Similarly, Swyer Syndrome.
This town isn't massive, but the population is about 60,000 with 100,000 in the metro area so not super rural either- but we still have a TSC. I don't think it's about how rural you are.
I posted it less because of the conspiracy theory itself and more because of what the person thought was conclusive evidence.
Maybe, but 'I pointed an arrow at a window' is not the most compelling evidence.
They're old. They're not going to be around for the bad parts and they don't care about anyone but themselves.
They have no imagination when it comes to cheating in the Tour de France these days. Now, it's all performance enhancing drugs. But back in the good old days-
“They would trail a thin piece of wire right behind a motor car, which, at one end, had a cork fixed on to the end of it,” Cossins explains. “And the rider would wedge the cork between his teeth. And then get towed along with this thing, this wire, pulling him along.”
https://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2017/06/30/tour-de-france-maurice-garin-peter-cossins
Slow news day in Saskatoon?
Yes, I understand that you assumed you knew what I thought rather than just asked me. I already said that.
That sounds like a pretty standard campaign move to me.
Wait, why is Riker playing the boring-looking real-world 3D chess and not awesome Star Trek 3D chess?
The fool. It's the Tour de France.
He was supposed to kiss his mistress.
Honestly, the context is as innocent as everything else Mr. Rogers did. He was singing the song "Where is Thumbkin," which involves lyrics for each individual finger. There's pretty much no way to sing the song without doing that.
http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/mrn/episodes/0004/index.html
Now to be appealed to SCOTUS where they will declare white supremacy to be not only legal, but mandatory. With Clarence Thomas writing the decision on behalf of the majority.
Getting rid of Chevron puts the entire environment at risk. Now any case of a corporation spewing out any sort of toxic crap anywhere doesn't end up getting halted by the EPA, it gets put in front of a judge. And believe me, it will only take a few of those before we get to "corporations are presidents, my friend" in terms of what they can legally get away with.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_operating_systems
Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, hailed a SCOTUS decision that gave partial immunity to Trump
> "And so I come full circle on this response and just want to encourage you with some substance that we are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be," he said.
Edit: Cropped the image. The last person said a few crazy things but overall they were making a good point, so I thought better of including it.
A South Carolina man died on the Fourth of July after igniting a firework on his head.
> Allen Ray McGrew, 41, was found laying in the road. He put a firework on his head, and it exploded while on his head, causing massive head injuries, officials said. > > His wife, Paige McGrew, said her husband had been drinking since 6 p.m.
See, Florida? It's not just you. Americans get drunk and do insanely stupid shit everywhere else in the country too.
This post is dedicated to the people who insist I'm just posting trolls and not crazy people.
That's a whole lot of trolls.
Also, it won't let me double-check my order to make sure, in this case, that they really did claim that the book was in good condition when there are pages falling out. No matter what I click on, it won't let me.
I rarely buy anything from eBay, but I really didn't think someone would be that dishonest about the condition of a book. And I guess eBay facilitated it.
The worst part is that I used to be an eBay seller about 10 years ago and eBay would not have been this courteous to me back then. Serious enshittification.
I've been looking at it on and off all morning and I just don't get it.
It's a New Yorker cartoon from 1967. New Yorker cartoons generally aren't especially funny, but I usually understand the point of the joke.
A 51,000-year-old painting in the Sulawesi cave "art gallery" is the oldest evidence of narrative rock art ever discovered.
