"How to get huffpo to pay for a vacation that I can then turn into an article."

This isn't correct.

I identify as correct in this discussion.

I assure you that I identify this way.

I'm torn between a "you look like an uncircumsized dick in a condom" comment, or "this is what it's like being dressed by Ralph Wiggum."

And I'm not sure what to go with.

I remember when they were relevant.

Actually no that's a lie. They were never relevant.

All this being pushed onto kids is going to make them resent it.

It'll probably come to that. They've already shown they'll kill you if you don't comply.

"Sure, I said something dumb, and this is definitely my actions having consequences, but hwhite people, okay?"

I don't think that's really an apology.

Mass non-compliance is the only way out of this.

Sounds like the audience is going to have to create a site where corporations have no say in the ratings.

Y'know, just like it is now. But backwards. I'm sure they won't piss and moan about that at all.

That's a shame, the original clone high was great.

I didn't have high expectations though. It had been too long. And if it's being made in the ever advancing today-ism years, I figured it would not be worth watching.

I'm just sorry it too fell for that.

With all these highly praised studios turning out unpolished turds this year, it doesn't bode well for Bethesda and Starfield, among many others in the list.

The fact that a game can launch and be playable on release date is now applauded as a good thing. That used to be the bare minimum.

Oh absolutely, I would probably contest the taxes, knowing CA taxes are insane.

But what I mean is, it's in San Fancisco. It's nearly impossible for someone to work there and not be exactly like the person who chose to have Twitter block What is a Woman in the first place.

Twitter is located in San Francisco.

That's really all I have to say about it.

Literally picking the money obsessed guy to pander to his customers.

It won't yield any profit Quark. There's no latinum in this.

Just think of Rule of Acquisition #48 for these types.

That's the best "You have no power over me" I've seen in awhile.

Especially to go to someone's house with the expectation that you can just verbally shit on them and they'll just smile and take it and answer the questions without asking any of their own.

The reek of entitlement can be smelt for thousands of miles.

Just give them the replicant test. We already know they don't value human life.

Those old late 80s and early 90s econoboxes just didn't wanna die huh?

I'd say anything from like '87 to '97 just refuses to die if you take moderately okay care of them.

I bought a 94 Toyota Camry from a college student in 1998 for 750 Canadian.

I figured it would last a few years and I'd get something else.

It's still going.

Just ban them from the establishment. This is the third time they've done this.

You have the right to refuse people who are there to cause issues.

Being sued into closing is a pretty good reason.

Is this the part where someone has to tell her that babies can't read, and that joke is for the parent's sake? Y'know, those grown up people who are going to have to buy the kid clothes for the next 6-8 years until the kid shows enough independence to be able to pick their own.

Y'know, that sort of thing? Because that's where the joke is, and who it's for.

Having adult language and adult themes on clothes for kids will just make people who know what that is on the clothes feel uncomfortable at worst and awkward at best.

Cuomo didn't handle covid better, by a long shot.

NY sent covid patients to nursing homes, ffs.

The tranny that got into the white house took his mom out of a retirement home that was about to do that the day before they sent covid patients there.

That means he knew and got his mom out of there.

But fuck your grandma and grandpa, right?

I think movies are different now. They appeal an audience that I'm not a part of.

I also didn't see a lot of the MCU. I kinda ducked out after Iron Man 2.

And to your point, I can remember fun dialogue and memorable scenes from movies when I was younger. Not so much now, though. But as someone mentioned, I'm not watching these movies dozens of times, either.

So this is basically the black hand from TES:IV Oblivion.

"Punishment for breaking any of these tenets is to face the wrath of Sithis."

It's never implied what that is.

So what this is telling me is that money is meaningless and they use a point system to determine how much revenue they'll make despite the product being unpopular or even hated.

That's sounds about right, honestly.

They should have added that EGS didn't exist, and now it does.

It won't be here forever. It's unsustainable.

Ayn Rand did it first back in March of 1974.

The audio of which has been recorded. You might even still be able to find the audio online.

I almost tracked it down with a quick search of "Ayn Rand West Point" which led to this: http://aynrandlexicon.com/ayn-rand-works/pwni.html That used to have audio of the event. Looks like you might have to buy it now, at least from that site.

But anyway, before I try and track that down, let me get back on topic. No, Harris is not the first woman to do that by a long shot.