It depends on the degree. Comp Sci/ anything computers is in deep decline right now. If you have construction experience and you go for an engineering degree related to your trade, you’ll do amazing.

He liked her leather pants.

The issue with kicking someone out of the royal house completely is that they are highly incentivized to trade their fame for money. This can include sponsorships and tell all books.

By providing some economic support, it keeps a leash on Andrew formerly known as Prince.

Depends if I could leave the country or not.

Oh, that fear gets much worse when dealing with people with various forms of dementia.

I honestly hope that I die before I get really bad dementia.

It should be implemented by having the state move time zones and reject DST, but no one wants to frame it like that.

I don’t see that working today.

If it is a house, get good insurance on it that will pay out on the cost of the structure. If they demolish the house, keep the land undeveloped and invest the insurance payout rather than rebuild. Taxes will be low because the land will have dropped in price thanks to the local community. Continue as the town has to raise taxes because they are destroying rateable properties and insurance rates rise due to the increased likelihood of property damage. Hope for either pushing the locals out or getting a municipal bankruptcy to put the town under state control.

Likely not.

Am important part is that the local economy could be on board, but it is likely that some investor would see what is happening and buy the property.

I’ve taken a listening course taught by a former cop. It turns out there is an active curriculum for police on how to actively listen to diffuse situations; it just isn’t taught as default to all cops.

You’re AuDHD?

Going for three from Against Me!

Thrash Unreal

Borne in the FM Waves of the Heart

I Was a Teenage Anarchist

And one from Rise Against

Help is on the Way

I remember watching something in the 1990’s about this question. The video said that you’d need 6 earths for each human to live at an average American’s level of wealth.

I imagine it is worse now.

I’m aware that the Selective Service exists in case a draft is needed, but the US military has changed itself to make sure that a draft has a very low chance of occurring.

The USA fought two occupations at the same time and didn’t use a draft to fill personnel needs. A major reason why the USA didn’t was because it would make the occupations far more unpopular than they were. There were political decisions all the way up the chain of command to prevent a draft, even when Afghanistan was portrayed in the media as a defensive war.

Sure, no drafts in the future isn’t guaranteed, but it is a solution that the DOW will only pursue if there are no other options available.

Munchkin rules don’t really need a queue or a stack, though. There also aren’t they many cards that say you defeat the monster and gain a level, they usually only say to discard the monster and get treasure.

Part of what makes Elf so important as a class is because it allows for two people to try to win together.

Just one made by someone who understands the franchise.

And as far as I recall, there is only one reboot in Star Trek history, it just shouldn’t have been made by JJ Abrams.

Maybe, but I feel like the lore has become too large for the property and a reboot would be beneficial for the series.

The military also doesn’t want to go back to a draft army. Discipline and morale suck with a draft army and there is severe political blowback to casualties from drafted personnel.

A lot of reforms post Vietnam were made to make sure that the US military didn’t need to draft.

It isn’t just a failure in education or misunderstanding.

For the most part, “OK Boomer” gets used when someone is expressing something as fact which may have used to be true, but no longer is. Maybe the use of the term has shifted over time, but that was the crux of that use.

For board games, not having a firm way to end the game. A lot of Steve Jackson games have this problem where the mechanics of the game mean a lot of people will prevent people from winning the game , which usually lengthens the game as people have more power to keep others from winning than winning themselves.

There is an element of generational conflict that is tied into the class war. Most Boomers have moved on from being labor to being on fixed income and capital returns.