River Euphrates

While moving to dismiss the Dominion lawsuit against her, Powell claimed that "No reasonable person" would conclude that her accusations against Dominion "were truly statements of fact,"

Sure sounds like it to me...

Bye Bye Trumptards!!!

Oh... My... God.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHLIdAbr0kQ

What is the end game here?  I'm not buying the nine-dimensional chess bullsh** - this is just f**king ridiculous.

I've been using free AVG for years, and I used to love it, but over the years it has turned into a resource hog.

Can anyone recommend what they consider the best PC Antivirus (I prefer free, but would be willing to pay a reasonable amount).

Obviously the most important thing is going to be its ability to protect my computer, but just as important would be its ability to run virtually undetected in the background without throwing up unnecessary messages, locking the machine up, rebooting, etc.

Thanks in advance!

I ran across this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjXjyC7P_ns

But when I attempted to find out more info about 'Face', all I could find was this guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbqVh6iUFS4&list=R...

Those two videos are three years apart, but they don't look or sound like the same guy.

Any idea?

I live in Tennessee, and for years, I have heard people make incorrect, conflicting, and otherwise misleading claims regarding gun laws - specifically as they pertain to handguns.

The current law in Tennessee requires a permit to carry a handgun. The permit covers both open and concealed carry. There have been attempts at relaxing the law to allow for open carry without a permit (at which point only concealed carry would require a permit), including one that is supposed to be up for vote in 2017.

I was listening to a guy in my office this morning claim he could open carry his gun without a permit (information he claimed he got 'from his brother'). How is it that people can be so ignorant of the law (especially considering it only takes ten seconds with google to find correct information on state website, or others like opencarry.org etc.)?

Example - if a dog has an intense dislike for someone (to the point that they will try to attack the person), and that person comes into contact with someone else (like an adult holding a child), is it possible for the dog to get confused by the scent and want to attack them?

Considering that Trump has a disdain for the poor and never served in the military - how many days after he took office do you think it would be before Trump would have us neck deep in another Dubya/D!ck style quagmire (or worse)?

I give it about 3 (unless Putin sends him an e-mail on the first day congratulating him on his overcoming being born with freakishly small hands to become President of the United States.

It seems like an archaic way of doing things - not to mention the rule against going back to previous sections (which some people manage to get away with, while others get caught doing it) is unnecessary if you simply can't access the previous section.

It appears to be some kind of clickbait - that takes you to a screen claiming your flash player is out of date (which isn't true).

I would make sense if Joseph was the biological father, but according to the bible 'immaculate conception' (i.e. the 'holy spirit') was responsible for Mary becoming pregnant.

He seems to think that it's just 'secular progressives' who 'don't believe in the bible' who find his claims ridiculous.

Someone is claiming that Devo used to throw diapers filled with mashed potatoes into the audience. I couldn't find any reference to it online, and he seemed to think it came from pop-up video, but conveniently I can't locate it. I found a list that said it was from episode 40, but that's about it. Anyone know if the claim is true or not?

Is the reason that religious people see religious symbology in the world because those symbols were based on naturally occurring patterns in the first place?