

Yeah we know. You’re quite good at it.


Yeah we know. You’re quite good at it.


Yeah this will end well.


They are failing but its mostly due to two things:
The media is controlled by the ultra wealthy making sure the story they want told is priority.
In their defense (but only slightly), there is a horse loose in a hospital. Again. And it’s hard to cover EVERY bat shit crazy thing that’s happening. And because it’s all controlled by the ultra wealthy, they have the option of curating what information gets covered.


From the bottom of my heart…
fuck you Trump.


Oh somebody will get money back. Just not the consumer. I almost wonder if this wasn’t the plan all along. All that money will be refunded to the company that “paid” them as they passed the costs on to the consumer. And don’t think for a second that prices for anything will return to pre-tariff levels. Also makes you wonder if that was also by design.


Wow. I hadn’t even thought about some of these ways around this. Excellent points!!


Not surprised. Just frustrated.


I was just talking with a friend about the microstamping idea. I’d never heard of it before.


I am reminded of a senator from Alaska trying to describe the internet as a series of tubes.


If they were smarter, which they are not, they would look to place restrictions on the slicer software. I doubt the printers even have the capability to recognize what is being printed. Most of them are like move left 3 steps, extrude .1mm of filament, move right 1 step…. yada yada yada.
This is just insanely dumb. They are essentially trying to regulate technology they know very little about.


When do the death claws show up?


Buy a step stool. Toilets are expensive.


Man I completely forget about John Barron…
Or maybe it was John Miller or David Dennison. I haven’t seen them recently either.


I’m just glad people were smart enough to realize the implications of “finding lost dogs”. I immediately thought this implied terrible surveillance uses. I asked my wife about how she thought this would work and she thought it was very sweet (she and I are both dog lovers). I said so how are they “identifying these dogs?” She went through the mental process… “they just take the footage and use the same facial recognition to see if a dog matches a missing one…. Oh yeah, that’s bad”.
I guess a lot of other people did the same thing.


Nitric acid would be better. But apparently sulfuric acid and highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide works well. Look up piranha solution.
But on an island, I would think a large barrel, concrete, and some very deep water would be sufficient.


If there is another democratic administration (and that’s a big if), that doesn’t spend day one dismantling every corrupt executive order, policy change, and agenda from the last administration, and holding those responsible accountable, then I believe the American experiment is truly circling the drain.
I’m glad I’m not the only one. I don’t have enough blood pressure meds in the house to combat his stupidity