Where is that? Turkmenistan? Russia? Bhutan?

They have the advantage here. The alternative is getting blindsided with a haymaker.

He has a way with words, but only for the dumbest purposes. “This has not been touched by human hands” -Trump Describing McDonalds.

“Theres nowhere to hide in the oval office. It doesnt have corners”

Mike Pillow

She didnt sign up for some random human, if she wanted that she could have had Gaston.

I think it would be disastrous in America or Korea, but it seems to work here and it would probably work in Japan.

A lot of places in east asia have red light timers. If theres nobody coming, people will start when theres like 3 seconds left.

I saw someone do that in Korea. The guy in front immediately stops the car and sits there for like 2 minutes as the guy behind honks and eventually does like a 7 point turn to go around.

Heat index of 107 and rainy today.

If even half of them showed up for the dems, and the dems had +10 in the senate, they’d do nothing to help the people who elected them, give the Republicans half the discretionary budget in the name of bipartisanship, give the banks billions of dollars, and bomb a dozen middle eastern countries to prove they’re just as strong on foreign policy as Republicans. We know this because that is what happened. We need to focus on purging the party if we want our votes to matter in the general.

State-run media with a conservative bias (despite the conservatives being their greatest threat). They’re fine for this type of reporting, but they immediately roll over whenever a conservative accuses them of reporting reality, and any reporting on a perceived enemy is hilariously distorted.

While Egypt did practice slavery, evidence suggests the pyramids were built by well-fed craftsmen.

I know BBC isn’t the best source, but it’s fine for this purpose: https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/were-the-egyptian-pyramids-built-by-slaves