JustAManOnAToilet @ JustAManOnAToilet @lemmy.world

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It's a terrible affliction. Fortunately, there is a cure - bacon.

I laughed. It reminded me of the Top Gear news segments.

I mean homeboy kicked her like a bad habit in the first day, it's not like it was weeks of a grueling ordeal. Dude straight up dgaf and I'm here for it. "Oh, that nuisance still has an office here? Gone. Next?" Man's coming in hot like Ari Gold.

Personally I consider it to be a chew toy between hot wings.

I am when the murder rate is on par. It shows that without guns, people just murder with other means.

So first of all, no we don't have double the murder rate, and secondly even looking specifically at "firearm related deaths" we aren't even in the top 5? All that with 120 guns per 100 people, nearly double that of the next country (according to the above commenter).

Do we have double the amount of murders per capita?

What are you some kind of city boy that buys his blanks at the store?

I mean, The Grand Tour bought a house for $2200 in a bad area of Detroit that nobody wanted. There are a shitload available starting at around $500. Have at it.

Anyone have the total of jobs lost due to this strike?

What threshold has to be met before they can search a home?

Sell tickets and pay-per-view to fund the government during the next shutdown.

Had no idea they were cloning and selling one of the little rascals. How dare they.

I can hear the ineffective assistance of counsel appeal being typed up now.

That might be your key point, mine is the prosecutor didn't do their job.

I mean, you can visit the OK Corral and see where the bullets are lodged in the walls anytime you'd like.

The full 30. This woman would still be alive if he'd been kept behind bars. How he worked it out to serve only 7 should be going into a lawsuit, which unfortunately won't bring this woman back but might send a message to prosecutors and prevent future tragedies.

Too lenient of a plea deal with such a violent offender.

If it takes you longer than 30 years to turn $200m into $1.08b then my friend you have a poor financial advisor. Also by then the $1.08b won't be worth the same, considering inflation.

If you get the lump sum though that's a large amount growing when invested. You can easily take that and grow it into more than you'd get over time from the payments.