Why would Vance need to hide it. “He was a threat to national security”. The courts/congress already showed they won’t charge a sitting president, and he can write himself a pardon for it so they could never charge him for it if he left office.

As someone who doesn’t know anything about the government that used to be there nor is there currently, is there any decently unbias sources on what is causing this or what each group is wanting to get out of it?

I’m not so sure one could be so unhinged to use the microwave.

So what prevents the rest of the states from declaring a state of emergency and voiding the 24.4 cents for diesel, and 18.4 cents for standard fuel that is taxed by the federal government?

Labor has changed as well. Computers made things more productive but less movements do to efficiency. Counting bills and coins, sorting them, arranging them to have them the way you like in a drawer/ wallet. Those were fidgets. Doing the math, writing checks/receipts, writing in general, pen goes click click click. Scribble scribble scribble. Need to ask someone something, or confirm information, walk over to desk, locate book, flip flip flip, scan scan scan, confirm, walk walk walk, tell so and so. We walk on average half as much as we did in say the 80s.

Also bright flashing lights and instant dopamine hits have trained us to expect them more often, crave them more often. Our televisions and phones show us content that looks more like casinos because it demands attention.

They are more fun than looping two paper clips through each other and dragging them through like a quick game.

Names/addresses/ages/phone numbers/applications, shit they could have just found the login for one of the hiring groups indeed profiles, lol.

In 2017 they didn’t evacuate their jails/prisons during a hurricane and the inmates were left standing in water up to their knees and obviously all the plumbing just backs up at that point. One would think this would never have happened after issues during Katrina in LA, but nope, after this incident Florida has left inmates locked up at least and not evacuated twice since that occurred in TX.

Somehow these people sleep at night.

Maybe I worded that weird, but that’s why I described it being white and white and not just white.

True, but it’s used in such low doses it doesn’t add flavor to the cheese. Note I believe it is also used for Colby cheese, aka Colby Jack cheese should be white & white, not it’s signature marbled white and yellow. Which I would say Colby by all accounts is cheese not cheese product, and Colby Jack is a staple to cheap(ish) cheese and crackers for kids across America lol

They also have a tendency to stick their nose up to people’s bums without prior warning. This may be considered unwelcome by some patrons. Though I think dogs are allowed in many bars around here. Can’t say I’ve ever seen someone mistake a snoot for a creeps hand though. What an emotional coaster that would be. Going from holy shit someone’s molesting me to oh shit their adorable in all of 2 seconds.

American cheese varies. There are cheap individually wrapped cheese product (like Kraft) that is normally white, then they dye it and sell it as 2 different products, white and yellow but I’m fairly sure it’s the same thing. Then there are slightly higher grade American cheeses like land o lakes which are better quality. Can’t say I’ve ever paid more than that, at that point I’d probably be shopping for a different product.

Anyways, food dye is your answer

I’m inclined to agree, but one could argue so is chicken parm.

Id probably still try it and might enjoy it

Yeah I should have added that they need a warrant IF you use a passcode. If you use biometrics they may fall into loopholes that they can search it. Essentially they pretty much own your body when arrested, but not your thoughts. So they can’t make you turn over the code without a warrant. Aka if you are going to get arrested turn off your phone. It makes complete sense that you would want to have battery when you got out of jail 8 hours later or I guess longer if they actually had a charge to pin on you. “Why did you turn off your phone” “to make sure I could call someone to pick me up after I get out or call a cab service”

I have a couple guns and of course ammo that corresponds. (No kids have access to the residence). The thing I’ve noticed though is that I do have a couple rounds that aren’t for the guns I currently own. So if I died and someone went through my house they would probably be confused trying to find some hidden gun that corresponds to those. 1 of the rounds I actually just found laying on the floor after I moved in, so it wasn’t even mine. I should really find someone to give them too so I dont leave someone panicked about moving a new resident in and thinking a kid may find the “missing” guns.

Oh man (flips cassette to side B)

I was surprised to not see The Sims: Making Magic when I saw that. Figured it would have been up their alley

Age of Empires I remember playing, Im sure there are others as well.

Everyone always says the “fun fact” about minesweeper and solitare being made by Microsoft to ensure users learned how to point and click, left/right click, and drag and drop, but I would say that was more a means to an end than a video game development aim though.

I understand the manslaughter charge, I can also understand he should probably have charges for hunting with a gun outside of hunting season. What I don’t understand is why the law would be a second felony charge for having the gun just because a manslaughter charge occurred.

Yeah it can’t be a decent population spread. Republicans that have fallen from MAGA would still point fingers at another president they didn’t like before saying a Republican was the dumbest.

Canada didn’t “directly” invade Iraq, they just sent officers with during the invasion, flew on surveillance missions provided logistical support… Id call that supporting.

They also deployed warships during the Persian golf war.

They didn’t join in Vietnam though, so I should apphend my statement to they have supported the U.S. for like the last 50 years.

Hell when the U.S. invaded Panama in 1989, Canada was the only country in the Americas to NOT say it was wrong.
https://canadiandimension.com/articles/view/remembering-canadas-support-for-the-us-invasion-of-panama