..."The Aristocrats!"?

Wow. Great insight, thx.

It requires 67 Senators to override a veto (2/3 of both houses). 60 is the Senate "cloture" rule number to move bills forward (just a rule, not anything specified in law or the constitution).

USA is the third most populated country on Earth. So, expect some variance.

I think "passing" is literally the process of them moving from kidney to bladder (not bladder to dickhole).

I'm not an onion lover, but I've somehow recently realized that maybe its because yellow onion sucks? White onion (in chili, salsa, etc) I don't mind, and might even miss if it were left out. Red onion, it kinda depends, I often don't want as much as they put on a burger, but I'll leave some small amount on.

But, all the recipes that call for yellow onion seem to be things I don't like. I haven't just tried one alone, to test, but can onion lovers chime in on whether yellow onion is distinctly different enough to be the kind I've hated much of my life?

Hell, I remember my colleague's non-touch CRT monitor that was just caked with grease from him touching it over the years to "point" out things to other people. Also, it was set for 59.9 Hz refresh and flickered insanely (until I changed it to 85Hz when they weren't looking, and they noticed it didn't look so "strange" anymore).

Well, in summary, it's about how a driver in New York City covered his license plate with tape.

Hillary Clinton beat Donald Trump by more than 2% of the popular vote, which I would say is not "very close" in this context. So I'm not sure I agree with your premise.

The "switch" on the Phillips models (at least the cheaper, sub-$100 ones that I've used) wears out way too quickly, IMO. Like, after a year.

Is prayer actively discouraged in Catholicism?