Mathematically, that might be correct. P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) However, when it comes to behavior and phenomena like “safety” and “ability”, it is a tougher argument to prove that safety and ability are mutually exclusive.

Future trolling note. Saying “in fact” does not make what you say, actually a fact. You need to show the receipts, as the young kids say. On many levels, mutual exclusivity is extremely difficult to prove.

Obsessed with size, yet calls me Trumpian. Well that’s a first.

“Private citizens cannot and should not be trusted with guns of any kind. Government employees are vetted, trained, and responsible. They should be the only ones with access to guns.”

This is a very reasonable take. You must be Canadian and/or new here.

I layer up over night, starting with a light sheet, then ending up in a cocoon by morning. (I also prefer a cold room). If I cocoon too quickly, or the duvet/comforter is too heavy, I can’t sleep. It’s gotten to the point where I pack a top sheet (especially in Europe) just in case, the hotel is duvet only.

(I’m guessing it’s a Deadspin v. AV Club thing. Kinja!)

And based on the burner name, possibly your Uncle as well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superstar_Billy_Graham

Three Phil Kessels

This is just another in a long line of examples of Swedish chefs messing up recipes for success.

“Worst of the Best” The Cleveland Browns

While I do agree that personal responsibility is a component of the obesity issues we face, you cannot ignore the environment in which consumption choices are made. Companies have spent billions in researching ways to override rational thought processes, in order to get people to consume a specific product. Whether…

I think the market would treat the collectors and long-time gun owners well, much like how the car insurance market tends to treat safe drivers well in terms of rates/discounts.

This the real problem to me the lack of transfer control. Guns should be treated like automobiles, in terms of licensing, insurance, and title transfer.

Jared Dudley’s still around to talk about BC basketball.

There’s no venia, like Slovenia!

Maybe he wants the fourth tunnel to the airport named after him.

Anecdotal evidence, as I’ve had experiences with both Shaughnessy and Borges. Borges was sitting in my section at a Bruins game a couple of seasons ago, and kept getting up during play to leave his seat. If you regularly go to hockey games, that’s the worst type of fan, followed by the fan who yells “SHOOT”, and…

Amen to that. Those people are a machine.