Skydancer @ Skydancer @pawb.social

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No argument here. It's illegal. But how could anyone be paying attention expect that to stop him?

I'm having trouble with the second half of this headline. Who honestly expected an orderly and extended withdrawal from this guy?

For now

Thank you for posting the text! Maybe consider adding a spoiler tag though since this is so long?

The ability to use home-made inks, guache, and stick-inks makes Ackerman very special. Particularly since I get to use my favorite Brause Bandzug nibs. And of course there's the fact that they're a small specialty company helps make them "favorite".

If you're asking who makes my favorite pens for every day carry or low-maintenance with standard fountain pen inks, definitely Lamy. They will still stand out a bit in a business setting in a way that might be a bit uncomfortable for some, but not in the brute utilitarian way Ackerman's do. I love broad nibs, and frankenpens just aren't reliable enough for me at work.

By my read, this temporary injunction applies ONLY to the plaintiff states - Washington, Arizona, Illinois, and Oregon. It doesn't stop it from being applied in the rest of the country.

Here's the judge's order.

By my read, this temporary injunction applies ONLY to the plaintiff states - Washington, Arizona, Illinois, and Oregon. It doesn't stop it from being applied in the rest of the country.

Here's the judge's order.

By my read, this temporary injunction applies ONLY to the plaintiff states - Washington, Arizona, Illinois, and Oregon. It doesn't stop it from being applied in the rest of the country.

Here's the judge's order.

By my read, this temporary injunction applies ONLY to the plaintiff states - Washington, Arizona, Illinois, and Oregon. It doesn't stop it from being applied in the rest of the country.

Here's the judge's order.

The Framework laptop the fox talks about is also a metal case. With captive screws and easily replaceable/upgradeable components - and several generations of upgrades already available to build trust that they really do intend to support that upgradeabiliy over time.

To elaborate on #1: The museum then lends you the painting for the rest of your life.

I've generally found starting the easy part. Maintaining is where it gets hard. Habit building nearly impossible.

The company that still fights to pay disabled people less than minimum wage? Probably better than suggesting Amazon, but still not that great an alternative.

They already did

Because Trump will cut all funding and equipment if they don't.

No, he only wanted it suspended while he's in power, but not repealed. Then do the usual repugnican thing of spending like crazy on tax breaks for the rich and force cuts to public services when the dems are back in power.

The pot

Nope - they're available nationally