MNByChoice

Trent the milk guzzler arrives at 6 and drinks it all.

Fuck you Trent!

New interview question: "please show me the inside of the common refrigerator."

Don't know if they are illegal without "due process". Being here illegally used to be a misdemeanor. (I think it might still be.)

You look pretty "illegal"... With your jaywalking lack of respect. (Because most people jaywalk, or otherwise break several laws per day unintentionally.)

Back in the day, one could get a credit history by being listed as an authorized user on someone elses card. One never needed physical possession of the card, nor needed to use it.

Tge issues with TLS is that they overlap.

POS

• point of sale
• piece of shit
• priate on starboard

Make sure to use AI to solve the issues flagged by AI.

~~Bullshit. Whatever you are doing, you are getting better at it. Even if those skills only apply at work, or begging on the street.~~

Edit: fine. New skills.

I still think a person can learn new skills anywhere, but I will pull back on volume.

Yup. It is really odd when one notices they have leveled up in a skill. Some task is suddenly far easier than one remembers it being.

There are evangelical thought leaders that preach the opposite. They say liberals are wrong about all of that.

And people believe up is down.

Date 2015. I hope you are free now. (Also fake)

With the 1972 change in how horsepower is measured (gross versus net), the modern car is even closer to the muscle car's horsepower.

The USA was securing international trade lines. After WW2, they started doing it to counter communism and build friendships. (Cannot attack your trading partners.)

This was not entirely popular with Americans, see "Team America: World Police".

Another country or coalition could step up. Just build a navy that rivals the USA one to secure shipping lanes.