@Jolly said in The Elites' Perceptions: Think you've already said that. I'm not sure it invalidates the data. “He uses statistics as a drunken man uses a lamp post. For support rather than illumination”

@Mik said in Da Playoffs: @LuFins-Dad said in Da Playoffs: After that officiating, I am definitely pulling for Buffalo. Yep. The ball was not in the air yet. Yeah, and the rule itself is a little suspect to me. The defender did not run into the receiver, the receiver ran into the defender… I hate when that gets called a foul in basketball, too.

@taiwan_girl The only person J Edgar Hoover didn’t have under surveillance was himself. If he did, he would have either had to blackmail himself or charge himself for extortion. Am sure he could have exchanged sordid stories with the likes of Heydrich and Beria no problem.

1,000 Houthis each wouldn’t even cover it.

Yeah, I watched a few videos from that channel and I like and respect what he does.

There are 13 guys in the UFL that were practice squad or briefly with the Saints. https://saintswire.usatoday.com/lists/2024-ufl-super-draft-picks-former-saints-players/

@Horace said in Crenshaw vs United: There has to be more to this. My thought as well. But, if the UA rep grabbed the laptop from Crenshaw, and he has it on audio, well....

Better than sniffing.

This country has the same birth right to citizenship as the US. The difference here being that is not constitutional but rather, contained in the Citizenship Act and therefore easily amended through introducing amending legislation in Parliament. There are currently some discussions about eliminating the birthright section going forward but not enough to spur any debate among legislators. I would certainly support its amendment and elimination.

The bad thing about the loss of the newspapers is that paper will get more and more of their news from a "silo". If you start reading articles, etc. that are more from the left (or right) side, search engines will start to recommend only those types of articles and you miss out on the other sides point of view.

Seems weird that she would have a camera on her watching her eat chips and salsa.

That was funny, and if true, good to see.

It'll be amusing watching the tenor of the mainstream conversation, if Trump supporters exercise some first amendment rights when they're upset about something after the coming election. There will be so much bloodlust and keyboard masturbation.

Kind of crazy. People have obsessions that take many forms.

The concept of company provided housing is still pretty common in Asia. It is considered part of teh overall compensation. You dont pay any rent or anything, but if you leave the company, you have to leave the house/apartment.

@Mik said in Charcuterie: Lunchable is as English as it gets. Apparently, the word lunch is derived from the word 'lump', which leads us inexorably to a small dining establishment in Northern England.

I didn’t know you wore lace like that. Huh.