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Mostly two with a dash of five.

Baden: Where the womenfolk are as sturdy as the stairs.

Not as much as the rest of us will be cheering his. Around these parts, there will be fucking in the streets on that joyous day.

Or, and hear me out, we could tax the billionaires.

Silver linings, everybody!

How very true.

I get why you'd be pointing it out, but Maybe try running an ad-blocker? I have no idea how people who don't use the Internet these days.

Yeah, I like to do my own thinking if it's all the same to you.

I've never understood what issue most guys have with menstruation. I presume it to be some sort of irrational inculcated aversion. Personally, I enjoy the consequence-free opportunity to come in my lady of choice. And, usually, so does she.

Why, thank you. That's most gracious of you.

I wouldn't say 'easily'. I live in a country with a so-called 'liberalized' electricity market, and although I'm enough of a software developer to have custom scripts to pull the daily market hourly prices, I still wouldn't call it easy to schedule around. And most people really don't have the kind of options my expertise grants me.

That's why a said static webhost, i.e. paying for the ability to serve files, not run scripts or manage the webserver configuration. Sure, the hosting provider could be made responsible for the implementation, but now they have been encumbered with the burden and liability of policing which hosted sites needs this bullshit enabled and which are just a blog about making strawberry preserves or something.

Point is, it's complete and utter twattery of the highest order. Never mind enforcement, I don't even see how it would be reliably or consistently implemented.

And all that is in any case absolutely futile, because there's still the matter of people being perfectly able of obtaining those self-same ISO's from any number of other sources that are even more difficult to police, like the ones I originally mentioned, and about a thousand more where they came from.