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Ban Hammer

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  1. as this thread had no replies for almost 4 years until today, it is now locked to further posts. should one have questions similar to the situation portrayed in this thread, it is suggested to start their own thread. charles vj moderation
  2. accounts that join and immediately start editing their profile are indicators of a spam account. your previous account could have also been banned based on the name as there is a book with that exact name.
  3. the idiot that dreamed up that change should be shown the door for wasting money, time, and public standing. her name is sarah moore "Her strategic experience in marketing, brand building, and guest engagement..." https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/cracker-barrel-appoints-sarah-moore-as-new-chief-marketing-officer-302201075.html
  4. LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – The Bureau of Land Management is investigating the discovery of dozens of piles of human cremains outside of Las Vegas, Nexstar’s KLAS has confirmed. A person who KLAS is allowing to be anonymous stumbled on what they described as about 70 piles of ashes on a dirt road outside of Searchlight, they said while providing a photo. Searchlight is a rural community about an hour south of the Las Vegas valley off U.S. 95. KLAS is granting this viewer anonymity at their request. An official with BLM confirms to the station’s 8 News Now Investigators that the piles are human cremains and that the department is actively investigating. more at https://www.wfla.com/news/national/piles-of-human-cremated-remains-discovered-outside-las-vegas/
  5. CHARLOTTE — Iryna Zarutska, 23, who police said was stabbed to death on Friday night on the light rail in Charlotte, had fled war-torn Ukraine, according to a GoFundMe page her friends set up. The deadly stabbing happened at about 10:30 p.m. The crime scene was at the East/West Station in South End. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department will charge DeCarlos Brown, 34, who is unhoused and has a lengthy criminal history, with first-degree murder. He was sent to a hospital where he remained on Monday. Brown spent five years in prison for robbery with a deadly weapon. more at https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/woman-stabbed-death-light-rail-had-fled-war-torn-ukraine/XQHWXBD4ZVGTJBPQAZLHDHUFV4/
  6. as this thread has run its course, it is now locked. do not restart this thread eta: one post removed as it is AI generated. do not post AI generated advice.
  7. Lion Electric, which received $159 million in federal funds to manufacture electric buses, has fallen into bankruptcy and failed to deliver $95 million worth of buses. The Biden administration awarded Canadian electric bus maker Lion Electric $159 million to manufacture 435 school buses between 2022 and 2024, making it the third-largest recipient of such funding. The company has since fallen into bankruptcy, failed to deliver hundreds of the buses it promised, and warned school districts that its dire financial straits prevent it from servicing those in circulation. As a result, many of those districts are turning back to diesel. "The buses do not run for more than a month before needing more repairs," Coleen Souza, assistant to the superintendent of Winthrop Public Schools in Maine, told Clean Trucking. more at https://freebeacon.com/energy/back-to-gas-school-districts-revert-to-diesel-because-bidens-electric-buses-cant-be-repaired/
  8. anything trump does is bad, including successfully ending the ukrain-russia war.
  9. Louisiana regulators approved Entergy Corp.’s plan to build three natural gas plants to power Meta Platform Inc.’s biggest data center. Meta’s latest and largest data center is a 4 million–square–foot complex in rural Louisiana intended to support the company’s most powerful artificial intelligence models. Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg has said the facility, dubbed Hyperion, will near the size of Manhattan. At full capacity it is expected to consume as much as 5 gigawatts of electricity. more at https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southcentral/2025/08/21/836573.htm 5 gigawatts (GW) is a measure of power, equivalent to 5 billion watts, and is enough to power approximately 3.75 million homes, or roughly the total power demand of a large metropolitan area like a city's peak summer demand.
  10. just found this Highly powered lasers also set off electrical discharges into the atmosphere, emitting ozone. Hazardous exposure to ozone may result in eye and upper respiratory irritation.
  11. so......wouldn't a laser beam heat up the atmosphere?
  12. i can only guess what the space maintenance bill will be for that fiasco.
  13. given the tents in LA, probably not. it is illegal to camp in san fran if the president of china is dropping in.
  14. well, it's something that's illegal in some parts of canada.......
  15. A person in California tested positive for the plague and local health officials suspect the patient contracted the disease from an infected flea while camping. Health officials urged residents of the Golden State to “take precautions” when outdoors following the infection of a resident from South Lake Tahoe. “Plague is naturally present in many parts of California, including higher elevation areas of El Dorado County,” Kyle Fliflet, El Dorado County’s acting director of public health, said in a statement. more at https://nypost.com/2025/08/20/us-news/california-resident-tests-positive-for-the-plague-after-camping-trip/ stock up on toilet paper now!
  16. Frank Caprio, a compassionate television judge with a particular fondness for the military veterans who appeared in his Rhode Island courtroom, died Wednesday of pancreatic cancer. He was 88. Videos of Caprio’s empathetic traffic court rulings — such as dismissing a $100 ticket for a Vietnam veteran who struggled to find parking near a Veterans Affairs hospital — spread across the internet in recent years like wildfire, garnering billions of views worldwide. X That popularity led to a nationally syndicated television show called “Caught in Providence” broadcast in 186 cities across the United States. Caprio — a first-generation American whose father immigrated from Italy at age 12 — was a veteran himself. He joined the Army Reserve in 1954 at the recommendation of his brother, who was also a soldier. more at https://www.legion.org/information-center/news/security/2025/august/frank-caprio-compassionate-tv-judge-with-soft-spot-for-veterans-dies-at-88?utm_campaign
  17. the doj should run this football straight to the supreme court.
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