@kluurs said in One good thing about the pandemic: @Frank_W And you've got appropriate labels at home if I recall. Indeed! LOL!

@George-K said in Sup?: @LuFins-Dad said in Sup?: Has anybody told @Frank_W about the membership dues? I did. He's forwarding them to me. Yes.... So expensive. But any number divided by the fact that I have no money, is still zero. LOL

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@Loki said in The workout thread: I’ve probably stood on the scale over 14000 times. 5 seconds each time. Probably you burned several thousand calories by stepping on and off the scale

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@taiwan_girl said in YouTube to censor: Ironic, but Tik Tok is also banned there. Lol Great point TG. A good drug dealer is never a user.

I remember reading way back that in 2000 (for example) if you had USD $3000, would you buy a new Apple computer or buy USD $3000 in Apple stock. Depend on which choice you made, after 20 years, you would have a long forgotten computer or $$$$. Lol

Yes. But also I doubt the range of outcomes among public figures we’ve been following has been that far off of expectations. What’s the fatality rate for over 70s? <5% off the top of my head. We’ve had Cain die out of (I think) fewer than 20 prominent cases among that age group. (Prominent meaning we bother commenting on them here).

https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/09/michigan-state-rep-threatened-trump-supporters-stripped-committee-assignments-cynthia-johnson/ Democratic Michigan State Rep. Cynthia Johnson was stripped of her committee assignments Wednesday after she threatened supporters of President Donald Trump in a Facebook live video. The Speaker of the Michigan House Lee Chatfield released a statement, explaining that Johnson had been removed from her committees and that there is an active investigation going on to determine if further action is necessary. “Threats to Democrats or Republicans are unacceptable and un-American. They’re even more unbecoming of an elected official. Rep. CA Johnson has been stripped of her committees and we’re looking into further disciplinary action as the proper authorities conduct their investigation,” Chatfield said in the statement. Threats to Democrats or Republicans are unacceptable and un-American. They’re even more unbecoming of an elected official. Rep. CA Johnson has been stripped of her committees and we’re looking into further disciplinary action as the proper authorities conduct their investigation. pic.twitter.com/Y5lTqqmEVI — Lee Chatfield (@LeeChatfield) December 9, 2020

That's great George! Congrats.

When the story first came out, I found it hard to believe that a fair number of reasonably intelligent people could get duped into doing the things he asked of them; however, after learning their techniques, it is classic story of starting with small innocent requests and gradually elevating the level of commitment until there feels like there is no turning back. Still crazy - but at least I understood how they got there.

@Jolly said in Pelosi's TDS: Y'all hush about Jon's hero! Oh, I don't think that SanFranNan is @jon-nyc s hero.

Just go back to the original games... Track and Field and Wrestling. I’m also okay if they keep the swimming races and add on duels to the death.

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@LuFins-Dad said in So, what's *not* essential?: Especially when their cast members are ripping businesses that are protesting and fighting for their lives... "It's good to be in the nomenklatura."

On who will do the investigation: Columbus Police had on Monday attempted to turn over the investigation to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), the state agency that typically investigates police-involved shootings. But the BCI announced that they would not be able to accept the case because of an unexplained delay in the request. . "We received a referral to take a three-day old officer-involved shooting case. Not knowing all the reasons as to why so much time has passed before the case was referred to BCI, we cannot accept this case," a spokesperson for the Attorney General's office said. . Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said that the BCI has a memorandum of understanding with Columbus Police that says the state agency should be the first call after a police shooting. . "BCI is the first call because we cannot be the subject matter experts unless we're on scene from the beginning to document the evidence of what happened from the start," Yost said in a statement Monday. "Three days later after the crime scene has been dismantled and the witness(es) have all dispersed does not work." . Columbus Police said Chief Quinlan's interest in having BCI involved in the case was "based solely on reassuring the public of maximum independence in the investigation of this tragedy." The department added that the Attorney General's decision to not take the case has not interrupted the investigation.