@axtremus said in The phone repair guy: @aqua-letifer said in The phone repair guy: @axtremus said in The phone repair guy: After you render your own phone unrepairable, How can you be that sure if you know what the average person does about phone hardware, which is absolutely nothing? We are not talking about the “average person”, but one who knows how to open up a modern smartphone. And it's far more reasonable to presume that he has an average understanding of phone hardware as very few people as population percentage know more than nothing. You're unreasonably presuming he's a phone hardware expert because buzzkilling and ribbing people to piss them off is your hobby.

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They are low and shitty people, united in a common cause - making money.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/who-is-paying-for-trump-impeachment-defense-lawyers Who pays for Trump's impeachment? That Fox News article says the Trump campaign is footing the bills.

@jon-nyc said in Interesting reminder how things change in politics: @loki Yes, but also the coordinated withdrawal of Klobuchar and Buttigieg. The party establishment had the discipline to block Bernie. Right. The firewall strategy with Clyburn as the centerpiece. I am sure there is a great story and we know it starts with Bill.

I don't think I've ever had pheasant. I have, however, known a number of pheasant pluckers.

Yes, have some more red wine. Good for you, Sister!

Every design firm should post their idea to Reddit to quickly learn whether or not something has a hidden flaw.

Like I said, Trump is so wealthy he can afford to buy/hire the cheapest.

@jolly said in No family for you: BTW, read the comments. January 6 happened, so anything the Dems do, is just hunky-dory. Tradition or Constitution be damned, Maybe not a good idea to give them ammunition then. Exact same can be applied to the BLM protests of last year.

Okay, so let's say a few doofusses (or, more formally, doofi), give or take close to a couple of hundred. Not quite a multitude to feed but a few loaves and a couple of fish probably would have sufficed.

He doesn’t seem like a criminal or a thief but then again we’re hearing his side of the story.

Goes to show everyone that Trump is so wealthy he can actually afford to buy/hire the cheapest.

I suggest tossing them in a frying pan for a few minutes before putting them in the oven. It brightens them up, both in color and taste.

Cool stuff

I will feel more comfortable with a real trial. This blast of evidence every day is a pretty funny way of adjudicating something. But of course impeachment is a political and not a legal process. So let’s not think this in legal terms. There are no rules of evidence that I can tell. It’s trebuchet loading and launching.

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@bachophile said in Could McConnell vote to convict?: All he is saying that he probably would want to have him convicted but because it’s not politically expedient then he won’t vote publicly for it. Makes perfect sense to me. So if reality were different we would have a different result. You could literally say that about anything. I do get your point but this parsing is no way to run a railroad. If you are for a secret vote just push for that.

@loki said in Don’t worry about those anti-vaxxers: Whoever owns the algorithms rules the world. Have you checked with @Jolly about that?