Jason

Your icon is barely visible on the black themes doe.

But water, very wet, from the perspective of water.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-saudi-nuclear/us-approved-secret-nuclear-power-work-for-saudi-arabia-idUSKCN1R82MG URANIUM ONE BENGHAZI

JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/03/amazon-prime-now-includes-a-free-one-year-subscription-to-nintendo-switch-online/

This is true. Everyone voting "leave" was voting for their own personal conception of "leave". They should have done it like the New Zealand flag referendum: have two referendums, with the first one being about "do you want to have a referendum about whether to stay in the EU?"

Honestly, the only 100% clear improvement in ME2 was the squad handling mechanics. Everything else felt like a regression. Including the weird, unexplained in-universe technological regression of guns going from not requiring ammo to requiring ammo.

The US is a democratic republic, the UK is a constitutional monarchy.

Were voters not told it was a non-binding referendum?

That article links to this timeline of accusations...which leaves out the one that turned out to be some right-wing blogger (who calls Bill O'Reilly getting fired a "scalping") complaining that one time Franken was a jerk about making sure she knew she'd lost an argument with him. It seems like people forgot about it since it was such a huge nothingburger, but the fact that it was piled on so quickly after Tweeden's claim is an important part of understanding why it was so obviously a ratfuck. And speaking of ratfucks, I see the Atlantic article also leaves out the part where Roger Stone had advance knowledge of what was coming.

"People are unhappy that inventory items don't stack? Let's just get rid of the inventory!" "People are unhappy that most of the planets you can take the MAKO down to are identical boring blobs? Let's just get rid of the MAKO instead of doing fewer but more interesting planets!"