Tiring ass conspiracy theorists.

As per records, Tokugawa Ienari - who was a shogun and died in 1841 - had fathered nearly 53 children

So...52?

Proper soundcheck + mic 2 and I've never had more than 15 seconds of dead time in past 10 years.

Free To Play Ojiisan's legendary hidden technique!

You absolute poet.

(You're a psycho wiener) Let me grab my beater!

After tear gassing the clergy who were hanging out water to protesters to get them out of the way? Yes we all remember that very equivalent situation.

Same. I didn't technically qualify at the time, but I had a kid hospitalized when I was about 4000 miles from home with no car, no phone, and no immediate contacts. They hooked me up with a room outside the hospital and just asked for a donation if I wanted and to keep it tidy.

My friend got her doctorate engineering rice to grow in high salinity areas. The goal was to aid farmers near brackish water and without access to good farmland. Greenpeace would definitely not like that.

"Hotdog car isn't science fiction, it's science fact."

~Oscar Meyer, probably

Not sure if it's what you're remembering, but adverse inference can be drawn when a party fails to present evidence known to exist by the court.

Remember last time when Trump did whatever the negligent version of attempted assassination is by going on stage with COVID?

Margarine I can understand, but aspartame is likely the most rigorously studied food additive of all time. Anecdotally and in contrast to your experience, I've been healthier since I swapped sugar in drinks to artificial sweeteners. But if it works for you, the numbers are the numbers, so keep at it. I once lost 20 pounds over the course of a year in highschool by swapping my lunch for a pack of Twinkies. Turns out calories in