Well stated

It’s a trap!

He lost them in the war. I don’t think they are in this shot.

I might join just to block them.

There is certainly a cart with a winch at the top used to ferry goods (and possibly people) up and down the hill. Whether that’s ADA compliant or not is one thing but it is helping with accessibility.

How has industry not completely fucking lost it with this guy? Every goddam day there is some new rule or twist. How can any company, especially in this industry, do business like this?

It would be great if they would all walk out on Trump too.

I bought the 400 version of this device for like $100 as my son’s first computer. I think he was 6 when I gave it to him. Of course now we have upgraded him to a Mac mini as he needed a more capable machine now that he has gotten interested in 3d modeling. It’s a good little machine for the right use case.

Even Russia is calling Trump a flip-flopper (and they would not be wrong) and stating that whatever trump hears last is what forms his position. They are just waiting for the wind to change so that Trump will flip back to supporting Russia.

I appreciate the explanation but also agree that it is not very funny. Comics are cartoons and nobody takes cartoons literally, which is the whole point. Reality is suspended when consuming cartoons, so the idea of a fish wearing a hat is actually pretty sensible. I think if the fish pulled out something more far-fetched like machine guns or a sex doll then it might work. Of course those ideas may go against your view of wholesome.

I had to look it up and it’s an AI slop answer so I guess I could do better, but apparently the FCC does not regulate cable news programs in the same way it does with over the air broadcast. Here’s the relevant slop:

Key Points of Regulation

Jurisdiction: The FCC regulates cable television under Title VI of the Communications Act, which was established in the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984. This includes rules about competition and consumer protection.

Content Regulation: While the FCC can enforce rules regarding indecency and ensure that cable operators provide certain services, it does not regulate the content of news programming in the same way it does for broadcast television. This means that cable news channels have more freedom regarding what they can air.

Public Interest: The FCC’s mandate includes ensuring that communications services operate in the public interest. However, this does not extend to controlling the editorial content of cable news networks.

There is a separate seating area with sofas on the ship’s bulkhead to the left, just outside of this shot.

So they don’t support free speech? I thought that’s why this guy was a martyr somehow.

Just keep swimming

Ya, but for dudes.

The amount of frog eye in that movie was like discovering the final frontier. Poor Decker.

Wrong sub. That is clearly tea she is drinking.

Don’t forget to prefix with “Copy of Copy of”

And Jeffrey Combs…. Probably.