Gun safety advocates warn of a surge in untraceable 3D-printed weapons in the US

 Red_Dragon wrote:

I have been loving these "Letters from the war".

We live about 4 blocks from the ICE facility, and for the past few months,  you'd never even know there were any protestors until you get right on top of it.
Of course, in the wake of the announcement of the federales coming in later this week, activity has increased and unease is spreading. 
The epitome of an overreaction.

England is a cup of tea.
France, a wheel of ripened brie.
Greece, a short, squat olive tree.
America is a gun.

Brazil is football on the sand.
Argentina, Maradona’s hand.
Germany, an oompah band.
America is a gun.

Holland is a wooden shoe.
Hungary, a goulash stew.
Australia, a kangaroo.
America is a gun.

Japan is a thermal spring.
Scotland is a highland fling.
Oh, better to be anything
than America as a gun.

~Brian Bilston

 Red_Dragon wrote:

Alas, their lives are incomplete.
Don’t it make you want to rock and roll?
All night - Mohammed’s Radio.

Beginning to see empty/sparse shelves in the grocery stores. Mostly produce and meat. Imagine that.

 Red_Dragon wrote:

Good, but: Cornell will stay on as executive chairman. How many million-dollar jobs can one guy have?

Target’s CEO is stepping down as customers turn away

They may be on to something here.

ICE arrests U.S. citizen, then tells him to "shave your beard"

 rgio wrote:
Plus, if his attorneys are trying to sue for defamation for Chris Martin saying "Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy," they would need to prove that the couple were not having an affair.

 steeler wrote:
This is on the terms and conditions that nobody ever reads.   A typical clause likely says soething like: “By attending the event, you consent to being photographed, filmed or recorded as part of the audience for promotional purposes”.

This couple getting caught has probably lowered ticket prices a few bucks... no more "side piece" concerts for anyone for a few years.

 Red_Dragon wrote:

No expectation of privacy in a stadium.

 Proclivities wrote:

I doubt he'll find a judge willing to hear the case.

 R_P wrote:
There may be some valid reasons for wanting to sue Coldplay, but that one is kind of a stretch.

 R_P wrote:

"Personal responsibility and ruggedness"

We may be lost, but we're making great time. Yogi