@George-K said in Highly Speculative: What are the odds they comprise 25% of the appellate court. A million to one.

https://x.com/aaronsibarium/status/1796546523888763150 At least the medical school seems to know what a woman is, bless their hearts.

Sense must be made. A cardinal rule has been broken.

No question, Churchill was a Francophile but there was also considerable goodwill towards the French as a nation. De Gaulle stood out because he was, from the onset of the war, determined to fight the Nazis. That he was an unbearable and duplicitous narcissist was secondary.

Using a VW steering wheel! Typical Nazi.

@jon-nyc said in Slovenian Crickets: He’s pretty far from deranged but yes, he’s pointing out the dog that didn’t bark... ...publicly.

"It'll be fun", you said.... "What could go wrong"...

Not sure if I posted it here, but I was ranting the other day about websites.... 20 years ago they were just as bad. Pop-ups, ads everywhere, it's really horrible. How has it not changed? I try to read articles in "reader mode" on my phone which strips out everything except the article text, and it's quite refreshing.

@jon-nyc said in I’m going to hell…..: But I figure, like blacks can use the n-word, the longevity-challenged can make jokes like that. The best jokes are the ones that make you fight between being offended and laughing tears.

@jon-nyc said in Live Advisory Opinions podcast on verdict now: the sheer number of felonies I might be wrong, but Bragg listed every bookkeeping entry as a separate charge.

Burnout: https://careers.jamanetwork.com/article/which-medical-specialties-experience-the-most-burnout-/ In the Medscape survey, last year, critical care, neurology, family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, internal medicine and emergency medicine topped the list. However, this year the highest percentage of physician burnout occurred among these medical specialties: Urology: 54 percent Neurology: 53 percent Physical medicine and rehabilitation: 52 percent Internal medicine: 49 percent Emergency medicine: 48 percent Family medicine: 48 percent The lowest rates of burnout were reported by physicians in these medical specialties: Public health and preventive medicine: 28 percent Nephrology: 32 percent Pathology: 33 percent Ophthalmology: 34 percent Otolaryngology: 36 percent Plastic surgery: 36 percent Of note, urology is one of the more competitive specialties - or it used to be.

I like that idea, Jolly. @LuFins-Dad clearly I could google this, but what option do teams have if there is no on-sides kick? That always added a little excitement to MANY games when it was close. BTW the new rule feels weird, but will probably feel normal after a few years.

Steven Seagal is every bit as great a human being as he is an actor.

Cute. Try taking an Apple ][ into an Apple Store for servicing.

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@89th said in Dennis Quaid just ended his career.: It's hard to describe the ripple effect from the election... tens of millions still believe he didn't lose, believe there is widespread election fraud and conspiracies, think it's normal for an outgoing President not to attend inauguration activities for his successor or communicate an acceptance of a transition of power. Yeah, I was talking to someone about that there was no evidence, etc of vote fraud, and their response was something like, "the absence of evidence does not equal that the evidence does not exist" I felt like saying, "Okay, I believe that you are a child molester, The absence of evidence does not equal that evidence does not exist." But, it was smarter to keep my mouth shut. LOL

@Copper Do you have to get permission to do that, or as long as you dont see any other planes, you are "okay" to continue?

Fun to watch. Very flexible ankles. LOL

Here let me help you out, Beauregard, seeing that you can’t spit the marbles out of your cake hole and get to the goddamned point: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canadians-moving-to-the-us-hits-10-year-high-1.7218479

Alternate thread title: “If you’ve lost the Ivory Coast…”