Wanderer Wolf

Oh? May we have the details? 🐺

According to my fatter friends, yes. After all, it's a heavy weight sitting on your front, dragging your torso forward and down. In cases with particularly large bellies, people can end up swaybacked.

Clarification: As the Justice Department already pointed out in court, that money was set aside for other purposes, so taking it away from those accounts would be against the law by virtue of disregarding federal budget assignments. A bit of a problem.

For those not familiar with it, methotrexate is an antimetabolite drug used to treat certain cancers and rheumatoid arthritis, as well as to induce abortion. Confusing the two is DANGEROUS.

Let's not punish him for learning, okay? He has a long way to go.

@georgetakei.bsky.social I just tried emailing your team at teamtakei@ohmyyy.gt, and it said the address didn't exist. Is there a new address?

Im sorry, but it still isn't illegal. It isn't even unprecedented. Swearing in usually waits for a full session. Exceptions can be made, but they're not mandatory.

Congratulations on your progress! 🐺. No rush. We can wait.

Agreed. Don't spread yourself too thin. You need a break.

While I agree you're not frightening, I appreciate how friendly and nice you are. 🐺

I generally avoid arguing with jokes, but I make an exception for jokes based on and spreading misinformation. You know, like the ones about Michelle Obama supposedly being born a man or the ones that don't know "Katie Johnson" was paid to accuse Trump.

It helps if you remember the first "s" in fascism. Then it's less confusing to the autocorrect.

In the first place, why should Trump get any credit for the video?

In the second place, are you saying you're so desperate to find something new to hate him for that an AI video qualifies? There's nothing bigger?

Technically it was the British -- the Canadian militia were busy elsewhere. Besides, the White House was revenge for our troops sacking York, so it's all part of the war.

Nah, from what I've read some people are just too lazy to get the facts straight. I really have seen a post claiming Trump made the video, and promptly pointed out the watermark.

And, yet again, people ignore the watermark so they can claim Trump made it, rather than Xerias.

Dizzy/ Drunken Tiger: If this monster attacks a face-down monster that has a flip effect, the flip effect doesn't trigger.

I know the feeling. I haven't actively written in years, with single life and work taking up almost all of my time. But understand this: We like you and care about you. You. Not what you do. So if you ever want to hang out and just chill, please do.

"I'd walk away from this 'train wreck' if I could stand up..."

For reposting a Twitter post of an AI video, you mean? I mean, the original poster has his watermark there on the video...

For about ten seconds before that massive bingo-wing has to drop back down, anyway. 🐺. Then he'll need a snack after lifting so much weight...

Reposted. The original Creator's watermark is right there on the video. Xerias_x.

Exactly. And that's not even covering when he heard a widow wishing her husband wasn't dead and tried to be helpful.

He can't really bring back the dead, no...

Note that he's hosting, but not running it.

Oh, "It's a Good Life"? Nah, that's just as close as they could get on broadcast television with the special effects they had The original story just had him mangled unspeakably. Likewise,they left out the part where he makes a rat think its own body is delicious.

Still in the accusation stage while they go over his home and church computer access with a fine-tooth comb. No further word from the police yet.

Agreed. No sacred cows is fine, but there's still an issue of taste.

Nah, this is normal. Whether because they demand to know the truth or because their constituents do, we've previously had investigations into the Bermuda Triangle and UFOs.

Truthfully, it's both. While exceptions have been made in the past, swearing in is generally reserved for a full session.

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