@doctor-phibes said in Engineered: @loki said in Engineered: I challenge any human being to survive all their voice, text and email scrutiny. It is a simple task if you have the data to undermine ANYONE. - by cherry picking one sentence. We are all hypocrites. This is just classic opposition research. Making Fauci the boogeyman is hilarious. Yes, it's ridiculous. If anybody's ever been involved in a lawsuit, you'll know what an awful experience it is. You're told to leave all of your old emails untouched, and they're made available to lawyers, to do with as they will. Once it's happened, you think about those funny little emails that everybody sends and receives very differently. This! I was deposed once. It was hilarious. An email was slid across the table and the lawyer said well comment on this. I couldn’t remember the email. I said this is four years old and I literally deal with hundreds of emails a day and that I could provide many other emails that would provide context and my real point of view. They promptly dropped that line of questioning.

40 years ago I went to the movie theatre at least twice per month Now the schedule is more like about once per year covid doesn't make much difference

@horace said in "Unexpectedly": @jolly said in "Unexpectedly": Xiden Bucks, FTW! More like Biden Xucks, FTL. Where did you folks learn how to spell? The only way the alphabet “x” fits phonetically is ”Biden sux.“

@mik said in Operation Frantic: What a cluster. A great idea crushed by a feckless 'ally'. But when you look at the sheer number of aircraft the US was able to supply you get a little better view of how US manufacturing contributed to victory. The Studebaker: https://www.rbth.com/history/333156-how-us-studebaker-became-soviet 152,000 of them.

@xenon said in The first bubble popping?: Inventory is super tight. The bubble could be popping, but it may also be a supply issue. Selling a house may be pleasant - but if you need to buy one in the same region, that'll be unpleasant. I’ve lived through several economic cycles. Twice you could barely give a house away. Now people will jump on anything… Both scenarios were driven by unique conditions that are unsustainable in the long run. I have no idea when the housing market will cool but I’d bet it happens in 2021.

Generally speaking, the whole eastern front during WWI is forgotten. No doubt in part because Germany was the victor and that makes for an inconvenient narrative and truth.

Nice idea Boom's superfast plans could cut some flight times in half by 2029, United said. I think things like this used to take 8-10 years Now I'd guess more like 20-30 years, if they are lucky If they start with a racially balanced manufacturing plant it might be faster.

@klaus said in Learning from mistakes: @jolly said in Learning from mistakes: a Prince Albert can of worms Not knowing that “Prince Albert can” is a thing and only knowing the piercing, I thought you’d describe a can with worms that have already been attached to hooks That said, that would be a rather silly way to go about fishing. [image: R7607e9188943ccdfc73adef7006445b9?rik=hRWmXiPRsTPrqA&pid=ImgRaw] That's a Prince Albert can. Fits in a shirt or jeans pocket. Dig up your nightcrawlers, put some leaf mold in there with them to keep them happy and you have fishing worms for the morning. It'll hold enough smaller red worms for most of the day, unless the fish are really biting. Two old black women fishing with cane poles: [image: 2591840756_7c63203fac_b.jpg] They're fishing for bream, probably bluegill or chinquapin. And I'll give you some inside baseball...When you see folks not sitting on buckets and starting to sit on the ground, it's warm enough to plant cotton.

As somebody who does post-accident drug screens, I can only tell you a significant number are positive for THC. The problem is that it hangs around for so long in the body, it's hard to know if it is a contributing factor. Opioids, not so much. They tend to be the other one I see a lot. Of course, that's just a very small sample size, in a particular part of the state.

Ugh. I don’t think I will ever unsee him waiving the flag shirtless. He should go to jail just for that.

@lufins-dad said in To hell with your events!: autocorrect Wednesday

@jolly Yes. The end of 2019, I took a motorcycle trip around north Thailand. (https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/the_new_coffee_room/viewtopic.php?p=1500618#p1500618)

@mik said in American Thinker du jour.: Who also made her bones (and a few others too) enforcing laws. Yeah. You went there. Good for you.

@axtremus said in Trump social media dropping like a stone ...: Trump’s blog: https://www.donaldjtrump.com/desk Before today, do any of you know it exists? (I didn’t until this morning.) Well, it doesn't exist any more. It has been removed (by President Trump) At least the "from the desk" portion. You are still able (I believe) to contribute money to him. President Trump Desk blog deleted

Glorious. Luuv the skylight.

Patch asked: "Californians working indoors among those who are unvaccinated — or where the inoculation status of employees is unknown — may have to keep wearing masks until early next year. Do you think this is a good idea?" 54.9 percent answered "no." 42 percent said "yes." Just 3.1 percent were unsure. A lot of Biden voters Because the vaccine doesn't work Until all the Trump people take it Then it will be ok

I just went through something similar with Nissan Connect. Citi refunded my unauthorized payments immediately.

@catseye3 Great post, Cats.

My only thought is relationship between the township and the lawyer might be too cozy. If I lived there I would furious that might tax assessment gets jacked for this crap.