Bonus panel:
Seriously. This is like posting a picture of a safe and then not telling us what's inside.
Once and for all.
Craigslist and eBay are my go-to sources.
Trek sells old stock and some pre-owned bikes on their website. The searching and sorting functions suck, but I did find a 920 frame set:
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/pre-owned-bikes/pre-owned-mountain-bikes/920-frameset--2025-54cm/p/54069/
Heck yeah, I would fly a Star Trek flag. That would be a good choice on Gene Roddenberry's birthday.
She thinks it wouldn't look good in our yard. She may also suspect that I would occasionally fly stuff like the "defend equality" flag, which would cause some friction with our conservative neighbors.
I was not aware of this flag before. It's fantastic!
I have my grandpa's old US flag, and I occasionally display it for Independence Day or Memorial Day.
I am a low-key flag nerd and used to have a collection of interesting small flags in my bedroom as a kid. I would love to have a rotating selection of flags to fly in my front yard: historical US flags like the Serapis flag, or other flags that look cool or have interesting backgrounds. Alas, my wife won't let me put up a flagpole.
Trump broke with tradition and didn't put his hand on the Bible during his inauguration.
One might expect to hear conservative Christians squawking about it, but they have been notably quiet.
I can't not think of Star Wars storm troopers when I see white parts on AR's.
Not sure if this fits the community. It's more just fun illustration rather than a comic strip. Mods, feel free to remove if you see fit.
Source: https://woonyoung.tumblr.com/
I love this person's work. It's very whimsical and expressive.
Thanks for the clarification. It's so much worse than I thought.
My youngest isn't old enough to be a scout but still wants to keep up with the older siblings. So we are including a siblings-only class at this year's Pinewood Derby, and this first-timer is getting a little extra help from dad.
Are there any other scout dads here on Lemmy? I don't imagine it's a large demographic here.
R.I.P. ~~Biggie~~ Big Pun (damn, my bad)
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The impact of centuries of slavery, segregation, and unequal treatment doesn't disappear quickly. Even if the root causes were completely resolved (and they are not), the consequences reverberate for a long time. We cannot forget that much of our life is a result of where we start, and it was the same for our parents, and their parents.