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📛Killdozers, Rollout!📛
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non-factory livery.
You sure? 🤔
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📛Killdozers, Rollout!📛
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non-factory livery.
You sure? 🤔
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📛Killdozers, Rollout!📛
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Idk man....Hello Kitty does do a fair few cross-overs.
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So much for Medicare and state pensions…
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Yeah, like if everything was kinda ok, and we weren't slipping back into global fascism, but it was obvious we were just treading water as a species... that'd be middle ground. We're definitely not on middle ground.
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I mean I really thought no one loved the spectacluar Plains of Procrastination in the super-comfy Lands of Laziness more than me, but I guess this little hobbit is going on an adventure 😂
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**you're
Edit: the second your is fine
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Play games with your neighbor to sink even lower! Canada rules!
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Yes
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Where is my food peasant? I'm shriveling away
My wife and I are on vacation right now. Thanks for a preview of the look we'll be getting when we get home tonight.
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I made a logo for my brewery
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My old tabby was named Stinky Peterson. When he was a kitten he'd fart when you picked him up....every.... single....time. And it was absolutely rancid. I miss him :(
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It was a trap!
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I've done that multiple times and yet......
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So we smashin' or nah?
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A coworker asked if I could help her cousin and their partner with something as they were moving in just a few blocks from my house. Afterwards we went out for dinner. I was showing them my new fancy foldy phone and the cousin was like "yeah, I really like Android phones over iPhones, I've always had iPhones because that's what my dad always had " and then I realised the three of them had all grown up in the age of smartphones. I had to break it to them that I was fully an adult when the first iPhone came out, and that while it was cool I never saw the need to have a phone that was also an MP3/video player. I had a minidisc player and books.
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Picture Day Fail
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Yeah....we all been there 😓
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Salmonella Has Now Come for Your Granola
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But then it's oatmeal not granola.....
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"Sabotage": Experts, lawmakers blast RFK Jr. for destroying healthcare research
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Good news everyone!
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Trump Backtracks on War Plan With Bizarre Word Salad
CNN anchor John Berman said Tuesday as the news broke. “We think that’s what the administration announced just moments ago.”
No one is entirely sure exactly what the Dementia in Chief is ever saying.
Macron added, “We are not going to take part in any forceful operation within a framework that does not seem clear to me.”
Others have said Trump risks “humiliation in full view of the world.”
That implies that he hasn't already been an embarrassment multiple times prior to this.
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Bambu Lab is abusing the open source social contract
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Certainly not everyone who said this would happen!
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I agree with don
No splashback.
No aiming.
Sometimes the tip touches the bowl and you feel like you should get tested..... even at home.....
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PC gamers buy way more games that cost less than $30 at launch compared to PlayStation and Xbox players, analysts say, and it's "reshaping the PC market"
Why would I pay £80-£100 for a broken-ass bag of hickory smoked goat anus, when I could pay £15-£45 for a really decent indie offering with a tight, properly thought out game loop, and free content in future updates?
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Guy has never stopped hustling.
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I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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You Do You, Larry
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Larry is a volunteer. The rule of taking in volunteers is that should there be no volunteers the core service shouldn't be affected.
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Two Americans Arrested for Terrifying Baby Monkey Punch in Reckless Promotional Stunt
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What the 99.9% Figure Actually Measures
The conviction rate tracks only cases where a prosecutor has formally indicted a defendant and brought the case to trial. It does not reflect the outcome of all police investigations, all arrests, or all cases referred to prosecutors. This distinction matters enormously. Japanese prosecutors decline to indict in roughly 60% of cases referred to them by police, meaning fewer than one in three cases that police hand off ever reaches a courtroom.1 The 99.9% applies only to that narrow slice of cases that survived the screening process.
This makes direct comparisons with other countries misleading. In the U.S. federal system, prosecutors indict more than 80% of referred cases, but over 97% of those are resolved through plea bargains where the defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for reduced charges or a lighter sentence. If you counted those guilty pleas as convictions the same way Japan counts trial outcomes, the U.S. federal conviction rate would also exceed 99%. The roughly 83% conviction rate Americans typically hear about applies only to contested trials. Japan has no comparable plea bargaining system for most crimes, so nearly all its cases go to a full trial, and the 99.9% figure reflects verdicts after that process.
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Major publishers sue Meta for copyright infringement over AI training
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So the same amount as if you or I were to seed a single torrent of a movie. Cool.