No it's literally just various pieces of meat cut up onto roughly wing-sized pieces. Bigger than popcorn chicken, smaller than tenders.

The bone was nearly 1.5 inches long. It wasn't just a bit of bone. It was basically the size of some bone-in wings.

I bet she didn't literally see the signing of the Treaty of Versailles either. /s

You can be witness to world events without literally being there and looking at them with your eyes.

Not only that, but McDonald's had been warned previously that the temperature they kept it at was literally dangerous and could cause burns instantly. They chose to keep it there intentionally, ignoring the safety issue they were already told could happen.

The bone was 1 and 3/8 inch long. That's not a bone piece. That's just a fucking bone.

The penalty should be $1000 for each day the stock is held plus the absolute difference between the purchase and sale price (I don't want them to get the tax benefit either).

Make it triple the absolute difference, plus the base fine. And have that fine specifically go to the DOJ budget. Give them a financial incentive, since it's clearly worked extremely well at getting the cops to go after the drugs.

Otherwise it again is still just a service fee if they get caught.

They're pointing out that aircraft carriers are heavy as fuck and float just fine.

This is why initiatives in states that allow Citizens to add measures directly are always trying to get as many signatures as possible. Way more than they need.

I just went through training for collecting signatures here in AZ and entire sheets of signatures will be tossed out for one small issue in the info for the collector.

Write your collector ID poorly and it's even slightly hard to read/verify? The entire sheet is tossed. The first person wrote their full address but their spouse just puts little "ditto" tallies? That isn't a valid entry and is tossed. And probably everyone after them will do the same, so most of the sheet will be tossed. Information is written outside the boxes? Tossed. Didn't check which county they are registered to vote and their entry is on a page for a different county? Tossed out. Signature doesn't match what they did when they registered to vote 20 years ago? Tossed out.

A great usable percentage is 80%, but it's more often near 40-50% once actually verified.

I only remember it taking so long to come out it became an early meme, and then finally coming out as a wet fart after all those years.

To be honest, it wasn't bad, for a Duke Nukem game. The issue is that the Duke Nukem style just wasn't good compared to modern games anymore. It was a late 90s game released in 2011. It also didn't go all in on the campiness either so it couldn't even cross into that territory and wrap back around to being good.

The entire premise of Enterprise was that it was Humanity's first foray into space outside our little backyard. The first Warp 5 engine gave Humanity the means to truly begin exploring.

The entire intro is about the journey and faith in that exploration. Going through Humanity's history of exploration, through every Enterprise until you get to the NX-01.

I love the orchestral intros just as much as everyone else, but that's just not the tone of ENT. It's a perfect intro for what the show was.

Many fears are not logical. Clowns though sort of make sense.

Being fearful of something that CLEARLY is out of place goes straight back to evolutionary reactions to our world.

There are legitimate reasons for denying increased security. One of them is the Congressional favorite excuse for things not being done that should be, the budget. If there isn't the budget for increased security, then a denial would be expected. A very vocal portion of Congress loves to talk about their about shrinking the budget all the damned time. One of the consequences of that is not having the budget to react to changing circumstances.