There's something off about her body language. To see what I mean - watch some of it with the sound off. Like from 0:25 to 0:35. I can't quite explain it well. But she's like a bad actress overacting in a shitty b-movie and you wonder to yourself as you watch the scene - "This is awful. Why am I still watching this movie?"
InevitableSwing
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Nike missed a chance to monetize shoe tying. They could have keep the app alive and charged - I dunno - ~25 cents a tie.
O say does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the cost overrun 'n the brave
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Seriously... Take the time estimate and double it. Take the cost estimate an quadruple it.
Where you from?
I was pretty sure Common Dreams as a source was banned from r/politics but I searched anyway and I found a thread. Maybe they were at one time? Anyway - r/politics thread
He told their star DC reporter Maggie Haberman this - https://www.tryparrotai.com/video?id=w_ft9n5rqh
It's just a suggestion. You could still do it.
Shudders.
You could. But I strongly suggest that you don't.
I don't know the context. Did she gently and politely hint Biden could step aside?
friend of credit card companies for 40 years
"Hey, guys I've been doing your bidding for decades. What will you do for me?"
They tell him they sent $10,000 to a pro-Biden PAC that they control. But did they really? No. Some execs went to Vegas instead. And he sends them a "Thank you" note.
https://subium.com/profile/grickle.bsky.social/post/3kwrwhxjy5526
In the original the text is the bland "He was so pleased with the garden that season."
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The first Chris Hayes-related food post in Hexbear or r/cth. OR what is he talking about? Wrong answers only.
(hexbear.net)
It's real by the way.
Spoiler
inventing 0 carb, 100 calorie, 15g protein alcoholic seltzers. you have no idea how many morons like me would drink that bullshit
https://subium.com/profile/chrislhayes.bsky.social/post/3kwqgj4qhyz2g
Spoiler
Nuneaton resident Anthony Bray, 48, was arrested by Warwickshire Police on June 8th, 2024, for possessing a “bladed article” in public that was sharp enough to be used for violence or intimidation- a point that Bray acknowledged during his confrontation with the police. He also remarked that the 6-inch replica of the “blade of evil’s bane” from The Legend of Zelda was a fidget toy, but officers explained that the properties of the toy’s blade, and more critically, his behaviour, nonetheless violated law.
Context