Wonder if the fam disliked him or he/the fam was a ass thinking it was clever to make the message.

Just use a $20 bill.

Months…years…decade+…

They don’t bother taxing more yet, they just print more money and drive inflation up. We still end up poorer and they get their toys.

Lol you think they’d give them the best? They’d send them out like Russia; unpaid, lie about them being KIA to avoid paying the family death benefit, and two soldiers at a time - one with the a single rifle and the other with only 5 bullets.

About $300 million dollars shot down.

“Oops.”

If they reinstated the draft it the height restriction wouldn’t matter. They’d take anyone who was liberal, or not wealthy enough to prevent it.

What the republicans can’t win because their ideas are shitty the democrats will hand them because they’re spineless.

In the Air Tonight is Gen X, but I have no clue why it would be associated with any of this unless someone is trying to say a Gen X’er is the Gravy Seal. Wouldn’t surprise me, plenty of my generation are angry overweight wannabe badasses. The song has nothing to do with the right wing, though.

Badass skipped leg day. Except at the salon.

And In the Air…

That’s an awesome song and I hate seeing it associated at all with some right wing nutter. Why is it there?

All true.

We have working models. The difference is the Chinese can say “make it happen”, and they do it. In the US they say, “Gimme lots of investment capital and how can I profit massively off of this?” so it goes nowhere quick.

Maybe we should call them “AI power dirigibles” and people will put some money into it.

Ironically I bought some Old Navy clothes literally 20+ years ago, size “L”. Old Navy is definitely fast fashion. Just basic T-shirts and a couple pairs of shorts. They see semi-regular wear, still fit and are in good shape, good material, sized correctly. That wouldn’t happen with anything I could buy there today.

I’ve found the opposite. I have older pairs of jeans that are a smaller waist size that still fit and newer jeans that don’t. Shirts, too. I’ve been “L” for decades, now it’s “XL” or the sleeves and shirt are too short.

IMO manufacturers used to pre-wash/pre-shrink their fabrics more regularly. Now they don’t. They can make more clothing by the yard with non-shrunk fabric. So as soon as that ”L” shirt hits dryer it shrinks. The XL shrinks to L. I verified this by placing two shirts, pre- and post-wash, and the size difference was obvious. Maybe some “vanity” sizing is going on, too, or just being cheap. I haven’t gotten taller, but the L size is too short now.

Just making up more BS. It used to be hypocrisy didn’t matter anymore. Now it’s just straight up lies don’t matter.

I’m aware of that. I can’t believe people are arguing for it.

A quick google translate

How do you enforce jurisdiction?

That sounds like a feature, not a bug.

They tolerate it because it’s easy, they can copy-paste, and they need even less critical thought about the output than having to search for and choose what might be a viable source of decent information.

The issues aren’t bugs. They’re acceptable flaws in the search for investment capital.