Who the hell calls Cuomo a progressive?

You know where i love to shop now? Uniqlo. I find there clothing to look really nice and be very high quality- ive had several uniqlo shirts for years.

Ooh, that’s interesting. And yes, I meant the 2016 Hitman, not the original from 15 years ago. My only Hitman-playing experience was a demo of what I think was the original game, on a PC Gamer demo disc (nostalgia time!). I still have fond memories of that demo, but I was too young to buy it myself.

Sigh. Guess it’s time to pick up the first Hitman when the Thanksgiving sale comes around!

Yep, we recently (like three weeks ago) switched to oat milk for our coffee, away from almond milk. It’s just... so much creamier and rich!

Respectfully, if that’s the cold version, I guarantee you the bedroom temperature version is substantially lager. 

The last few years have made one thing blindingly obvious:

I mean, it’s nice to say “just move there!” but the reason people don’t “just move there” is because there’s not a lot of jobs (exception, North Dakota, but all the jobs are in resource extraction and related fields), and you have to live in places that are objectively not the kind of life most liberals like living in.

I had the thought a couple nights ago that if George Soros really were the evil genius the Right thinks he is, he could just pay tens of thousands of liberals to move into a red state long enough to establish residency and vote.

Right, which is why I pegged any real change as at least a generation away. Someone else in the comments posted that white voters 30-44 voted Dem-Rep on a 49-48 ratio. If all white older people voted that way, Democrats would win constantly. And 20 years from now, Millenials will be in their mid 30s to mid 50s.

In the long run, Republicans have a white person problem; there are less and less of them, and that’s the vast majority of their voting base. I know that the “demographics is destiny” shit hasn’t come to fruition yet, but I genuinely think it will by the next generation.

Oh, I mean, I left Mayor blank and voted only for Silverman, so I’m very much NOT a Bowser fan.

In Washington DC, the newly re-elected mayor has indicated that she will move to fully implement something that DC voters had previously voted on, but that was stalled because of Republicans in Congress; recreational marijuana.

For the story, I think there is less disconnect between what the goal of the protagonist is, and what you actually do. For example, Bayak had absolutely no qualms about mass murdering soldiers and leaving their bodies to rot in the sun, but would go absolutely ape shit if he found an Egyptian that was killed and not…

God this night is simultaneously encouraging as fuck (Kobach! Brat!) and depressing as fuck (DeSantis! Cruz!).

Welp, I missed all of that. Ah well.

It also helps that it is a good looking game, so I actually wanted to see what was just over the horizon (something I did not really do with Origins. I finished that in 70 hours or so as I fast traveled and did everything as quickly as possible.

Oh god, I hope so.

“We were all told that Hannity was going to interview the president, but no one that I spoke with expected what happened last night,”

The article explains some of it, but it was largely arranged as a result of a state law passed earlier this year which allows them to do it if the vote comes out in favor. It’s bullllshit.