You win for today, Chris.
Good. They've earned it.
I knew what this was without needing to click on the link, lol. Yes, a rather nasty punishment. All of these, of course, were intended to deter folks from being a bit too rambunctious. Another one I like is the Brazen Bull, which has the wonderful ability, through pipes, to turn the victim's horrible screams into soothing music. Who the hell thinks these things up? And yes, I called for crucifixion to return, but that's a pretty sick punishment as well.
Sure, ok. Does that make you feel better?
Whatever, I still don't care.
Am I now? I don't really care.
Yes, that's exactly it, dumbass.
Sure, ok buddy.
That so?
Yes, and?
Bring back crucifixion.
Is this that Hugh Mungus bitch again?
4 homes? That's Bernie-style Communism, there.
This is a prime example of why tattoos are a very bad idea unless you are ABSOLUTELY SURE that you want that permanently, not even taking into account the moral debate about them in the first place. When I was a young Airman, I briefly thought about getting one, but I really couldn't think of anything at the time that I wanted displayed permanently on my body. What happens for this young man if he has a change of heart?
Retardation has a face.
What is a Hobby Farm?
I will try to remember to get back to you on this. It will be some time until I even will be able to get a Powerwall, but I would like to, eventually. Our house runs on electric only and was built in 1985. We used to have an outrageous average electric bill (~250/mo), but this dropped about 75% when we did all of the following: replaced the ductwork, replaced the AC, changed out the insulation and installed solar. We also could never get our house really cool enough until we did all of that. As I said, our house was built in 1985, and we had the original AC unit when we moved in.
Last year my father passed at 88, and has left us a moderate inheritance with which we intend to get entirely out of debt (except the house, which we will pay off when I retire in a few years). Hopefully there will be enough there to also get a Powerwall installed.
This wins the cooment of the day. It's so spicy, it made me coom.
I guess selling pillows is harder than biting them.
Once you realize that emotions play a large role in politics, you'll understand a little better.
Remember the Agricultural Masters in the Chaz last Summer?
What's so bad about that? IIRC, no Commies.
They really don't understand free thought very well, do they?
That's right! I was trying to remember what that particular ridiculous meltdown was about.