vagrantprodigy

I did for a few years, but it's been 15 years since this all happened, and I'm sure they have been lost in the shuffle.

I had the same issues with my first wife. At one point when we were separated she attacked me in public and tried to steal my keys so she could take my car, while I was holding my kid. I had scratches all down the arm that wasn't holding my child, and I ended up retreating into a store, where she continued to attack me. When the cops showed up I was immediately cuffed, and she was treated as a victim, despite onlookers and even her telling them that she had attacked me. I would have definitely gotten booked except that a female officer was called to talk to her, realized what was going on, and made the male cops uncuff me and arrest her instead.

At the hearing for a restraining order the judge literally laughed, and gave her partial custody of the kid with no restraining order for either of us, and the local DA let her off with anger management courses and nothing on her permanent record.

My company has done 6 layoffs in the past 18 months, all because of a bad bet the previous CEO made. It's amazing how one person can tank a company, cost 100s of people their livelihoods, and walk away with a golden parachute and a new job of equal level at another larger company.

Straight out of the Russian playbook. And for the same reason we can't let Putin win, these people can't be allowed to win.

I'd love to see Beshear run for president in 2028.

His Tesla is actually his least annoying vehicle. He also has a motorcycle and large truck, both of which have been modified to make more noise, and he likes to rev them up at all hours of the day and night. He doesn't take them anywhere, just goes out, makes noise, goes back inside. It's very pathetic.

Some of them have. My neighbor not only bought one but also painted his garage red with Tesla logos all over it

When they came out

Mine is that all of the Matrix films are very overrated.

I am also confused. I can see Apple getting sued for this, but I have multiple app stores on my Android phone.

Growing up with iPhones that don't let you change anything will absolutely make you less technologically skilled.

I know a few. Some of the younger people we've hired recently as more computer illiterate than my 93 year old grandfather.