I see the problem. He is targeting a land-based species, but has his weapon and attention on something in the air. A common, but fatal, mistake. Shoot for the moon, land on the horns of a buffalo.

There are two inside you.

You can make a family with friends and neighbors and helping out some organizations/volunteers doing things you care about. As you surround yourself with folks who share your interests, the family aspect takes shape.

Genius.

Are you jealous that somebody can afford gloves?

“I make this look good!” – Neo when Smith absorbs him

Are you sure?

Let the children come.

Brackish!

I’m pretty sure the fan was not the only thing set to “dim”.

Is that Marjorie Trailer Greene?

It seems to be the norm that the many suffer for the actions of the few.

I hear that, but would also consider the monied interests would like more stability, and would ease the rallying behind Vance… probably.

What about providing him gympie-gympie toilet paper?

D. moroides is notorious for its extremely painful sting which may leave victims suffering for weeks or even months. It is reputed to be the most venomous plant in Australia, if not the world.

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The trichomes stay in the skin for up to a year, and release the toxin cocktail into the body during triggering events such as touching the affected area, contact with water, or temperature changes.

I will now gaze wistfully into the near distance and contemplate life under the more competent evil.

Calm your tits, dude.

lol

I would drop the “r” and roll with Deplorean for all the deplorables driving them.

You are pretty much describing the premise behind Max Berry’s book - Jennifer Government.

In the alternate present the novel portrays, the United States has taken over all of North and South America (except for Cuba) and dominates much of the rest of the world. The United States adopts “capitalizm”, a form of minarchy that abolishes taxation and privatizes government.

People take the names of the corporations that employ them as their surnames, and persons with two jobs hyphenate their name, e.g. “Julia Nike-McDonald’s”. Employees of the government, including the novel’s title character, take the surname Government.