Kansas Crimson

He is free to think what he wants, and (within our laws and rules) to live how he wants. Me, personally, I would hope that guys on my teams have more savvy than to take up publicly for what a majority of people would characterize as misogyny. Even if you mean well, you should probably just not say ...

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 10:09 am if you are running for President of the United States of America, it should be mandatory that you debate. not voluntary. mandatory.

if they do debate, i won't watch. but they should have to.

And if Trump ducks the debates, should I assume you will vote for the guy that shows up?

I both understand ( vampires thirsting for profit on profit ) why the NFL is pushing the limits of user experience and don’t understand—you are making SO MUCH BANK don’t fuck it up. Cruise control and it’s year over year profit. I’m going to intentionally look to pirate and not spend on a single NF...

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I am getting a LOT of job offers. Plano/Overlander will be just fine. In the meantime, lots of Jeeping, lots of hiking. Did a badass 5.5 mile hike by Mt Rainier yesterday. 4 waterfalls, one huge one that you walk under. Good day. Which proves something I learned early that's not only true, but also...

Far too often, companies treat their experienced employees as no more than an expense that can be easily replaced by a lesser expense and fail to realize the revenue generated by that experience. I work in one of the few IT jobs in a bank that generates revenue and as the lead on a team that would ...

Results at the polls > polling. ❗️Trump below 70% in Douglas Co (Omaha) In addition to being a great proxy for swing state suburbs, Omaha (and the rest of #NE02) awards its own Electoral College vote Another positive sign for Dems after a run of poor polling https://x.com/brent_peabody/status/179055...

The question is, will it matter? In what sense? Even if he's convicted, will he actually get jail time? Seems unlikely. Will it hurt his chances to beat Biden? Maybe a little, but he's still leading Biden in many of the polls. Trump has a legit shot at winning if Biden is his opponent. All fair poi...

I also think the defense made a massive mistake with the jury by having Trump's political bootlickers not just attend trial, but make a show of themselves by coming in late.

The defense's BEST argument was that the prosecution was making a spectacle of things.

DeletedUser wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 5:04 pm

twocoach wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 4:18 pm Cohen has pretty much pushed this over the "beyond a reasonable doubt" threshold for anyone not just blindly supporting Trump.

The question is, will it matter?

In what sense?

Cohen has pretty much pushed this over the "beyond a reasonable doubt" threshold for anyone not just blindly supporting Trump. I expected the prosecution to want to call one witness AFTER Cohen, to turn the temperature down a little bit and refocus the messy picture down to a simple fact ...

pdub wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 8:14 pm I think a 6.50/7.00 taco is just too much.

Maybe I’m old.
Maybe this is Biden fault.
But 6.50 for one taco is too much.

It's sort of food gentrification, right?

Trump’s team’s cross of Cohen is NOT going well…for them.

I'm old enough to remember when it was considered absurd that Christo-Fascists wanted to pretend that a fetus is a person. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53721526313_252700085a_z.jpg It’s sure a good thing for us, then, that the 14th Amendment doesn’t in fact seem to have any legal effect at t...

It’s Schrödinger’s Pandemic: it didn’t exist at all (as something Trump bungled), but also it is why Trump is blameless for his own disastrous economic and tax policies.

We're also only now truly digesting what a disaster Covid was for development, of both "soft" and "hard" skills. The entire cohort of lawyers who had 0-4 years of experience going into Covid are now grossly overpaid (and thus their rates way out of whack) with reference to their ...

Ravens and Bengals (both at home) is a hell of a way to start the season. Go 2-0 there and you're in complete control of the race for the #1 seed - which (based on last year) is very very very obviously something that is quite important to get. You can't at all otherwise count on being in that sweet...

DeletedUser wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 9:15 am

KUTradition wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 9:14 am work to live, don’t live to work

This.

Even if you're lucky enough to work in a field or for a company that you love.

Lord knows it's hard enough when you do.

I posted this on Link’dIn, where most in my network are in the boat business: “One thing that has become crystal clear for me these past few years: in the marine industry, no one seems to be truly interested in curing their ills. Despite having survived significant challenges, many veterans are bei...

While the GOP pols who see fit to kiss the ring are a dubious collection of easily mocked figures, watching the “law and order” and “faith-based” party kneel before a criminal defendant in a case involving a porn star no less is another marker of how far things have fallen. https://x.com/tpm_dk/sta...