zbyte64

Ahh, good point. Meant more it can handle furniture, people, etc. Doesn't that mean the walls are fixed though?

Adding a load bearing floor sounds pricey. I'd go for industrial and have the pipes exposed.

The democratic party has as many bubbles as they have geriatric candidates. A candidate manages their staff, but the staff can also manage the candidate and it creeps into elderly abuse at a certain point. Look at Diane Feinstein or RBG: two people who should have retired but their staff didn't want to loose their relative power so they filter what their boss sees. I'm sure the same is true for Trump. Biden at least has Pelosi to pull his head from his ass and showed him the real numbers his staff wasn't showing.

If this election can teach us anything, if you live in a bubble then you have some incredibly stupid blind spots.

The fact you're talking about the Democrats implies you are defined by them.

And the fact I am talking to you means you define me.

And the fact that I mentioned that means we are both defined by our struggle to avoid the things that define us, or something.

It's almost as if they're saying things like universal healthcare can't win elections and instead need to seize power from the top down. Which really undersells the appeal of these programs.

I wonder if the server throttles that ads so you can't 2x the playback speed. Sounds like a good way to detect when the ads are being served.

That's what the media says, but kids these days are showing up more than their parents were at their age.

Mark Kelly looks good on paper, but his pro genocide and lukewarm stance towards unions is a wet blanket. Do people find him genuine?

I mean I'll settle for the ad being blacked out and muted while I wait for the content. Or have it play elevator music while I wait.

Where do you see anyone here praising the Supreme Court?

Buy a supreme Court justice with the first 100M, then the rest of the court with the other Billion.