“a policy change”... marking an asylum seeker as not showing up for a meeting she attended, and at which she answered questions, because she was advised not to answer ancillary questions by her lawyer, and the representative decided that that was unacceptable... as opposed to the prescribed legal action of…
EphemeralHiccurps
burnerman111
Didn’t Doki Doki have something like this in its near-end game?
About 16 percent of US households recieved the Long Form in 2000, and were asked ‘the question’. That seems like enuf to be considered part of the ‘main census’.
It’s a Christmas thing in Japan to have KFC, fried chicken is a big thing in South Korea, there’s a tall white guy at BuzzFeed that scours the world for fried chicken to go try and make videos... this stereotype is beyond nonsense.
Levar Burton...
Agreed. And we don’t need to send a trained soldier to potentially become a part of a drug dealer’s trainer squad somewhere else, either.
So, throw in some virgins in the afterlife for a concrete idea of a reward, and just a tad more directed violence, and ... we move from being tested to pushing for armageddon, so no one else needs to suffer. It’s moving from fatalistic (“can’t change people, or the system, it’s foolish to try, and not the point”) to…
What if she’s busy that night, can I watch Spy by myself?
Point of order, not their DNA, but their social fabric. It doesn’t have to be bred out, but socialized out, so to speak.
“... because women should have both options.” — anti-choice advocate Kristen Waggoner, while asserting that being forced to provide truthful information instead of providing false information when asked about alternatives to keeping an undesirable pregnancy is against the first amendment...
Now playing
A drunk person in South Korea causing a ruckus, no way!
That’s way too much crazy-eye for this early in the morning.
... and a picture of his attempt to disguise himself in Sri Lanka...
Maybe... who knows. Maybe he’s Rudy from that episode of iZombie that riffed on Jackass...
To add to this, hard resource production is not something that’s dialed up or down on the scale of months. It takes a significant investment in building or acquiring equipment, finding or training people, finding and developing appropriate sites... tariffs are at their best when there is adequate supply from both…
Betting that the money that flows through the NE would migrate elsewhere in the country, I would guess. Though betting on that money migration going to red states without the related population also moving in large chunks that won’t dilute (crack) appropriately is... not necessarily a winning bet.