That was a really sad episode wtf… rip kids, rip shisui…

You what 😂, how many years did that take?

Plz weekly plz weekly plz weekly.

They know what they said 😤

Finally got around to finishing it and damn that sucks for Julius. Wonder why he didn’t go vegetable like the others though, was it because he was fighting a different gluttony?

TBH if I get any dumber I might have to start looking into whether it’s all that plastic as well.

I’ve had this saved as a reaction image for a while now

I think they were referring to “man shaped puddle”, when the picture is more of a puddle shaped puddle.

This is how tech companies have always run and now that we have… Well yeah.

No AI summary 😍

Ok, I’m sorry to have upset you.

My angle here is that it’s difficult to discuss this topic if there is not irrefutable proof that his actions as carried out were directly violating clearly defined legislation.

If we take the case of reclassifying civil servants, articles I read say that he can do it when “necessary” / “as good administration warrants” which seems like it could leave a lot of wiggle room for him to snake his way out of it. Following that, I don’t see news on whether these people have actually been removed from their jobs or if Trump simply proclaimed something which was not acted upon.

The number of low quality rage-bait articles makes finding actual information quite difficult for me at least.

From the tone of your original post, I had thought you might be knowledgeable as to state clearly which laws he had broken, ideally something so clear it would be impossible for a lawyer not to rule against him (barring whatever the presidential immunity exempts him from).

I wish you well though, and no need to respond here if you don’t want to.

I see people saying this a lot, but as someone unfamiliar, which orders are actually clearly violating existing law? There is the mass firings example, but when I looked it didn’t seem clear which rule was actually broken.

If you mean most tears, definitely Clannad. Probably others that would be more sad in a depressing kinda way though.

lmao downvoted for giving details on how their social credit score works, when you’re not even saying ‘china good’.

Yeah but besides cars and guns let’s say, other methods of killing probably require more time and technique making them easier to stop. A truck can be a one button people flattener available to pretty much the entire population (USA)?

Lol I think the interview pressure got to you.

Thanks everyone, looks like it works for now!

Inside the trimmer, it really does look more simple when you open it up. Let’s say I can just cut the wire down a bit with scissors and then strip a bit of the cable plastic. Then the points I’m uncertain on would be:

1. The rubbery fitting that surrounds the wires and secures it to the main housing. Doesn’t feel like there would be any way to yank out existing cable and thread through the unbroken part.

2. Little gold-ish pieces that pinch the wire and connect it to the screws. Look somewhat difficult to pry open.

I am located in the US but not sure which prong is which since the cable is quite twisty and the broken part is on the trimmer side.

First time uploading a picture here so not sure if it worked, but how does it look? I honestly have no idea how to fix it.

Yeah definitely felt like Liz was unfortunate in this episode but the book was so sus. I’m also surprised she was able to just turn the charm off, like do the randoms still like her now or what?

There’s like… 1 more episode so this Duke thing is gonna be 👀.