There’s an s in there where there shouldn’t be. It shouldn’t be there. Doesn’t make sense. Something’s wrong here, folks, believe me. Believe me, there’s something wrong. Maybe Hillary put it there, I don’t know. People are saying it. I’m gonna take it out of there. Mark it down.

“The ‘s’ in Illinois is NOT silent, believe me.”

This gift sums up the Franco-Prussian War.

Yeah so, but how many pokemon does he have.

I’d donate my punch to the nearest zoo silverback gorilla.

Why is punching Jonah hill punching upwards?

When poor and especially black people are assaulted, killed, harassed and unlawfully detained. It’s important to remember that critical distinction.

Of course he’s rewarded for his “good” work. Less work for more pay!

Fixed!

You’re like half the guys I know, who, while I have spent hours in front of the mirror agonizing over this or that until finally giving up and saying “good enough,” caress their beer belly in the mirror, run their fingers through their wet hair, and go “yeah, I’m killin it!”

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YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND A TESTAMENT OF HARM DONE TO YOU BY A WOMAN : Breaking up my favorite band.

ONO U DINT

7-ELEVEN WAS A PART TIME JOB.

MIND CONTROL! THERMITE PAINT! 7-ELEVEN WAS A PART TIME JOB.

That’s the burning question

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Geographer here. Basically, yeah, as they move the shape of the country towards the equator, they are changing the scale. A visual aid to show the distortion of a given map projection is the Tissot Indicatrix. It uses circles to display the distortion across the projection. In the US, if we don’t use the Mercator…

So this is an important point - the Telecommunications Act of 1934 made telephone (and radio) service a public utility, resulting in the U.S. having the most comprehensive, reliable, and affordable telephone system in the world.

At some point, it’s also a matter of political will. Yes, the U.S. is a large country, but it’s also a very rich country. When the telephone was invented, the U.S. invested in ensuring that the entire country was hooked up, and part of that involved declaring telephony a “universal service,” then taxing and…