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When it's in California, it's "God's wrath", when it's under Trump, it's "just a thing that happens, nothing to be done."

I've met a couple people who've met Trump, and let's just say "He's the dumbest person I've ever met" is the default opinion of him.

Oh yeah? Well MY approval rating is a gazillion percent!

Both The Boys and Invincible have longtime producers who have been behind the project since the beginning, which makes them a little different.

I was to see a chart of how much of that is L, G, B, T, and Q broken down over time. Definitely would have been mostly G at the start, now T seems to be growing the fastest. We've honestly made a ton of progress, gay marriage is so normalized it's not even a maga talking point.

Now that we've got the serious stuff out of the way...being left handed obviously makes you gay.

So what if someone else came up with the name "Dull Men's Club"? We can co-opt any name we want. There's no rule that says whomever says a name first on the internet gets dibs forever.

The knight can buck its rider off, causing it to capture an opponent 2 spaces away along any file, but the horse is out of play, leaving a pawn at the original position as the displaced rider. Since the king has experience in battle against horses, it is ineffective against them for capturing, but you can still demote to a pawn.

Turns out that "slams", "claps back", and "weighs" all mean the same thing in headlines; "does nothing".

That's okay, I have enough doubt to share.

It's not always discussed as such, but Hilbert's Hotel is a mathematically well defined topic and can be proved rigorously. An infinite set of rooms can be the set x1, x2,...xinf, and people can be y1, y2...yinf. You can pair every entry in these two sets. x1&y1, x2&y2,...xinf&yinf. You can't number a room without having a person in the room, and you can't find a person who doesn't have a room.

I don't think anyone watched Gemini Man.

Comcast just has to show the FCC a breakdown of average bandwidth by race and they'll back off. All broadband companies have been playing racial favoritism since long before it was cool.