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  • They will have a joyous time with it. And you might find eviscerated mice under your couch one day. But my two dumbass fur balls just thought they were awesome toys.

    Never figured out quite when they stopped coming in. The only really humane way to kill em is snap traps. I probably went through a couple dozen of them before they stopped showing up.

    I was against using poisoned food traps because the last thing I wanted was my cat consuming a poisoned mouse. But, since our whole neighborhood had a problem with the mice, I wouldn't be too surprised if a neighbor did it.

  • James Bond films stall after Barbara Broccoli clashes with Amazon Studios, report claims
  • Well, they sort of have to be. They're the janitors. Think Mr. Wolf from Pulp Fiction. They fix problems. Intelligence leaks, missing weapons of mass destruction, and almost certainly disposing of burnt assets.

    Bond's psychological profile deems him unfit for intelligence service - but that's not his job. His job is to clean up whatever the intelligence service fucks up. In the beginning of Casino Royale it also states that you have to kill two targets - and as he says after shooting the guy "Yes. That was much easier." (Or something like that). So he's clearly fucked up at that point.

  • James Bond films stall after Barbara Broccoli clashes with Amazon Studios, report claims
  • That's kind of a common question amongst the short stories too.

    The part that bothers me is that 007 is assigned to Nomi in No Time To Die. So it sort of makes me wonder why they would assign a different name to the same cover?

    We do know that M was the same character in Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World is Not Enough, Die Another Day, Casino Royale, Quantum Solace, and Skyfall. So James Bond 007 is clearly a code name for that MI6 cleaner.

    Idk. I think they just don't explain it because they enjoy that little bit of stuff being confusing as covert stuff should be.

  • James Bond films stall after Barbara Broccoli clashes with Amazon Studios, report claims
  • I say it every time this comes up, and it sparks anger, but the movie that did it was Civil War.

    Iron Man flinches from a punch Cap throws. A human with peak capable strength does that to the same goddamn dude who took a fucking tank round and just had scorch marks on his armor.

    Then in infinity war, the Two stone wielding Thanos frightens Hulk? Bullshit, get out of here. Hulk would have flattened him.

  • The Republican Flying Doctor Service. It's funded by taxes.
  • As awesome as that is - remember in the movie that the romans just executed all of the survivors of the initial massacre instead.

    I'm like 90% certain that the US powers that be would be fine with this, so we might want to think of something slightly better if it comes to this.

  • Luigi Mangione prosecutors have a jury problem: "So much sympathy"
  • Know what?

    I'm thinking you might be right. Walking that confidently? The show of police presence? The assuredness of the police? The publicly shared evidence? A guy that kinda fits the profile?

    He's also a smart dude. He sees this for what it is. He also probably understands that regardless of what happens, the public will probably obtain justice.

    We're all furious with the state of things. We're furious over the lack of police accountability, the laws for the poor and not the elite. We're furious that they can look at what health insurance can do to make profit, and let it be completely legal to let people die.

    It doesn't matter if he did or did not do the crime at this point. The elite showed their hand too early, the public is calling it. He's probably scared shitless, but he knows. He knows that regardless of what the outcome is, the people have rallied to him. He knows they can't risk making him a martyr, and an acquittal would be devastating. The entire Spirit of the Constitution (regardless of it's interpretation by the Supreme Court) and the people is behind him.

    He knows justice is coming.

  • Was having ~30 salaried NYPD personnel to escort one dude really a good use of budget?
  • My favorite part is when he stands up to talk to the mirrored glass the handcuffs just pop apart like they weren't even there in the first place. Four military soldiers in this picture for a man who could literally turn them into pink mist

    VS the entourage NYPD gave Luigi. An unarmed man with a back injury. They really are scared.

  • Intel Officials Warned Police That US Cities Aren’t Ready for Hostile Drones
  • You know, there's no reason we can't have anti-drone fireworks.

    They don't really even need dangerous amounts of explosives, they just need a strong net to get caught in a prop.

    Drones are pretty damn slow if you compare it to a rocket.

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