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Well, it is extremely unlikely that anybody is going to reach into a woman's bra to steal her wallet.
Yeah, prisons have a lot of bad and mean people. And prison guards are usually even worse people than the prisoners themselves are.
And if you're a man who's pretending to be a woman, you're going to have an especially bad time in prison.
I don't know what is a shocking revelation about this.
And the moral of the story is that if you're a tranny you shouldn't commit crimes and go to prison.
And if you're a man who's pretending to be a woman, you're going to have an especially bad time in prison.
I don't know what is a shocking revelation about this.
And the moral of the story is that if you're a tranny you shouldn't commit crimes and go to prison.
re: Should tariffs be applied to foreign labor (engineering, HR, accounting, customer support)
Posted by UFFan on 10/5/26 at 12:40 pm to Upperdecker
So, Exxon and other companies have their buildings engineered by some guy in India who’s just viewing the whole building on Zoom or something? And they basically have calculated that the 75% reduction of costs from hiring an engineer who can’t view the building in person is worth the 1% risk (or whatever they’ve calculated the risk to be) that this will cause the whole building to collapse and will cause Exxon to face a huge lawsuit?
Ah, that’s a pleasant thing to know the next time I walk into a building.
Ah, that’s a pleasant thing to know the next time I walk into a building.
re: Should tariffs be applied to foreign labor (engineering, HR, accounting, customer support)
Posted by UFFan on 10/5/26 at 12:31 pm to Ramblin Wreck
How do you offshore an engineering job? Don’t engineering jobs require the engineer to frequently be present at the site of the building that’s being built?
I can see how you can offshore the other jobs you mentioned (accounting, HR, customer support), but I don’t understand how you can offshore an engineering job.
I can see how you can offshore the other jobs you mentioned (accounting, HR, customer support), but I don’t understand how you can offshore an engineering job.
re: Should tariffs be applied to foreign labor (engineering, HR, accounting, customer support)
Posted by UFFan on 10/5/26 at 12:19 pm to Ramblin Wreck
I can understand why people like the idea in theory, but I’m not really sure how it’s supposed to work in practice.
Usually, tariffs are on a physical object. Like impose a tariff on a pear or something.
I don’t know how you tax something intangible like an HR department. Are you going to come up with some legal definition of what an HR department even is?
Aside from that, you’d have to make the tariffs really, really high to make them worthwhile. That’s one of the problems that Trump’s tariffs already face. These companies are paying these factory workers in third world shitholes at most 1/10 as much as they’d have to pay US workers. So you’d have to make the tariffs like at least 1,000% in order to bring factory labor home, maybe something like 700% if you take into account the cost of shipping the goods. And for call centers, the businesses don’t have to take shipping costs into account.
Usually, tariffs are on a physical object. Like impose a tariff on a pear or something.
I don’t know how you tax something intangible like an HR department. Are you going to come up with some legal definition of what an HR department even is?
Aside from that, you’d have to make the tariffs really, really high to make them worthwhile. That’s one of the problems that Trump’s tariffs already face. These companies are paying these factory workers in third world shitholes at most 1/10 as much as they’d have to pay US workers. So you’d have to make the tariffs like at least 1,000% in order to bring factory labor home, maybe something like 700% if you take into account the cost of shipping the goods. And for call centers, the businesses don’t have to take shipping costs into account.
re: Need help with my dog.
Posted by UFFan on 10/5/26 at 9:18 am to TigerChick2018
In the 0.001% chance that this isn't some completely made up troll, ask another vet rather than asking Tigerdroppings.
Wiki says the city is 70.97% black. Although I probably would have assumed that a rural black community would be less dangerous than an urban black ghetto.
re: Dumb f**ks that scream “tax the rich more!”
Posted by UFFan on 10/4/26 at 12:17 pm to Ben Rumson
This is a poli board thread.
re: Your daily reminder that we don't deserve dogs
Posted by UFFan on 10/3/26 at 10:44 pm to duckblind56
God doesn't exist. But dogs do exist.
Lesbian Bar Article in Boston Globe Getting Hollywood's Interest
Posted by UFFan on 10/3/26 at 12:30 pm
Apparently it's gotten thousands of subscriptions to the Boston Globe, and become one of the Globe's most read articles ever.
And Hollywood wants to make a documentary about the bar.
LINK
And Hollywood wants to make a documentary about the bar.
LINK
Well, he was pretty much the worst hangman ever, at least if you don't think that he was doing a bad job on purpose. Many of his hangings were a prolonged and nasty affair, especially his hanging of Streicher.
I get so tired of that. Even YouTube is increasingly age restricting so many things and requiring a login to view.
Combined with Reddit now requiring a login to view things in Old Reddit mode.
And I'm not even going to get started on what Elon is doing with requiring logins to view everything on Twitter. (I refuse to call it X.) And now he's even gotten rid of the third party viewing services like nitter and xcancel.
Combined with Reddit now requiring a login to view things in Old Reddit mode.
And I'm not even going to get started on what Elon is doing with requiring logins to view everything on Twitter. (I refuse to call it X.) And now he's even gotten rid of the third party viewing services like nitter and xcancel.
re: Trail Blazers hire & fire announcer on same day - sex/race Tweets he made at 15 years old
Posted by UFFan on 10/3/26 at 8:04 am to forkedintheroad
This guy had 31,000 tweets. The news station really had to dig through his tweets for hours to find those ancient tweets. Even if they somehow read one tweet per second, it would have taken them 8 hours to find those tweets. Realistically speaking, few people can probably read tweets at a speed faster than about one tweet every 7 seconds. So it probably took the news station something like 56 hours to find those tweets.
Unless you’re in a public facing job, it’s unlikely that anybody is going to spend that much time digging through your tweet history.
Now, I guess if you created a Twitter account at age 15 and you’ve only made something like 10 tweets on it, then somebody might dig up your Tweets at age 15. But if you’ve made 31,000 tweets, your tweets as a 15 year old almost certainly would get hidden in your sea of tweets unless you get a super public facing job.
In fact, I’m not sure if anybody would have digged this much through his Tweet history if he had been hired for almost any NBA announcing job except for Portland. Portland is basically the wokest city in the US and was the center of Antifa.
Unless you’re in a public facing job, it’s unlikely that anybody is going to spend that much time digging through your tweet history.
Now, I guess if you created a Twitter account at age 15 and you’ve only made something like 10 tweets on it, then somebody might dig up your Tweets at age 15. But if you’ve made 31,000 tweets, your tweets as a 15 year old almost certainly would get hidden in your sea of tweets unless you get a super public facing job.
In fact, I’m not sure if anybody would have digged this much through his Tweet history if he had been hired for almost any NBA announcing job except for Portland. Portland is basically the wokest city in the US and was the center of Antifa.
re: Trail Blazers hire & fire announcer on same day - sex/race Tweets he made at 15 years old
Posted by UFFan on 10/3/26 at 7:41 am to Tigahhss14
His firing is ridiculous, but people’s tweets were definitely viewable to the whole public in 2012. Actually Twitter was even more viewable to everybody in 2012 than it is now, since that was before all the login constraints on viewing Twitter.
Of course, realistically, the only people who would have been looking at his Twitter in 2012 would have been him, his friends, and maybe his parents. But his tweets always were theoretically viewable to anybody in the world from Madagascar to Hungary.
Twitter had never been viewable to only a small group of people like texting your friends or something.
Of course, realistically, the only people who would have been looking at his Twitter in 2012 would have been him, his friends, and maybe his parents. But his tweets always were theoretically viewable to anybody in the world from Madagascar to Hungary.
Twitter had never been viewable to only a small group of people like texting your friends or something.
The Asian tweet is the only one that can even be considered slightly offensive. (Emphasis on slightly.) I can’t believe that people care about tweets that use the word “slut” and “whore”. I’ve heard women use the terms slut and who’re all the time.
I’m not sure if blackface is really considered unforgivable. I mean, Jimmy Kimmel was a blackface comedian until 2016. Now he’s considered the king of wokeness. PS He was as unfunny as a blackface comedian as he is now.
Would you have even known that COVID existed if the media hadn’t talked about it 24/7/365?
Posted by UFFan on 10/3/26 at 5:17 am
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There would be a yawn.
It's already been rumored that USC had conversations with the SEC. They were desperately seeking any out to the PAC-12.
Yeah, since the threads on here about the WNBA and about the Heat having a Miami Vice Day are so much more meaningful.
Doc Rivers has blown 7 different 3-2 leads in his career
Posted by UFFan on 10/2/26 at 1:00 pm
It's well known that he's blown 3 different 3-1 leads. But it's less well-known that he's blown 4 other 3-2 leads, even aside from the 3 3-1 leads.
According to Google AI, nobody else has blown more than two 3-2 leads. Pat Riley and Greg Popovich are the only 3 coaches it's mentioned as having blown 2 different 3-2 leads.
According to Google AI, nobody else has blown more than two 3-2 leads. Pat Riley and Greg Popovich are the only 3 coaches it's mentioned as having blown 2 different 3-2 leads.
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