That’s what I’m wondering!

Brilliant! Took me too long, but I’m on the same page now.

No worries, eh! May you come out on the other side of this insanity better than going into it. Until then, can you help a bro out and change the laws to let descendants of Canadians claim citizenship?

How about a nice game of chess?

I read it as “casino” and was very intrigued on many levels.

For those confused like I was, it’s 150 cities in 32 states.

Pony rides? Cake and ice cream? Smallpox?

It was Oliver.

I’m not familiar with this. Can you give a “for example?”

And this time IDF didn’t shoot them!

I nearly missed seeing the guy standing on the wing. That is a large sculpture.

Yeah, fair enough. Especially the SC/Constitution-doesn’t-matter-anymore thing. Geez. What a mess we’re in.

Personally, I’d love to see a future Buttigiege/AOC ticket, but I’m not sure how well that would work in a general election. Who knows in 4 years, though?

AOC isn’t even old enough to run. I am thinking you haven’t thought through your argument as thoroughly as you think you have.

Steal a $19,000 lectern? Nah, bro.

Steal $19,000 through buying overpriced office equipment with company funds from a friend who takes you on a fine Parisean experience with the profits? Yeah, boy!

Best I can do is $7.50. Act now, and I’ll throw in a pack of gum to seal the deal.

I wouldn’t go so far as to say they were defending themselves, but they certainly earned the right to a retaliatory strike. Whether the obvious ineffectiveness of their strike was a bug or a feature is up for debate. I, personally, think they knew what they were doing.

As for the sanctions, from US politics, there are a few countries who can never do anything correct, e. g., Iran, Cuba. And one that can do no wrong, e. g., Israel. It’s asinine, but that’s how it is.

I love the autotldr bot, but I’m glad I clicked through on this one. This guy was the sort of hero I’ve hoped existed in the modern world, not just history books. The article does include a photo his wife took of his torture bruises, so be warned (I don’t consider it particularly graphic, but I am not you).

Same. Upvote if I think it’s important for others to see.

Isn’t there normally a restriction from executives selling stock for a period of time after an IPO?

It’s not as simple as people pretend. But not all that complicated, either. 65 was the “full” retirement age before law changes in the 80s. For most workers today, it’s 67. But wait! The amount you will get per month from social security depends on 2 things – how much you paid into the system, and what age you actually are when you retire. You can start collecting at 62, but it will be considerably less per month than if you retire at the full retirement age. And to confuse things more, you can keep working until 70(?) and the amount you will get continues to increase every month, so I’m not sure why full retirement age is 67 instead of 70.