“Rules for thee, none for me” is a core tenet of Conservativism. Its why all the “sacred marriage traditional family’ guys go through multiple wives/cheat. It’s why anti-abortion politicians absolutely have a receipt for an abortion or two they needed their mistresses to get.  The restrictions are for YOU, not them.

Always love how these hypocrites always claim marriage as “sacred” and then shit all over the “sacredness” with the highest cases of infidelity and divorce, yup real sacred there guys. 

Apple lists this refurbished 512GB iPhone 11 Pro Max for $899, $400 less than its retail value.

Why not just post it at Conservapedia, the world’s largest unbiased online encyclopedia according to non-MSM sources?

That is, of course, straight out of the Trump playbook: 1) create a problem, through negligence or malice or both; 2) provide a half-assed and insufficient solution to the problem; 3) publicly congratulate yourself for having solved that problem.

He’s the worst possible thing that could happen to employees in a work environment.

Of course the dipshit’s trying to tweet through it, it’s all he knows how to do. He could have just let the work from home people continue to work from home, but of course he didn’t, because he’s an idiot, and now he’s acting like he’s a hero for “providing beds for tired employees”. Tired, of course, because he…

So the richest man in the world decides to respond to breaking zoning laws by bringing up children dying from fentanyl. My brother in Christ, with the billions of dollars you have, you could help fix this problem that is weighing on your mind so much 

So, Musk wants to “expose” how big tech is guilty of influencing politics by, uh, using his big tech company to influence politics? Something tells me this isn’t about principles.

2) There’s no government involvement with any suppression of ‘hunter biden’s laptop’. The dump shows no government involvement in it at all. Literally the only mail shown so far was an otherwise awful Dem Rep arguing against banning it.

Musk is handling this like WikiLeaks, which I guess isn’t all that surprising. He’s releasing stuff that supports the narrative that he wants to build and not releasing anything that might provide additional context or contradict that narrative. And that’s why he’ll never do what Dorsey is suggesting.

Seems like you’re seriously overestimating how OP having Series 3 cards actually makes any given player.

You just described 90% of video games. Why are you here?

It’s such a wacky concept! I’m still having fun even when I mess up terribly, hahaha (which happens a lot)

Playing moving card is breaking my brain. Between balancing the cost, who to play first, where to place them, should I Heimdal or not. I got Cloak and Dagger though.

If you're relying on the shop to get new cards, you're doing it wrong. Credits should be liberally used to upgrade cards. Getting through pool 2 is trivial that way. Pool 3 is a different story though. 

I’ve yet to find a deck archetype (a Destroy deck with Carnage and a Destroy deck with Death in it are both still the Destroy archetype, after all) with I couldn’t try by the end of Pool 2, since most Pool 3 cards just make the archetypes more effective or add a twist to it (like a Destroy deck using Destroyer) rather…

When I was growing up and entering the workforce (approximately 25 years ago), everyone told us that it “looked bad” on a resume if you changed jobs every 2-3 years.

I’m a Gen Xer and government employee. I’ve never met a longtime Boomer employee who was NOT surprised when someone quits.

When I was growing up and entering the workforce (approximately 25 years ago), everyone told us that it “looked bad” on a resume if you changed jobs every 2-3 years. But what I’ve witnessed has not borne this out. My friends who have advanced in their careers and increased their pay have changed jobs about every three…