“Try putting them in the air, Friar.”

1. Stand upright
2. Lean way over
3. Bend far at waist
4. Kiss ass goodbye

As long as 80% of emissions are created by 1,000 or so giant companies, all with their respective governments captured, there’s really not much you can (legally) do.

When every kitchen concoction was quiet revenge for getting slapped around on a daily basis

In 1968, there was cocaine and heroin in everything, domestic abuse was the norm, and man does it show in the stuff women would feed their husbands

Yeah, and I bet not a single admin has ever used this feature. It’s obscure, barely works, arguably causes more problems than it solves, and there are many other tools that fulfill the same use case, better.

This is one of those things I learned about because it wss in a textbook then never used again. The two or three times I asked about using as part of a solution at work, I got either a confused look or a “good joke” reaction.

That was close to ten years ago. This is the first I’m hearing about them since then.

Very few. The ATF’s definition of “ghost gun” also includes ordinary firearms that have had the serial number filed off (which is a crime to do). The vast majority of crimes committed with “ghost guns” are committed with those; ordinary guns with the serial numbers scratched off

I think this is the result of a culture in which they’re looking for ways to do more

All gun control is about controlling the actions of citizens who already abide by the law.

Poverty, unemployment, drug abuse, mental health, and income inequality are the causes of gun violence. Treat those root causes, and it doesn’t matter how many guns there are.

If gun ownership directly translated to gun violence, Finland and Switzerland would have many times the rates of gun violence as the US. In those countries, the total number of guns owned might be smaller, but the overall percentage of people who own guns is nearly 100%. Those countries don’t have the same problems with gun violence because they address the real root causes of gun violence.

It’s California, you ignorant swine.

I think the idea of printing a gun is to avoid detection in metal detector

Wrong.

Are you somehow under the impression a 3D printed firearm will explode in your face?

The real problem was always the grip being the serialized part of a firearm…

Not the grip, the receiver. Serializing the grip wouldn’t make any sense. Sometimes the receiver includes the grip, sometimes it doesn’t, it depends on the firearm.

Either way, it’s basically the “frame” or “chassis” of the firearm. It doesn’t make sense to serialize any other portion because you could just swap that part out and have an ostensibly different firearm.

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiocarbon_dating

Rhymes with “make guns illegal and the gun violence will stop”.

That’s how the grift economy works; you take something illegal, give it a different name, and pretend it’s something new and unregulated. The trick is to undercut all competitors with investor capital and put them out of business as quickly as possible. That way, by the time regulators try to pass laws against you, argue that you’re “essential to the economy” now that you’re the only one who operates in that sector.

Uber - No, we’re not an illegal cab company, we’re a “ride share service”

Air B&B - No, we’re not an illegal hotel chain, we’re landlords who sign one-day leases.

Kashi - No, we’re not an illegal casino, this is a “prediction market”

Earn In - No, we’re not an illegal lender, we’re letting you access your future wages, today

Klarna - No, we’re not an illegal credit card company, we just let you pay in four installments

There are a few possibilities.

1. An error in some outdated database
2. She put your number there on purpose to annoy you with spam calls
3. It’s a pretext; this is her way of “reaching out” and she’s hoping you’ll call her to resolve the confusion

Either way, learn how the block button works, then use it.

At that rate, the game should only take just under 31 years to complete, making it 10 times longer than the actual campaign the game is based on.

No. Every religion started that way.

Banjo-Tooie. You have every ability from the first game off rip. Sounds good on paper, makes more sense than losing everything for some reason. But, it also makes the move set feel bloated, makes the devs reuse old gimmicks to keep the old abilities relevant, and makes the new abilities feel less interesting and very situational. Overall, it makes the game hard to play because the rewards for doing so just aren’t that interesting.

They’ll call the number you gave them. Numbers can be easily changed

Theoretically, yes. But then you would be a US citizen in a foreign country. Eventually, that country will make you either leave or become a citizen.

Also, even though extradition wouldn’t be possible, deportation might still be on the table if you piss off the wrong people the right way.