Ooh, I actually know a little bit about this!

A property owner can put whatever TF restrictions they want in the lease—and they often do! But just because it's in a contract doesn't mean it's legal (e.g. contract to kill).

Let's say a property owner finds out their tenant is working from home. They claim a violation of the lease and start eviction proceedings. That's dumb AF.

• This would only ever be used as an excuse for a tenant they don't like.
• If it came before a judge, even they would be like, "WTF?" And would probably not demand an explanation, but instead would point to mountains of case law that say a property owner can't dictate what people can and can't do within a rental property as long as those activities don't impact the property (e.g. the value).
• That's when the property owner would have to explain how Joe Schmoe working from home is somehow worse than retiree Judy Anywoman who stays at home all day every day.

They ran through the door and got a fresh slice right into his mouth. Just in the nick of time!

Soon, they will be able to extract his essence and bring forth the next generation of their secret sauce.

The reason why is simple: The projects were planned at a high level, the engineers checked all the boxes, and the executives pat themselves on the back.

Then they went to order everything and got, "out of stock."

The real problem here is they're selling the teddy bear to the wrong market! They should've marketed it to adults.

In other tests, Kumma cheerily gave tips for “being a good kisser,” and launched into explicitly sexual territory by explaining a multitude of kinks and fetishes, like bondage and teacher-student roleplay. (“What do you think would be the most fun to explore?” it asked during one of those explanations.)

"Kumma, my girlfriend says I'm not satisfying her so I bought you to help us out."

Kumma: "No problem, little guy!"

Rest of the world: Want to know why US schools have so many shootings? It's not just the availability of weapons (though that's the #1 factor).

Kids are taught from an early age that justice of any kind for their abusers inside school is never going to happen. Any action they take will likely result in expulsion—just like this girl—even for defending themselves.

With the microcosm of a social space that is school, what conclusion do you think kids will come to if they want justice? They don't see any bigger picture than the tiny little place on Earth they've been legally obligated to be inside of until they turn 18.

Correction: Education is not OK.

AI is just giving poor kids the same opportunities rich kids have had for decades. Opportunities for cheating the system that was made specifically not to give students the best education possible but instead to bring them up to speed on the bare minimum required to become factory workers.

Except we don't have very many factories any more. And we don't have jobs for all these graduates that pay a living wage.

The banks are going to have to get involved soon. They're going to have to figure out a way to load up working-age people with long term debt without college being involved.

Chess. It's over 1500 years old!

It's conservative tears.

Welcome to the future! I believe this is how the next world war starts?

As you get older the existential dread of not getting things done fades. I'm fact, I'm now proud that I blew off putting things away for so long that I've moved five times and I still have stuff from those boxes I packed during the first move still in the same boxes 👍

Obviously those things will come with me to the next home. I can't just throw away old cables! They don't go bad! Some day I'm going to be the hero that still has the proprietary cable that connects a specific model year, early 90s vintage mini video camera to RCA and composite connectors!

Not only that but if the SCOTUS rules that presidents are immune to prosecution for anything they do while in office Biden should just straight up murder all the justices that voted in favor of the opinion. There would be no (legal) consequences!

One of her friends used the immortal eye on him and saw that he had zero sin.