Texas "was received as a commonwealth holding, maintaining and protecting the institution known as negro slavery-- the servitude of the African to the white race within her limits-- a relation that had existed from the first settlement of her wilderness by the white race, and which [Texas] people intended should exist in all future time"

Gee, what a hard question to figure out from historical sources, guess we'll never know what they were thinking...

Subway's classic "how do you top your subs" poll...

RMTransit just did a video about how it's basically impossible to have good public transit without London-style city control.

The comments on his video list certain cities where the council own a bus company and everything works okay.

Note that the north of England almost got an Oyster card style of combined payment system thanks to tfN.

There was - it made things worse:

"The 15-year-old brother came outside with his own semiautomatic handgun and allegedly shot the younger teen in the stomach"

would you let a 30-year-old candidate or a foreign-born candidate take part hoping that they would be beaten at the polls? Obviously not.

not for the EU

Well that's one way to deter car usage in future generations.

You could almost call it a "war on motorists", Mr Sunak?

or begin a comment in Inno

They did have a trial - that's how it got appealed

"buy"

Any good blender tutorials specifically covering such topics?

"Your computer came with a detachable keyboard?"

Io, Saturnalia!

Wow, he's not kidding about the confessions being so open, detailed, and awful.

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it would be “nonsensical to imagine the framers of the amendment, fearful of former Confederates returning to power, would bar them from low-level offices but not the highest one in the land” - commented the lawyer

Mary's book?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_Much_and_Never_Enough

now? Paul Merton on HIGNFY was mocking it at least as far back as 2016

The editing of that article is a right mess!

Sounds a lot like what Joel Spolsky was advocating for since 2003, although now it's easier since most people already have a private office, just not in "the office".