You are not seriously going to argue that the right to have an unregistered phone is a right we’re born with?

You can’t just say “this is a right” and that be the end of it though. Why is buying a cellphone anonymously a right? You can’t buy a landline anonymously. Why is a cellphone any different? No one was clamoring for burner landline in the ‘70s.

Is it a slow erosion on freedom? A cellphone is not a right guaranteed by the constitution or the United Nations, let alone a completely anonymous one.

Thing is, Facebook has mostly done that, and it hasn’t stopped many people.

I’m okay with this.

Or does say “Or” - if you’ve got an ID or a license, that’s all you need. The other stuff is if you don’t have a license.

And those people should have learnt their lesson like I did.

Any non-compete at all is insane. It’s basically saying “You can’t use the expertise and talents you’ve acquired working for us. We own those.” They’re also basically unenforceable.

What’s wrong with “Sculpted?”

Rob, I get the impression you MAY have already made up your mind before seeing the movie...

eGolfs looks pretty normal... So do all electric 500's... European carmakers have done normal looking electrics for years now. They just refuse to sell them outside of California.

People who reverse their knife and fork, who aren’t left handed, I find that annoying.

Lara Croft in the current games is played by Camilla Luddington, a wonderfully fit, attractive, talented actress who does both mocap and voice for Lara. She looks 90% of the way to how Lara looks in the game now (obviously) and knows the character. There’s no reason not to cast her.

I think the Jurassic World trailer version worked because the piano version already existed (albeit with the rest of the orchestra after a couple of lines). The Ghostbusters one is the most insufferable IMHO.

And yet somehow, this guy is the main character, and the Beast is fascinated with him for some reason.

The actual actress that players her or GTFO.

(1) the race, color, national origin, ancestry, or sex of the fetus;

There is now et al. Just “The Matrix” and “V for Vendetta.”

It’s a good thing their last name isn’t “Smith.”

Hmm, fair, I get where you’re coming from. Gender is a social construct and all that, but there’s a weird piece of human spaghetti that is the intersection of gender, sexuality, physical sex, and so on, that we’re barely digging into, both socially and neurologically.