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The New Hampshire House passed a bill to ban child marriage in the state and raise the minimum age of marriage to 18. The measure passed the Senate unanimously in March. On Thursday, it passed the House, 192- 174 . The bill now goes to Gov. Chris Sununu for signing into law. https://www.nj.com/poli...

Leisher wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 3:00 pmThey think

I object.

Your example is wrong. In this case, it'd be like Leisher why can't you tell me why the computer won't turn on without power. No, it's like asking you in IT about software development. "They're both computers" The Fed controls monetary policy, not the "council of economic advisors.&q...

Straight up no. Unless she works in porn.

Truthfully, your care factor is zero because you make enough to not care. That's not an insult, just fact. I'm in the same boat, but again, I hear a lot, and frankly, know a lot of poors here in this blue collar town. I care, but the solution isn't supply side, it's demand side. Raise wages for the...

Cakedaddy wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 1:48 pm The one I just did said "Om" was a unit of measure. Did they mean Ohm? What does Om measure?

Re-read it.

HOMOPHONES OF UNITS OF MEASURE

Connections
Puzzle #328

NEW: Counter protesters are blasting 'Born in the USA' while waving their USA flags at the University of Chicago.

OK, kids, please actually listen to the lyrics and understand what that song means.

What company would do those first two things? That's nonsensical. "Hey, Kelloggs, go fuck yourself, hard." As for #3,I dunno, I have to see all these stupid carcinogen warnings for California for things that are just nonsensical. So I'm skeptical. Also my care factor is zero because that i...

I think Catt meant the kid tossed it back not "threw" it back. The kid didn't throw with intent to harm. Beverly did twice. That's what I meant. I didn't like the article's use of the word "threw," to describe the fan. The fan tossed it. Beverly THREW it. and should be in jail.

So what is his job and why do we not care that he doesn't understand how the government works? His job is to assess the impacts of various economic policies. Which, if you look at his resume, he's been doing in various capacities for decades. It'd be like me asking you about python multi-threading ...

Not used. Quid pro quo.

Leisher wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 2:01 pm think she did. When she said, "My dumb ass" and how guys should be pissed, I think she was tipping her hand.

She knows. But, true story, sometimes people use words to frame stories and their perceived story in a certain light, rather than the plain truth

What may have started as the response railing against this sort of out-of-touch, corporate-greed-as-good statement, has turned into community-sourced alternatives and a 3-month plan to show Kellogg that we’ll be fine without them. So what are we doing about it? Sure feels like it was about the comm...

Yeah, bad answer, but his job has little to do with that topic. Which amuse doesn't seem to know.

I've done it several times, but I started when it started. Sometimes weird what they consider harder though

That has nothing to do with audits.

I mean... fi they were still a 5 star talent, they'd be in the NBA or not transferring. No offense

I thought today's was easy?

Strands #61
“A shade envious?”



The one you are talking about isn't the one I did this. Morning?

Oh wait, my tired ass confused strands and connection

I used to do connections. I tried to get purple first

I thought it was triggered by his comment. Either way, care Factor zero

At the same time, the IRS is increasing its audit efforts, with Werfel noting on Thursday that the agency will focus on wealthy individuals and large corporations: The IRS plans to triple the audit rates on large corporations with assets of more than $250 million. Audit rates for these companies wi...