Zoboomafoo @ Zoboomafoo @slrpnk.net

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That Tree God on the bottom right looks really neat, and a worthy addition to the "Villain with legitimate grievances that murders for no good reason" club

That hog's got a hog!

Did we really need a study to prove supply and demand still works?

I hate to be that guy, but source?

All the info I could find is derived from the Bloomburg article, which clearly says "water instead of fuel", and also silo doors that don't fully open lmao

hbomberguy strikes again

Unfortunately not, when slavery was abolished in the US Constitution an exception was put in for:

"punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted"

Which was common practice at the time, and a huge mistake in hindsight.

Some states have repealed that measure in their state constitution, but the work continues

I really want to know. We should get Lincoln and Davis impersonators and trick Trump into thinking he time traveled

I've heard horror stories on the programming subreddits of incompetent managers that require their employees to write X new lines of code per week. Those code bases probably could have huge chunks taken off.

Clearly that hasn't happened here

Labview?

Don't lump me in with that guy

I've never seen it used otherwise

Another thing to blame Reagan for

The article is talking about New Mexico's laws, pal

So you want the AG to bring fraud charges against the fake electors, despite his professional opinion as the head legal officer of the state of New Mexico that what they did does not constitute as fraud according to New Mexico law?

Assuming the worst of everyone is an awful way to live

Why are you saying he doesn't want to pursue the case?

What do you think filing false paperwork constitutes?

In different states, which have different laws. I'm going to assume you're just temporarily ignorant

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/federalism

According to state law, they didn't commit fraud.

That's the point of the article