We use a stuffed hamster toy with a santa hat.

Call it the "Ham-star"

We use a stuffed hamster toy with a santa hat.

Call it the "Ham-star"

Republicans want to rule, not represent.

Here's the thing I'm curious about: If this defense is even remotely successful, and they can show that his state of mind was caused by the absolute nonsense he was consuming for news, do you think laws will change about what claims can be made without proof on the internet? Screaming "fire" on the internet and whatnot.

I get why this newsworthy, but can we not give this idiot our attention?

And what percentage of that is controlled by Mark fucking Zuckerberg?

Edit: looks like about 2% of all the wealth held by the 72 million millennials in the U.S. is held by 1 person.

“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” - G. Michael Hopf.

I was once talking about the Strauss-Howe generation theory with a conservative buddy of mine and the above quote is what he was familiar with and made sense to him.

I highly recommend "The Fourth Turning" by Strauss & Howe.

https://archive.org/details/the-fourth-turning-an-american-prophecy-what-the-cycles-of-history-tell-us-about

Good bot.

I get it. There's the old Lewis Black rant that you need a tit for "milk" and no one wants to drink something called "soy juice." But I think that letting plant-based alternatives label themselves as "milk" allows them to compete in an arena where they are a tiny fraction of sales.

Plant-based milk often uses much less water than animal milk.

TLDR: Oat milk is fukken awesome and also like the one thing my kid isn't allergic to.