So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
Good lord.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
Good lord.
supreme court to rule smuggling is legal as long as you have a deeply held religious belief in smuggling and you're a catholic dude
So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
Good lord.
Jesus christ...
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So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
They basically were the receivers of stolen goods. Along with some pretty deliberate customs fraud. And it was for a private religious collection, but I'm thinking they got rooked on that. If I remember correctly Cuneiform goes out of style sometime around 800 B.C. It's possible there is some early Jewish writing in it but given how few tablets have been translated, I doubt those are ancient biblical texts. So all in all, Hobby Lobby broke a couple of laws so they could get scammed.
So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
Good lord.
Jesus christ...
That's who they plan on giving the artifacts to, yeah.
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MAKE SURE IT CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING
Summary of Research: 250 words.
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Future research directions: 150 words.
*does math*
..........how many words do y'all think is in a paragraph? I'm writing a review paper that's only slightly longer than this
It's about 6 twitter posts for the first 2 and 4 twitter posts for the last one.
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The arts-and-crafts chain Hobby Lobby will pay $3 million to settle a federal case over smuggled Iraqi antiquities it bought to demonstrate its "passion for the Bible."
The family that owns the company is also bankrolling a $500 million Museum of the Bible slated to open in Washington in the fall.
*faints*
Imagine the actual human good that could be done with that.
Styrofoam Sammich on
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Dark Souls was better once I had somebody to lead me through the game and significantly better once I got the sword and dagger that let you do sweet breakdancing spins.
Remember, ISIS had like a whole bureaucracy built up around smuggling shit to rich Western fucks.
Look they don't want to pay for an employee to get healthcare that might give them birth control, but they have no religious issue with paying terrorists for fake relics so they can murder more people. That's positively christian.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
They basically were the receivers of stolen goods. Along with some pretty deliberate customs fraud. And it was for a private religious collection, but I'm thinking they got rooked on that. If I remember correctly Cuneiform goes out of style sometime around 800 B.C. It's possible there is some early Jewish writing in it but given how few tablets have been translated, I doubt those are ancient biblical texts. So all in all, Hobby Lobby broke a couple of laws so they could get scammed.
Cuneiform was still in use up until late Hellenic period along the Euphrates. With a few hangers on up to the beginning of the 1st century CE.
And yeah it would be extremely unlikely to have any bearing on early hebrews. I mean in theory they might get some administrative records from the time of Nebuchadnezzar. But the conquest of Judea in his time was such a minor thing from the point of view of the Babylonians it is unlikely it anything would even mention them.
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8:00 a.m.
Staff present the president with a one-page report laying out what the Fourth of July is
9:00 a.m.
Military honor guard to fire a volley for each of Trump’s 304 electoral votes
10:00 a.m.
Children gather on the South Lawn for the annual White House Roman Candle Hunt
10:30 a.m.
President Trump signs the original Declaration of Independence
11:00 a.m.
First Lady Melania Trump takes Barron to Six Flags for the day
12:00 p.m.
Speech by President Trump honoring veterans and promising to create more of them than any other president in history
3:30 p.m.
Reince Priebus to be fired seconds after taking a huge bite of potato salad
4:00 p.m.
Reveal of Ivanka Trump’s all-new American flag, which she designed with working women in mind
5:00 p.m.
Email sent out by Sean Spicer letting everyone know that he’s still got plenty of burgers at his backyard barbecue if anyone wants to come by
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Send Eric Trump to bed with a stomachache after eating too many sparklers
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Senior economist Greg Leiserson performs beautiful a capella version of “God Bless The USA”
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Fireworks display will serve as strong show of force toward D.C. suburbs
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Are these two compatible? I really don't want to blow up my FIL's new car because I'm trying to get $30 in Chinese electronics to fucking play along in 2017.
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So wait, if I'm reading that correctly, Hobby Lobby was acting as... not a front, since they do business, but similar to a front, in order to smuggle Iraqi artifacts? Presumably, given Hobby Lobby's corporate religion, as part of some sort of private religious collection?
That's fucking wild.
They basically were the receivers of stolen goods. Along with some pretty deliberate customs fraud. And it was for a private religious collection, but I'm thinking they got rooked on that. If I remember correctly Cuneiform goes out of style sometime around 800 B.C. It's possible there is some early Jewish writing in it but given how few tablets have been translated, I doubt those are ancient biblical texts. So all in all, Hobby Lobby broke a couple of laws so they could get scammed.
Cuneiform was still in use up until late Hellenic period along the Euphrates. With a few hangers on up to the beginning of the 1st century CE.
And yeah it would be extremely unlikely to have any bearing on early hebrews. I mean in theory they might get some administrative records from the time of Nebuchadnezzar. But the conquest of Judea in his time was such a minor thing from the point of view of the Babylonians it is unlikely it anything would even mention them.
David Green is the variety of Christian perfectly happy with rewriting ancient history in service of their personal beliefs anyway.
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Good lord.
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*faints*
*smacks you with trussed goat cheese filled partridge*
supreme court to rule smuggling is legal as long as you have a deeply held religious belief in smuggling and you're a catholic dude
And take far too much state money along with them.
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I'd probably settle for $499 million tbh
-_-
Jesus christ...
I want to own a baseball team
And be, like, the Jerry Jones of that baseball team
Owning it, but also inappropriately making player / personnel decisions
Roasting my star player(s) in late night tweets when they're underperforming
The simple things in life
She would have some wild super spy retaliation, like a knife in a finely baked baguette
They basically were the receivers of stolen goods. Along with some pretty deliberate customs fraud. And it was for a private religious collection, but I'm thinking they got rooked on that. If I remember correctly Cuneiform goes out of style sometime around 800 B.C. It's possible there is some early Jewish writing in it but given how few tablets have been translated, I doubt those are ancient biblical texts. So all in all, Hobby Lobby broke a couple of laws so they could get scammed.
That's who they plan on giving the artifacts to, yeah.
pleasepaypreacher.net
YOU WERE WRONG!
it IS awesome!
*blood wells up*
Now hold on
It is near to my sense of identity that I never express how I feel about any particular piece of media ever, good sir
So I must call shenanigans
Imagine the actual human good that could be done with that.
Could be put towards buying a sick child a baseball team
Look they don't want to pay for an employee to get healthcare that might give them birth control, but they have no religious issue with paying terrorists for fake relics so they can murder more people. That's positively christian.
pleasepaypreacher.net
first you boil the water
then you add the noodles
Cuneiform was still in use up until late Hellenic period along the Euphrates. With a few hangers on up to the beginning of the 1st century CE.
And yeah it would be extremely unlikely to have any bearing on early hebrews. I mean in theory they might get some administrative records from the time of Nebuchadnezzar. But the conquest of Judea in his time was such a minor thing from the point of view of the Babylonians it is unlikely it anything would even mention them.
YOU DARE?!?!
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I found this DC car adapter for powering this portable CD player:
https://smile.amazon.com/Powseed-Switching-Replacement-Speakers-Charging/dp/B01IOZED96/ref=pd_sbs_263_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01IOZED96&pd_rd_r=XDNJ3W3TEHKTN8QF3J4J&pd_rd_w=UDdSq&pd_rd_wg=CU0my&psc=1&refRID=XDNJ3W3TEHKTN8QF3J4J
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B016VBCCZW/ref=crt_ewc_img_srh_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2NYACAJP9I1IY
The charger notes
[IMPORTANT] DC Plug Polarity: inner Positive(+), outer Negative(-). Some musical device requires inner Negative and outer positive (totally opposite), please check carefully before buying.
The user manual https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A1VjXVWktnL.pdf for the CD player notes that polarity markings must match the graphic on the DC input:
Are these two compatible? I really don't want to blow up my FIL's new car because I'm trying to get $30 in Chinese electronics to fucking play along in 2017.
they're basically the villains from an Indiana Jones movie
Man the bolded I could see him legitimately doing.
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David Green is the variety of Christian perfectly happy with rewriting ancient history in service of their personal beliefs anyway.
Well its nice that people who screwed over women, are more villainous than assumed.
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