angband

I guess they will now ignore the plain language of the constitution saying congress can make laws, participate in appointing officials, and the specific wording that says the president must follow the law.

Soluble vs. insoluble. But also fermenting vs. non-fermenting for both types. Psyllium husk powder is non-fermenting soluble fiber. Not drinking enough water with soluble fiber gives hard stools. But soluble fiber is "the good kind". That super popular doctor recommended fiber-by-the-spoon is psyllium powder, all dressed up.

nice. i've met a guy with stitches they gave themself more than once. probably not that uncommon in the us. My red bag has scalpels and sutures anyway. god forbid, but shit happens.

bullshit

stupid. half the college grads I know, a good number of vets, and none who have ever been in trouble, ever, have tattoos. you are just sick in the head. I don't have tattos, don't like them, but I don't choose my friends by it, or use it as a moral compass.

So much for the rule of law.

saw it years ago on reddit

i've programmed in edlin. so there.

this was pushed in the 80's/90's on conservative talk radio (iirc). strangely, it gets an ideological push from the phenomenon of income reduction resulting from lost welfare benefits as income increases. the brain correlates things irrationally.

https://www.sportsmansguide.com/customerservice/productsafetyrecalls

two handguns on that list in the past two years, one in 2023 which can discharge if dropped. the other if decocked. the world is full of poorly designed machines.

raccoons eat more of them.

That's why they call these oversite positions "quasi-judicial". Congress has explicit power to create judicial bodies not specified in the Constitution. Of course, who knows what this Supreme Court will do with the plain text.