BarqsHasBite @ someguy3 @lemmy.world

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Definitely needs to be "Trump's tariff" to be clear.

You have been chosen by the CDS.

The arrests occurred roughly 15 minutes after Barber, the Rev. Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove and Steve Swayne, director of St. Francis Springs Prayer Center, started praying in the Rotunda as dozens of police stood nearby, some prepared with plastic handcuffs. The three took turns praying, lamenting potential budget cuts to social safety-net programs such as Medicaid, often chanting together: “Against the conspiracy of cruelty, we plead the power of your mercy.

“When we cannot depend on the courts and the legislative power of human beings, we can still depend on … the power of your love and your mercy and your truth,” Barber said in the Rotunda as police began to surround him.

... and shut the doors, obscuring any view. Press and others were then instructed to leave the floor entirely.

Well then have a nap.

Then go back to ze zoo!

6th floor walkup is... ugh.

Basement, not even the ground floor?

But not your devout shoulders.

With 2 at the end.

Upon seeing the empty shelves Conservatives will say "this is what life is like under communism" without a shred of irony.

Thought it'd be this https://youtu.be/ZIBLgLNLX2g

I have a brush for cleaning bottles. Works great. Just kinda resembles a toilet brush. Different shape but they could have used a different color.

Only for the crack addicts.

As his political career nosedived, prosecutors charged Santos with 23 federal counts over several criminal schemes. He took a deal last summer that included pleading guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

As part of his plea deal, Santos admitted to filing false campaign finance reports, charging donors’ credit cards without authorization and fraudulently receiving unemployment benefits, among other things, saying he was taking responsibility for the “lies I have told myself.”

He also agreed as part of the deal to pay nearly $374,000 in restitution and a forfeiture judgment of roughly $205,000.

It only seats two yet has a bed big enough to hold a sheet of plywood. It only does 150 miles on a charge, only comes in gray, and the only way to listen to music while driving is if you bring along your phone and a Bluetooth speaker.

Instead of steel or aluminum, the Slate Truck’s body panels are molded of plastic. Or, as Slate calls them, “injection molded polypropylene composite material.” The theory is that this makes them more durable and scratch-resistant, if only because the lack of paint means they’re one color all the way through.

By eliminating paint, and thus eliminating the paint shop, Slate’s manufacturing process is massively simplified. So, too, the lack of metal body parts. “We have no paint shop, we have no stamping,”

Excellent distinction.

No no no not other jobs. This one job specifically: airplane baggage handler. And I'm not talking massively overweight bags which sounds like your friend, I'm talking the 1 and 2 pound overweight. Are they marked with massive hazard signs so everyone knows it's 1 pound over.

Do we really expect they do that for baggage handlers? When it's 2 pounds over. Do they mark overweight bags with big hazard signs so the handlers know?

Using that logic, the extra charge doesn't come close to the cost of an injured baggage handler and their lost wages. If that was the reason, they would reject it outright or split it into multiple bags.

It's weight on the plane that costs more. Takes more fuel.

Robin's atomic bomb https://youtu.be/fZmAPh9n1gQ