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katievspredator t1_jd30nbe wrote

Not to be an asshole, but I don't really see trans people talk about issues affecting women or feminism, or show up to rallies for women's rights like abortion. Not saying they don't, but I don't really see it. They usually care about trans rights, because that's what they identify as, if I understand correctly. Roe vs Wade was overturned not even a year ago. Girls are being banned from talking about periods in school. Women's rights aren't "solved," cis women are actively under attack. I don't see the harm in women focusing on women's issues that are still under attack.

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katievspredator t1_jaenka3 wrote

Apparently. It's similar to how the Egg McMuffin was invented. A Tex Mex restaurant in Frontierland added them to the menu after someone suggested they fry and season the leftover tortillas instead of throwing them out. Fritos didn't find out about them until a few years later, and then they started mass producing them when they realized how popular they were

At least that's the story, I'm not a Frito Lay historian

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katievspredator t1_j8wnop2 wrote

I bought the visual dictionary for Rise of Skywalker bc I thought it would be funny to have the visual dictionary for the worst movie of the franchise... The book doesn't mention Palpatine at all. Makes no attempt to explain any of it. The Amazon reviews are all complaining about it too. It made it even more funny to me

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katievspredator t1_ixcvrqo wrote

He consistently showed in interviews he has no idea why people actually like the Disney parks. He said 99% people come to the parks for the great cast members (who they underpay and treat like garbage) based on letters he received from guests. So he took that and ran with it and cut everything from the parks people enjoyed and then put the onus on the staff to keep people happy in the parks

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katievspredator t1_iwpvv0p wrote

Probably a joke related to Universal Studios building their new Nintendo land theme park which will have a Donkey Kong minecart ride, which if you've played the games you'll know that's directly related to how the minecart levels are played (you "jump" your minecart across missing bits of track)

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katievspredator t1_iuvy1lg wrote

Literally every legal expert commenting on this says otherwise. You don't get deals like this until you're in the end game of an investigation and the investigators know what you know already. They don't offer immunity to find out what you're hiding, they offer immunity because they already know what you did and want the higher ups

The whole team of investigators working on this have specialties in dealing with the mob. They were hired specifically to flip people loyal to a crime boss. I think they know what they're doing

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katievspredator t1_iuvwsab wrote

I don't think you know how immunity works. He has to testify or he can get 5 years in jail. If he refuses to answer, he violates the agreement and he gets jail. I don't think he would take this deal if he was prepared to go to jail for the orange menace. I'll trust the DOJ on this one

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katievspredator t1_itmdzf5 wrote

This year my bf and I bought a lot of little party favors and toys to give out to kids along with candy. Wal Mart had a bunch of party favors for cheap (plastic witch fingers, spider rings, stretchy skeletons, etc) and we also bought 100 glow sticks on Amazon. Kids love glow sticks and it makes them easier to see when they walk the neighborhood

My favorite thing we got to hand out this year is Pokemon Halloween BOOster Packs. They're little individual mystery packs of Pokemon cards with a Halloween theme

It's fun to get creative with it

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