know how to bake!
So, shortly after he was stopped on the side of the road, he was hit from behind at high speed on the highway. Dude pulled out into traffic without looking, didn't he?
Now I want cookies. Peanut butter cookies. With chocolate chunks.
Bingo
Plague is not unusual in the SW and is entirely treatable with modern antibiotics. But, in the current political climate, any reports take on an unusual resonance. Be much more worried about the diseases we haven't spent decades, and centuries finding treatments for. You're right to be worried.
Tom Clancy's Rules of Order
They still have control of the government, though. Simply dismissing them as insubstantial risks the deception of projected power successfully concealing some other act they can in fact execute unopposed.
"EO is a wishlist that doesn't affect the criminal code." True, and reasonable to suppose that the WH knows this. So the next question is why, and the answer seems to be the appearance of protection of power. Supporters aren't looking at outcomes, only appearances. It's brand marketing.
Oh, no. Not a scam or a fake person. You're real, and what you're doing isn't a scam. It's just not what claims to be either, and geared to enrich you personally. Thus it is a grift, and you are a grifter.
Do you not know the word?
C'mon, it's been like.... 3 minutes already!
#grifter
Not sure about the otter, but I think you got a kraken there.
TIL fudge is a pastry. To be fair, I regard it as an entire major food group, so she, why not.
Before the treat of Guadalupe Hidalgo, that was Mexico.
Let me guess. What changes is the portions get smaller.
Well, he's right about the "working backwards" part, guess. 'Cause this is all very backwards.
False binaries are easier to process. It's the junk food of critical thought: cheap, prepackaged portions that taste good but provide very little value.
Universal. Basic. Income. The country's GDP won't suffer. Redistribute the wealth to those who otherwise will.
That's great for TX, if true. How's it going where it spread across the border into NM, though. Seems like it's still a problem (that we could have easily avoided).
High adventure, indeed. Beyond compare, even.
"Give me the parts I want, and I'll let you secure the parts I don't," is a stupid guarantee.
Ham buttie? Yum!
There's a burger chain in Idaho (Boise Fry Co., I think) that, in addition to a wide selection of potatoes, cuts, and even frying media, has like 12 different ketchups. Worth checking out if you're ever near one. It gets interesting.
Who said anything about dry? I'm just saying soup is a different dish.
This pizza is tomato cheese soup in a bread bowl. It's not bad, but it's not pizza, either.
So, like, the federal laws on cannabis that make it illegal to extend a $40 Billion industry across state lines, right? That kind of significant adverse effect?
Sunshine.
You were, though. Follow the thread up, and you'll not only see that this is true, but also that the thread is specifically referencing the false dichotomy of potholes and green roofs. But by all means, change the subject so you can have something to be right about. That's good rhetoric.
Who's the snowflake now? It's a fucking sandwich.
Yup, you're right. I stand corrected. Your experience where you live proves there are no potholes in France and that only having permanently eliminated all potholes in the country was it possible to start building green roofs.
"where I live" is a telling statement. it would be an error to extrapolate that to all roads in France, especially while people are literally staging protests. No one is saying all roads in France are terrible, though, anyway. Only pointing out that potholes don't prevent green roofs.
They are building air cooled facilities in Arizona. Instead of circulating chilled water, they use massive air conditioners. Air doesn't have as much heat capacity as water, so it takes more electricity to run the system.
In my culture, we have a traditional delicacy that is a fat covered in carbohydrates. It is far superior to your backwards snacks.
I'm just offering options to facilitate your enjoyment of tacos in the present. Everyone should be able to enjoy tacos. #TacoEquity
Taco smoothie.
It's very much like that in places that have roads.
To be fair, it's not like they've actually conquered road repair before moving to require green roofs. www.thelocal.fr/20250423/pot...
It is covered in the NEC by provisions requiring that generation have separate protection or an interlock device. Where the NEC is adopted as law in most states, it would then be illegal to just plug one of these into an outlet. Also good to remember the NEC is about fire prevention, ultimately.
That one dude's really out there trying to put a fender between the ships.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGTX...
brb, heading to Canada to get vaccinated.
Pointing out that the Constitution itself guarantees a lifetime appointment to Supreme Court justice should be an impeachable offense? So, saying what the law is should be out of bounds for a judge in the highest seat of the judicial branch whose entire job can be reduced to saying what the law is.
Cholula.
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Monte Cristo
So, let me get this straight. Corporations are people and their money is speech, so their political sponsorship cannot be inhibited under the first amendment. But, if they use their corporate speech to disassociate from clients they do not support politically, that can be punished?
Nothing like a fresh baked spaghetti layer cake. The trick is to start before you get hungry.
Why would the supreme court be addressing it at this stage? Have they received an appeal?
This is my new favorite thing.
I made mine with Annie's cheddar shells and cheese, extra shredded Oaxacan cheese, and panko. Set it under the broiler to brown. Delicious. I'd post photos, but you know it didn't stick around long enough. Next time: bacon.
Yes.
Then it's good it wasn't used that way.
Wait, wasn't this whole "FEMA money is being spent on immigrants!" a big (and unsupported) complaint from Republicans during the Biden administration? And now they're just straight up publicizing when they do it?
I think you misspelled "concentration".
I believe they mean "grok" in it's original form, as coined by Robert Heinlein, meaning to understand fully and intimately. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok
It's only great exercise if paired with for nutrition and health care, which are likely to be the deferred costs I was referring to.
Fair point. "Prohibitively expensive" seems more likely to happen but adding layers of extra fees for access to the delivery platform. Without it, there can still be delivery. There will still be a cost associated, but there's one less cost to pay
You don't have to pay the platform to work for them, like you would for an MLM, but I often wonder how many folks are paying to work by deferred expenses. For example, if you're not making enough to properly maintain your vehicle, you're paying by bleeding your car to death.
I bet the show really stank after that.
It's been working real well in Germany for years, and they have a very similar level of insolation as the PNW. I get that it doesn't make immediate, intuitive sense, but the bottom line is energy is produced for the cost of infrastructure with free fuel.
You lost me at "thinking."
That is a beautiful bowl. I've been rediscovering spam lately. Haven't touched it since childhood, but now they have flavors. Gochujang spam udon? Hell yes!
#TACO
Can we stop with the "immigration enforcement" euphemism and call it the ethnic cleansing that it is?
Wow, you are so much more positive than I'm feeling right now. Thank you.
Only in the districts where federal circuit court judges don't place an injunction. You know, kinda like Jim Crow era differences in rights depending on where you live. It's what they're aiming for after all.
We've got raw uranium!
#weneedaneditbutton
I love the idea of promoting recognition of our own country's past. I'm horrified that the people repeating it might simply embrace the reference. They're already doing it with military bases named in honor of Confederate soldiers.
Given that they're actively ensuring US military bases are named to honor soldiers from the Confederacy, this is both appropriate and horrifyingly possible.
Since when does the State of Israel care about international law?
There has already been one collision which, when examining gps data prior to the event, looks very much like a casualty of gps spoofing. The position of the tanker Front Eagle was jumping all over the map shortly before this. indiashippingnews.com/ships-collid...
Yup, yup, and that's been working out with Palestine, has it?
Unfortunately, HSI/ICE can and does change out their license plates on G-cars as needed. Their available plates include a variety of options, even foreign plates from Chihuahua and Sonora in Mexico.
This is an example of a slippery slope logical fallacy where, without sufficient supporting evidence, a single datum is tied to a conclusion. owl.excelsior.edu/argument-and...
The mandate for these agents is to increase the total count of arrests. If they end up arresting someone 5 times, it counts 5 times. The warrants says they are subject to removal but often they're not. Is the 4th amendment being violated to inflate arrest numbers?
To clarify, him returning early, posting about evacuating Tehran, and requesting the NSC be assembled in the situation room when he gets back is a gut wrenching combination.
I get the joke, and I really want to laugh, but between this and him posting on his social media that everyone should get out of Tehran immediately, I'm honestly terrified of what comes next.
"One reason" deportations haven't picked up is that ERO missions are lacking planning, leadership, and verified intel. Sure, people are on guard, but when you don't have a plan and send officers to an address that's 20 years out of date to arrest someone who can't be removed, this is what you get.
Yeah, it sounds like they're saying "we're not the ones torturing them, so you can't blame us for that when though we put them in the place where they are being tortured." But really, it's the kind of cognitive dissonance that has become the trademark of this administration's DOJ.
I'm just not listening to anyone who tries to characterize a civil offense as a crime. It's dishonest, and that makes them untrustworthy.
It's worth noting here that the metric HSI/ICE is pursuing is not deportation but simply arrest. This results in the arrest of people who will not be deported just to get the numbers up. One wonders if the warrants swearing that subjects under no removal orders are 4th amdmt violations.
They are literally taking trained criminal investigators from numerous agencies off of actual investigations of real felonies to pursue arrests for civil immigration offenses with no planning, no leadership, and bad intel. It's a shit show, and some agents are actively pushing back.
The emphasis on the arrest metric means they're simply arresting people, even if those people can't be removed, to get their numbers up.
#weneedaneditbutton
#TACO
I feel like I could be a qualified celebrity. Mostly because no one knows who I am either.
One woman? I realize we haven't seen much of her lately, but let's not forget about Melania.
Bathrooms don't typically have bouncers. These laws do nothing to provide or restrict access anyway. It's all outage theater.
Had to go look at that footnote on "facilitate". Beautiful work setting a standard based on their own rules for returning legally removed persons to be applied to an apparently illegally removed person. They can do no less.
They went hunting with Clifford the Big Red Dog.
They are literally retasking IRS Criminal Investigation, the best trained fraud specialists in federal law enforcement, to execute administrative warrants for the arrest of immigrants. It's like Christmas for people who steal from their own employees.
Your ideas appear to be spot on. IRS-CI was informed that they would be participating in immigration enforcement. They were given list of arrest warrants to carry out. Turns out they didn't have authority to arrest on judicial warrants. They stopped, for now.