kcplate

40 ms·

451.
by kcplate 1y ago
> I don't want to type to navigate your website! Exactly. I can appreciate the effort behind it, but if you want me to consume your content, you need to make it obvious and easy and not make me work for it.
452.
by kcplate 1y ago
>> My designs have generated roughly 2 billion dollars for the people lucky enough to be cashing in on it. Not bad surplus value for someone on an 88k salary. I have seen every episode dozens of times (I have young grandkids who love
453.
by kcplate 1y ago
> I see her as she has been ever since I've met her. I am married to a 44-year-old and a 24-year-old, and a woman of every age in between. This is a cool perspective and a wonderful descriptive of how I see my wife of 35 years as we
454.
by kcplate 1y ago
Birthright citizenship may be settled, but the citizen is not the one being deported, the mother is. If the mother has custody of the child and opts to bring the child with them…I doubt you can find any settled case law that establishes th
455.
by kcplate 1y ago
Does it really matter? Of course it was stressful. Most parents would not opt to be separated from a child. Especially mother from a baby… If you make a decision that comes with a great deal of risk to you and by extension your family (l
456.
by kcplate 1y ago
> The administration is in open violation of supreme court rulings and the law. But is this one of those situations? The problem I think people get stuck in the muck about is all these situations run together and they start assuming f
457.
by kcplate 1y ago
As I said in another comment, I just bought my third MacBook since 2008. 8.5 years on average so far is what I get out of these laptops. All of the things you say may be true, but I have never needed to repair one and in that time I travel
458.
by kcplate 1y ago
I am on my third MacBook (recently acquired #3 this month), since 2008. None have needed repair or “upgrades”. I find that an average longevity of 8.5 years on a laptop is pretty amazing. For what it’s worth, my wife is now using the one
459.
by kcplate 1y ago
So you won’t discuss possibly relevant information to an expert diagnostician that you are relying on for your healthcare? Why go at all then?
460.
by kcplate 1y ago
> because he sux. As a result, > You’re welcome, nonsolar neighbors You made what would have actually been a quality comment look totally childish by including these 10 words.
461.
by kcplate 1y ago
A wilted lettuce salad is delicious and my favorite restaurant does a grilled romaine salad that is exceptional but generally I agree with you.
462.
by kcplate 2y ago
If my presumption was off base, I take it back. But achieving weight loss isn’t simple and it isn’t easy. It’s not simple because even though CICO seems to be a simple equation on its face, getting the “CI” portion of that equation doesn’
463.
by kcplate 2y ago
My comment is not a criticism in their prescribed process but in the notion that if a person has difficulty sticking to that process that they shouldn’t look for alternatives. The goal is to lose weight because an unhealthy weight is defin
464.
by kcplate 2y ago
Like carnies?
465.
by kcplate 2y ago
> Better off just exercising and eating as clean as you can! Let me guess…you have never had a weight problem. As someone who has lost over 170lbs via diet and exercise and battles like hell every fucking day even eight years later to
466.
by kcplate 2y ago
It doesn’t mention it in the Wikipedia article but I think the X files episode “The Erlenmeyer Flask” was also partially inspired by and drew some details from this case.
467.
by kcplate 2y ago
I’d add that the success that they have had around implementing progressive policy gains falls within a “good intentions with poor execution”, but they strangely measure their political success by the intentions they had instead of the disa
468.
by kcplate 2y ago
For what it’s worth, I wasn’t, am not, and will never be a Trump supporter, but there is simply no doubt in my mind that that many individuals could act independently of each other and somehow get magically lucky enough that all their actio
469.
by kcplate 2y ago
I think it’s pretty apparent that to some degree there was a loosely organized effort of government employees, media, and prosecutors that exists/existed committed to derailing Trump at all costs over the last 10 year, but it’s capabil
470.
by kcplate 2y ago
Just carry them around because it’s stylish to do so in the giant virus culture.
471.
by kcplate 2y ago
You should go back and read what I actually wrote. It seems like you just picked random sets of words and responded to them out of context of what I was saying.
472.
by kcplate 2y ago
So all goods. Care to explain how it will affect all goods including domestic goods?
473.
by kcplate 2y ago
There are two books that literally have dropped in the last 2 weeks and the authors have been doing a lot of media about them. One is called “Fight: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House” another is called “Uncharted: How Trump bea
474.
by kcplate 2y ago
Tariffs will have negative impact if it’s on an everyday item. That group doesn't buy new luxury euro cars and wines every day. They buy domestic or Japanese and domestic beer and liquor. I’m convinced that east asia (Japan, Korea,
475.
by kcplate 2y ago
> Biden was one of the most successful presidents in US history Biden? If that man was actually the one leading the country over the last 2+ years, I’ll eat your hat. All that is coming out now from multiple sources in the administra
476.
by kcplate 2y ago
I keep asking this of people making the argument of “when tariffs are felt…”? Where do you think they will be felt and by who ? My guess is among Trump supporters, especially among those solid blue collar middle class vocal MAGA ones, mo
477.
by kcplate 2y ago
My guess is that the stock market losses will be a greater driver than any cost increases on goods. And stock market losses will not necessarily push the middle class much, but will push GOP politicians into contention with Trump. Ultimate
478.
by kcplate 2y ago
New cars - They are not purchased very often by the middle class and they will lean domestic if they desire new or buy foreign cars on the used market if they really desire them. Foreign Alcohol as a treat - If it’s a “treat” it’s already l
479.
by kcplate 2y ago
Which will be exactly what for the standard middle class person? CBS published this list: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/which-products-most-affected-ta... What exactly on this list is a day to day item that is going to
480.
by kcplate 2y ago
It seems to me that the bad qualities of a person that would cause them to embrace genocide should be evident long before you get into a friendship that you would need to end.

More ›