SculptusPoe

Yeah, I wouldn't watch it. I also don't watch boxing or football. They probably should have shut them down if they are policing their streams at all.

I don't know. I don't eat there often, but pretty much everything they make is good. I can't even think of another place that makes chicken and dumplings... For that style of food, I would always take a higher end one off restaurant in the Carolina. But for something ubiquitous, it is pretty much the only option, and it isn't as expensive as Shatley Springs or something.

Don't you know there are only two opinions in the world? Conservative and Liberal. Everything is neatly sorted into those two opinions. All questions, physical items, debates, people, opinions, foods, roller coasters, pickles, etc. All of it is Either Conservative or Liberal. Democrat or Republican. Whig or ...torry? I dont know. I mean, how could a rational human like fried chicken, grits, antiques, etching style line art, biscuits and old-fashioned candy without also hating Mexicans and hating killing babies?

Okay. Fine. Who do you want to have control of what you can see, hear and read?

Not a straw man. An actual point.

People never think of that. They always clamor for censorship, always thinking censorship will go their way and censor the things they don't like. Since the police already went to where this guy was and determined that he was there of his own volition, I don't think the streaming services should have any other responsibility. The streaming services should always err on the side of not censoring anything.

Well. Devil's advocate, they are holding the streaming service responsible because they didn't block the stream, which presumably would presumably disrupt the streamer's actions. I don't personally think Kick should be responsible at all.

Where are those island guys hiding that they need camo as a uniform? They should wear tan pants and blue shirts so they blend in with the beach and horizon.

My interactions with AI finally give me some understanding for why Data is the way he is.

I remember when mice were a neat new peripheral for use with graphical interfaces instead of typing in a command line.