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Ah, well I had no idea what country you were in so just defaulted to mine. There's a lot of good store brands that would involve some minor kitchen work but the only ordered type I'm finding is from KFC which I wouldn't consider very good.

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Just like he threatened to all his sycophants that Obama was going to do (Obama did not), Trump looked into kicking over a nuclear anthill in Iran before leaving office in order to either force an extension of his term, or further entangle the President-Elect in conflict across the world.

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Whenever it comes to these opinions keep in mind someone is always going to disagree. But if I wasn't going to something uniquely local, I think Boston Market is a big enough chain that has good mashed potatos you could get.

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Bloomberg has done things to assist in Covid response in America (mainly helping mayors keep in communication with each other, and how to deal with outbreaks from a scientific backing) but has put more efforts on the international level.

The governor of Texas did get one call out from the lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania who had someone admit that they used their dead mom to vote for Trump. And there was a mailman who

https://twitter.com/JohnFetterman/st...11204923576321

What the governor of Texas seems to be attempting to do is get people to admit that...

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Just to throw this out there, the best books to use as resources for a wide variety of spirits are probably first edition's Predators and Book of Spirits. Predators has something like 80 different spirits that fit a wide variety of common types, along with what they might look like, what they might want, how they might act, and possible bans. The Book of Spirits I think has less, but also goes into what the Shadow itself is like. While a good source of information, the Book of Spirits is written from a mortal standpoint, and so it sets the Shadow as a more dangerous and alien place where humans...

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Even before the coronavirus, there's been theorizing that Disney has been trying to find a way to pull out of the whole theater thing, with theaters eating too much into their profits, forcing them to work on release schedules that don't necessarily fit with their economic needs. The larger the company, the more a monthly fee will appeal to them. Right now theaters are just sort of something you have to do to be considered a "real" film but Disney's been putting out movies on their own channels for decades that they can now put out to the same people who only go to theaters for MCU movies,...

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Well, there is one side whose tent contains, among others, 'the people who want a second civil war' along with 'the people who want a racewar' and the wildly out of right field 'the people who want to kickstart the Apocalypse and face seven bloody years of tribulation before Jesus' second coming arrives.'

I suppose the hope is more in humanity's lack of organization and unwillingness to kill their neighbor when it comes to things like this. The trick is to not be like them, and if you're wrong, let it sour you forever into pretending they're just as bad as you think they are.