Welcome To Topix Too Forum

I wasn't sure where you are located.

I'm on the flat end.

Seven Suffolk County cops admitted to misconduct and agreed to quit — but only after their pensions kicked in: report

If it came to that and Brashear picked a Dem, they would just refuse to seat them.

That works for me.

Jersey lawmaker

Ex-mobster-turned lawmaker who claims 15 murders accused of threatening to bash man’s head with baseball bat

Russian soldiers are revealing their locations to Ukrainian fighters posing as lonely women online

It's happening on U-Hauls: WSJ economist says $2T has fled blue states for low-tax red states — and Democrats' solution is to raise taxes

After all their oil industry is blown up, there is almost nothing else left to target economically.  After that's gone what's left to blow up ... Russian potato fields, lol?  They offer the world nothing else in trade except sh1t out of the they scratch out of the ground.

 Supreme Court rules against Rastafarian who sued prison officials for cutting his dreadlocks

Guards threw a previous decision in the trash before holding him down

Landor had a few weeks left in his sentence for drug possession when guards at a Louisiana prison handcuffed him to a chair and shaved off the knee-length dreadlocks he had grown over nearly two decades. Minutes earlier, Landor had handed his guards a judicial opinion demonstrating that they were required to allow dreadlocks for religious purposes.

The guards tossed that opinion in the trash before holding Landor down and cutting his hair.

He was incarcerated without incident at two other facilities before he was transferred to the Raymond Laborde Correctional Center. He came armed with a copy of an appeals court ruling from 2017 that allowed prisoners to have dreadlocks.

Landor, who began serving a five-month prison sentence in 2020, had previously taken a promise known as the Nazarite vow to not cut his hair.