Sure. My point is that the plurality of voters would vote in a woman, and tried to.
I’m not saying it’s more likely than not, but something like the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is possible.
So, the US as a people would vote in a woman but our antidemocratic political system fucks it up.
My smartwatch only shows my uptime, not the actual time. They’ll love that.
More people voted for Hillary Clinton than Trump.
Unfortunately, the US has never subjected itself to that jurisdiction and the American Service Members Protection Act means the US might invade/attack if US folks go up on war crime charges.
Guess we’ll just have to hang them domestically.
The exuberance of youth is a common glitch in early releases.
The military branches, plains, islands, swamps, mountains, forests, and Space Force?
There’s a county in Washington that has a law against harming a Bigfoot.
I think Ned Flanders covered it: “if it’s clear and yella, you’ve got juice there, fella. If it’s tangy and brown, you’re in cider town.”
Also, outside of a cider pressing event, everywhere I’ve been in the US is the same: “a cider” is alcoholic.
A truck being judged on carrying the most common size of plywood? Seems reasonable.
“Fermented” doesn’t mean “rotten.” The yeast consuming the sugar and producing alcohol is the fermentation process.
Also, yeast is what makes the alcohol. Prison cider and apples that rot on the ground are both getting alcohol from yeast.
It is, but it’s tough because it’s really an amazing metal for the job. Lead alloys are unbelievably good at transmitting the kenetic energy from one thing to another, especially at the price.
Feels a lot like how asbestos is genuinely amazing at its job. But, you know… mesothelioma.
It’s actually golden showers. They urinate gold.
Dragon piss bottles confirmed.
Montana still technically allows the death penalty…
Because schools in the US are forced into low-cost solutions because of how poorly they’re funded.
Indoctrination by corpos is part of the deal!
I’m sure we’ll have a Democratic super majority that sweeps in and sides with the citizenry over capital.
The House and the Senate pass a new bill/law (majority vote), the president has to sign it. If the president vetos it, it goes back and the legislature can override the veto with a 2/3 vote.
There are some other goofy things with pocket vetoes and whatnot, but that’s basically it.
It’s all the same day, except the areas that don’t change the clocks at all.
God that guy needs to be
punchedguillotined in thefaceneck.
My arch box’s uptime.