Why do they need a bill? Isn’t DC an “employment at will jurisdiction?”

Maybe I just know a better class of Fundy, because the ones I know wouldn’t have a problem with this bill. (Or they’re gigantic liars ... I guess there’s no way to know for sure, without seeing their browser history and credit card receipts)

The Guardian.

The ones he met probably do. The problem is, Iran has its own counterpart to our Bible Belt, which supports the religious authorities.

Not only that, but you’ll be saving money at the grocery store, too, since modern farming is petroleum-intensive. But this wont last - Saudi Arabia can’t afford it.

I used to agree with arguments like yours.

Father and Brother In Law were both volunteer EMS workers. It really colored my view of motorcycles - although I did take the MSF course.

This is a state college, so it is in fact the government disciplining them for their speech.

Depends. Maybe the other guy was cruising the lane that was ending to bypass traffic, counting on the fact he could force-merge at the last minute.

I’m wondering if CPS will be interested in this.

All manufactured goods require energy. You won’t put off buying gas, but you might put off buying a refrigerator.

Considering the chances of serious injury or death, motorcycle commuting is never a logical choice.

True, maybe not in the US, although the 25 year rule includes a lot of classic Benzes. Still, I really wanted a Benz pickup, it’s probably cheaper than doing the conversion myself. There’s a club for this, natch - I believe the preferred euphemism is “service cars.”

Russia won WWII (at terrific cost), but lost most of the other wars it fought in 19th-20th century, including WWI.

“Mass exodus of refugees” is a feature, not a bug, for Putin. It puts a huge strain on the EU, and it denies the rebels a source of taxation and (WRT young males) draftees.

Or just Google “Mercedes Benz Flower car.”

The fender trim is probably hiding rust.

I was alive back then and do not share this current-day nostalgia. Caddies had the same mediocre build quality all the Big 3 had back then. The early postwar Cadillacs, with their high compression v8s, were technical marvels - but they kept building the same car, only bigger and lower, for the next 30+ years, until…

Frankly, it sounds like McKinnley / Roosevelt. And we know how that turned out.

The main character sees it more as straight-up cannibalism. He’s confused because Jesus is both the “good shepherd” and “the lamb of god.” Finally he sees a way out, via John Allegro’s book “The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross,” which argues that Jesus wasn’t ON drugs, he WAS drugs.