Yeah, I’m just imagining someone running multiple 0000 gauge (4 ought) cables in parallel to each outlet and switch, and then all back to the breaker box.

Problem is, it won’t be paid by Trump & co., it’ll be paid by taxpayers. And the tax cuts for the wealthy that depended on the revenue increase from the tariffs, aren’t going away.

John Brown, if he’s fighting to free house elves.

John Browning, if he’s going after death eaters.

Oh and it’s Rowling, so to be extra on the nose, John would have a brown skin tone

You heard her last week. I bet that makeup is a pain to put on.

Aww man, you missed the opportunity to make a circular pee economy pun

Profits are spent on yachts, not battleships?

Daaaang, somebody needs to clone that trailer design for ebikes. A flatbed with an optional waterproof cargo container would be sick. Axle looks kinda pinner tho

why does the headline call out that the TVs are flat screen?

Probably to show that it’s not a 20 year old jet.

Is it even possible to buy a non-flat-screen TV anymore?

Yes, they’re just concave now instead of convex.

Also it’s probably more accurate to call them a flat panel tv, as flat screen originally referred to the glass CRT being flat.

Heh, Donald Trump seifuku

That’s a shakedown from the local mad angry scientist. You better pay up, or he’ll use his maser to melt your apartment block.

I wish I had bought one of the 3g docomo versions before my country shut down the 3g network.

a new word for the common wealths and Europe

Would include Russia since they’re European?

Turning Point USA . . . s founder, Charlie Kirk. The nonprofit organization states on its website that it hopes to “educate, train, and organize students to promote the principles of fiscal responsibility, free markets, and limited government.” It also claims that capitalism is the “most moral and proven economic system ever discovered.”

Ai: so no people, no problem?

Artificial dyes (used in M&Ms) are poisonous compounds that offer no nutritional benefit and pose health risks to children.

Huh, I thought it was spelled J’den, since a lot of Klingon names use an apostrophe

One of the towns I ride through has a really busy/dense section of the bike & pedestrian trail that splits into a pedestrian only section and a bike only section for 2 miles. The bike section always has people walking on it during the weekends, even when there’s plenty of room on the pedestrian side. Most weekends are still rideable, but some days I just ride in the street so it doesn’t take half an hour to go 3 miles.

Ok, not op, but hear me out.

Sour candy is typically flavored with various acids citric, malic, tartaric, etc. to achieve the sour taste.

If the bacteria is normally in the mouth, but not typically able to survive the acidic environment of the gut, maybe that additional acid from sour candy was able to add selective pressure, and the surviving bacteria were then less affected by stomach acid.

MAYBE

Many SUVs are built/classified as light trucks so businesses can get a tax break on a work vehicle, and so the emissions standards are easier to meet