I cut the cord shortly after I got my first batch of rentals from Netflix. I missed Survivor, 24, ER, Lost, etc. I'm old and I also did everything before it was cool. But I don't want anyone to think I'm cool because that's very much not cool.

It will be difficult to see the black sharpie in the dark. Sad!

Grover Cleveland and Donald J. Trump still lightweights compared to William H. Taft.

That's a chicken and egg thing.

Not completely, I can imagine potential customers telling the factory owner that they need to get their prices down and in the long run, building a rail line is the best way. Of course, I'm assuming that the auto part factories aren't the only ones using it so that the costs get spread around.

What kind of retarded inbred claim is Africa never had checks, or that checks were as good as cash anywhere else, on what fucking planet? There's a long history of personal checks not being accepted, or only if the merchant knows your bank or employer. There's a long tradition of people in need being denied financial services in general, especially in rural America (high trust my ass), and OBVIOUSLY rural colonial Africa and indigenous parts of Africa didn't have financiers standing by with bags of money.

How the fuck do you make a grand claim of societal differences and ignore the realities of financial service development in ANY country?

Ofc you don't.

You're stereotyping an entire continent. There are scary stories south of our border too, but if you reduce all of south and central America to that you're a fucking retard.

If they had to truck parts back and forth to/from the middle of Africa, that would be different.

If there were that much trade, there'd soon be a railroad to take the product from the factories to the nearest port.

The U.S. is an active participant in one of those and Congress still manages to name a few post offices.

The commercialization of spaceflight IS a contest. Not sure what else to say, I thought people knew what was going on.

>payments to OpenAI, with the Republican National Committee ranking as the company's largest political spender at roughly $9,700, the analysis found.

For some reason, I don't think $10K is going to be much help in paying for the billions being spent on AI data centers.

Uh.. more people are entering category? And probably even more people are exiting it to 66?

64 years ago there were more babies born than there was 65 years ago. And 63 years ago there were even more. You see there was this boom of uh babies, where the birth rates rose year over year for some time and then started declining to where we are today. These are the baby boomers.

Imagine that, an arbitary demographic's size can increase without being born.

Whoosh!
Get your mind back into the gutter where it belongs!

It's a wish fulfillment film for a very narrow demographic. Much in the way Red Dawn was. And for the people who completely missed the message of the B side of the plot, Falling Down.