No twerking going on either.

Edit: They're talking about Michael Phelps winning an Olympic gold medal "for twerking" and you think this is real? lmao

He'll also be the first one to beg for money behind the scenes the next time we see massive flooding in the state again, I'm sure.

I have a lot of friends in and from Iowa, and every single one of them is ashamed of what's happening in their state right now, but until Sinclair Media properly fucks off, there won't be much anyone can do to de-claw the right-wing misinformation that keeps everyone scared of their own toenails.

Dancing covers a whole lot more than just twerking you know.

I'd also challenge you to find any drag queen who reads to kids while, after, or before twerking.

Yeah... Repugnicans are trying REALLY hard to ram their agendas down everyone's throats these days. It's truly despicable and evil.

Thank you for the reminder! That's the particularly damning one I'd been thinking of but couldn't remember.

Check my reply and you'll see I linked directly to the now-passed bill in Arkansas as well as the proposals in Iowa and Arizona. I believe there's at least 1-2 more in the works as well, but 3 is sufficient for now.

Arkansas Senate Bill 43 (Warning: PDF) --- Edit: Correction, Arkansas, not Alabama as I initially listed

Edit: Also some proposed bills:

Iowa Senate File 348

Arizona SB1028

Edit 2: There's also the Tennessee Bill SB0003 (Warning, also a PDF)

It's now illegal again in some states, if you're "dancing" (wide open for interpretation as to what counts as dancing) in front of children. (Edit: To cover all bases, technically they may not be illegal yet but there are proposals out there, which I've linked further down, some of which have passed the first steps to becoming law)

Our laws are properly fucked in this country.

Can you imagine the havoc that'd create if someone got something in their eye while driving, or anything like that? lol

Even just walking along... I'd imagine quite a few people would get dizzy AF if they happened to trigger it.

That said, it'd be pretty epic to have something like these for watching sports and concerts and stuff..

There are a TON of weird and interesting wrecks along those shores. The amount of massive trees that wash up as driftwood is also something that boggles the mind.

That part of the coast suffers from some pretty heavy winds, rains, surges and waves, and is also some of the rockiest coastline you'll find in the world. That combination makes it hell for ships (specifically older ones that needed to remain close to shore), so it's no wonder the place has earned that nickname.

Still great fun to explore, however, and I highly recommend everyone do it if they can. Sunsets from anywhere along there are simply magical.

It would be interesting to see the real numbers there, because a lot of big cities have "reclaimed" massive tracts of land from the oceans they butt up against, in addition to things like docks and piers and things deliberately built over top of otherwise open water.

Then there are house boats and whatnot, and even entire towns in some countries (SE Asia has more than a couple floating towns IIRC, though I don't remember where exactly)

Edit: I also don't count a city/town built at the base of a mountain, because that's just normal land. I'm talking more about the inaccessible peaks themselves. Some countries like China do that a lot more often than you see in, for example, the US, but I suspect most of that would be a wash overall.

Can't build any of that on mountain ranges or in inaccessible valleys, deserts, etc either..

Here's footage of the giant hook they used to accomplish that. Gotta fast forward a fair bit to see more of it immediately, but here's a good place to start

Land area is a terrible determination of size, because Canada has thousands and thousands of lakes and other bodies of water, many more than the US or China..

This basically shows why stats can be meaningless if you add enough caveats.

Oh no worries at all there. I wasn't doubting the usefulness, just high-fiving myself on getting it right after all lol

Oh well that works, and means I WAS correct lol

$49.87 for the 4 items

What's "GV Butterfl" ?

I wasn't too far off though haha

Bet that meat was roughly half that amount, possibly a little less (guessing $40 to $50 total between the 3 meat items I can see)

As long as you don't pay attention to the lyrics, it makes sense. If you do, however......

>Love is a burning thing

>And it makes a fiery ring

>Bound by wild desire

>I fell into a ring of fire

>I fell into a burning ring of fire

>I went down, down, down

>And the flames went higher

>And it burns, burns, burns

>The ring of fire

>The ring of fire

@_@

In what way is my comment disingenuous?

So suggesting we'd welcome investigations and punishment based on evidence is somehow not caring about corruption then?

People on the left: Ok, investigate them and punish as necessary

People on the right: Look at the lefty getting so mad!

Yep, really comical.

Edit: Yeah, I shoulda figured it was a bot. Replied in literally half a second with a nonsense reply. Say hello to Russia for me.

God damn you people need to find a new hobby. Once you realize nobody on the left gives a shit whether or not Clinton is investigated and punished for anything he's found guilty of, the sooner we can move on as a species.

Good luck!

Edit: Oh, and go to Faneuil Hall to get some of the clam chowder they sell there. That stuff is delicious and worth the trip.

Boylston and Park specifically, or just in general? Boston's MTA does a good job of adding a new coat of paint to make things look nice on the surface, but, at least 20 years ago, it took almost no effort to find the rotting bits and whatnot.