For 53 of those you could get this.... [image: 1738614667639-b9c08ad1-8d8f-4321-988d-d0a36f258098-image.png] https://www.bbc.com/sport/formula1/articles/c75zxk46634o#:~:text=A Mercedes 'streamliner' raced by,1955 Buenos Aires Grand Prix.

Some people really look different as they age. But Einstein looks exactly the same to me.

Whether to prosecute and what charges to bring is the bulk of discretion involved. Judges get a lot of attention for their alleged bias, but at least what they do is public and transparent. Not so, the discretion exercised by prosecutors.

I guess kind of like a disco pub that charges a cover charge, which can then be used for drinks.

Excellent. Now, they need to restart diplomatic relations with Taiwan. LOL

He certainly does not pull his punches. His message attacking what I call pseudo-conservatism resonates with me. Thanks for posting.

If you read LOTR, you would be prepared for rangers to lead the resistance.

I don’t know. Not even sure if it’s scheduled. They might wait while they whip up votes or decide it’s hopeless.

Agree, cool story, despite the clickbait title... "you'll never guess what the kids think of it!" (puke) What a time capsule. I could never sell something that had been in my family for 700 years, but I could see establishing some sort of trust that converts it into a museum and public park land while preserving the history. Update: Looks like it's already available for tours and events.

@bachophile said in This is why it' called the Gulf of Mexico: Hey my dad called jfk idelwild years after his death OKay, when I saw that, I somehow thought your father was talking to you from heaven. 555

@jon-nyc LOL "well, I didn't realize that my published biography would actually be read by anyone."

Sorry, but you're not addressing the facts. Delaware was noted for many years as being business friendly. No longer.

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@89th

lol

Credulous idiots was Horace’s term for them, which seems fair. At any rate I’m not sure one would be in a position to bring a case.

@jon-nyc said in Trump’s loyalty purge continues: Well, let’s reframe this a bit. Their job is to keep criminals off the street and the one they were assigned was recently seen waddling up Pennsylvania Avenue. So they rather failed at their assigned duties. Ha, good point. If we play the "what if" game, had he not won the election, odds are he'd owe like a billion dollars in fines and would be sitting in prison with a rack of felonies around his neck. As always, flip the coin and imagine if Obama came back into office and started firing people who were doing their job and/or were not loyal to him? Folks here would be calling him Obama the Fascist.

Literally, the dust!