The Ford Maverick has gone up in price a bit, but it launched at 20k. It was a hybrid 4-seater with a short truck bed and Android Auto/Warplanes in the Entertainment system.

That's pretty much everything I want.

Of course, they made like 12 of them, so the wait list to buy one was measured in years.

The same could be said of all religions.

I dunno. If anyone has the servants of darkness hanging out at their home, it's this guy.

I'm not saying for US citizens and US companies. That's how they avoid taxes - by registering in anther country.

Any person or company that does business in the US, even tangentially.

You're based out of Panama? Cool. Pay them what they require, then pay the remaining X that a US company would own to either Panama, the US, or some other country you operate within.

Don't grant them tax havens.

There's a whole community for 3d printing shoe charms and Crocs feature prominently.

Makerworld recently had a contest for it.

https://makerworld.com/en/contests/33?name=Shoe Charms#tab-Winner

Season 2 can absolutely be ignored entirely going into season 3, which is good because season 2 is complete garbage. And that annoys the hell out of me because it's the one with Q, Guinan, and even a brief appearance of Wesley.

Leave a spider in it.

Welcome to Night Vale

We're due.

Wasn't this also settled in Bush v Gore?

The states must submit electors by the certification date. That's why the 2000 recount had to be stopped.

Tony Stark first appeared in Marvel comics 8 years before Musk was born.

My solution:

Your tax burden is your tax burden. If it's 15% and you run off to a country where it's 5% to avoid taxes, that's fine. You can pay them 5%.

But you're still on the hook for the remaining 10%.

If the 5% country tries to act as a tax haven and refuses to enforce the remaining 10%, they get a national embargo until they get in line.

No. Instead, you have to get a surety bond, which is a bail bond without bounty hunters.

Those "smaller rounds" were extremely hot 5.56 rounds - an upgraded version of the rounds the guy above me is saying fires through brick walls and cracks ribs if it hits armor.

So, it's bail bonds with a different name.

And why is a school doing a nativity.

I'm Christian and have taken part in dozens of nativity, but none at school.

I can hear that screenshot.

Mind you, this is what people wear going into combat. It's for military, SWAT, etc.

An everyday police vest wouldn't take that kind of beating.

In modern body about it's spread over the area of the entire 8lb plate, which is way, way more area then the butt of the rifle.

He moves out thigh, and it's Rachel and Joey living there for a while