That infant and hand grenade example is brilliant and I love it.
This was approximately 400x more interesting than it had any right to be. Very well written.
Do you also tie things down to trailers and truck beds and go “that’s not going anywhere?”
Nachos Libruh? Sounds pretty darn forn to me.
Yeah, and that actually didn’t even happen. It’s just an urban legend. His German was fine.
That has to be one of the narrowest bills ever drafted.
Sorry, it’s a rule, they’re making us all run. I wish I didn’t have to do it, honestly, I’m busy enough already.
That’s pretty common for skyscrapers. Counting the number of floors in a skyscraper is an exercise in futility.
Yeah, I kinda assumed it was a staffer, obviously if it's a random person it's not really an issue besides them being a moron. But can a random person just walk around in there?
I assume there will be some sort of consequences? I would be shocked if that entire building wasn't covered by cameras, certainly the doors to the offices.
Man, Obama got screwed on his weapons.
I assume if a Democrat takes a meeting with a Russian lawyer about sanctions during a campaign, and then half the people in the room lie about it, Republicans will be so willing to move on?
I did Philly to DC a few times for work and it was great. I could get the 5 am train from Philly, get to my work site in DC by 730, avoid the hellish traffic, and my return could be whatever train I could make, because the tickets are transferable. Flying would've been longer and more expensive, and driving too awful…
The level of disingenuous arguments, gaslighting, and cognitive dissonance emanating from the right on a daily basis is enough to drive a person insane.
That’s so weird, because the report literally says “but does not exonerate him.”
Something something flag code.
That’s a lot of words for some people who aren't going to respond directly.
I’ve used Ubiquiti at work, and even as a utility automation/OT networking guy, I found it a bit confusing to program. I got it working without a ton of trouble, but requiring the special software is a bit of a turn off for a consumer who wants to plug and play for the most part.