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And they found this "manifesto" and the gun by, I shit you not, taking his backpack away from the witnesses at the fast food joint. Turning off their body cameras. Unpacking the backpack. Repacking it. Bringing it back to where the witnesses were. And then "discovering" the gun and manifesto. This, a set of actions performed by a police force which has a long and legally adjudicated history of planting evidence on people.

Woman in purple, in a high pitched, enthusiastic voice: if you’re not at work today or you’re working from home, you may be wondering, whAt day is it?

Man in suit, emotionless and factual: itsmonday

Life of Faith was a "Christian alternative" to American Girl in the early 00s. (These spring up from time to time. Most of them only last a few years with a very niche market. I think, at the time, they had because people were flipping out about American Girl partnering with Girls Inc to fund after-school science programs and stuff, because Girls Inc was - according to the conservatives - "A pro-abortion, pro-lesbian organization".) The dolls were based around the Elsie Dinsmore books and it's all . . . big fluffy dresses on a plantation in the antebellum South. With all that that entails.

It was pretty fucking bad.

With that in mind, this is perhaps the funniest toy defect I have ever seen.

Edit: found it

three of swords