I gotta say. I don’t know how comfortable I am with the idea of a poisoner-release program.

This will work well with the blood bank I’m starting that will get all its blood supply from turnips.

You still have to pay taxes on the stolen money. And wouldn’t get to deduct the fine. But still a pretty good deal.

Unlikely you’d get jail time, but not completely unlikely you’d end up with a criminal charge on your record forever (despite being a misdemeanor).

The sort of thing we see all the time in Texas, but our attorney general is too busy going after trans kids, stealing expensive pens, and committing felony stock fraud to do any kind of consumer protection.

It’s like when that children’s dentist down the street was indicted for sexual assault of a child, why should his business suffer for that when the alleged sexual assault happened away from his practice?

Texas will try to catch up soon. They’re just hampered by the Legislature only being able to meet in regular session in odd-numbered years.

They shoulda called it the Rock Ridge.

I mean, yeah. A few have.

Jabberjaw?

Good for her. Looks like she did great work and sounds like she very much enjoyed doing it overall.

Yeah well. I still get to greatly benefit from being white regardless of whether this person gets prosecuted or not.

I mean, it’s not too late. The statute of limitations has not been reached.

I don’t see all that many, but I do see them around where I drive (Dallas suburbs). I doubt a manual will make them more prevalent, even if I applaud the decision.

I use DoorDash at work, and it’s always been good service. I’ve not tried not tipping, so I can’t say whether people pick up my orders faster or do better work because of my tip. At home, though, DoorDash is consistently shit, but my desire to use delivery at home is less anyway because I live close enough to various…

Danny Roman was the name of Samuel L. Jackson’s character in ‘The Negotiator’

I sold it right after the transmission thing, but I enjoyed it up until then.

I liked my ‘02 Altima. The dash materials were cheap, and the transmission went out at about 50K miles necessitating three months in the shop waiting for parts, but other than that, I enjoyed it.

Six Degrees of Separation II: The Return of Paul.

Another trail of tears involving Cherokees.