Have you tried talking to a healthcare professional? Not counseling, but a medical doctor. It seems like you might have long-term depression.
Booze and pot can dull the pain but don’t treat the underlying cause(s).
But, ofc, you know all of this already. And you know that you don’t even need to make a phone call. You can schedule online.
So do it. Make a change.
Debt ballooning. Economy crashing. War erupting. Nazis policing. Epstein files epsteining.
“WON’T SOMEBODY PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO THE ALEINS!”
I swear, Joe Rogan is more like Trump than any of Trump’s progeny.
This seems like either bullshit or REALLY bad judgement on the part of OP.
Why would you tie your personal Google account to your business?
I think it’s for the international community as much as it is for the American people.
Alas, it’s lost on the people who most need to read it.
If this annoys you, there are clamps available. Masking tape works too.
Seconded! The first shitpost was good for a giggle, but now I smell a coverup! Let Yuri speak!
Sensationalist headline. The bullet fragmented, so - USING BALLISTICS there’s no way to conclusively prove that it was fired from that particular gun. This is because ballistics uses rifling marks on the bullet to identify the gun from whence it was shot. This is not a new or unexpected development. Same thing happens with a shotgun.
The case doesn’t hinge on ballistic evidence, though. There’s still a mountain of other evidence.
The expert will testify that the bullet fragments are a match for the shell casing type (same caliber, manufacturer, etc). The expert will then testify that the strike marks on the casing match the firing pin from the gun. If the gun was registered, then the registration will be submitted as further evidence. Then witnesses will testify that they saw the defendant with the gun, etc, etc, etc.
Hijack the bus. Take the kids to a park.
^Fucking legal disclaimer and shit. It’s a joke.^
It’s not a Hitler bunker.
I promise you, someone on his staff got the idea from Rick and Morty. I bet it has levels with a bar and a McDonald’s and some other unmentionable rooms where the screams linger in the walls.
JFC. He really does want the entire world to hate us.
I don’t want to deny being American while I’m abroad, but maybe I’ll just act a little stupid.
“Trump who? Oh, THAT guy is the president again?! Whoa, that IS crazy, had no idea!”
I know the writer of the article isn’t the subject matter expert, but he seems to put a LOT of faith in one man’s analysis of the situation.
Farmers are very much used to supply chain disruption and rolling with the punches. (Weather, fluctuating market prices, broken equipment, etc, etc.)
Many alternative fertilization methods exist. (Some might say better alternatives, since they can be domestically sourced.)
I think there’s some really good information here, but I’m not sure that the author fully supported his claim that a worldwide crop disaster is imminent. I guess we get to find out shortly, though!
Wow, I just went down a rabbit hole and read a bunch of her stuff.
I’m left to wonder why her ideas gained any traction at all? But I’ve had enough of Dworkin for one day, so maybe I’ll just stay morbidly curious and move on with my life. I feel like I need some chocolate and a fuzzy blanket now…safety…security…sanity.
Two days later, the alchemist is found dead in her lab. Police say she shot herself 8 times in the back before throwing herself out the window and running over herself with an SUV.
Headline: “Disgraced alchemist kills herself in shame after being exposed as fraud”
(This response is about general fuckery and has nothing to do with diamonds. I just hate to see a story without a proper ending.)
OP would also get the discounted rate if, instead of wasting the electricity, they used it to charge batteries.
The same way that buying 3 sixpacks of Coke (18) is slightly more expensive than buying a full case (24). If you buy the “extra” six cans, you get a discount. But you wouldn’t then walk outside and dump the extra sixpack in the dirt - you’d drink them.
Is there an error in the “official” record? (The general narrative, I mean, without looking at the minute details or biased analysis.)
As I understand it, Kim Il Sung was a revolutionary before WWII. After the war, Stalin helped Sung solidify his position as a military and political leader. Yada, yada, yada, Korean War and Sung rose as the leader of the new DPRK. In the 90s, he started handing power off to his son, Kim Jong Il.
The DPRK clearly has the makings of dynasty, at least in the modern Western sense of the word (e.g., “The Bush Dynasty”). Kim Jong Un is the third generation to take the reins; he seems to be preparing his daughter for a similar role.
What else do you call a family that uses nepotism to claim authoritarian control over a country and holds power through three generations if not a dynasty?
Have you seen Westworld, the HBO series? It has a major plotline which revolves around AI consciousness and the bicameral mind theory.
Can’t speak for their source, but here’s what I found:
Over 60 percent of 2016 enlistments came from neighborhoods with a median household income between $38,345 and $80,912. The quintiles below and above that band were underrepresented, with the poorest quintile providing 19 percent of the force and the richest Americans enlisting at a rate of 17 percent…Over the last 20 years as civilian wages plateaued, military compensation for the post-9/11 force steadily increased.
A mid-grade enlisted sailor, soldier, or airman (at an E5 paygrade) made 10 percent less than the median American in 2000 and at the time was eligible for food stamps. By 2011, service members of the same rank were making 10 percent more than the median American, even without including benefits.
The article is a bit short on analysis, but it seems like the standards for Army recruits were raised and the pay was also raised. So, these days, an army grunt makes a bit more than the average middle class civilian would make.
I thought you were being serious, on my first take. Had to google it. For those as gullible as me, the strike will last a full day.
“On May 1, on May Day, we are saying, ‘No business as usual,’” he said. “No work, no school, no shopping. We’re going to show up and say we’re putting workers over billionaires and kings.”
https://www.commondreams.org/news/no-kings-general-strike
I don’t disagree with your sentiment, though. The whole “No Kings” thing kind of puts the focus in the wrong place.
It’s not even in the article.
I mean, it’s the title of the article, but the quote is never directly attributed to anyone. It’s just the headline.
Even the bullshit is getting enshitified.
An interesting way to phrase “Iran doesn’t trust Trump administration after they fire bombed a bunch of kids and civilian infrastructure”.
But I guess brevity matters more than truth. Lemme try again…
“US can’t be trusted to honor ceasefire”
A bit better, maybe?