He’s a Constitutionalist like Scalia. They’re rules guys. They do not favor people twisting words or reinterpreting things for them.

You’re right on the garlic, use garlic powder for most sous vide.

HAHAHAHA no.

You bang your head against it for a solid half hour until you get some traction.

The best advice I got when I started playing is to always jump on loot ships/hot spots/skull town. There’s very limited time to actually practice combat in these matches, it’s best to do it early before you’re facing the people who know what they’re doing with fully kitted out weapons. Go punch some people to death,…

3rd time posting in this thread, but the official statement lists the new Franchisee that’s taking over:

The only thing that gives me hope for this is that Singer doesn’t seem to be involved at all.

I posted this upthread, but:

At least in my limited research, I’m not seeing anything about Franchisers setting payscale.

Google is your milkshake friend:

It could also just be brand protection.

A lot of Sonic’s are franchised, but Sonic Corporate said they’d be reopening with “new management”, so it’s entirely possible those guys lost their franchise agreement over this giant screwup.

I’m a bog standard cishet white nerd, and thank you for writing this.

Even if they’re not, their friends probably are.

The good news is if they fire her now after all this press, she’s and whatever lawyer gets the case are going to make bank.

I normally support new fast food innovations, but I think they’ve finally gone too far with this one.

20 year old acts like 20 year old, full scoop at 11!

Dude. Research before you post. The 1976 National Emergencies Act didn’t grant the president the power, it reigned it in. It’s a set of regulations that majorly curbed what can be declared a National Emergency, and added the methods for revoking it’s National Emergency status.

For as much as they’re blatantly partisan, nobody there (besides maybe Kavanaugh) is an idiot.

It used to be part of the Nebraska Territory. They needed a name when they split off in the mid 1800's, and somebody there spoke enough Spanish to suggest Montana.