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Cake day: March 7th, 2024

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  • The story notes that the pool was near in size to the car. That would mean that, regardless of water pressure, you wouldn’t be able to open the doors. My next try would be the windows but it’s possible that it was such a tight fit that they wouldn’t be able to get out the windows either.

    My next option would be to pull down the back seat, exit into the trunk, and use the interior trunk release to exit the trunk. However, that also may not have worked, depending on whether the car’s weight was on the trunk (preventing you from exiting the trunk), or whether there was enough room along the back or sides of the trunk (preventing you from making your way to the surface).

    My final option would be to try to kick out the windshield and exit there. I’m sure many people would try it earlier; my assumptions are that the weight of the engine would be holding the front of the car closer to the bottom of the pool; that momentum carried the front of the car close to/into the edge of the pool, limiting space to exit that way; that front airbags may make the exit awkward; and that a possibly shattered windshield and crumpled front of the car make exiting through the windshield a more dangerous route.

    Other than those options, I’m not sure what you could do.




  • Tribeca is a neighborhood in Manhattan. Everything in Manhattan is more expensive, simply because of the cost to rent the store. [Not denying there are other factors, but that will be a big one, simply because Manhattan cannot grow outward any more.]

    Rochester is a large city in the north of New York State, on the banks of Lake Ontario. It has plenty of room to grow out - and it’s surrounded by rural counties. Eggs are cheaper there simply because there are more chickens and less humans than there are near Manhattan.

    Again, there are unfortunately other factors in play. But surely they could’ve used a better example than the price of eggs in two such disparate parts of the state?



  • I’ll leave you to draw your own conclusions about the steel bars blocking those doors from the outside. You can see them horizontally across the two doors on the left, and there’s one propped against the wall next to the door on the right.

    1. These photos were taken a year after Epstein had been arrested, so the island was not in use at the time.

    2. The islands (he had two) are both located in the US Virgin Islands, which are highly susceptible to hurricanes.

    3. That crossbar looks very much like the crossbar in this video about installing hurricane shutters.

    I honestly think you have come to the wrong conclusion.



  • she was led around the Tuileries gardens answering questions for a long time, with the entire interview process lasting several hours.

    Even if you hadn’t been drugged with a diuretic, this would be hard.

    The CGT culture trade union said: “[…] there is a systemic problem, which enabled a senior civil servant to act like this for a decade.” The union said other staff had previously made allegations against him, accusing him of taking pictures of women’s legs in meetings.

    It always starts small, as they see what they can get away with. They knew there was some kind of problem with him, yet they let him continue for over a decade.

    women in the job interview drugging investigation said their case was taking too many years to come to trial, only increasing their trauma. “Six years later, we’re still waiting for a trial […] For us, it feels like we’re being victimised a second time.”

    And now it’s been another six years for these women, waiting for any kind of justice. If I’d spent sixteen years waiting, I’d be angry too.



  • They’ve been entirely fine stoking (or actively ignoring the stoking) of political violence against the left, brown people, non-Christians, LGBT+, the poor, the physically and mentally handicapped, the homeless, immigrants, scientists, teachers, librarians, and public servants. And when the violence even looks like it’s turning their way their way, they don’t stand up and fight back, they slink off hoping it’ll pass them by while they make way for ever more extremists to take their place.

    I hope all these opportunistic cowards follow Robespierre, overtaken and eaten by the things they promoted.









  • Covert operations expected to be first step […] The United States plans on Monday to designate the Cartel de los Soles a foreign terrorist organization […] The Trump administration has accused Maduro of leading Cartel de los Soles, […] Washington in August doubled its reward for information leading to Maduro’s arrest to $50 million. But U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said last week that the terrorist designation “brings a whole bunch of new options to the United States.”

    … Are they publicly announcing that they’re planning to assassinate the head of a foreign government?!