31 minutes ago, Starlord said:

Not for me.  I'll still be waiting for the debate when he has to think on his feet, not read a well-written, well-rehearsed speech.  Though, I'll still be voting for him regardless.

Well, Joe can read, that has to be a step up

7 minutes ago, BoloOfEarth said:

Archer's joke about strippers aside, there's the other problem with being a stripper - you can't wear your costume under your work clothes.  At least, not for long...

Well, you put your costume over your 'work outfit'

1 hour ago, archer said:

 

Considering the US Post Office has lost more than $1.2 billion in each of the last two months, a large price increase of some kind was somewhat inevitable...even if the president and his cronies weren't screwing around with the Post Office due to the election.  

 

Frankly, I'd rather have increased prices on package delivery and bulk mail than on first class mail (just a personal preference).

 

And I think it's inevitable that mail delivery will be scaled back to 5 days a week rather than 6 days a week sometime within the next couple of years, regardless of who becomes president. That change has  been making more and more sense for the last couple of decades. The time to bite the bullet and actually do it is not very long after the November election. 

5 days a week mail delivery, that would work

Post Offices, mail sorting and mail transport between centers should not stop on Friday at 5pm and how some people mess things up...

1 hour ago, DShomshak said:

Postal Service is also removing boxes and offices in Montana: ATC interviewed Montana Senator Jon Tester (D) about it, and he's not happy. The reason given is that these branches handle so little mail they aren't profitable. Sen. Tester points out that that they are also necessary for the lives of many Montanans, and that the Postal Service is not a for-profit company.

 

Even more sinister, the Postal Service has removed hundreds of sorting machines around the country, which will slow mail delivery, thus ensuring that mail-in ballots arrive too late.

 

Dean Shomshak

and the call not to use the USPS?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-ups-fedex-exclusive/exclusive-ups-fedex-warn-they-cannot-carry-ballots-like-u-s-postal-service-idUSKCN25B00I

16 minutes ago, Cygnia said:

Well, if that is what it takes to get some people to wear a mask...

describe to me in English what this power does---

It is a 10,000 deg plasma wash (blast) for .2 mico seconds (only going to cook surface)

4 hours ago, assault said:

Covid 19 coronavirus: US Government issues New Zealand travel warning due to its '23 active cases'

Not sure if I should be laughing  or confused. My county has more active cases then that.

https://www.yahoo.com/gma/student-suspended-showing-fellow-students-065443749.html

looks like things are going well... bad as I felt they would

https://www.herogames.com/forums/forum/37-player-finder/

can you teleport in/out if the wire if it is insulated?  ie, only if you can contact the conductor?

was he hit with that taser?

20 minutes ago, Cygnia said:

Asian longhorned tick found in southern Ohio

it is still 2020

25 minutes ago, csyphrett said:

Every time I see this picture, one thought goes through my mind.

 

If it fits, I sits

CES

If the bear wants to chill in the pool, the bear can chill in the pool.  Who wants to go to DQ for something cool?  Waking up a bear may get you a grumpy bear

4 hours ago, Ninja-Bear said:

Bpmasher good luck on finding the minis. As popular as ninjas are finding them can be hard it seems.

maybe

https://www.heroforge.com/

This year...

Oregon is a vote by mail state. 

44 minutes ago, Starlord said:

My wife is a teacher.  Trust me when I say that a lot of teachers, many of whom fall into an at-risk category, are not hating online learning.  Next to an actual infectious disease lab or a hospital, I can't think of a worse place to be than schools or daycare centers.

I would rate the infectious disease lab safer then the schools as long as you are not a test subject.

1 hour ago, Tom Cowan said:

school starting with in person class ...  that is going to as... well...  bet a lot of school districts  will go back to online by the 5th time a school gets closed by a report of corona in one buildings

hmm

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/the-cdc-changed-its-advice-about-kids-and-coronavirus-right-before-recommending-schools-reopen-181605702.html

school starting with in person class ...  that is going to as... well...  bet a lot of school districts  will go back to online by the 5th time a school gets closed by a report of corona in one buildings

Both movement powers would have the same disadvantages

Naked Adv maybe a bit 'cheesy' if there is no down side but you can add that.

Have you looked a mult-power?

looks like we are 'do a good job' 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/texas-hospital-overrun-coronavirus-cases-124224673.html

Yeah, we should be doing better.

hmm, I export to what ever, then print to PDF

the old built in PDF was broke with a JAV update ☹️☹️

35 minutes ago, Cancer said:

 

 

It'll be taken seriously when people with millions die.  Many people with many millions.

Only if the 'right' people with the millions die. 

https://www.herogames.com/files/category/2-export-formats/

has some

I go with small 'waves' all the way back to prehistory.  The last three 'waves' have come in the 90 years, and stacked on each one and have hit all the world.  The past norm was one at a time with 250 to 1000 or more years between them over only a small area, say only middle east.