Brian Whitmarsh

It doesn't solve housing. It solves "how can banks get more money from people for an even longer time?"

At some point, Mario needs to realize the Princess is in on it. He needs to take the hint.

They all come here illegally, with nothing but the clothes on their back and, apparently, a sack full of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

"Left vulnerable to exploitation?" or "Exploited?"

Comic of Trump with actual quotes of his about magnets. His bronzer is applied to look like the makeup of one of the members of ICP.

Panel 1: Man says "Oh, not again!" Panel 2: To wife: "Hung up on again! They didn't even send to voice mail." Panel 3: "Why does no one answer when I call?" (Doorbell rings) Panel 4: At the door is a package delivery man "Package for Mr. Spam Risk."

We're all going to lose more than that. 125MM lbs is less than a half a pound per American.

Comic; Panel 1: 2 peasants watching a wizard fight a skeleton. "I'm going to get one of those big ass wizard hats. Then I'll know all the magic!" Panel 2: Other peasant says "Whoa! Magic is a discipline that takes a lifetime to master. The hats are a symbol of that dedication." Panel 3: The wizard forgets his spell midway. Panel 4: The wizard glances up at the inside of his hat brim. There are many spells written down there.

Next step: ED-209

Comic: Man encounters classic monsters. They all tell him what fear they represent. His fear of losing control, losing his identity, fear of the unknown, etc. The last one is a woman that says "Fear of commitment". "My fear of commit... Jen, what are you doing here?"

It is a good sign. It means people are angry enough to confront them, and some of those officers may actually start to feel shame (though their leadership won't). A trickle can lead to a torrent and significant erosion.

It's doomed if we leave it to just those late 50s and 60s guys. Everyone needs to step in and fight where they can.

If you think you love Bluesky, wait 'til you hear about Me, Me, Me!

The ones motivated by fear and TDS are the Republicans. They let a decaying, demented narcissist get away with everything he wants because they are afraid of his tantrums.

There will never be a candidate that exactly matches all of your policy positions. The goal (need) is to elect the ones that are a closer match overall, and hopefully are open to adapting towards your policies in the future.

Comic in an electronics store. Panel 1: Salesman is showing the customer the latest camera gear. Panel 2: Salesman asks "By the way, can I ask what you'll be using it for?" Customer: "I'm a paranormal investigator." Panel 3: Salesman redirects to a different section of the store; "I think I have some options better suited to you." Panel 4: The salesman is now showing the customer ancient cameras from a dusty old clearance aisle.

They are trying to get Americans to buy all the Argentinian beef we're going to be importing.

Comic: Witches brewing a spell in a cauldron. "Double double, toil and trouble..." Third witch: "Whoa! Double toil? Are we cursing ourselves for a lot of work?" First witch: "No. It's just recognizing all the work we put into the spell." Third witch: "What toil? We just toss ingredients in a pot and stir."

Comic: Kids trick or treating past the White House. The boy points at it and tells the girls "Trust me. Do NOT go trick-or-treating at that place."

How bizarre is it that Democrats/progressives are using Reagan for words of reason, and Republicans/conservatives are slamming Reagan's wisdom as 'fake'?

This is why billionaires are all-in on AI. They are realizing that they won't be able to trust human lackeys to protect them when they bunker down in the financial apocalypse they cause.

Somewhere along the way, mainstream media forgot that some things are actual facts and truths. They decided that everything is just opinion that has to have counterpoints now.

Comic: Aliens spying on a couple being served a lobster in a restaurant. "Ugh, gross. They eat bugs on this planet."

Roy Cohn?

That's what I assumed, but what people seem to miss is that when he does something like this, it is because he can't recall the person's actual name.

Comic: Panel 1: Give a man to fish, and he eats for a day. Panel 2: Teach a man to fish, and he eats every day. Panel 3: Replace the man with a fishing robot to reduce labor costs. Panel 4: Maybe that man can clean the robot.

Comic of a man complaining about the movie theater. It was loud, people talking, singing, getting up and blocking the view. His friend asks what movie he saw. He replies "It was called 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.'"