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More payment processor bullying. Patreon ain't too far behind with it's wanting of the rule that your characters in your art will have to consent. Fictional characters will have to consent to sexual activity. This how you know media sanitization is beyond stupid.

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Just take down the US flags at this point and put up Israel ones.

Seems bad

As usual, basically everything bipartisan is terrible.

if I wuz god id make myself a hot elf chick

Aren't democrats supposed to be fighting against this sort of thing? I was told they would stand up for us.

the 40 minute slow mo grain harvesting montage was lit

yeah. too many inexplicable things have happened in my life to not think it.

so first, in the home where I grew up, I'd always think there was a man standing in one of the rooms. My parents just told me he was my invisible friend, and left it at that.
A few years later when my brother was around 4-5 years old? Would say the same thing, that there was a man standing in that same room.
I never saw the man move, he'd just stand still in one corner, same with what my brother said. I never told my brother about it, and he was a newborn baby when I was still seeing him (I saw him in that room every day from age 5 thru age 8)
Then, my entire family was at my parents house one christmas...and what does my young cousin see? A "stranger in the room" and he refused to go in.
I moved back to my parents a few years ago, and my cat refuses to go in that room. Any other room in the house? fair game. if a door is closed? he tries to get in and sticks his paws under the door crack, but not with this room.

Turns out the previous owners husband passed away in that room a few years before my parents bought the house, they didn't tell me when I was younger because they didn't want me to freak out.
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Did it? My understanding was that users who registered before a certain date keep their access until CE itself dies

CE definitely isn't going to see 2025.

Some of the nation's top legal experts on a controversial US spy program argue that the legislation, known as the Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act (RISAA), would enhance the US government's spy powers, forcing a variety of new businesses to secretly eavesdrop on Americans' overseas calls, texts, and email messages. Those experts include a handful of attorneys who've had the rare opportunity to appear before the US government's secret surveillance court.

The Section 702 program, authorized under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, was established more than a decade ago to legalize the government's practice of forcing major telecommunications companies to eavesdrop on overseas calls in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. On the one hand, the government claims that the program is designed to exclusively target foreign citizens who are physically located abroad; on the other, the government has fiercely defended its ability to access wiretaps of Americans' emails and phone conversations, often years after the fact and in cases unrelated to the reasons the wiretaps were ordered in the first place.

The 702 program works by compelling the cooperation of US businesses defined by the government as "electronic communications service providers" -- traditionally phone and email providers such as AT&T and Google. Members of the House Intelligence Committee, whose leaders today largely serve as lobbyists for the US intelligence community in Congress, have been working to expand the definition of that term, enabling the government to force new categories of businesses to eavesdrop on the government's behalf.

Members of the House Intelligence Community allied with the Biden White House and its spy agencies to defeat the amendment in what multiple House sources referred to as a campaign of fear. An hour before the vote on Friday, Himes openly threatened US lawmakers supporting the warrant requirement, claiming that if it passed, hed ensure those lawmakers face the brunt of the blame in the wake of any future terrorist attacks.
If we turn off the ability of the government to query US person data, the consequences will be known soon, Himes said. And we will audit why what happened happened. And accountability will be visited.

Her saying she wouldn't accept Daniel and Emma's apologies when they never even offered it was as delusional as it gets.

And it's all day. She's just tweeting all day about it.

Listen, I know she is beautiful, but she is your SISTER! Your SISTER!! Now we are going to get on Skype and you are going to apologize.

I don't remember seeing Power Stone in the list of upcoming franchise revivals, but holy shit it would be good if it was.

There's tons of harvesting but there's never any mooning

Meanwhile remakes of Power Stone

WW3 here we come *face palms*

Why would anyone willingly use a service like that

Go fuck yourself, Matt.

Specifically yourself, leave the teenagers you sex traffick out of it.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/cdabfb1c.jpg

Damn, I guess this random CEman with 150 karma and over 1800 active posts knows more than leading astrophysicists. I should listen to him and give serious thought to what he's saying

I kid I kid. No I haven't. They look like they would be a mess and barely functional.

Youve now scheduled multiple interviews and calls go straight to voicemail. I am cancelling this interview and you are not being considered further for this position.

I am reminded of the study that found that the banning of marrying cousins was arguably the most instrumental foundation piece to western civilization.

Right now we have at least two big conflicts going on (Russia v. Ukraine, Israel v. Pakistan) and fascism is rising around the globe. The powder keg isn't lit yet, but let's not kid ourselves here -- we're filling it up.