Linda Tolladay

Well except that girl's school we just obliterated...

He absolutely knows what exonerated means. He also believes (and has decent evidence to support the belief) that he can exonerate himself by simply saying he has done so. Congress no longer applies constraints. Fingers crossed the courts eventually will.

This is incredibly unfair to 5th graders.

Mexicans misgendered someone named Laura?

Sure, but not legally.

I had a cousin who was an escape artist. Flip locks near the top of the outside doors fixed him just bolting out of the house. He would drag a chair over to flip the locks, but that made enough noise that someone would notice. Someone has to choose to put the locks in and someone has to flip them.

Love how they've made his tiny hands appear so big, and his bloated face appear so lean. Nice retouch work!

Had this during hyperinflation in Zaire in the 90s. They just labeled products with a number, then printed new 1 = ___, 2 = ___ sheets every day.

YES! Also and unrelated for this context, women should quit changing their birth names. This is a custom that needs to go away.

Yes! And, in addition and entirely separately, women should never change their birth names. This is a custom that should go away.

Yeah, that does indeed sound like the brilliant legal reasoning we've come to expect from the razor sharp mind of our President.

This is delicious. I've now made it with several different kinds of booze. Grand Marnier with some orange zest on the top was incredible.

I have to admit to being curious about exactly *how* one searches the depths of legal arguments not yet articulated. I mean, literally, how?

My son is a 31 year old broadsword geek who is just finishing a translation of Fiori Swordsmanship (from Italian) and teaches Historically European Martial Arts. This article gave me hope for romance for him, right up to where the knights can't actually talk to the women.....

"If we start counting at the Nuremberg trials" is quite the self own.

Supreme Court Clears Way for California Voting Map

In a rare moment, US Supreme Court tells Republicans to pound sand.

www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/u...

"we"? Um.....

Not standard in CA. You need it to register, but not to vote. We are a mailed ballot state, but if you vote in person, the poll worker will ask you your name, look you up, ask you to verify your address. No ID.

LOL. Oh honey......

It remains astonishing (and telling, and sadly, utterly unsurprising) that the only person serving time is a woman.

Words the rest of use in normal conversation often seem new and odd to him.

Carrying a registered gun with a legal permit is domestic terrorism? Fair enough, I've always thought so, but the Constitution appears to differ.

That is exactly what I did first time I saw this image. Thank you, I feel less stupid.

A prize they have no ability to confer in the first place.

Seriously? 3 million public school teachers do this daily.

No one ever showed him a Peter's projection. Come to think of it "a Peter's projection" is likely the problem in the first place.

If everyone in the world is subject to US law enforcement, then the administration surely can't use "not subject to the jurisdiction" as an argument against birthright citizenship.

If you don't think the capture of Nicolas Maduro has made the world safer, just remember how the death of Saddam Hussein brought stability to the region and a lasting peace to the world.

Love Scalzi. All of what he writes.

Is that a ninja blocking the fireplace?