Paxton...will willfully misunderstand a clear-cut (and unanimous!) Supreme Court decision
That assessment is kind. The reality is that Paxton is a goddamn liar, and he knows that the people to whom he lies are too stupid to figure out the truth.
Got to love the article headline "Texas Attorney General Kicks Ass!" posted at texasattorneygeneral.gov
Utterly devoid of self-awareness and far beyond farcical.
A related argument by supporters of the Pro Codes Act is that the SDOs provide a valuable service, and therefore they deserve a revenue stream
The people who support the Pro Codes Act should consider that it is a privilege to be involved in the determination of the regulations that define the characteristics of our society's infrastructure. And they're already bending the rules in their own favor, when they make those rules. Now they want to get the public coming and going? There ought to be consequences visited upon folks whose behavior is motivated by naked greed.
cops taking their pants off before abusing people’s rights
Cops aren't in the habit of dropping their drawers before they abuse people. They walk up to the rolled-down car window, rip open that Velcro fly—krriiiiisshh—
Pray to not hear the sound.
mega corps like Blue Sun, Weyland-Yutani, Tyrell, etc. ruling over everyone and being omnipotent while the reality is they would really be drowning in debt and run by incompetent morons
Unfortunately for most people, our present-day megacorporations are "run by incompetent morons" while also "ruling over everyone." Our so-called meritocracy rewards the crassy and ignores merit.
Key, actual fact, the overwhelming majority of people actually transphobic are those of the Abraham myths.
That doesn’t imply causality, Mr Factual Accuracy. If it is true, then it is true merely because those of the Abrahamic myths are the majority of the world’s total population. Thus, the formula “the majority of people who are ____ are people of the Abrahamic myths” will remain true for a most assertions (if they are unrelated to the myth system of one’s parent culture; of course “the majority of Hindus are people of the Abrahamic myths” would be false ). For example, “the majority of trans people are people of the Abrahamic myths” is most probably true.
the morons here spew hate and venom if you like to have sex with other men and are not squarely in line with Lenin
You have your ideologies backwards. It is the fascists who are intolerant of homosexuals. We socialists view LGBTQ+ and all people as one common family of man, who deserve equal rights, respect, and love.
After listening to consumer feedback, we are going to offer the ability for borrowers to transfer their Netflix profile into their own account
After listening to my mowerless neighbor who borrows my lawn mower, I am going to offer him the ability to use his own lawn mower.
and for sharers to manage their devices more easily and to create subaccounts (“extra member”), if they want to pay for family or friends
Using subaccounts will make management less easy. Now is the time for fat cats to foot the little guy's bill!
We’ve landed on a thoughtful approach to monetize account sharing
If you're approaching monetization, then you shan't land on anything thoughtful. On the contrary, to root about for ideas by which you might squeeze money from other people is to be as a shiteating animal who delightedly roots about for faeces.
Are you suggesting there’s some room for ambiguity in the term “full self-driving”?
There is no ambiguity in the term "full self-driving car." It is a full car which drives itself.
Maybe they meant fully self-driving car since "self-driving" is adjectival, thus if one means that the self-driving is full, then one uses the adverbial form of full which is fully.
As Elton Musk is most probably Musky.
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Is this a good point at which to note that our* neighbor to the south is officially the United States of Mexico?
*for better or for worse, I am a resident and citizen of the USA
All advertising is odious, and always has been—as Charles Baudelaire described in the mid-19th-century: "The immense nausea of advertisements." (Intimate Journals, XLIV)
The poet was correct. To see or hear ads is to instantly feel queasy. Advertising is the pollution of the public sphere by those who love money.
All advertising ought to be banned and forbidden. Never allowed under any circumstances.
Even if such laws would be difficult to define and enforce, let us end this pox upon mankind.
That's not for me to say...
Where you from, Congressman?
Oh brother where art thou
The love of money is the worst vice. Whosoever is fain to sacrifice magnanimity for cash is worthy of the ultimate punishment.
Yas!
Podunk Station! That's where I live!
his struggle
Funny Animals
The creator of Fables is still working in funnybooks? That's some old school— Oh, Fables— Not Frisky Fables.
size discretion advised
If that's how the Intelligence Community wants to surveil me, then they're going to need a bigger camera.
"There ain't never a catch, all you got to do is snatch—"
In cyberspace, no one cares if you scream
[phone rings]
The screenshots were coming from inside the company!
key fact
wronged ‘em boyo
rolling out this thoughtful approach more broadly
ambi-what?
the real meaning
I had 2nd Amendment going all the way.
Greetings, from the President of the…
“a lot of people” with little brainpower
advertising is immoral and ought to be illegal
All advertising is odious, and always has been—as Charles Baudelaire described in the mid-19th-century: "The immense nausea of advertisements." (Intimate Journals, XLIV)
The poet was correct. To see or hear ads is to instantly feel queasy. Advertising is the pollution of the public sphere by those who love money.
All advertising ought to be banned and forbidden. Never allowed under any circumstances.
Even if such laws would be difficult to define and enforce, let us end this pox upon mankind.
WASHINGTON, DC—At a press conference today, a group of Republican Senators announced that California had fallen into the Pacific Ocean.
"The state of California has crumbled into the sea," said Sen Mike Lee (R-UT).
Democratic members of Congress said that such a topographical event had not taken place.
"California is still there," said Sen Dianne Feinstein (D-CA).
Capitol analysts have said that they expect this clash of ideas to continue into the foreseeable future, with no clear resolution in sight.
The Oxford is great but Merriam-Webster is the unrivaled authority on the American English lexicon.