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Don't forget cashews.

Why? The 14th amendment is clear:

> All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.

Christianity is no different.

Don't worry. It'll trickle down.

> the next president

I appreciate your optimism.

Which compiler would you like to use?

About $600 apparently. The regular S100X is $350.

Incidentally, Turner created Cartoon Network.

Your criticism of Haskell is entirely subjective. There are lots of people, myself included, that like and prefer Haskell's syntax.

> there is barely anything around Kyoto station

This is simply not true. Kyoto station is probably the most densely packed shopping / entertainment area in the city.

Source: I live in Kyoto.

That is an important piece of context that isn't mentioned in the linked article. Instead, the state department makes it seem like they were kicked out for espousing opinions that the government doesn't like.

I don't endorse their views, but "hailing the great deeds of Islamic terrorists" is protected speech.

Excellent opportunity to dump Tesla and pump SpaceX.

I once saw a grown man pull his pants down and take a shit right on the sidewalk on market street. San Francisco just be like that.

In Japan the driver's face needs to be clearly visible in the photo. At least that's what I've been told. I don't drive.