with Tom Hiddleston playing the franchise’s first Bond boy - named Fitty McCrotch

If that didn’t give it away early enough on…

He’s really a clever businessman!

You mean you can’t tell the difference between someone visibly recording you and someone recording you with a hidden camera? You feel like both of those are the same thing?

Pennsylvania drivers take the cake. NJ is a mishmash.

Parents couldn’t track where their kids were doing 24/7 prior to the Internet. What makes you think they can do that now?

The fact that this is what you think makes for vigilant parenting explains a lot of what we’re failing to do as parents in society today. Tracking kids all the time does not equal vigilant parenting.

Don’t park in sketchy areas. This means bad lighting at night, but even during the day if a place is known for smash and grabs, just don’t park there.

Oh now I see what you’re saying. I agree, there isn’t a good reason for it. The only thing I can think of is that the admin is incompetent.

I don’t know, I just watched Casablanca the other day and boy did I need subtitles…

First, I don’t know. Second, I see a well postured cartoon poodle in a sit position, side profile. Mirrored in the other potato too.

Did you just ask “why premeditate a murder?”

I haven’t bought anything from Amazon, Costco, Wal-Mart, big box stores for at least 5 years now. I will also never be getting anything from places like Temu.

As well, I try to make almost all my food, shopping, etc choices to benefit something small, or someone local, that needs my money more than things that further drive the Machine in the end.

Old Cadbury’s was hands down the best.

What does this comment even mean?

Or these if you need a bit of each!

There’s also no future if you don’t fight for it.

Privacy and security are two different things.

They did a great job prosecuting all the Jan 6th mob…

Here’s an example of something I came across: Link
Fixing the Property Tax System, dealing with landlordship in New York, working with City Council to pass the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA), which gives qualified mission-driven nonprofits a first right to purchase multifamily buildings when landlords sell… there’s a lot being attempted here.

Thanks for this link!