My wife’s a tard. She’s a pilot.

A true artist. One who cares about their craft.

Makes sense.

This is a George Carlin idea. He once proposed walling off four US states, turning them into giant prisons, and dropping all the criminals with no hope of rehabilitation in, pumping them full of all the illicit drugs seized by the CIA and other organizations, and letting them fuck and fight until they drop, and then whoever’s left?

Shoot them in the fuckin’ head!

Put it all on pay-per-view and you got yourself a giant money-printing event.

It was an extremely over-the-top silly idea, but I think we can draw some inspiration from it for this, in spite of its inhumanity, y’know?

I have a 43" 4K Sharp I bought back in 2016 that’s still going strong through two moves.

Hey I’d crowdfund that.

Best we can do is arresting people actively helping those few who are firefighting.

Yeah I think maybe it had something to do with the ACA. There’s a caveat which I did not mention in the other comment, and it is, of course, tax related. I do believe you have to be in a position where you can be claimed as a dependent on your parents’ taxes. So long as that’s true, you can be on their health plan until 26, at which time you have to get your own.

You’re not wrong. It used to be 18.

Medical insurance. As a young person, you can be covered by and use your parents’ insurance until you hit 26.

You can also be used by Leo until you hit 26, since that’s too old for him. Allegedly.

I have an old dbrand phone case sitting in my dresser that holds all my flash drives. They’re all various sizes from 4GB to 32GB and are filled with different Linux and Windows ISOs. They were supplanted by a 128GB drive with Ventoy.

But there are 1440p monitors.

Damn it O’Brien not again.

Too many dudes doing slam dunks on fire. I’m more of a log jam kinda guy.

Wait a minute…

I flip the breaker whenever it’s time to shut down.

Yeah man, those were the days.

Sometimes you just need a little treat.

And by sometimes, I mean constantly.

My work day is almost over, so I’m feeling like a 4.

I’m fond of the idea of splitting one of the questions into two parts like “38.A” and “38.B”, and listing them as separate questions so that there are 69, but the numbering stops at 68, and then count the split question as one.