26478 pts ยท May 1, 2015
The USPS was doing absolutely fine until Rump appointed a man whose specific mission was to kill it so its corpse could be auctioned off for parts.
Also vote out anybody who takes money from dark money and foreign lobby groups, while we're at it.
I worry that their solution won't be higher wages for humans, it's going to be warehouse robots that replace humans.
And then eating it
It stored paper products. Difficult to make less-flammable paper.
This SHOULD be a demonstration of market competition in action. If 7$ is pure greed, then somebody else should be coming to market with a similar product at a lower price, and everybody should buy that instead. But the cost to start up production is so high, and the American buyer's habits are so entrenched....
Unless the original sales receipt says "We are going to destroy this in 15 years" and you agreed to that, this sounds kind of illegal.
She can be held personally and directly responsible for contempt though, if she refuses to answer. Nixon didn't go to prison for Watergate....but his AG did. She has to know that.
So... it's like longstich but with glue instead of going back and forth through the canvas? Probably saves a lot of thread
Were any of the bystanders forced to give up their cargo??
Impeaching Hegseth is kind of like arresting a burglar's crowbar. The crowbar is certainly INVOLVED, it was THERE, but it's just a tool...
This kind of drone on drone technology is only a stop gap. The real defense against drones is energy weapons. A truck with a turret on the back, a big battery bank, and a laser that can melt or ignite from a kilometer away. The cost to intercept becomes pennies. Multiple countries already working on this
Also don't forget paleness. (See painting)If you had the money to do nothing but sit around doing embroidery and reading, you could stay out of the sun. Aggressively tanned skin was a sign that you were a field worker.
Anything to avoid addressing the health care insurance cartels eh
Recruitment was already low. Wonder what percent of our active military is second-generation immigrants....
Might be some kind of home-grown recoilless gun. The rusty barrel definitely screams "field expedient hacks" to me. Take something like a .50BMG casing, drill a few tiny holes in the breech face of the casing so half the propellent vents out the back. Load it with a wad and turkey shot instead of a .50 caliber bullet.
Rump has pardoned insurrectionists, drug smugglers, pedos, foreign spies...what makes you think he would balk at pardoning a construction company? That's the entire point of a mafia state: Whatever you do in service to the leader is correct and protected, and whatever you do against him is punishable.
No hills in space
Why is this an opinion poll? It is LAW that they be released. Congress passed that law. Donald Chump signed that law. Pam Bondi is guilty of contempt of Congress every single hour she does not release all the files as ordered and required. In any functional government, she would be in prison, and we would go through new Attorneys General until we get one who will comply.
I want to go back to the late 90s. After the WWW was invented, but before it became so mindless that people allowed a dozen major sites to control almost all of it. Back when nobody was quite sure what the internet was FOR, but was eager to find out. Everybody knew you never put real personal info on the internet. Every person had a free website constantly under construction. Forums. Chat rooms. Web rings. The frontier was exciting, and now it's a tech startup run by private equity.
"Why is your cat named Diesel McBitey?""So, about that...."
Which ballroom? You mean the Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Ballroom, built to remember the close special relationship that he and Donald Chump had together?
It's weird how marine wildlife can look at a bare sheet of metal with zero nutritional value that spins violently half the the time, and think "Aha! IDEAL habitat!"
If you ask a man to solve this problem, you're probably going to end up with something involving ratchet straps. Fair warning.
Better solution. If the government has to bail out your business with taxypayer money, the taxypayers now own it. Profits go toward tax breaks for people who pay taxes (wealthy people don't pay taxes) until the cost of the bailout has been offset, and then the company is auctioned off.
1967, "poverty" was defined as a family who spent more than 1/3 of its budget on food, and the income dollar value of that was 3150$ per household. If you adjust that for inflation, the current day poverty line is 30819$.However. In 1967 the median rent was only about 1000$ per year. A third of your income. If we adjust for *rent* instead of food being the biggest part of your poverty budget, in 2026 a median rent of 1700$/month the poverty line is now about 61200$.
A turtle so black it was pulled over for speeding
Are you sure?
The mission in more depth for the curious! https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis/nasas-artemis-ii-moon-mission-daily-agenda/
I know Iran isn't exactly the greatest country but.... Dang if it doesn't feel extremely weird when Iran is the victim in a war and they seem like the reasonable ones.
The USPS was doing absolutely fine until Rump appointed a man whose specific mission was to kill it so its corpse could be auctioned off for parts.
Also vote out anybody who takes money from dark money and foreign lobby groups, while we're at it.
I worry that their solution won't be higher wages for humans, it's going to be warehouse robots that replace humans.
And then eating it
It stored paper products. Difficult to make less-flammable paper.
This SHOULD be a demonstration of market competition in action. If 7$ is pure greed, then somebody else should be coming to market with a similar product at a lower price, and everybody should buy that instead. But the cost to start up production is so high, and the American buyer's habits are so entrenched....
Unless the original sales receipt says "We are going to destroy this in 15 years" and you agreed to that, this sounds kind of illegal.
She can be held personally and directly responsible for contempt though, if she refuses to answer. Nixon didn't go to prison for Watergate....but his AG did. She has to know that.
So... it's like longstich but with glue instead of going back and forth through the canvas? Probably saves a lot of thread
Were any of the bystanders forced to give up their cargo??
Impeaching Hegseth is kind of like arresting a burglar's crowbar. The crowbar is certainly INVOLVED, it was THERE, but it's just a tool...
This kind of drone on drone technology is only a stop gap. The real defense against drones is energy weapons. A truck with a turret on the back, a big battery bank, and a laser that can melt or ignite from a kilometer away. The cost to intercept becomes pennies. Multiple countries already working on this
Also don't forget paleness. (See painting)
If you had the money to do nothing but sit around doing embroidery and reading, you could stay out of the sun. Aggressively tanned skin was a sign that you were a field worker.
Anything to avoid addressing the health care insurance cartels eh
Recruitment was already low. Wonder what percent of our active military is second-generation immigrants....
Might be some kind of home-grown recoilless gun. The rusty barrel definitely screams "field expedient hacks" to me. Take something like a .50BMG casing, drill a few tiny holes in the breech face of the casing so half the propellent vents out the back. Load it with a wad and turkey shot instead of a .50 caliber bullet.
Rump has pardoned insurrectionists, drug smugglers, pedos, foreign spies...what makes you think he would balk at pardoning a construction company? That's the entire point of a mafia state: Whatever you do in service to the leader is correct and protected, and whatever you do against him is punishable.
No hills in space
Why is this an opinion poll? It is LAW that they be released. Congress passed that law. Donald Chump signed that law. Pam Bondi is guilty of contempt of Congress every single hour she does not release all the files as ordered and required. In any functional government, she would be in prison, and we would go through new Attorneys General until we get one who will comply.
I want to go back to the late 90s. After the WWW was invented, but before it became so mindless that people allowed a dozen major sites to control almost all of it. Back when nobody was quite sure what the internet was FOR, but was eager to find out. Everybody knew you never put real personal info on the internet. Every person had a free website constantly under construction. Forums. Chat rooms. Web rings. The frontier was exciting, and now it's a tech startup run by private equity.
"Why is your cat named Diesel McBitey?"
"So, about that...."
Which ballroom? You mean the Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Ballroom, built to remember the close special relationship that he and Donald Chump had together?
It's weird how marine wildlife can look at a bare sheet of metal with zero nutritional value that spins violently half the the time, and think "Aha! IDEAL habitat!"
If you ask a man to solve this problem, you're probably going to end up with something involving ratchet straps. Fair warning.
Better solution. If the government has to bail out your business with taxypayer money, the taxypayers now own it. Profits go toward tax breaks for people who pay taxes (wealthy people don't pay taxes) until the cost of the bailout has been offset, and then the company is auctioned off.
1967, "poverty" was defined as a family who spent more than 1/3 of its budget on food, and the income dollar value of that was 3150$ per household. If you adjust that for inflation, the current day poverty line is 30819$.
However. In 1967 the median rent was only about 1000$ per year. A third of your income. If we adjust for *rent* instead of food being the biggest part of your poverty budget, in 2026 a median rent of 1700$/month the poverty line is now about 61200$.
A turtle so black it was pulled over for speeding
Are you sure?
The mission in more depth for the curious!
https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis/nasas-artemis-ii-moon-mission-daily-agenda/
I know Iran isn't exactly the greatest country but.... Dang if it doesn't feel extremely weird when Iran is the victim in a war and they seem like the reasonable ones.