According to the map, the Capitol is in the light damage zone, where its windows could possibly be broken. Would that really count as being “in ruins?”

As a former evangelical Christian, I feel obligated to correct the record here: it’s not necessarily that these men don’t trust women (well, they don’t), or that they would be uncontrollable alone with a woman (maybe they would?). According to the Church’s teachings, what they are trying to avoid, at least in theory,…

Sam Neill.

That is some terribly designed letterhead.

+1 priest sheltered from justice

Shinzo Abe.

You’re right! It’s the government’s place.

Well, I hate to be that lawyer, but you said nothing about the availability of documents in your OP:

Sure, but that was not the essence of your original point that I was responding to. You indicated that people wouldn’t work through the weekend because the weekend is not comprised of business days, and my point was that this is an irrelevant consideration for a law firm analyzing a deal.

Nah dude. Lawyers who perform this sort of diligence do not have weekends when something like this demands their attention. Not only did they spend 8 hours on it, they probably spent 48.

It’s a meaningless distinction. Of all of the things there are to bitch about with Trump, his family, their conflicts of interest, etc., bitching about how she is flying commercial instead of private is a non-issue. It’s non-controversial. It has nothing to do with anything relevant to political discourse.

I think you have some misunderstandings about your FREEDOM OF SPEECH. First, the constitution only protects your freedom of speech from governmental interference, and even then, the government can interfere under the right circumstances. Airlines, in contrast, have wide latitude to remove anyone from a flight for even…

I mean, the dude’s husband is allowed to dislike the Trumps, but questioning why she isn’t flying “private” is both meaningless and dickish.

The president’s authority to do this is found in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, which is something Congress passed. So, Congress did approve it.

I recognize it because it’s not as funny as the real thing!

Many of the third-party expansion decks copy the trade dress. Our expansion, Cocks Abreast Hostility, uses the same printer as Cards Against Humanity, so we had to get CAH approval on our design before we could print.

There is a good argument to be made that they did not comport with the duty of care that a reasonable person would exercise in this situation, which is why they will probably be sued.

I don’t think we can agree on that at all. Sure, this sort of technology is distant to our world as it is currently, but there is zero guarantee that Westworld takes place in our world as we know it. It could just as easily be an alternative version of Earth where we developed technology sooner.

You seem to have forgotten that the William/Logan timeline is purported to be 30 or so years prior to the present, which might be a time when people carried photos and would explain why it wasn’t faded. Also, it was later faded when Abernathy found it in the present.

Am I the only one surprised at how poorly written the letter is?