chiliedogg

Back in my BBS days I enjoyed Trade Wars quite a bit.

There's an Orange Cream flavor now that I actually like a lot.

For some reason, Amazon Prime randomly has German subtitles turned on for me.

In that case, they can't be deported or be charged with any crime.

Is the polar-bonded surface layer of water wet? It is not entirely surrounded by water.

Yeah - they're trying REALLY hard to not argue the merits because it's extremely clear to anyone that what they're doing is illegal, so they're trying to make it a civil suit issue.

The next step after that is to claim Sovereign Immunity to keep civil suits from being heard.

And then they'll have their legal justification for disappearing US Citizens without due process.

This is the case that seems the most clear out of any in the past few years.

The text of the amendment isn't murky at all.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."

There's no way to interpret that being born in the US doesn't convey citizenship.

It was also 100% legal to kill someone trying to be a king.

Yeah, we had one as a prop in the 90s that had orange foil inside and a mesh in front, so when it moved around the fire looked alive.

And you'd load it with flour and blow through it to make a pretty convincing puff of smoke.

That last part has never been a part of the HBO business model.

I like my parts to fit toolessly when I'm done, so I use my router to dovetail the joints and secure them with gorilla glue in case the joints expand.