Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

Maybe she'll become the mother of Skynet.

How much do you want it to be?

I think I get behind her every time I'm at Walmart.

No disrespect to your daughter, but that looks as disgusting as any fruitcake ever. Anybody ever giving me one of those would be invited to go with me to watch me shoot it.

People have already formed their opinions, they don't want to be confused with facts.

Maybe you should have done your laundry more often.

From Google AI: Samuel Colt was granted his U.S. patent for the revolving pistol on February 25, 1836, which established his monopoly on revolver manufacturing until 1857. This patent was for the design of his first mass-produced revolver, the Colt Paterson, and was based on his design for a practical, repeating firearm that used a revolving cylinder with multiple chambers.

I don't think my flip phone does that.

One time when I was on Guard Duty at Camp Pendelton we had a Training Call Out at about 8:00 at night. Where I wound up, I could see a drive in movie screen. I got to watch about the last 15 minutes of "The Car".

That's the best kind! And it's never intended as an insult, but more of a "Shout Out To".

But he's not going to be AT the scene. He can go home and take a shower, though that in itself might be suspicious to some.

Join AMAC. Association of Mature American Citizens. https://amac.us/ It's a conservative alternative to AARP. They have an Open Enrollment hotline staffed with people who you can talk to to find the plan that works for you. I have a Humana plan through them that has no monthly premium. I'm healthy enough to get away with that.

When I was a kid in Elementary School, I always thought that it was so wrong that we had class projects to make Mother's Day gifts, but never did anything for Father's Day since we were out for the Summer by then.

I think he meant to say flour, but Otto kicked in.

I always thought that it had to do with Vulcan's being stronger than humans.

I think that Tuvok might have done it on Voyager, but I'm not sure. And I'm pretty sure that I've seen other Vulcans do it, though I couldn't say where. As for crossbreeds, Troi was half Betazoid half Human.

In my opinion, worth exactly what you pay for it, the fact that we do incarcerate criminals for so long is part of the problem, as is the WAY we incarcerate them. We lock them up in air-conditioned structures, and give them 3 decent meals a day, TV, Cigarettes, workout areas, all manner of recreation activities, while they spend years with others of the same temperament as themselves that leads to them not being compatible with a normal, polite, working society. There doesn't seem to be any incentive for them to become productive members of society, nor any schooling, if you will, so that they know how to do so. They get out still having a "Prison" mentality with a ingrained need to be the "Baddest Bro on the Block", because that's what they lived while Inside. i'm not saying that I know what the answer is, but it seems like what we're doing isn't it. Somebody mentioned Sheriff Joe's tent city and pink outfits. He also served a LOT of bologna sandwiches and other less than pleasant foods. A lot of the prisoners that were in there said that they did NOT want to come back. "Tough Love" might be another option.

Maybe the Sarnothi don't have a language of their own, as Matthew Dunkan pointed out, Americans speak English, though not the same English as English people. As for the American Indians, (I refuse to say "Native American", I was born here, so I too am a Native American), tribes, I think that they all had their own languages. I know that the names we call them, Navajo, Apache, etc. were not what they called themselves, but are what their enemy tribes called them. They just called themselves, "The People". And all other tribes were considered to be less than People.

Your sauce sounds a lot like mine. Garlic, Italian Seasoning, and Oregano. Hot Italian Sausage, pepperoni, and blanched green bell peppers. 😋

The pics are a 1926 reproduction built for the Sesquicentennial Exposition. But you should know that Forty, weren't you there when Captain Nichols started recruiting Marines?

It is. 250 years ago.

Glad I could brighten your day!

In the context of the original question, I think that it's a matter of would that amount of money be worth worrying about, or is it such a small amount, (comparatively), that it's not. And in that context, it's not that much money. However, if I DID have $50 million, I doubt that I would have accrued that by giving any of it away.

I'm confident that it's no effort. If Uncle Forty is like me at all, and everything I've read says he is, it comes natural and it's a pleasure to boot.

You need to stock up on TOILET PAPER!! Oh wait, that's for the flu. I mean a pandemic.