I pulled a muscle trying to pretzel my brain around that, too.

Hippos are extremely dangerous and viscious.

were?

I think you should follow that last sentence with a description of why that matters. I know by inference, but some may miss your point that by “killing any dog that pisses them off” they were selectively breeding for obedience to the alpha to the exclusion of all else. And then maybe extrapolate on how that trait translates into fierce loyalt to one individual which makes everything else a potential target for attack.

Are armor penetrating EMP rounds a thing yet?

Literally eat the rich.

These backward-ass clowns are going to be the bane of this world.

I used to smoke weed. I still do, but I used to, too.

spoilers… they don’t have a good case.

Empty XGreen, it gets your engine clean environmentally and with no calories!

Nuh-uh! Dread is a judge!

I’d put just a bit more distance in there. Trap, to me, implies bait or deception being used to lure something or someone into a place or situation of your design.

Jack Smith did not design the situation that the defense team placed themselves in. I am reasonable sure he’s overjoyed that they did.

The OP article does make a good case for exactly how that defense will fail in multiple ways, from a legal standpoint.

Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps.

So heavy it broke the chain, streets ahead.

After that, though, fuck it.

Je suis une fermier de paumplemousse et j’aime faire de l’apinisme.

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20180207-how-americans-preserved-british-english

Because American English and New Zealand (and Australia) all derived from British English, obviously, but have drifted less than the accents in Britain. US, NZ, and AUS all drifted differently but the three may still be closer to the British English from the time their colonies were established.

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20180207-how-americans-preserved-british-english

I’m sure zero.zero people read it.

let peopleThatReadIt +=;

Grew up in the 80s and 90s. As progressive and openminded as I thought I was then…holy shit there are a lot of words and phrases I won’t touch any more because they sound archaic, racist, mysoginistic, or hateful today. Back then they were perfectly acceptable everyday things no one would bat an eye at. It does make me happy that at least in this small arena we seem to have made progress as a society.

(Should add that this is from a US perspective)