Lurker > wackyteen

Imagine getting the letter for jury duty and its for Trump, absolutely wild. I would see it through.

By the end of Tuesday, seven jurors had been selected to determine whether Donald Trump should be the first president ever convicted of a crime. By Thursday morning, when the Manhattan trial resumed, there were just six.
According to Judge Juan Merchan, the juror was excused after later expressing doubt that she could remain fair and impartial. In particular, she said that friends and family had already reached out to ask if she was serving on the jury.
Those calls came after numerous media outlets reported potentially identifying biographical information about the woman, including her job and the neighborhood she called home. Fox News Jesse Watters highlighted the juror's details while reading through public pool notes about the selected members. "This nurse scares me if I'm Trump," Watters said.
Other outlets including NBC News, CNN, CBS News, and ABC News also publicized details about the juror, including additional identifying information.
Watters has alleged without evidence that "liberal activists" are lying to get on the jury, a claim that Trump himself has repeated on Truth Social, potentially violating a gag order.
Jury selection is continuing Thursday. Trump is facing charges that he falsified business records to cover up a hush payment and affair with Stormy Daniels to unlawfully influence the 2016 election. He has pleaded not guilty.
Judge Merchan implored journalists to be more careful going forward, asking that they exercise "common sense" before reporting jurors' biographical information, NBC News reported.
"Jurors are real people with families, lives, and jobs," tweeted former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti. "If one juror came forward and vocally expressed concern about her safety, that concern is likely in the mind of the *other* jurors. Their safety must be ensured in order for our legal system to work."

If you're wanted for $250,000, chances are, you aren't coming out in 5 years.

I dont remember the exact title but it had something to do with Taylor Swift being a man, with images of her wearing a one piece swimsuit and a visible mons pubis.

I believe wackyteen made the thread roughly a few months ago

@wackyteen

Ultimate cringe, thank god that thing died decades ago, as well as any link to my even more cringy username at that time.

blame your employers for not holding proper withholding.

anyway, i have even returns or get a small amount back from fed and state is even.

got $11 back from federal
owed nearly $400 to state

does this count as hornyposting now

How do you hold a straw though? With a clenched fist

What is it called when it's no longer brain rot because your brain has rotted away long ago and now it's just an empty husk of a skull?

I have 3 phones. Which one are you talking about tc?

1. Don't use Vortex. It doesn't work well with games released before it. I use Fallout Mod Manager, but I hear good things about other managers too

2. Consider following a guide. Viva New Vegas seems to work well. Be sure to follow it exactly

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/2/25dbc88a.png

Middle eastern instability. Doesn't matter if it's actually material to oil production they just need the excuse to raise prices.

Most people tend to avoid discord as it happens to have a negative reputation. Usually gamers tend to use that place and twitch but its not a good replacement for online chat or discussion. I used to use discord for discussion of game info until I realized the types of people who frequently visit there. A lot of those people are usually not the type you want to conversation with. Many of them are plum creepy imo.

unning around a barren map with random mountains and hills in the way to purposefully force you to go the long way around all while staring at barren wastelands.

Also a lot of servers have cliques and dont like new people.

I grabbed it from a Redbox when it first released and beat it, but I'll be honest, I barely remember anything about it. Literally the only party member I can recall is the quirky asari that annoyed the heck out of me. I can't even tell you what the story was beyond the initial premise, yet have no trouble remembering the original trilogy. Maybe I should try to replay it the next time I have access to it (if it was free at some point, I might have it on Origin, but if not, I'll give it a shot next time I get Game Pass Ultimate).

Then again, I recently replayed through the Dragon Age series and while I had no trouble with the first two (I'm probably one of the few crazies that like DAII), I barely got into Inquisition before stopping because it was too tedious and grindy for me, and I want to say I remember Andromeda being a bit similar to it in style when it came to quests/missions.

That's the neat part, you don't.

It's annoying / impossible to search for the start of a discussion, and if you are away for like 30 minutes, you are out of the loop.

A board is asynchronous communication, a chat is synchronous communication. (As long as the chat is active that is)

That's why discord may be a alternative for the active people who are, well, active most of the time, but lurker or people who can't stay active for longer periods of times are left out quickly.

• Microsoft has began testing showing ads in the Start menu's "Recommended" area on Windows 11.
• The ads will consist of "recommended" websites and apps, along with brief descriptions.
• This change will apply to Windows 11 Home and Pro, but users can turn it off.

In the last six months, Microsoft has ramped up how and where it tries to advertise apps and services to you. The company is already bringing more of MSN to the Windows 10 and Windows 11 lock screen, the Widgets panel is a glorified advertisement board, and the Settings app now wastes no time trying to get you to subscribe to Microsoft 365.
Now, Microsoft is looking to open up advertising in another area of the Windows Shell, specifically, the Windows 11 Start menu's "Recommended" area, which the company says will now showcase apps and websites it thinks you might be interested in trying out. This change is currently in preview testing, so it may not ship if enough users file feedback about it.
If it does ship, users will have the option to turn it off if they want. To do this, just head into Settings > Personalization > Start and turning off "Show recommendations for tips, app promotions, and more" will disable the ads from showing in the Start menu. This is how Microsoft announced the "feature:"
"We are now trying out recommendations to help you discover great apps from the Microsoft Store under Recommended on the Start menu. This will appear only for Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel in the U.S. and will not apply to commercial devices (devices managed by organizations). This can be turned off by going to Settings > Personalization > Start and turning off the toggle for Show recommendations for tips, app promotions, and more.
This change is just one of many recent ones designed to promote apps and services on top of Windows. Some users may find it useful to see recommended apps and websites in the Start menu, and app developers will definitely appreciate the extra opportunity to promote their app.

No. My existing pets created her.

For the animal itself or the vet trip to get shots/fixed?

My hot take: Andromeda is the best game in the Mass Effect series.