That must mean what they’re doing is worse, right?

What does it say under the ********?

I was very confused about why the other person thought cheese curds were made from Kurds until I read the comments

As we learned from the Butterfly Effect, changing the past only results in Ashton Kutcher getting more power.

Also apparently Trump’s interview was tonight and went just as poorly as DeSantis’s announcement

https://www.theverge.com/2024/8/12/24219121/donald-trump-elon-musk-interview-x-twitter-crashes

I feel like this is a reference to when DeSantis announced his presidential run on a Twitter stream, but it went horribly and was riddled with technical failures.

Now Trump has agreed to be interviewed by Musk on the same kind of stream.

I’m a PA voter and while I’ll still vote for Harris-Shapiro, I’d prefers someone who was less of a Zionist.

(Also for the record, I’m a Jewish anti-zionist)

yamaka

I think you mean Yarmulke?

Actually, according to Wikipedia that’s an accepted spelling, but I’ve never ever seen it spelled that way before, and the source for that spelling is “jewish.shop”, so I don’t know.

From what I understand Cincinnatus gave up his dictatorship because he just liked to farm, and while he was an effective and generally good leader, he just liked to farm.

You ought to read them and practice their use otherwise you’ll never know if they’re unintelligible when/if you need them.

I originally thought it was saying people are asking her to step down also.

Oh, fair enough.

I mean with that kind of attitude, he almost definitely is a conservative, whether he’s gone full Nazi, I don’t know.

Do you have a source for that? I have never heard this.

They were merely exchanging long protein strings. If you can you think of a better way, I’d like to hear it.

The normal way

Two now

Hawk can be a verb meaning “to hunt with a hawk”. It can also be a verb meaning "To peddle goods aggressively, especially by calling out. "

If they’re hawking, i.e. hunting with a hawk, then they’re a hawker.

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

I have never called any part of PA upstate. (Not that it’s wrong that you do) Everyone I know calls the northern half of the eastern third of the state “the Northeast” or NEPA. Western PA is the entire western third of the state, and Central PA is for some reason only the southern half of the middle third of the state. I guess maybe the northern half of the middle third could be upstate, but I think I just don’t have a word for it.

Friends have told NBC News that Benedict was transgender and primarily went by he/him pronouns at school but also used they/them pronouns, which Benedict’s family also used. Several other friends said Benedict preferred he/him pronouns.

I don’t really care what his mother called him, but the quote from the article seems to disagree with you