That tax return, if valid (and I bet it is) only means that she was in posession of all of the necessary paperwork to get an SSN or EIN, get a job, and file her taxes. Unfortuately, that doesn’t mean that she’s currently here legally, only that she was when she received the SSN or EIN. If she’s still legal, then why…

It’s about stiring the great American melting pot, but only after we strain out everyone who decided that the rules don’t apply to them.

Why did she not already have a green card? Did she ever have one? Had she made any of the steps necessary to become a citizen of the U.S.? If she had one and let it expire without renewal, well, she should have left the country on or before that date.

What if we don’t think she’s funny? I certainly don’t.

Why? Would you rather ICE set up shop outside of Home Depot? Or H-Mart?

I would rather they keep the ads, and revenue for that matter, but institute a 7-day penalty for any ad that uses audio compression to increase the apparent volume of the ad. I’m so tired of listening to low-volume interviews (or poorly recorded) only to have my ears bludgeoned by 30 seconds of a Toyota commercial…

Why? As long as it runs PacMan, I think you’d be fine.

Look up what Georgia/Atlanta did with GA-400, which runs from I-85 north to I-285. The road was built with a toll to pay for the construction. Last year, that construction cost was finally paid off and, initially, they powers that be decided that they toll would stay and begin to pay for other stuff, but enough of a…

“Offshoring manufacturing jobs certainly increases efficiency and profits,...”

ninja’d...

The Boy Scouts have been teaching this technique for at least 35 year.

Does that car have a pull starter? Or What is that thing sticking out of the front? A tow-point?

And at 3:19 is the answer....e. coli

So, why don’t grocery stores turn them into jams, jellies, or sauces?

Someone did that, but they did it to screw with the British Film Classification board:

Yep, that’s me...

Cool.

You have a point. The only thing that’s left is to instagram/vine it. (pity I have neither.)

Search for TED Talk Slow TV, and watch the NRK engineer talk about the first one, the second one, and the longest one. You can find most of them on Youtube. I can’t say that I’ve sat through the crocheting one, but I have watched the Bergen Railway videos, and I’ve watched parts of the coastal ship video (the world…

That’s what I was thinking.