I'd support it for offenders that repeatedly demonstrate an inability to rehabilitate or cooperate in prison, meaning they pose a threat to both society and fellow inmates. As the death penalty stands now, it's expensive and time consuming, and there's still an uncomfortable margin of error in convictions. I'd probably be more of an advocate for it in an ideal justice system with the ability to prove guilt with certainty and a streamlined appeal process. Though since those things are basically impossible for the foreseeable future, I think it's best for us to move away from using it.

Dat title tho

Secret menus?

You can walk into my local crown fried chicken and get a "Number 10 special". They give you 2 chicken wings, a small drink, and a dime bag for $15".

In McDonald's, their burgers are also known as the Number 2 special.

Why should I respect people I don't even know?

You can't think of anyone you respect but don't know personally?

Just curious. I'd like to gauge interest in how proud you are of the forum, and how much respect you have for the users here.

Here's a cool gif for your time:

Been on the Flood since before it was the Flood.

What kind of cologne is it?

If it's spray, you can directly spray your neck, where you feel your pulse, and/or a spray on the wrists. Or you can spray one wrist a couple times, rub your wrists together, then rub them on your neck.

I use a solid cologne, so instead of spraying I just take a tiny amount on my fingers and do the same as above.

Well, if it works for a bunch of small, ethically homogenous countries then surely it'll work for America.

Outcast is easily one of the best Star Wars games out there. Academy was great, too, but damn that dialog.

He sounds like a child trying to change the rules to a playground game that he's losing.

The team opens the door, leading to a dark, empty cavern. The scientist on the team scrapes a bit of dirt onto a glass slide and inserts that into a portable microscope on her wrist. The scanner confirms the existence of microscopic life, the team high-fives and returns to earth to celebrate the most momentous discovery in the history of science.

Well I have a decanter of whiskey next to my coffee machine, and I drink wine typically whenever I take the time to cook a real dinner. Beer whenever I'm with friends. We'll say regularly.

Garfield was a great Spider-Man, but Peter Parker as a popular hipster was pretty terrible. Sad to see him go, since I think he could've done a really good job if he'd been written differently.

I think Britain should return to its roots and start issuing broadswords to its citizens. Ain't nobody going to get robbed carrying a claymore.

I believe in spooky toasts.