What about a turkey egg?

I see what you did there

But not after having killed a lot of kids first.

And a dirty diaper.

The Dolphins are not gonna like this.

So…you like Gladiator’s Timmy?

That’s how the game is supposed to work. It’s the point of it.

It was made during the first gilded age when wealth inequality was at its highest levels (until now), and was literally an example of how capitalism is bad and prices people out of even being able to afford a cheap place to rent, and when they can’t pay rent, they go to jail.

It is not a happy game, and to this day I don’t understand why people assume it’s a happy go lucky kids game (at least that was the impression I was given when I was introduced to the game)

A guy who writes a book about it?

Oh, good to know. So his whole family are full of immigrants, as is his wife…

Grandfather.

Yeah, that tracks. With any religious person even at a non-religious school.

Nice

The gymnosperms also did not survive the anti-aircraft fire.

This is a pretty great explanation/simplification.

I’ll add that because the calculations rely on floating point math in many cases, graphics chips do most of the heavy processing since they were already designed for this pipeline in mind with video games.

That means there’s a lot of power hungry graphics chips running in these data centers. It’s also why NVidia stock is so insane.

Keep trying, document everything. Get people to talk and align their stories. Consider getting several people with grievances to go to HR together. Showing up together is a show of force most HR take very seriously in my experience.

He’ll resist arrest while being in prison and will hang himself with two bullets to the back of the head.

Have you considered going to HR about this? I’ve never confronted a bully directly at work. You need to be indirect, not direct. Not every problem can be solved head on.

Not with ballots at least.

More like Mr. Burns syndrome.

dangerous road designs in north america rather than the age of drivers.

It can be both things. You are correct, the road designs are dangerous, and the lack of driver education about road safety, and constant retesting, especially in the elderly, contributes to that.

Additionally, the size of our vehicles on the road increase the fatality chances dramatically in collisions/crashes with other vehicles and especially pedestrians.

There are numerous factors that all add up to be the hellscape that is driving in America. We don’t need to fight against one of those to promote another.