Of course it is! It is, after all, very close to Wokingham
dammit, now I am hearing Barbara Woodhouse saying, “wokies”
Sit. Stay.
It doesn’t say anything to specifically freedom-ize manual printing presses.
It would be most excellent if these companies said “fine, we will from tomorrow no longer do business in the state of Texas. Good luck with your economy.”
Loser Donald tells the men at CPAC that, if he’s elected, they’re all gonna get laid.
I can see the pornos now; “Talk tax law to me, baby!”
Yes, but those were the only kind that existed at the time, so that’s clearly all the Founders meant. But in the Second Amendment, they made it clear when they said “The right of the people to bear M16s, AK47s, and other full-auto modern murder machines shall not be infringed, especially not if they’re in the process of using them for murder”. They used that exact phrasing (no more, no less) for a reason, you know.
It doesn’t look real lucky for women however. Not that it matters, apparently.
Are you sure? I would have sworn the Second Amendment started with “…”.
Awww. Having had a vasectomy 40 years ago I am in no position to take advantage of that tax break. 
“We will get rid of bad and ugly buildings and return to the magnificent classical style.” Is this a thing? Are modern buildings now “woke”?
Having perused the real estate listing lately, I have to say, yeah, ‘modern’ condo design is largely craptacular. I’d much prefer the designs of the 70s-80s, if they weren’t 50 years old now.
But of course, that’s the impact of Capitalism, not socialism…
Has Trump even looked at most of the real estate with his name on it?
Yeah, Trump is hardly someone I would choose as the arbiter of taste in architecture or anything else.
If your wife births 10 children, 75,000 rubles - and a new Lada courtesy of PAB’s bestie, Vlad.
Aging Wheels bought a Lada
I sure hope this means Trump Tower is going to gotten rid of. Not many buildings uglier than that one.
we need one of these
That’s rich coming from the man who ordered the destruction of two priceless Art Deco panels even though a museum was eager to accept them.