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I don't think car parts can sin so they're off the hook I guess.I’m blind or it’s missing trannies.
What would you call drag racing?I don't think car parts can sin so they're off the hook I guess.
As President Donald Trump threatened to allow a government shutdown if Congress did not provide funding for his proposed wall along the Mexican border, a Republican congressman from Ohio offered up alternative routes to getting the wall built: through Internet crowdfunding or through an initial coin offering.
During an interview with NPR's Morning Edition on December 12, Rep. Warren Davidson said that he had offered what he referred to as a "modest proposal" in the form of his "Buy a Brick, Build a Wall Act." The bill, which he submitted on November 30, would authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to accept monetary gifts from anyone "on the condition that it be used to plan, design, construct, or maintain a barrier along the international border between the United States and Mexico." The funds would go into an account called the "Border Wall Trust Fund," and a public website would be set up to process donations electronically.
Wait, that's not the Onion?
So um an entire floor at a Washington DC federal courthouse has been sealed off for a "mystery case". Reporters can't tell who's going in or out.
It's beginning to look a lot like Muellermas~
Still haven't heard or seen anything about this yet.Just something on the grapevine.. anyone seeing anything along these lines on the newswires?
Gracious Anthracite: "uspol (+)" - Dragon Style
Special counsel Robert Mueller appeared to be locked in a subpoena battle with a recalcitrant witness Friday in a sealed federal appeals courtroom, the latest development in a mystery case that has piqued the curiosity of Mueller-obsessives and scoop-hungry journalists.
Oral arguments in the highly secretive fight played out behind closed doors under tight security. Officials at the U.S. Courthouse in Washington, D.C. even took the extraordinary measure of shutting down to the public the entire fifth floor, where the hearing was taking place.
One more thing for Gen X and Millenials to bitch at Boomers about.Holy -----
I'm assuming this is talc, which is a finely ground mineral. It has had problems in the past and so it's not surprizing if other mineral contaminants are in it. Why is ANYONE exposing their lungs to finely ground minerals when we all know about black lung and asbestosis, let alone selling it?Holy -----
Customers of the entire "salt-breathing wellness" industry need to be asked this question.Why is ANYONE exposing their lungs to finely ground minerals when we all know about black lung and asbestosis, let alone selling it?
I don't think he cares as much since he passed away...Carlin is a comedy professional: he pays attention to ticket sales, book sales, not breaking his base, and a pathological fear of having to work dive bars at midnight again for tips in two-traffic-light towns in 'Jersey.
Charlotta Turner, professor in Analytical Chemistry, received a text message from her student Firas Jumaah in 2014 telling her to to assume he would not finish his thesis if he had not returned within a week.
He and his family were, he told her, hiding out in a disused bleach factory, with the sounds of gunshots from Isis warriors roaming the town reverberating around them. Jumaah, who is from Iraq, is a member of the ethno-religious group Yazidi hated by Isis.
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She contacted the university's then security chief Per Gustafson.
"It was almost as if he'd been waiting for this kind of mission," Turner said. "Per Gustafson said that we had a transport and security deal which stretched over the whole world."