SirCarter

It will happen.

This is all a dream.

Wake up Denji.

Hello, my dog broke her back leg 3 weeks ago and got surgery to realign the bones and secure it with plates and screws. 3 days ago the vet removed the splint and sutures, then recommended minimal exercise for the next 6 weeksish, which seems normal.

They were going to send her home without a bandage and told me to keep an eye on her to make sure she doesn't lick or naw at her leg. I asked them to give her another bandage and they did, but recommend I remove it after a few days. We removed the bandage tonight (without scissors) and everything seemed fine, but after an hour she started whining and crying loudly.

We upped her pain meds and we'll take her to the emergency vet if she still se

It feels like spamming questions is the optimal strategy in hide and seek, which a little bit takes away a lot of the risk and chance taking the seekers have to make. I understand this is supposed to be balanced by giving the hider bonuses and curses to use, but with a limited hand size it doesn't necessarily balance out.

I think if there was some time gate to question asking, then it would force seekers to be more strategic about travel, which is something I'm really enjoying about the tag series.

I'm at a loss for words at how poor the reasoning seems from lawyers defending Trump, and ultimately I haven't heard one of these conversations that doesn't sound like an abuser trying to gaslight their victims.

The structure of the constitution does not grant the President immunity, full stop. That's an idiotic argument. If the President has immunity for his official powers, then Congress and the Judiciary has immunity for their official powers. If they have immunity for their official powers, than no bribery law is constitutional, since all official powers and acts are immune from prosecution and scrutiny. This is the most basic application of the same legal reasoning, stop letting them g

Idk I've been doing ketamine after all my workouts like y'all say to, but I'm not getting stronger.

I'm listening to this tax debate:

https://www.youtube.com/live/Fgt1k-PpEbE?si=0Stf6oA_EusE9-FH

And I have to say it's pretty low tier stuff from both sides, at least for the specific arguments being used.

When the other guy brings up the filibuster as a check and balance issue, Destiny starts talking about filibuster abuse: that's a losing argument even if true. Even if used in good faith, the filibuster is bad, and more specifically, not a check and balance.

The checks and balances refer to interactions between the branches of government to prevent anyone branch from having too much power.

The filibuster is entirely within Congress, it's not checking or balancing anything from the cou

Hello, I just got the 8bitdo ultimate after reading that it's a fairly painless connection process... but I plugged in the dongle and am getting nothing in either D or X mode. I updated the firmware on the controller and still can't get the steamdeck to register any inputs at all.

It's good faith and advice, even if they say you'll lose at every level of appeal up to the Supreme Court, they're not telling you to break the law, they're giving you the cutting edge legal advice that laws against murder are unconstitutional!

Another thread has already pointed this out, but it needs to be emphasized that the characterization Destiny gives of the Eastman Memo is incorrect and too charitable. The memo was not about, "Pence throwing it back to the states." That was the back up plan in the memo, the original plan in the memo is to simply count throw out enough votes for Trump to win. Anything about the states voting on the winner is after the first, obviously insane, action has taken place and is challenged.

Whenever Destiny is discussing Jan 6th, the first thing he NEEDS to ask is:

"Do you think Pence can throw out votes, then decide the winner based on the votes he did count?"

Do not let the conversation move

I'm listening to Destiny take notes about things to ask Shapiro, but I think he's going the wrong way on Jan 6th. Yes, the insurrection part was bad, but he's just going to down play that part. I think the focus should be on Trump's various (il)legal strategies to throw out votes of states that didn't vote for him. It's something indefensible without just blatant lying about what occured, and no President or party as done something remotely similar.