I think we handed out about 300 pieces of candy, 2 per customer for most. So at least 150 visitors.

@Axtremus said in Wacky Halloween rules: https://www.today.com/today/amp/rcna121659 SAG-AFTRA clarifies Halloween costume guidelines amid strike The union is advising actors to stay away from dressing up as certain film characters this Halloween season. Scrooge isn’t just for Christmas

@Copper said in Mind blown: I think they might go to school longer - to get more advanced degrees. A Batchelor's in the UK is only 3 years.

@Copper said in The Christians, Muslims and Jews all agree...: @Doctor-Phibes said in The Christians, Muslims and Jews all agree...: why can't non-believers choose not to hire religious people? Can they not choose that? They can, but they'd be breaking the law. It would be a very foolish interviewer who asked a candidate about their religious beliefs.

Toothless idiocy, unless it's a dog whistle about domestic terrorism. If a Trump supporting group were to write such a letter, obviously it would be taken that way by all the mainstream leftist ninnies.

Well, that wasn't who what I was thinking of.

That's what she said...

@LuFins-Dad said in Samsung business practice - remotely locking customer phones: In all fairness to the manufacturers, there is a serious issue where every single country has their own very expensive certification processes. Please note that I didn’t say expansive, I said expensive. So the manufacturers won’t have every single batch be certified for everywhere, they will build them to the same standards then pay for the certifications for where this batch is going. So even though the phones going to Mexico are the exact same as the phones going to Zimbabwe, there could be a substantial difference in the costs depending on the certifications necessary (even though both would easily pass). So Mexican authorized dealers wind up paying substantially more. This is not how it works in the telecom equipment business as far as government certification is concerned; in this business you certify a particular “model”, a particular “design revision”, rather than a “production batch”.

I thought the briefcase nuke was the grail. Mass 715 pounds (324 kg)[2] Length 141.6 inches (3.60 m)[2] Diameter 13.3 inches (34 cm)[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B61_nuclear_bomb

I coincidentally listened to him in a "debate" with Coleman Hughes and Ruy Texiera shortly before he became famous. I scare quote "debate" because if Bowman is capable of a good faith exchange of ideas, he didn't show it there. He was disgusting with his lowest common denominator race baiting talking points.

Money is speech. What I can see doing, is capping the money. Not a play cap, but something hard to work around, with big, pointy teeth for trying.

Yeah, well, let it back up and see what happens.

Well, everybody apparently misheard President Trump and his statements about Mexico building the wall. Former President Donald Trump attempted to rewrite history in a speech in Iowa on Sunday, falsely claiming he had campaigned for the presidency in 2016 on a promise that Mexico would pay for “a piece” of his border wall. I don't seem to remember him saying that. LOL. Maybe we need to re-name that one forum thread from "Biden Lies" to "President Lies" Trump said: “So with all those losers out there that say – ‘Trump never got the –’ you remember, I used to say, ‘Mexico will pay for the piece of the wall.’” He continued: “I’ll say, ‘What’s gonna happen if they [Mexico] fight,’ I say, ‘The wall gets higher.’ We all had a lot of fun. But I said, ‘Mexico will pay, for a piece of the wall.’

Link to video I watched this one too. It was funny and good but I liked "Life of Brian" better.