(might as well do it before someone else does. LOL)

@Horace That’s what I thought too.

@George-K said in Maher - New Rules - "Civ Vicious": Electricity Printing press Internal combustion (yeah, I know) The list goes on and on. These are non-cultural advances. They have transformed humanity. I think that climate was factor in this. Cold weather people are forced to innovate more than hot weather people. (Yes, yes, I know that is a "generalization")

https://www.npr.org/2023/11/05/1210771417/iowa-gov-kim-reynolds-tried-to-remain-neutral-on-monday-shell-endorse-ron-desant Don't know if it will matter, but it will be interesting to see how President Trump responds. "She would not be there except for me and my support. She is a RINO and a LOSER!!" Iowa's popular Republican governor, Kim Reynolds, will endorse her fellow governor, Florida's Ron DeSantis, in the Iowa Caucus, according to a source familiar with the matter. She will appear at an event alongside DeSantis in Des Moines on Monday evening.

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Love it.

@George-K said in Chinese Submarine Accident: @taiwan_girl said in Chinese Submarine Accident: And I am sure that the story never was even in the news. So, no need to spin it. Does news like this make its way to the general population of China? Do people ever wonder what happened to their neighbor's son who is in the military, and never returned? Their internet censoring is called it the "Great Firewall" and it is amazingly good. So, if someone searched for "submarine" + "accident", the results would come back with nothing, or at least nothing that related to a Chinese submarine accident. I am sure that in the example you gave, yes, someone in a small town or city may wonder what is going on, but for the other 99.9999999% of the population, they will remain ignorant.

It's my national food, of course I love it.

Palestinians go home at night. Indians would be residents.

Yeah, beating the Bears isn't considered an achievement.

It’s not like they won’t notice you aren’t black.

The company is asking for the $350,000 it paid Meadows as an advance for the book, $600,000 in out-of-pocket damages, and at least $1 million each for reputational damage suffered by the company and loss of expected profits for the book, which they argue plummeted given Meadows’s involvement in numerous investigations regarding Jan. 6. TG, you missed the opportunity to start the Mark Meadows edition of the Go Magat, Go Broke series.

This was one of the things I hated when I was a journalism major 45 years ago. Everybody wanted to be Woodward and Bernstein, and the responsibility to inform was being lost. We see the end result of that now, and it became worse than i could imagine.

Sad. In those pictures he seems to have gotten breasts for real. I wonder how that worked in his IRL clothes.

Neat Russian technology...

Yeah, I'm thinking 10% would be about the right number.

Good luck.

I'm sure the Taliban has effective means of enforcement.

You really haven’t been paying attention if you see this as anything but business as usual.