Short term experience is hell.
09.03.2026 16:09
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Short term experience is hell.
He should wear a suit when he talks to the President, right?
I thought that quote was from Terminator 2.
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Guys, don't laugh. The Trump family probably owned very little DJT stock when it crashed. The profiteering was almost certainly made in the initial offering, not in holding DJT stock, which obviously had no value from the get-go.
Does anyone have any data on the point at which gerrymandering would backfire on Republicans?
Daylight savings time is great. Fight me.
I will never understand why men ever engage those law firms. If you walk into court and your lawyer is from a law firm that advertises as representing men only, you might as well just tell the court explicitly that you are an asshole.
I hope someone blasted Darude while it was happening.
Passive voice, baby!
Amazing what they'll do just to avoid confronting the fact that Trump fucked up his early response to covid.
Those abstaining voters in Michigan really made their point, didn't they.
Dude has "Respondent" written all over him for sure.
"Am not taking" means he was not, at the moment he typed it, swallowing the pills. (Or however you take the thing.)
This is art.
They're preparing the next coup. They're firing everyone in any part of the government that has guns who isn't MAGA.
It's time to bring back the attacks on them as weird. Cutting the FDA so that snake oil salesmen can sell unproven drugs and put poison in our foods with impunity is fucking weird. Right?
Re law firms like Paul Weiss rolling over: how do clients with government contracts trust law firms like this again? Is advertising willingness to roll over for the government in response to some mean tweets really going to inspire confidence that the firm will stick up for any particular client?
Good on you guys for saying so. Well done.
Gee whiz, I wonder who the new owner will be.
So many white people don't want to be *wealthier*, they jist want to be *wealthier than black people,* even if it means being poorer than the alternative.