I think you'd definitely want a federal minimum security camp. Think more along the lines of mail fraud or some other white collar crime.
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There's a park on the lake near me that has a retaining wall that steps down into the lake swimming area built this way. The bags are rotted away so they're just concrete pillows now. They're been there at least 20 years
I've watched a lot of religious arguments and debates and, let me tell you, the religious have no problem whatsoever with lying. I mean, sometimes they're wrong, sometimes they have a weird interpretation, but they also tell bold faced lies that are easily disproven. They do it often and even when proven to be a lie, they just keep saying it for years.
It was also a crazy in the US. They called it butt chugging. It was funny to hear politicians talk about how we needed to do something about butt chugging
I've heard it called God's blind spot before but poophole loophole is a great phrase
I was on a highway doing around 60 when the car in front of me suddenly spun around in a 360 and stopped. Luckily they were some distance in front and there was no other traffic. When I passed, it was a teenage boy in the passenger and his grandmother driving. She was yelling at him and reaching down between them trying to do something. I think he had pulled the e-brake just to see what would happen.
It's getting even dumber. Trump now claims it happened in New Jersey many years ago. He has evidence. A picture from a book shows him and Willie Brown together and quotes Trump as saying "We actually had an emergency landing in a helicopter together." The book was written in 2023 by Trump, well, by someone literate. But there is evidence that he believed this as far back as.. last year.
Nate Holden, a black California politician says he had a "turbulent helicopter ride" with Trump in New Jersey probably in 1990. Barbara Res, the Trump Organization’s former executive vice president of construction and development, thinks it was Nate Holden.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-apparently-confuses-willie-brown-with-jerry-brown-helicopter-tale-2024-08-09/ https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/former-trump-executive-disputes-claim-willie-brown-helicopter-rcna166083
Of course, this whole thing absolutely does not matter at all. The whole story was just a way to say "someone who knew Harris said bad things about her" which also doesn't matter even if it's true. But it's funny because he will waste so much time ranting about this non-story for the next three months and probably for the rest of his life.
But why would he have them?
I know, and it's public information that we can look up, but it's not like they give the passengers that information.
How could he possibly have records of something like that? Did the pilot land, get out and hand him a document attesting that the flight happened, who was aboard, and that an emergency landing was performed?
These are the people that are deeply concerned about the sexuality of M&Ms, they take every-fucking-thing seriously
The cyber truck has a big ass sunroof that'll probably shatter if he opens up with that 50 cal