Bjorn Cyborg

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The FCC changed their enforcement of the rule just a few weeks ago.

CBS's lawyers are responding to that.

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It's either a rule or it's not. If it's not, then CBS should challenge it legally as a 1st amendment issue.

Looks to me like they asked for guidance and made a business decision. You can't blame the government for every decision risk-averse legal departments make.

I personally think it's a dumb decision, and dumb rule. But CBS made its own decision.

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Don’t forget to pump back 8/10 of what you steal with water due to the difference in density…

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You know ball

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Sadly, my meth lab has been dormant for over a year, Sudafed in large quantities was a hassle to obtain and store…

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Amateur.

You either steal the raw ingredient in a 55-gallon drum by robbing a chemical distributor, or you conduct a heist of a train out in the desert by pumping it into a tanker truck.

This is the answer.

While we may think LSU is “woke” it’s ultra-conservative compared to northern schools.

These applicants are escaping to SEC country.

Not sure why LSU can’t recognize this, and take full advantage of it. Quit beating down the Greek system and put any remnants of DEI, social justice, etc, to bed.

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This isn’t a Louisiana or LSU trend. It’s a consequence of woke educational policies in the Northeast following COVID. Northern students like the relative freedom and lack of DEI policies at SEC schools. They want to have normal college experiences like their parents had in the 80s and 90s and don’t want to deal with Free, Free, Palestine protests or This isn’t a Louisiana or LSU trend. It’s a consequence of woke educational policies in the Northeast following COVID. Northern students like the relative freedom and lack of DEI policies at SEC schools. They want to have normal college experiences like their parents had in the 80s and 90s and don’t want to deal with Free, Free, Palestine protests or transgender everything.

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This seems performative. Even if it passes, which I doubt, the courts will strike it down.

Top o’ tha mernin to yus

I'm ready to just say, OK we will give all of our money to Northrup Grumman and Raytheon, but can we just skip the war part?

Let's pay them to make fricking bridges in the U.S., trains or buses or something we can use here.

There are already policies that exist which pay for IDs when needed. Money is not the issue.

In fact, there is no issue.

That's a feature, not a bug.

They hope you get frustrated enough that you just pay for your own UPS shipping

Smells like bullshite. I'll assume it's bullshite.

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But I know nuclear is the only answer to the problem - either that or reduction in population - or serious degradation of their living standards or both.

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Depending on variables, there is about 75-100 years of natural gas capacity in the United States alone.

I'm definitely for nuclear, but I'm for using all available sources.