Wait, when has Trump, at any point, said anything in support of Palestine or Muslims?

Reddit prose is news now?

Wow, these movies were really expensive. Even at 50% off, nothing is less than $20.

Eh, I can go either way on this. If the writing is great, and the story lives up to the legend, I'm interested. If it's going to be a half-assed cash grab, then the world is better without it.

Prequels can be good, if there's a good story to tell:

Rogue One
Prey
Better Call Saul
XMen First Class The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

What sort of woodworking do you want to do?

How much space is "limited space"?

Either way, any tool kit should include:

-Cordless drill
-Circular Saw
-Hammer
-Philips Screwdriver
-Flathead Screwdriver
-Ratchering socket wrench
-Channel lock wrench
-Adjustable wrench
-Needle nose pliers
-Standard pliers
-Diagonal cutting pliers
-T-square
-Level
-Measuring Tape
-Sanding blocks
-Pocket knife
-Putty knife -Rags
-Drill bits and screwdriver bits for drill
-Socket sets for drill or ratchet

Most of these hand tools can fit in a toolbox, and the power tools won't take up a ton of space.

For the power tools, you want something reliable, but do not feel the need to break the bank. I'm partial to Milwaukee brand tools, but I've also used DeWalt, Makita, and Ryobi, and cheaper brands I wouldn't recommend. Ryobi is on the cheaper side, but I have had good luck with their tools. I prefer cordless, but a corded option is cheaper and probably more reliable if you have a good workspace and plenty of outlets.

For the hand tools, cheap Harbor Tool stuff is probably OK to start. When they break, that means you're using it enough to justify getting a nice one. You can also surf your local Facebook groups for free tools people give away sometimes, or check your local Goodwill shops. Used tools can be worn down or broken, but most of the time it's just old.

Second-level woodworking power tools you shouldn't buy until you need one:

-Jigsaw
-Orbital sander
-Router
-Biscuit joiner or Planer
-Rotary tool (dremel or similar)
-Reciprocating saw
-Impact drill or driver
-Dedicated screw gun
-Nail gun (and compressor) -Angle Grinder (mostly for metalwork)

Larger items that take up space:

-Saw horses
-Workbench and Toolboxes
-Table saw
-Routing table
-Drill press
-Band Saw
-Planer
-Compressor
-Ladders

Hand tools for specific tasks (buy when needed for a project):

-Paintbrushes
-Hand planer -Tin snips
-Rubber mallet or specialty hammer -Drywall tools
-Tiny screwdrivers
-Allen wrenches/keys
-Pry bars
-Clamps

Edit: I almost forgot safety gear.

-Work gloves
-Safety glasses
-Ear muffs -Dust mask -Hardhat and reflective vest (if you're working on job sites)

It was a terrorist attack.

Doctor Who wrote what?

Feels like a pre-emptive tu quoque attack.

They need a new hook, or a lower price.

Meaning don't buy your tickets before the injury report comes out.

I was going to do that, but I don't want my phone number and email on a Musk list. Like, what is he going to do with it? Am I going to get a visit at my house? Are they going to check if I have Harris signs up and then try to sue me for breach of contract? Will the Jan 6th militia get my phone number to try to recruit me for the next terror attack? If I win the $1 million, are they going to expect political donations?

Love me some obvious plant.

Both things can be true.

Trump has the concept of a job.

Cavill was a great Superman casting, but Margot Kidder will always be the Lois Lane standard for me. Amy Adams is a good actress, but she never seemed to fit the role in my mind. I didn't buy her as the hard-nosed, street-wise investigative reporter gone looking for trouble.

I can't remember the last Trump ad that featured Trump looking into the camera and making a true statement.

You're right. In the early days, people would take the time to make sure all participants got flaired. It would be a full day, and there might be 100 comments. Eventually, it became too big, and each thread had 1,000 comments within five minutes. You can't know 1,000 people personally, and taking the time to upvote all of them was impossible.

I miss the flair threads. It was one thing to have people pick flair based on your username, but having flair that was based on an inside joke or some notable conversation made it feel like Cheers.

Yeah, prices go up as long as people are willing to pay.

There was a different innocent man executed recently. You might be confusing the two.