RojoSanIchiban @ RojoSanIchiban @lemmy.world

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He is, assuming he isn't already finishing a plea deal with Willis. Meadows 100% deserves to go away for life with his co-conspirators, but at least he will be 80%+ of the nails in Trump's federal coffin with this immunity deal.

I still refuse to purchase or play it because it removed specific dialogue. The dialogue options were my favorite part of 1 and 2 and were huge parts of the world building and character progression in the world.

I get the move to 3D and real-time voicing makes that beyond prohibitive, but that was one of a few reasons I played through F2 over a hundred times and F3 twice. (NV three or four times)

We will now be comparing dysfunctional Circuses and ill-run Clown Shows to the GOP.

In the Black Sea.

In my headcanon, Q squished Nagilum between his metaphorical fingers for being so impotent as to kill a life form on a whim without possessing the capability or forethought to restore them (for further amusement). Then he brought Ensign Haskell back who rotated out to a new assignment as Lieutenant.

Yep.

While that seems to resonate with his cult, it thankfully hasn't worked at all with any judges in the dozens of times his dipshit lawyers have tried it already.

(Sorry if that was meant to be more of a joke than I took it for)

Spoiler: this will be denied and it will not delay the D.C. trial before Judge Chutkan.

"All of whom" is always correct because of the preposition "of" making it use the object form.

You could drop the "of," but it changes sentence structure to making "who" be the subject (er, I think) like, "Nearly all who voted did so to overturn the election."

But "Nearly all of who voted to overturn the election" is wrong because the subject/object is broken.

IMO it's extraneous for the headline anyway, and should have removed any who/whom, shortening it to, "Nearly all voted to destroy our democracy because they are traitors to the United States and should all be removed from office under the 14th Amendment."

But eh.

Star Trek: Picard, S2E06

IIRC while it was originally coined as that portmanteau, it was later "officially" used only for the haze caused by nitrous oxides, ozones and sulfur dioxide from leaded gas/diesel vehicles, coal power, and industrial operations.

Not an etymologist though.

Like... stormlight?

teehee

They did do that long episode with a bigger budget about the guys with bad facelifts. It was kinda like a movie.

"Hey, everybody, there's a shit cloud coming! Run for your lives!"

As a warning?

Granted, I'd word it a bit differently: "This burned-cheese looking sack of rotten assholes would upend all national security, destroy NATO, and allow Putin's Russia and the CCP raw-dog-rape the rest of the planet while he becomes another pathetic fatass watching military parades like Kim Jong Un. If you refuse to adore him, his regime will murder and/or rape you. Now tell us again why you would vote for this moronic dumpster fire of unrealized liposuction profits because he's only three years younger than the guy spending his remaining years on this planet unfucking what this #1 blue-ribbon gold medalist of Shitshow Olympics and rapist already did to the country."

Er, something like that, anyway.

Morn Mourning Morn's Mournful Mane.

*shitty gender stereotypes

Normalize and index your damn drawers or you're deadlocked!

Hah, the GOP would have to collectively resign and hide from the public for the rest of their lives in order to have even a snowball's chance in hell of not embarrassing themselves again.

Yeah, no, I'm not remotely embarrassed to be driving a Tesla. It's the best car I've ever owned, and I'd happily buy another, knowing full-well that Musk had nothing to do with its production.

That said, the Tesla board absolutely needs to kick his ass out, and the more he spews bullshit, the more likely it is I'll buy another brand.

E: Go ahead and seethe, haters. Apple > Android too, and pre-2009 Star Trek > Star Wars. Bunch of children.