Drusas

I've been in Kyoto when the heat index was 114 Fahrenheit. I don't recall what the humidity was other than awful. I was so glad that there were vending machines available all over the place because I would go through one Pocari Sweat per three or four blocks--I just sweated it all right out of me.

...beautiful city though.

They want poor people to be desperate and subjugated. They need the poor to be wage slaves and soldiers.

Sadly only helpful for type one, but it's great to see a potential new treatment for those folks.

You should try Hungarian hot paprika.

And if there aren't now, new gay people can be born there. What then?

I don't firmly believe that he did or did not kill himself--though I lean towards he did not--but I take great offense to how every news organization reports suicide as fact when it's quite questionable.

It's $100 in the US. I'll be going for a free replacement battery.

I'm generally pretty even-keel.

I don't know why any non-native-born citizen is traveling in and out of the US right now. They'll go after you regardless of how good a person you may be or how legal your status may be.

This man has lived in the US for 35 years, from the age of five. He may not be a citizen, but he's as much of an American as any of us are.

Oh look, more fascism.

So, uh, how would one make use of this knowledge?

At least the people would have something to celebrate