Yup, unbiased reporting is boring. NPR still has its moments, and nowadays if you report on anything topical in a logical way, it will come across as a left talking point.

Libraries forced to remove books, the opinion that it shouldn't be done is sadly now seen as a left talking point. Of course it isnt. It's the majority opinion.

The problem is many pundits on the right refuse to make that statement because it can lock them from further appearances.

This continues down the topic list. From LGBTQ matters and police reform, to environmental issues. This makes it hard to book guests, and also makes it difficult to engage in honest discussion because no one wants to say something that loses them money, and I can tell you from experience, if it's journalism on TV or Radio, it's about money.

Try and stop me

I usually pull up a full sentence with that word in it somewhere. And sometimes other words/letters I need to see. Being able to look at other words and glance back to the main one here and there is a good palate cleanser.

This is like the story of the guy in prison who claimed he gave his lawyer the submission for patents he himself thought up while in prison for the Doritos locos taco, with the seasoned shell, and gave them to his lawyer to submit to the patent clerk on his behalf, and he is alleging the lawyer took the recipe and stole them. It’s wild

Oh good catch.

If you read further, it mentions drawing may have referred to drawing out the bowels.

Yep, I screwed that up in the title, autocorrect suggested an apostrophe and I fell for it.

It should be just 'Adams Event' because it's named after him, it's not his event. The researchers named it the ‘Adams Transitional Geomagnetic Event.’

Crazy bastards sound like they're having the time of their lives!

Check my reply and you'll see I linked directly to the now-passed bill in Arkansas as well as the proposals in Iowa and Arizona. I believe there's at least 1-2 more in the works as well, but 3 is sufficient for now.

Should be Adams's then, innit

Here's their source

Arkansas Senate Bill 43 (Warning: PDF) --- Edit: Correction, Arkansas, not Alabama as I initially listed

Edit: Also some proposed bills:

Iowa Senate File 348

Arizona SB1028

Edit 2: There's also the Tennessee Bill SB0003 (Warning, also a PDF)

They'll have to pry my dress out of my cold, dead hands!

This is Reddit. The /s is always needed.

It was either 42k years ago, or will occur 42k years in the future. Ommmm...

for an example, go watch the ending to William Wallace.

That's why it is such a problem. Had the premise been questioned more, some values projected on to others might not be so prevalent in history books.

Ooops my bad.

The /s surely isn’t necessary here?

Yea back when everyone had to dress like they were going to a wedding, even when you went to the beach. Legit people had to wear suits to the beach. It does make for some well dressed crowd shots though. Not like now, you see how people dress in a crowd shot at Walmart? Oi vey.

Although some US bills are embossed, the government provides a free electronic device called a bill reader to blind people upon request. It's a foolish system. Bills stay in circulation less than ten years and the twenty is always being redesigned. If the treasury had started embossing the numerals when the issue was first brought up all the money would be fixed, but they're still just holding meetings. The US worries about BS and ignores actual problems. All the touch card or phone apps must be of incredible benefit to blind people.

When I was in China they had paper money for fractions of a yuan. There were coins for amounts under a yuan, but also tiny, little paper bill for cents. I seem to remember that all the regular bills had Mao on them, regardless of denomination, but the tiny bills had allegorical figures.

Bol Bol

Got a source for this?

I’m in my 50’s. Still trying to decide what to be when I grow up.

Aren’t people great! /s