Out of the grays with you.

Eh...it’s kinda glossed over HOW the deed is actually done in the Mass Effect universe. There isn’t any cross-species breeding, not really anyway. It all might come down to some making out and rubbing. Maybe hand stuff? Toys?

TBH, cooking for large groups is still pretty easy. Sure, you’re doing more chopping, but larger volumes tend to be more forgiving once on the fire. If you get distracted for 10 minutes you’re less likely to come back to a burned mess.

All true, but life expectancy for a 70 year old American male is 14 years. Trump, while obese, also has at his disposal to the best care on Earth. The two factors probably balance out.

I’ve worked with Indian vendors. Chinese suppliers and Wisconsinite contractors. TBH, I prefer working with the former rather than the latter. Unless it’s IT work. In which case the correct answer is none of the above. There’s better talent in Minnesota and Illinois if you absolutely have to have Upper Midwest support.

The quality provided by overseas vendors is directly proportional to how much time you spend watching over them.

Yeah...if you’re at round 3 (or the final round, whichever is less), you need to bring up salary. Like at the beginning of round 3 at the latest. Nothing worse than going through all the time and hassle only to find out the pay scale is $10K below your current offer.

Yeah, and you can’t even use the “I’m gay, sir” Get Out of Army Free card anymore.

Yeah, the entire field of quality assurance was designed to ensure standards are met regardless of which country or how competent or motivated your work force happens to be. India builds their own space rockets and satellites. They can figure out a Harley. If the product is shit, the process to build it and qualify it…

Despite all the budgetary dysfunction, and the shit they catch as a result, IL and CA do pretty well, IMO. Especially since the former has challenging terrain, the latter has a LOT of rivers, and both have pretty large populations.

Countpoint: he has only a slightly-better-than-even-odds of even getting to 78, so 2 four year terms may be enough to make him President for Life.

Chicago literally borders Indiana. Wisconsin is 30 minutes from city limits. Chicago gun laws mean exactly dick when you can arm up across the border in about the same time as a long lunch.

I just dumped my account transactions into Excel and ran the math myself. Sum up dividends, then interest. If I had any long-term capital gains, I just go back to prior years and look up the cost basis.

DAYUM that baby has a *lot* of hair for being so young. Good for him.

I’m glad my child was born under Obama, and so long as Trump doesn’t get a 2nd term, he’ll be too young to remember anything about him.

Pretty sure LeBron didn’t get his forehead shaved. He got hair implants. And more power to him for it. I like having hair. I’m sure he does too.

If you haven’t already, check out the 2010 movie The Yellow Sea. Dig around for the uncut version (which was on Netflix briefly a few years ago). Similar kind of direction, though in this case the whole insane plot is kind of a comedy of errors (deliberate comedy, I’m not criticizing it) that wouldn’t have happened if…

I do not recall offhand what the exact claims the RCS of the F-35 is. I do know it’s been declared as smaller than the F-22, which makes it the stealthiest aircraft put into mass production. That number, whatever it may be, is a LOT smaller than the F-18 will ever get. You need a new aircraft, from the wheels up, to…

The want to adjust all of the COLA/inflation formulas so your benefits won’t necessarily get “cut” in that they’ll drop next year. They’ll just be eaten away by time to the tune of 10% a decade. So in 20 years you’d receive 20% less than you would currently (meaning you’ll probably need to make up that gap or get by…

No, your whole point was that nobody *could* profit from this because the stock went down. That’s bullshit. Now you’re just trying to wriggle out of it, first by the false scenario of “1 man didn’t make $1.2 billion of this”, and now by moving the goalposts.