Yeah, it’s been a while so I looked up the character’s arc and it does seem that he is inspired from Cable and/or Solid Snake (who actually debuted in Metal Gear in 1987).

Many I would mention are already here, so I’m throwing in Reboot!

I still randomly sing the theme song, but substitute my wife’s name in for “gummy”.

…And son?

My childhood right here

The answer is yes. Yes she did. Pushing someone off is saying no. No verbal exchange needed.

I’ve been using it for like 4-5 years now I think? It’s awesome and does what TurboTax does but is muuuuuuuuuuuuch cheaper (if you choose to file online) or free (print and send via snail mail).

And you said that after you got out and switched with someone else in the car.

Shit, what a great analogy.

I looked it up and it just means they are infantry.

I’m thinking the poster is insinuating they will shoot up the facility?

Oh! I lent you some money ten years ago. I hope you’re doing better!

Pick me up

People aren’t reading the article apparently based on the questions about Wash.

The animated series would be set between the events of the 2002 series and the 2005 big-screen continuation, Serenity

My point is they specifically called out SUVs and only SUVs. You are making my point right here that the issue isn’t SUVs but likely size and efficiency of the vehicle. I just thought calling out only SUVs was a weird broad criticism.

I’m saying person I responded to made a blanket statement about people owning a broad category of car. I pointed out that there are nuances and taking on particular broad group isn’t probably the right take. Using broad strokes is bad.

I’m not really sure what your stake is in being angry with your replies. If that isn’t your intent, that’s how it is coming across.

I used American SUVs because I was trying to talk about American buyers since this seemed to be aimed at the USA with the mention of gallons (yeah, other counties use it, but come on…we know it was meant towards the USA). Yes, I misused what I was trying to say.

I see. So I’m an asshole for pointing out nuances?

Average size for American sedans is 12-18 gallons. That’s a range, but I do loooooove that you presented the low end as fact. Claps for you!

Hmm.

I own a 2015 Hyundai Sonata (base model) which is a sedan, not an SUV. The gas tank capacity is 18 gallons.

I also own a 2025 Subaru Forester (Premium model), which is an SUV and has a gas tank capacity of approximately 17 gallons.

Difference is roughly the same between a sedan and an SUV and both use 87 octane.

I don’t understand this. Why are you targeting gay people? You wouldn’t put this up with replacing it with Black, Latino/Latina, Jewish, Muslim, etc.

Whether it points to positive or negative, why does it have to be a gay person? I guess I’m missing something about what this is meant to be for/do?

The thing that is baffling to me about this is why the Guthries? If this is as sophisticated as it seems, then why a well known journalist? There are hundreds or thousands more targets with way more money and/or clout from a social standpoint. This just seems like a weird target.

I saw someone say in another comment on a different article that she did some of the first investigating into Epstein stuff? Is this purely a political threat and warning to others?

Edit:

From the transcripts below the video:

Johnson said national databases could help narrow down a suspect.

Is this a hit job to test out databases and make it look like they’re a good idea to ease American minds into supporting them? Once again, this almost screams political.

Or am I just tinfoil hatting?

I think his comment was really just him acknowledging UAPs and referring to them generically as “aliens”. That’s why he’s never “seen” them. He can’t confirm or deny little green men in these weird flying craft so his answer is he believes but he has not actually seen one.

Or he was just being cheeky for a fun clip. 🤷‍♂️

No idea why you’re downvoted. You’re right.