“Thousands of my countrymen will perish, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.”
“Thousands of my countrymen will perish, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.”
Americans are increasingly concerned about Donald Trump’s age and fitness as dictator
I don’t want to go back to cleaning mouse balls.
About half were wiped out by flu, measles, and chicken pox when contact was made in the 80s.
That sounds Korean AF
If you can show supporters of a populist that everyone else is jumping ship, they will too.
Is that what he was saying in Mario 64? “So long, Gary Bowser!”
It’s seems that way from the inside, too.
Previously, Manchin and Sinema opposed ending the filibuster. Manchin opposed codifying Roe v Wade.
Is Oregon going forward with an RCV referendum? Or are we talking about the STAR voting initiative voted on recently?
“Anybody but X!”
picks y
“Anybody but Y!”
WHO-OA BLACK BETTY!
It was a really poor design decision making it look so much like the ‘other-destruct’ button
Poppycock.
Doom, one of the best games of the mid 70s?
Who else here remembers late nights slaying demons to Simon and Garfunkel’s “Bridge over Troubled Water?”
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Basically this
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Cool here’s the rest of it
“It really is, and it is real, but the fact is that if you take a look at what people have, they have the money to spend. It angers them and it angers me that you have to spend more. For example, the whole idea of this notion that you have… shrinkflation… It’s like 20% less for the same price, that is corporate greed. It is corporate greed and we’ve got to deal with it.”
Let me guess: Front trunk? Please tell me I’m wrong.
They know it’s happening. They’re responsible for it. At this point I don’t see much of a difference if they intended this or not.
Some cities have municipal internet service, which they are able to provide at a much, much lower rate than commercial options. Here’s one example of a resident in Lafayette, La. They would on average pay $73.10 annually on the municipal network, versus $690.87 annually on a private network. The same article also shows much lower average rates for commercial networks when they have to compete with public services.
So yeah, it’s just greed.