It has taken less than 45% of the eligible to vote population to elect a president in almost (if not every) election in the US.

If you're going to call others idiots, you might want to make sure you have your facts straight: News of the World was closed down by their parent company; they were not forced to close by any government.

I was referring to the returning plague of the "muscle car" in the US.

And your current bodily fluids are also tomorrow's weather...so they're messing with both the past and the future!

Educated and caring are two different things.

In my case, I simply don't give a rat's ass, and will have the car that's actually fun to drive -- and also still happens to manage 30+ mpg combined highway & city.

Then again, if by "sports cars" you mean the return of ill-handling V8 powered land yachts, you may very well be right.

Dude lives in an apartment, which around here implies that he rents, not owns. So the same thing making PV and other solutions non-starters is the same thing preventing him from replacing his AC.

It's not his to replace.

You can claim anything you like. Whether it stands up in court is a different matter though.

Not in a "i'm just one person" or "no one I want to vote for has a chance of winning" sense, but because of blatant corruption and fraud at the polls in this county.

I've watched it -- "locked" boxes of ballots being opened and poll workers selectively removing ballots, and adding a stack of ballots they've filled out themselves so the number of ballots still matches the number of voters that voted, all while a county deputy charged with escorting the ballots back to be counted stood there and watched. I've complained about it to the state and the feds. No one cares, since I didn't get video of it happening. So I no longer waste my time.

I'll resume voting when I move somewhere else and can pretend that the process isn't hopelessly corrupted.

She (the daughter) taped it. It happened often enough that she knew something was going to happen. The mother has since left him and also said that was normal behavior for him, and that she (the mother) was scared of him. That put it into context for you?

Some judges are elected in my state. Some are appointed. It just depends on what level - city, county, or state.

and another example of a judge that should be removed from the bench by any means possible -- I don't know if you can recall a judge in texas, or if you have to wait until the next time that clown is up for reelection, or what the process is, but whatever the process, it needs to happen.

A good number of us have not turned on him -- we just never cared for him in the first place.

See also: Jimmy Wales.

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To be fair, a B52 isn't an airliner, either.

Call me silly, but I like the look of the old 707, especially wearing a classic airline's livery, and the 727 will always hold a special place in my mind as being the first airplane I ever flew on.

Other than those two, planes quit being pretty when we quit putting big radial engines on them. The Douglas DC-3, the Lockheed Constellation, the Grumman Mallard, and the Boeing 314 were some of the prettiest airliners ever made.