

I’m sure Republicans will honor their promises. Oh, look at the price of this bridge…
Profile pic is from Jason Box, depicting a projection of Arctic warming to the year 2100 based on current trends.


I’m sure Republicans will honor their promises. Oh, look at the price of this bridge…


It worked in 2008. Well, a few made money from that. The rest of us suffered in different ways. Sounds like a legit economy.
I didn’t fuck the chassis up. That’s all I’m saying.
Dear lord I do not want to hear the music playing.


I mean, they’ll try. The one scene that comes to mind is Superman in handcuffs, then breaking them to prove he’s there of his own free will.


Yeah, I’m sure they noticed a difference. /s
“Oh, I get it. Just because I Chinese, you think I build wall. That i’ bullshit! I’m not stereotype, okay?! Just because I’m Chinese doesn’t mean I go around building wall! I’m just a normal person like all o’you! I eat ahrice and drive ahreally slow, just like the rest o’you! I’m not stereotype!”
Someone could throw it into Stockfish and see what it starts with.


It’s not about the money winning the case, it’s about sending a message.
“The Party told you to ignore the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” - 1984


Rat anuses would be more appropriate.


That’s a decent application of the technology. It’s still prone to make mistakes, but at least it’s being used for language.
And green is “well, there were some good things about WWII Germany”.


I swear I read the headline and figured this was in the US. Come on, Canada don’t be like us.
I guess mine didn’t get the message to sign up for the sharing.
Of course they would adapt to changing times. Who goes around opening chests anymore?
Now I want to see an evolutionary tree of mimic adaptation.
Rights are actually privileges given by a society. They aren’t a right if they can be taken away. (-Carlin)
It’s clean air and water, not just air/water. Unless you’re in space or on the Moon.
Single payer insurance of any type pulls from a far larger pool than any company could have, lowering the individual cost and allowing a bigger risk coverage. But… what about all those insurance companies (of all types), as well as other industries that rely on the increased costs? How will they survive? /s