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Oh, sorry, that was in response to Darth Fluffy and the Pharaoh discussing Napoleon’s reputed short height.

Trump is probably better described as the Wizard—a charlatan who has his supporters convinced that he can work magic, while he gets other people to do his dirty work.

Did you mean "created an Enots S'Rehposolihp?"

"The Human is feeling under the weather. I'll hang out with him until he gets up." - Explorer the Cat.

Summer is daylight time, so yes it would be CDT.

... which is why you should always wear boots with good arch support when delving in dungeons (in the previous editions).
 
Now, the new theme is "I think you're alone now."
 

"Taking a nap in the sun light.  I like this" - Explorer the Cat.

You're spaced out on sensation. 
Like you're under sedation!
Let's do the Time Warp again
Let's do the Time Warp again

That’s more apoplectic than post-apoplectic.

That may not be the worst thing in the world.
Unlike many small towns, Yogurt has an active culture. 
 

No. Due to security requirements, The DoD soup is required to include numbers and symbols to meet its cryptologic standards. However, the new digital soup only needs Is and Os.

That sound like more of a retronym. The military is good at that. All the clever wags in the program office think of candidate phrases for the program title.
Cat is Cuddly Animated Terror.

Explorer hanging out with The Human
 

From the Pennsic History page 
 

And celebrate by bringing your girlfriend trophies of your victories—the severed genitalia of slaughtered plants.

Barbecue sauce’d for your eating pleasure.

A good comparison would be the “Robber Barons” on the Rhine River in centuries past, who would place barricades across the river to block any traffic until each vessel paid tolls. And there were dozens of such petty nobles doing this, each with their separate barricade. It eventually got so bad that the Rhine stopped being a viable route for shipping. That is what happens when there are too many unregulated fingers in a single pie.
In short, we don’t want lots of small road-owners each placing their own fees such that we have to pay a hundred charges in order to cross the country. Instead, we would want nation-spanning “Road Corporations”, akin to rail or air travel, where you could cross the continent on a single company’s system, while having the choice between a few competing systems for reaching most major destinations. Of course, that brings on the same sort of regulatory issues that apply to railroads.

Sadly, a huge chunk of people have made it a part of their ideological identity to be against anything that their opponents are for—if anything is “woke” or “socialist”, then they will oppose it, no matter how much it might otherwise benefit them personally to support it. This is where we get people who are on Social Security and Medicare who vote to reduce their own benefits.

A good comparison would be the “Robber Barons” on the Rhine River in centuries past, who would place barricades across the river to block any traffic until each vessel paid tolls. And there were dozens of such petty nobles doing this, each with their separate barricade. It eventually got so bad that the Rhine stopped being a viable route for shipping. That is what happens when there are too many unregulated fingers in a single pie.
In short, we don’t want lots of small road-owners each placing their own fees such that we have to pay a hundred charges in order to cross the country. Instead, we would want nation-spanning “Road Corporations”, akin to rail or air travel, where you could cross the continent on a single company’s system, while having the choice between a few competing systems for reaching most major destinations. Of course, that brings on the same sort of regulatory issues that apply to railroads.

Sadly, a huge chunk of people have made it a part of their ideological identity to be against anything that their opponents are for—if anything is “woke” or “socialist”, then they will oppose it, no matter how much it might otherwise benefit them personally to support it. This is where we get people who are on Social Security and Medicare who vote to reduce their own benefits.

"We have good new, and bad news. We were too late to save Mirabel, but she was delicious and we saved you some."

Explorer helping The Human feel better.

Last time I check those weren't on the belly.  BRB, checking Explorer.



Yeah, not on the belly. 

My favorite episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks has two of the ensigns retrieving a Catian (Cat person) ancient heirloom fertility object (scratching post) for the Catian chief medical officer. After the entire episode of numerous hazards and narrow escapes, they return home with the object ... destroyed. No problem. The doctor tosses the contents. She only wanted the box. (She immediately plays in it.)