BillyClark

I must not be that old because the docs always tell me to alternate heat packs and ice packs.

The King excels at short thrusting motions.

If anything, even what the King does would be too much, as it is enough to kill the person next to him.

Especially the American military personnel stationed there always crashing helicopters.

When I lived in Japan, apparently, somebody revved their motorcycle engine too much at night, and it was covered on the local TV news the next day. I guess they didn’t have any other sorts of local crime to present.

I have been following British media a bit and unless I am mistaken, this Mandelson chap ran afoul of his Epstein conduct back in September, which was before the DOJ even started releasing the Epstein files as part of the Epstein act, which hadn’t passed at the time. The subsequent release and redactions seem to have exposed even more, but his goose was cooked before that.

Current allegations are that Mandelson handed Epstein extremely sensitive government information. I forget what Brits call it, but we’d say it was classified.

And it currently seems like PM Kier Starmer is probably going to fall with him, since he apparently knew about Mendelson’s continuing association with post-conviction Epstein.

Anyways, that one particularly seems somewhat unrelated to the redaction choices.

They can’t wait anyways because they do not experience the passage of time.

The lighting in the OP is much worse than in the current image and even gives the subject red-eye.

Is there a rule against using filtered images? A red-eye filter is trivial, but it would still be a filter. But I think even most cameras do this automatically in portrait mode.

Whatever bad shit I want to say about Henry Ford, at least he understood the basic idea that people could only spend the amount of money that they have or make. That’s one of the things he’s famous for is that his factory workers could buy their own Model Ts.

We now live in a stupid reality where the world is controlled by rich people who see others as slaves and who are wanting to keep slave labor in perpetuity, even when the labor doesn’t need to exist.

Assume for a moment that AI really was taking all of these types of jobs, which by the way, almost certainly includes CEOs. It would only be a matter of time before robots take those other jobs he’s talking about.

A normal human of normal intelligence would see that and conclude that people simply wouldn’t have to work anymore. And that therefore, everyone should have their basic necessities taken care of by their governments.

People would be free to do whatever they want, whether it be “humanities” work or creating things or whatever. We’re no longer constrained by the fact that our lives depend on our usefulness in jobs to the ruling class.

Only a member of that ruling class would see themselves as indispensable and others as slave labor.

lame-ass party

Since the time traveler would be from the future, he’d have already known that nobody went to the party.

Domestic Terrorist Organization Criteria To designate an organization as a domestic terrorist organization, the Chief of Domestic Security must find that:

• The organization is based in or operates in the State of Florida or in the United States.
• The organization is engaging in terrorist activities that either involve illegal acts dangerous to human life, or that are intended to:
• Intimidate or coerce a civilian population;
• Influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion;

I think this technically labels most corporations as domestic terrorist organizations.

If the government has more income, that just means they have more money to give to corporations and wealthy people.

I have heard that when people are starving they’re more likely to overthrow their government, but looking at North Korea, I’m not sure how true that is, or how true it is anymore.

In that email about Trump blowing Bubba, the actual point was to ask whether Putin had the picture.

And it was asked so casually that it seemed like it was the normal course of things to leak incriminating pictures to the Kremlin.

I think they are Gaston.

You’re still not supposed to cite Wikipedia because it is an encyclopedia that contains no original information.

If you use Wikipedia for research, you go to the links that Wikipedia cites, and then you read and cite those, instead.

It doesn’t matter. Those companies went out of business about 20 years ago, and the new companies have their own chair policies.

The only reason anybody should listen to a celebrity’s political opinion is if that celebrity has shown some political expertise or astute political insight in the past.

Celebrities are not better than other people. They often have one thing they’re good at, and are ridiculously stupid outside of that area. And often, they don’t even have that one thing they’re good at.

It’s honestly weird to store treasure in a chest in the first place.

If you’re rich enough to have treasure, wouldn’t it be in like a treasure vault or on display?

I recall in the early dotcom days there were companies who thought every person needed to have a Herman Miller chair. Silly thought but they are comfy.