They are a particularly sorry bunch, from what I gather.

@George-K said in SCOTUS: No faithless electors:

The issue arose in lawsuits filed by three Hillary Clinton electors in Washington state and one in Colorado who refused to vote for her despite her popular vote win in both states. In so doing, they hoped to persuade enough electors in states won by Donald Trump to choose someone else and deny Trump the presidency.

I just now read the whole story. Yes, not surprisingly, the issue is one of righteousness, by left-leaning folk. While the left fantasizes about pro-Trump electors stealing the election in 2020, their side already tried to steal the election through those means in 2016.

@Rainman said in "Just say 'No!' to fireworks.":

As long as you get to keep the thumbs.

I think I mentioned this before, but a friend of my in Taiwan lost his thumb and they replaced it with one of his big toes. So, maybe we dont even need the thumbs!!! LOL

Yeah, the landline thing is supposedly illegal.

That really hasn't worked out, has it? I probably get 4-5 calls per day from "Unknown Caller," "Out of Area," or some other crap like that.

I ignore them and let them go to voicemail. If there's no message, they're blocked.

I have sympathy for that view since the effective R never really got below 1.

But in most of the country we’re clearly in the second wave of reacting to it.

But really I don’t know how useful it is to fight over who gets to define ‘wave’.

This strikes me as one of those problems that's answerable with a little elbow grease. Is it interesting to get into for some reason?

Fried is not the same thing as unhealthy. It all depends how you fry it.

No. No. No. No. Just no. Not Charlie.

You mean by rejecting my notion of a president's power over the economy? Or do you mean something else that you've imagined?

@Horace said in Playstations are made by robots..:

... I suppose we can tax the goods the robots make.

See Andrew Yang.

Love it. That was brilliant.

A marketing bonanza, pivot off the election cycle.

Remember these entertainers are losing a lot of money with sheltering in place. They need to keep their names out there so the public will spend where they can for them.

If it weren't for leftwing nutjobs like you running these cities into the ground there wouldn't be a need for sending in the feds in the first place.

You're used to 'free' wifi in airports.

Lots of metros just have free wifi with no password. Plus people live mostly by routines so even if you do sign up you just need to do it once.

I get free ATT wifi in Starbucks all over. I suppose I had to sign up many years ago.

I haven't been to Seoul since before the smartphone revolution but I'll bet its pretty seamless.

We didn't ask you crackers to come here to start with.....

Case reports on this every year. Caused by Naegleria fowleri, it goes up the nose, passes through the cribriform plate at the base of the skull which separates the nasal passage from the brain right above. Pretty awful way to get ill

Entameoba histolytica causes just dysentery. A lot less fatal although it can cause a liver abscess by invading through the colon directly into the liver. (which is called colloquially an anchovy paste abscess because of its consistency) seen a few of those.

As far as they're applied now, I think the CMOH and Knighthood are different in nature. He doesn't mention the Victoria Cross, which is awarded for valour to military personnel, (or George Cross, the civilian equivalent), which I would have said is a closer equivalent to the MOH.

@Horace said in Come tango with me - I know a good piano player:

Yes, I like bite sized morsels of detailed expertise.

You have no idea. . .

@Axtremus said in Just wow:

Beethoven composed arguably better music after he's gone deaf.
Stephen Hawking published arguably better papers after he's lost the ability to write.

Isn’t it grand how some people Overcome their challenges.