Well, maybe it is if you consider it a protest against the first amendment, which it pretty much is.

From my understanding, they tend not to publicly release evidence like that at this stage in the investigation, usually so they don’t tip off the suspects that they are onto them. I’m not remotely a law enforcement or legal expert, though, so take my statement with a grain of salt.

Additionally, from what I’ve heard, Representative James Clyburn has two offices, a fancy one that he uses for meetings that is easy to find and publicly documented, and the one that he stores important things in, is the one that he gets work done in, and one that even his fellow legislators often have difficulty…

Wait, Bakugan still exists? I remember it being something that was kind of a thing that existed sometime in my youth that was mildly popular for about one minute, then seemed to vanish off the face of the Earth. I had no idea that they were still making Bakugan content.

I am under 30 and like Indiana Jones. The franchise still seems to be popular with my generation at the very least (I’m in my mid 20s). I honestly feel like the franchise has been underutilized considering how popular it is.

Yes, any member of Congress can be removed from office by two-thirds vote in the legislative body that they belong to. It has been a while since they’ve done so. The last time this was used was the expulsion of Democratic Representative James Traficant in 2002 for corruption charges. Most of the expulsions in both…

Pardoning does not protect from impeachment.

I would submit Arrested Development, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family (it went downhill later, but its first season was actually really good), and Frasier, at least. There are probably others out there that I haven’t watched.

I am probably one of the few people to see this that got that reference. Boy the Defenders run from the 70s and 80s is such an underrated slice of comic book weirdness.

I believe that it is so that it is easier to find it in search engines and app stores and the like, since “parlor” could easily cause other results to pop up. It’s also probably easier to trademark.

The thing that I find most baffling about Parler is how insufferably pretentious the name is. It seems to scream that it wants to conjure images of French intellectuals lounging about discussing philosophy, instead of being the vile cesspool of inane bigotry that it actually is.

How dare you insult the good name of Patrick Star by comparing him to Rudy Giuliani!

You’re welcome.

When it comes to Persona 5, there’s mainly just 3 things to keep in mind:

I’ve tried starting Skyrim before, which taught me that I really do not care for first-person games or open world games. I don’t know how much my dislike for my experience came from me not caring for this sort of game’s systems and structure, and how much of it being from it being underwhelming (or if it even is…

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic had a character creator, with fully customizable appearances, character classes, and if you wish, full stat customization (or you can choose pre-set stats), and that came out on Xbox.

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a more troubled production. I’m convinced that the office for the directors and screenwriters consist only of a revolving door.

Considering that I’ve heard credible rumors that his cabinet is considering invoking the 25th Amendment, that might literally be true, actually.

Henry Winkler is great. He did a great job in that guest appearance in Law and Order: SVU.

He won’t beat the shortest ever recorded reign of a ruler of a major country, however: 34th President of Mexico Pedro Lascurain, who was President for about 45 minutes in 1913.