It does when you look like that.

What's not to like?

Last I read it the Constitution does not put the Federal government in charge of zoning.

I was just going to say it looks like Florida.

One they were off on, was the Kentucky Rifle. It's true the Kentucky used a smaller bullet at a higher velocity. Less bullet weight, less powder, higher velocities, flatter trajectories and higher accuracy. But the Kentucky had a serious flaw...fouling would render it useless, while the Brown Bess was still thumping out rounds. Because of the way armies tended to fight in those days, muskets were more effective overall. Rifles were great weapons, IF you used them appropriately.

Interesting. I wonder if it had been done ten years earlier, before so many experienced hands retired or made other arrangements due to the pandemic.

Just what I need, something else I must have for the kitchen...

Don't forget, the Japanese and the Americans were allies in The Great War.

I KNOWED THAT! [image: 1690127344967-998f6c92-bd45-4652-9e3c-efaa128f08f6-image.png]

It is difficult to believe they were that successful at cleanup after such a bloodbath.

Look at France - 46% from "other." The French are heavily reliant on nuclear, iirc.

Nice.

A butt load of rural America does not have high speed internet.

GM is guilty of some of the stupidest moves in the industry.

What a great piece of history. He was an astute statesman.

I wouldn't do the job.

Some interesting reading... https://www.pandemicoversight.gov/news/articles/update-three-rounds-stimulus-checks-see-how-many-went-out-and-how-much#:~:text=More than 476 million payments,households impacted by the pandemic.