Wow, Graham Hancock is still around?
So reaching the melting or boiling point is the Harlem Shake?
If the Democrats lose, everything you want and love will be destroyed. Those are the stakes.
Or anyone not in Putin's pocket. Yes.
It didn't start with Dark Horse, but Grendel ended up there...
The hardest one I can say I'm honestly proud I figured out are the old "Impossible Mission" games from Epyx.
They have set rules, and once you figure out all the rules, they are solvable, but the platforming elements require precision and the puzzle elements are challenging.
8-bit Souls-Like?
Longplay - 1:
Longplay 2:
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Just FYI - This is an Israeli news site known to be biased in favor of Israel, I'm leaving this up as it appears to be simply reporting a fact, but it's worth noting any opinions regarding the conflict are likely skewed.
“[Harris'] father’s white,” Jackson is quoted as saying. “That’s what I was told."
Aaaand... who told you that?
Hey, at their peak, when Nader was running in 2000 and Bush was installed as President by the Supreme Court, the Greens got 2.7% of the vote!
The best they've done since then is Stein in 2016 with 1.07%.
Generally, they're 0.1%, 0.3%. In that range.
Oh, it can be done, but that means amending the Constitution.
To do that you need 290 votes in the House, the people who needed 15 tries to get a simple 218 vote majority to pick their own leader.
Then you need 67 votes in the Senate, a body that's incapactitated by needing 60 votes to overcome a filibuster.
Then you need ratification from 38 states, when 25 went to Biden in 2020 and 25 went to Trump.
There may be a way around it, but that doesn't kick in until enough states with 270 Electoral College votes agree to it, and that hasn't happened yet either:
"Central Casting? Yeah, we need a Nazi, who do you have?"