I'm convinced that to many Americans, there's no difference, and that their mental image of a person includes four wheels. (And that a human without a car is not a person, as in, not deserving of moral comsideration.)
Sure, lady, explain that again when they want to put Ivanka in the Oval Office after her old man croaks.
English isn't that far off. Animal has the same root as animate, which is the Latin anima, "soul" or "breath." The English word plant has synonyms and general connotations of fixedness or non-intentionality.
Just pour water on the magnets. ➡️ No more magnets. Checkmate, atheists.
In general, the "what's your favorite [x]?" questions, where [x] is movie, album, game, or the like. Few people share anything about the title, or why it's meaningful to them, and very little discussion ensues, because, what's to talk about? It just tends to result in a list of media (most of which I've heard of) connected to screen names of people I don't know. Not usually worth reading.
Aye, that is the one silver lining of this fascist take-over: Miller et al. have attached themselves to a demagogue who has a looming expiration date, so they are speed-running the creation of the fourth reich. Our best hope is that they're doing it too quickly to really take root. (And that they can't find another demagogue to step in when the orange one bites it.)
And windshields/screens.
As well as tires, lubricants, tools, etc I guess. People tearing around the desert in vehicles with flawless glass is maybe the most unrealistic part of that image for me.
I'd like to point out feckless Democrats that while Citizens United is bad... money ain't everything.
I started the day with the news that Dick Cheney is dead. Now I'm ending it with news that Zohran Mamdani is mayor. It's been the best day in a long, long time.
I recognize one particular vehicle that lives near my house quite well, since it looks like Calculon as a werecar. It's even orange. (I think it's a Jeep?)
Ah geez, I meant that the Constitution is irreparably broken, and that the nation it created is gone, but yeah, you're right. I hadn't even thought about him trying to rename the nation that we have now, but it makes total sense.
I just heard that Congress passed a bill making October 14th a day of remembrance for a true hero, who sacrificed their life for the good of humanity. A sad, tragic death far before their time.
That said, it is kind of weird that Congress spend its time on a, let's face it, minor media figure, what with all of the pressing issues of the day facing our nation, but that's what they did. So, let's do as Congress intended, and honor Charly Burke on October 14th.
Maybe with a big stack of pancakes.
