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I'm a rather fat feathery owl called Sage
I'm not at all happy in fact in a rage
May also post about Sov Cits & FotLers ð
Pluralist and Browncoat. I also follow people I may not agree with. Deal with it!
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Although I suspect that nowadays most people won't get the gag!
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I'm sure President Musk will soon declare that avian flu is a woke virus and remove all the regulators and regulations.
Then you'll have as many eggs as you want. ð
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He didn't lay enough?
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Humans are predictable in this respect. Nobody thinks they are "the bad guy".
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It was the linking to a single id that was the big problem for me. (I was a No2ID member).
I didn't have a problem with a pluralism of acceptable ids, of which an optional card properly formulated could have been acceptable especially for those without driving licences or passports (like my Mum).
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I worked for an IT company back in the day. In one of their "cost-cutting" initiatives we had to record our working week down to a minute, and failure to do so was a disciplinary offence.
Keeping track of this information took about 30 mins extra work a week so I suspect the cost will be higher!
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And directly led to the cancelling of my subscription.
I have no problem with paying for media that I disagree with, but it was so brazenly craven that I couldn't ignore it.
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Probably not a good idea to send them to the WaPo email address.
Bezos will extract them from the email server and send them to his new buddy Trump.
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I suspect that I know that owl handler you've been talking to!
He's also right!
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But hasn't the Supreme Court already ruled that a President "acting in his official capacity" is above the law.ðĪ
That the prior ruling was made by certain obviously compromised and corrupt Justices doesn't alter that any such case is just delaying the inevitable?
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Whilst it is interesting, the Supreme Court's prior ruling that a President cannot break the law when acting as President, no matter how partisan that might be, does make all this hand wringing moot.
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Counterpoint...
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Probably only been 50% completed. She looks like a right tit.
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Ooh. The re-emergence of Belanger's ecclesiastical pursuit chariot!
This is an old Quatloos favourite! From 2012 to be precise! ð
edmontonsun.com/2012/03/20/w...
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Alexa: "Define political cowardice?"
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When RFK Jr. finds out about US producers bleaching chicken meat he's going to be apoplectic. Oh, sorry. My goof. ð
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He messed it up. If doesn't count as it wasn't posted by:
CORNISH TRUTH: OF THE FAMILY SPEAKER (notice to principal is notice to agent)
Bloody amateur! ð
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Remind me. How long did Heather Tucci-Jarraf and Randall Bean spend in jail for this exact same thing? ð
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We might finally get to see "The Property of a Lady" made as a film, in which Bezos rails against his ex-wife getting half of his fortune. ð
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Fiction? ðĪ
Musk: Drax - Wants to create off-world colonies populated by "superior" humans
Trump: Goldfinger - In league with Russians, looting Fort Knox, and cheats at golf
Bezos: Blofeld - Wants control global surveillance system
Zuckerberg: Zorin - Wants to wipe out competitors in Silicon Valley
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On the bright side, it does mean that my collection of DVDs and Blu-rays can now be marked as "complete".
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I always thought the most insufferable were "Bonekickers" fans ð
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Who's going to tell these Russian nutters that Boney M were German. ð
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And "Fascist" is so restrictive. In 50 years time I suspect there will be a new word coined by historians to describe them.
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Ditto.
Maybe I'm an extreme segment outlier but I don't see myself fitting the description of a PA. I don't support Labour or Greens and I absolutely loathe the Guardian!
If I had to pick from the descriptions alone I'd have self-identified as Civic Pragmatist, maybe even Established Liberal.
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Yep, all of them do it. Updated an Ubuntu laptop last week - WiFi stopped working, which was nuts as obviously it was working when I downloaded the update ðĪŠ
(I have it fixed now)
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Inside Trump's mind...
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Are you suggesting that Putin is taking the piss? ð
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Something I did in 2020.
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Not sure the quiz that determines which group one fits in is that accurate.
But then neither is Political Compass. ð
www.britainschoice.uk/the-quiz/
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Gaetz breathing a sigh of relief.
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More Kacey Musgraves? What's not to like?
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God clearly hates red states.
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Whilst this is true, the EU does have cuckoos in the nest.
Looking at you Orban.
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I'm okay to pay for media and I was a NYT and WaPo subscriber (technically I'm still a WaPo subscriber as they let the subscription run after you cancel and don't refund part years) but even though I really like a few of The Times columnists and follow them, I can't get past their owner and editor.
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And then there's always the question of who elected the Philippine born Queen Didulo if that wasn't a DEI appointment ð
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Also... Washington in 1814 ð
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If the Trump era lasts more than 4 years the there is trouble ahead, but in the meantime only one of them needs to work. ð
And Aldermaston could renew/recreate the WE177s if directed to.
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Trump would copy anything Russia would allow ð
www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...
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Then it's time to reactivate the WE177s! Russian airspace can't stop anything and a Typhoon has the range to get to Moscow from Baltic NATO countries ð
Also whilst the stockpiles are shared, it would appear that operational missiles are independent.
ukdefencejournal.org.uk/no-america-d...
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He's thought about that riposte: ð