Clearly for the puns. Their pun game is strong.

The masses don’t read alt-weekly papers or they wouldn’t perpetually be for sale. Also, the idea that the right has a stranglehold on the media is laughable.

“The Quilliam Foundation’s stated mission is to combat violent extremism, and it’s buddied up with the British and American governments. In reality, their operations are far more opaque than that: They’ve been accused of “anti-Muslim extremism” by the Southern Poverty Law Center”

I don’t know. I’d have to hear the word in the native tongue to better spell it phonetically, but that can’t be the best way. Is q making a K sound there?

This also works, although I’d want to be able to weld on the cap.

Ironically, gender differences only become more pronounced as societies try to get rid of “socially constructed” gender roles.

“There’s also the idea that as larger companies buy up smaller breweries, they’re able to present “the illusion of choice” on taps or shelves, meaning the consumer sees 12 different beer brands, but they’re all owned by the same overall company.”

Your refutation offers zero sources as your link doesn’t provide refutation nor is it peer reviewed. I’m sorry you think I should trust random internet person vs a variety of peer reviewed studies which you claim are flawed, but don’t provide the sources that would indicate that flaw.

He is a consumer psychologist. He doesn’t actually sell toys. Consumerism in the context of his studies refers to pretty much all aspects of life. It literally links to his books in the article. Your only link doesn’t actually refute my statement. Also, it references more articles than studies. Interestingly enough,…

Methinks you could get a Suburban with a totaled front end for cheap and a Silverado at whatever price Silverados cost. From there, it is just watching Home Built w/ Jeff to figure out the best way to weld them.

It doesn’t even sounds great on paper. The on paper version is the version practiced by ISIS. There version is the most literal and least nuanced.

Which makes me infinitely happy that we don’t know who are the descendants of the amalekites.

What about welding the back half of a Suburban to a the front half of Silverado wouldn’t produce the same same results? Isn’t the Suburban just a (insert their specific brand version of a four seat cab) with the bed covered and an extra row of seats?

So you are saying it is a numbers game. Sends video to reply all chain at the national office...

Slightly off topic: I’m fine with changing from Barrow to the new name, but why on earth would we spell something in a such a dickhead manner for a people who didn’t have a written language. There has to be an easier way to write that down in English.

Those Duke boys are always causin’ trouble.

It seems like it would be easier to buy a diesel Silverado and weld on the body of the Suburban and by easier, I mean cheaper.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2583786/

Well I’m glad you didn’t bother to do any research. Here is the study. The premise that most things are socially constructed is nonsense. Biology, while not the only determining factor, is one of the factors and shows a clear preference.

I don’t know any of your references, but it takes two to sexualize something.