Probably. That’s how it starts—people using authoritarianism as a cover for their own petty vendettas and ugly prejudices.

Wonderful, we have a Gestapo now. TBH, the few ICE agents I know joined specifically for the chance of doing this type of thing, so they are going to be very busy doing what they love.

Under what circumstances could they have thought going into a house with legal residents of the US was ICE business? Are people starting to report their neighbors because they are foreign born and then they don’t bother to look up the documentation at the office?

Yes.

I live in a rural area so I do a ton of online shopping, but I hate shopping for clothes online. When I am in a store I normally have to try on a bunch of stuff before I find something that fits right and I like. Maybe if I lived someplace next door to a post office it would be easier to do returns. Every time I…

Charles tends to the gardens. He contributes.

Meh..still better than people who refuse to dance and hate fun.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
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Wow, what a bunch of THUGS

Not at all. Her current school is the picture of diversity, our neighborhood is too. It’s one of the few things I love about this city. But tying people to failing “neighborhood” schools, rather than letting them pick schools inside their cluster or in the magnet programs is going to end up fucking all of us.

As long as we’re citing anecdotes, State Rep. Bratcher, I lived in Jefferson County for a while as a kid, took TWO WHOLE BUSES (I had to switch at a “school bus depot”) to get to my downtown school, and I absolutely loved it. I was in a magnet program, but they were careful to mix up the classes, and so I was exposed…

He was likely a hoarder and probably very lonely. I’m not going to judge the man for his choice of collectibles. And unless it’s proven that he did anyone any harm (why would he?), he deserves the same respect any human would.

All of what you just said is the only reason why I was glad that I literally couldn’t hit weight for 215. I ate whatever I wanted while the poor bastards at the lower weight classes practically killed themselves to shed water weight. Except for when I got stuck wrestling 275. Then that sucked being 70 lbs or more…

They aren’t funded with taxpayer money (which is why postage costs cash), but has to deal with government bureaucracy and whatever rules Congress can make up. If there is a company that could do with a little less regulation, it’s the USPS, but with they way they are structured and treated, don’t expect it to be as…

The USPS is a government bureaucracy that attempts to operate like a for-profit corporation. Regardless of where you stand on government versus free enterprise it collides the worst elements of both.

That’s one way of looking at it. The other is that they’ve already sold their hardcore followers and they have to convince others by Christmas.

Considering the Wii U never dropped in price, good luck. This thing would have to be a huge bomb, worse than the 3DS did in it’s first 2 or so months, for it to get a $100 price cut anytime in the next 1.5 to 2 years.

Which makes no sense because a decent portion of their audience already has a Zelda Machine. I know for my part I have no interest in a Switch until Mario Odyssey; I can happily play BotW on my Wii U, which has only marginally worse specs than the Switch anyway.

It was a brief Japanese teen fashion. There are dozens of photo pose fashions that become briefly popular and then become part of a dictionary of stock poses with different meanings (the “cavity”, or “toothache” pose, for example - also kazunyoro, hamu-hamu, etc). I don’t know the meaning of the covered-mouth pose,…

Yep, my 16 year old sister confirmed that this is because they are hyper aware of their online presence and want to be in control of it. It’s also a signal to your friends not to tag you either, which I get but...why are you posing for a picture in the first place? Why not just decline the photographer or turn your…