The separation of church and state was not only to keep your religion out of politics, but also to keep politics out of your religion.
Except you'd also have to factor it county-by-county with how long it would take to drive to a state where there is no ban.
It's the same with guns. If your neighbor won't ban it, it's not really a ban. It's an inconvenience charge that only the rich can afford to pay.
That is a good point, and to be honest, I had completely forgotten about both assassination attempts. When I heard him bring it up during the debate that "he took a bullet to the head", it just felt like every other crazy grandpa story. Especially since he also says stuff like "they're eating the dogs and cats".
Since there haven't been any policy changes and no one even seems to WANT policy changes, it's yet another in the long list of "thoughts and prayers".
But agreed on the imagery of how political campaigns look with guns. It gets a bit too "Y'allquaeda". I just want the campaigns to show him as the whiny baby he is.
Ironic that Job is the one who goes "koka koka koka kaw" and isn't pictured.
Here we have: "Chaw che-chaw che-chaw" "Kookoo ka-CHA" and "A-coodle-doodle-doo"
It could just be an ad. Show her at the gun range, hitting the mark. Show him going "bing bing bing" since that's the sound he thinks guns make.
I was excited for the remake until I learned that it ends before the end of disc 1. I'm also not buying a new console to play the second third of a remake of a game I've already beaten.
Didn't the guy who originally posted the "1:1 model comparisons" later admit that he stretched and scaled the models to fit better?
It's derivative, but not a ripoff.
"..can happen to anyone.." "..would never ever in a million years.."
Well, which is it?
"Thoughts and prayers"
Poor 'dipstick' being so high on the list. I wonder how often it's actually used as a pejorative vs the tool being mentioned in car subreddits.
If only something allowed you to use the typing system you already know, was able to be rolled up, doesn't require you to already own a 3D printer and have knowledge of modeling software, and cost less than $50.
If only...
Using Sync for mobile, it omits the closing parenthesis, but on web it works fine.
I think what will hurt worse is that the genocide is still talking place and his sacrifice didn't move the needle as much as he would have expected.
The scariest part for me was that >!her husband is a doctor. She has stereotypical postpartum depression, but her husband's idea of "helping her get healthy" is to lock her in an empty room, alone, and forbid her from doing anything, including writing. But she can have all the air she wants! !<
!Everyone around her thinks they're helping while actively making her life worse.!<
Direct link since the closing parenthesis breaks the formatting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Star_(Clarke_short_story)
Hadn't read it before, so I just did. (It's only 13 pages)
!Not only did Grandma call out the misfit to everyone, she caused the car accident in multiple ways: Bringing a cat on the trip, directing the family down a dirt road to a place she misremembered from a different state, scaring the cat enough that it clawed her son, the driver, in the shoulder, causing the car to flip and THEN was willing to sell out her entire family to survive.!<
Fuck grandma.