…superPAC dedicated to funding policies that hold IT organizations liable for the consequences of their actions.

Shepherds are generally entitled to state compensation if wolves attack their flocks, but the bloody aftermath of an ambush is described as traumatising for people who live close to grazing animals.

“My meat animals that were going to be killed for money got killed and all I got was money” is a wild complaint.

Also, let’s not lose sight of the scoreboard:

https://ourworldindata.org/wild-mammals-birds-biomass

Wild mammal populations have been absolutely curb stomped for a long time. Perhaps if they cut back on the human hunting of the wolves’ natural prey, this would be less of an issue.

Fair play to someone who kills a wolf on their property that’s threatened or killed their livestock, but a wolf hunting season at this point is some ecocidal nonsense.

Yeah, it’s only just now entertaining the idea of thinking of a concept of a plan to control damage.

Anything short of campaign finance reform and a more progressive system than first-past-the-post voting is just going to become a return to business as usual and putting out escalating dumpster fires without any investment in the future.

To be fair, I don’t think any country can or should be fixed, but this one’s got an especially bad case of corruption that’s stunting it’s political and social growth. There’s always going to be some corruption, but I feel like right now we watching the world series championship of corruption with about 30% of the population zealously cheering it on.

I’m honored.

This Jurassic Park movie is getting weird pretty quickly.

The fact that you have a mnemonic device for this makes me feel like you deserve to be on whatever lists you’re on.

Exactly how many museums have you been banned from?

Edit: Spelling

Don’t mind me. I’m just going to cut off a tiny slice of this blessing for myself.

Sanguine is the night, my brother.

Darrel: “What’re all these horses doing in my cat trailer?”

I think I heard about this on TikTok

You whippersnappers seem to be forgetting about Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover, who set the stage for the 1929 Great Depression and the shanty towns that would follow.

I hope you’re remembered like Ken M. I always find these funny, even when, or perhaps especially when, they don’t land well in the thread.

Here you go:

Don’t say I never got you anything.

Which is funny, but doesn’t really change anything from the initial conditions.

Yeah, they should be able to have a little necromancy, you know, as a treat.

Imagine if they get hold of artificial organs, and then they ship-of-Theseus people until their consciousness controls a fully artificial body. Unable to die, drowning in medical debt, the dead labor on. I bet that would generate a lot of value for stakeholders.

Nah, get some topsider shoes or penny loafers, khaki shorts, woven leather belt, a golf shirt and some aviator sunglasses. Then load that bad boy up with any and all cards you can find. Stuff it until the calfskin is warped and about ready to burst. Then shove it in your back pocket and sit on it for several decades. Ignore any contrary advice from orthopedics.

Thanks. That puts me on the right track.

https://www.onallbands.com/ham-radio-101-dummy-loads-smart-idea/

I get the reference to the original meme. I don’t understand the EM spectrum component, though.

Can you reach out to the group and see if anyone has a good skooma connection?