He sure knew the situation when he was calling Robinson “Martin Luther King times two.”
He sure knew the situation when he was calling Robinson “Martin Luther King times two.”
There’s a reason that Roseanne Barr got kicked off of her own show, and the rest of the cast just went on without her.
Is it just me, or is it objectively funny that Trump’s campaign appears to be easily hackable?
New band name: Sticky Anus Juice
Magnavox Odyssey
The styling of pretty much all American cars in the mid to late 60s was incredible. Literally pick anything, and it’s awesome.
Of course the perennial misbehaver thinks that misbehavior should be rewarded.
I was thinking Buick Riviera, if they adopted the late 80s styling while keeping the early 80s size.
https://www.autoevolution.com/cars/buick-riviera-1986.html#agal_0
He’s using the “exclusive we.”
That one is incredible.
We must sometimes succumb to our basest instincts.
Under law, this certification [of criminal contempt of Congress] then requires the US attorney to “bring the matter before the grand jury for its action,” but the Justice Department will also makes [sic] its own determinations for prosecuting.
Any individual who is found liable for contempt of Congress is then guilty of a crime that may result in a fine and between one and 12 months imprisonment. But this process is rarely invoked and rarely leads to jail time.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/13/politics/criminal-contempt-of-congress/index.html
Penalties for violations (a misdemeanor) include a fine of up to $100,000 and a jail term of one to 12 months, which requires prosecution by the Department of Justice (DOJ) or the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. This means a contempt citation may be a purely symbolic gesture if the DOJ or U.S. Attorney decides not to prosecute.
https://www.findlaw.com/litigation/legal-system/contempt-of-congress-process-and-penalties.html
Crude, yes. Fair, no.
Consider a balloon. Uninflated, make a mark on opposite sides, and then make a third mark right next to one of those. When you inflate that balloon, the two points on opposite sides of it become farther apart because of the stretching of the whole balloon, but the two marks right next to each other don’t become nearly as far apart, because they are only experiencing “local” expansion.
Time is a property of spacetime, its own dimension. We have no reason to believe that time can exist without being part of spacetime.
So all space is expanding. Locally, that’s “just a teeny tiny bit,” and the force of gravity is plenty strong enough to keep things up to about the size of galaxies (maybe galaxy clusters) gravitationally bound. Andromeda, for example, is the only galaxy that is heading towards us.
But all of space is quite big. Over the vast distances of space, all of the “teeny tiny” local expansions add up. This means that the galaxies which are furthest away from us are also receding from us most quickly. This is not because those galaxies are moving through space; it’s because of all the expanding space in between them and us.
The speed of light (in a vacuum) is the fastest anything can move through space.
“lol no”
Some dumbass at my kid’s high school recently wrote on a bathroom wall, “Gonna shoot up the school on [date, three days from now].”
They figured out who it was, he’s been charged with four felonies.
Funny how when it was what the business needed, during lockdowns, work from home was great. What changed?