If I remember right, this wasn't even illegal. A lot of places in the US still have this ancient (and fucking ridiculous even back when it was new) rule that the sheriff gets to pocket any leftover cash from the prisoner care budget.
Yeah, anyways this is usually the reason behind it whenever you read anything about prisoners being fed roadkill or spoiled food or whatever. Ancient, incredibly brazen corruption.
Shoo! Don't make me get the broom!
Is this what passes for bait these days? Shoo, go on, git. Back to your imageboard.
It's pretty clear that they meant "a constant factor in our daily lives", you really don't need to be this hostile.
They'll be happy. Like... they really clearly actually want this. Even when their faces get eaten, they're all enthusiastically for it.
Sale hasn't been approved by the bankruptcy court yet.
Yeah, sadly the writing is on the wall for public support of LGBT rights. Fucking hell...
$20 million is one hell of an incentive to take a dive....
Yeah, don't think it was a secret by any means but I do think my understanding of bankruptcy proceedings is lacking to the point I have no idea if that will invalidate the sale like InfoWars is claiming in their suit.
Yeah, seems like there was some behind the scenes work so that the onion could buy it, we'll see if it stands up in the (I assume deeply corrupt...) bankruptcy court. God, I hope it does....
infowars is down, I think its real
Urm. No. In a few cases thats true, but for most complex systems, or even just ones that rely on non-default engine extensions (a category that includes nearly all games), they really do need work invested into them. Steam and proton are are making this better but its really not at 'just check a box' levels of ease yet.