Also known as "things we shrug about" and say "maybe we'll understand these things one day."
style99
joined 2 years ago
Funny, how much hand wringing is going on in the sweaty mainstream media about a guy who merely put down a vicious oligarchy-loving killer. You'd get the impression that media moguls are worried that they're next.
That is, indeed an unpopular opinion.
Some companies I don't mind, because they're small, HQ and likeable.
Nothing like hooking your internet up to literal wishful thinking.
What's interesting is if you look at Trending past 6 months, which puts elementary firmly in 1st. EasyOS and Mint are almost tied for 2nd.
Johnson, whose three-year term as the prime minister of the United Kingdom overlapped for two years with Trump's first term as president, discussed this at the Forum. He said that Trump was "pretty tough," on Vladimir Putin when he was in the Oval Office.
But he said that the Republican party has "homoerotic fascination with Putin, which I personally don't share."
He continued: "Some of these people think he's an all-around stand-up guy and they love his manly Christianity."
"It's complete nonsense. He's a tyrant and a kleptocrat and a murderer and a very, very dangerous and bad man."
I'm honestly more alarmed at the thought of "manly Christianity" than "tyrant" or "murderer" in this context.
Several masked men showed up waving Nazi flags and reportedly shouted antisemitic and racist slurs outside the American Legion Post 141 in Howell on Saturday during the play, according to CNN affiliate WXYZ.
They're still pant-pissing cowards, of course. I'll be more worried when they start taking their masks off.
They've always sucked at making games. They weren't always successful, though. Skyrim is the goose that laid the golden egg, and they'll be hard-pressed to repeat that success.
Why are you here? Shouldn't you be ignoring everything outside your idea of "reality" (the Almighty and All-knowing God of yours that you call Fox News)?
The classic square peg in a round hole problem.
Better question: Who decides what software "piracy" even is?