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...this is why competent administrations rigorously implement, enforce, and prosecute information security: the very idea of using a personal device for state communication is anathema to that core competency...

unobstructed immune to prosecution

...i'm not sure they're actually made any differently; everything in europe gets a dramatically greater tow rating...

...manufacturers cater to the compact + economy truck market overseas but protectionist tariffs pretty much give them a captive market for luxury yank tanks stateside; your best bet for something new is finding it in puerto rico and paying the premium to ship it across the gulf...

...wagons nearly don't exist anymore in the US market, but i concur: hatchbacks, wagons, and minivans are purpose-designed vehicles for the way people use them in the real world, whereas modern trucks and SUVs are overwhelmingly poseur props for families in denial of their suburban utility lifestyle...

_(corps)

...i prefer the inversion: "when a good man goes to war, demons run."..

...when i trained as a rescue diver, i learned that it's not drowning unless you die: if you survive, it's a near-drowning...

...two-thirds a dram of scotch whisky...

...that typeface is fire...

...for fine drafting, rotation is the last thing you want: that chisel-tip is precious, lead holders are love, lead holders are life...

...with some clever geometry, it could be sized for metric-integer weight, length, and volume...

...those are some tiny potatoes or ginormous bananas in either case...

...got a new one with a different picture tonight...

...pretty much this: you'll be fined for anything other than well-groomed grass growing in your yard...

...i climbed onto the roof of the press box over kyle field and peed into the open air hundreds of feet below: it evaporated before hitting the ground...

...trump's an imbecile, but some clever folks are spoon-feeding their asset...

did you miss this one?

...the craziest part was that it wasn't there throughout the entire show: during that particular set, it loomed up from nowhere behind the stage and then lurched out over the crowd, or at least those of us who had pushed up front on the floor...