It’s mostly done post credits, although you can do the garden one from the start. The second to last page has four tasks: fully complete each section before the church bell chimes. The bell chimes after 6 minutes of choosing the save file. So you can do all the main tasks in one section in under 6 minutes, go to the…

They have five categories right now. While the any% is the most run, I see any% Glitchless as having the most legs as it’s more enjoyable to watch, IMO. And it’s still a sub 20 minute run.

Not just 100%. There’s also any% Glitchless (which would be the route for the standard “PLAY IT THE RIGHT WAY” people (and also I think the most interesting category since it involves A LOT of routing to complete multiple tasks while waiting for another play out)). Then there’s All Main Tasks (basically 100% but…

A lot of depositions are taped. And by video, they likely mean remotely recorded (still live, but over some sort of transmital system). IIRC, Bill Clinton’s deposition in the Paula Jones case was also over video feed.

Hey Lindsey, as Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, you should know you don't get a say into whether or not someone impeached. Conviction? Sure. But not impeached.

Every time I see Shapiro, I think of this recent tweet.

The filibuster doesn’t exist for Supreme Court nominees, and Garland wasn’t even filibustered. He just wasn’t given a hearing. If RGB or any of the liberals leave the bench for whatever reason before the next president is sworn in, Trump’s nominee will likely get rammed through without the Dems able to stop it…

Question about M4A or the public option proposals. Do these plans also get rid of the Medicare only pays 80% part of it?

HBCUs are usually in FCS or lower. So, going by just football scholarship numbers, that would cap them at either 65 or 68 (can't remember which). Then of course lower level HBCUs would have even fewer.

State run factory to get around regulations? Engaging in socialism to own the libs.

They likely support the firings as a way to make the NOAA inoperable because something something starve the beast.

That’s been Fulmer’s goal for a while now.

A normal SCOTUS wouldn’t hear this case, I think. A quick perusal of the TOC suggests they’re basing it solely on state constitutional law. Normally, if a state court articulates a separate and independent reasoning based solely on state law (so long as it doesn’t violate the federal Constitution), SCOTUS will pass on…

“Well this should be an interesting read.”

I’m more offended at his comically huge lapels and doublebreasted jacket.

Yeah that last sentence is the kicker. It depends on the state.

Section 530 needs serious reforms.

You hit a sticky wicket.

That’s not what an IC is. A worker employed through an employment agency is still an employee. An IC is a putatively self employed person.

The NLRB still has their own test. They even applied it in this case to hold that the employer committed an unfair labor practice to fire a worker it was misclassifying for engaging in protected concerted activity (had the NLRB said the classification was correct, then the firing would have been upheld). What the NLRB…