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The only US presidents who weren't officially born in the US were all born in the 13 English colonies that would eventually make up the US. It is still debated if someone born outside the US to American parents is eligible for the president. Birther scandals go all the way back to Chester Arthur, who was first purported to be born in his father's homeland of Ireland, and then Lower Canada, where his parents first met. Those accusations never really took root and were disproven, but there has never been a Supreme Court ruling to determine what "natural born" citizen actually means.

I think it is fair to ascribe northern seasons to people who have held a job with the de facto requires you to be born on the northern hemisphere.

Because these contracts aren't about creating something. They are about funneling wealth to the already wealthy.

It's essentially the Texas of Canada.

You also have to hope you catch the buffet when it is decently busy. That's when they are churning throuh food so everything is decently fresh. On a slow day that food has been sitting oit there for god knows how long...

His insurance rate probably skyrocketed because GM sold his shitty droving habits to his insurance.

That's essentially how getting shanked in prison works. The shivs aren't very large, so they just stab you in the same spot over an over again. It creates a horrendous wound that ends up looking like getting a chunk of your side scooped out with a rusty melon baller.

Yeah, you gotta ask Siri to search "massive seamen cockup" instead

Would have been a lot more cost-effective for the powers-that-be to just say "you know what, just wear coveralls everywhere, as long as they're not covered in paint."

They couldn't, because those coveralls were super flammable and a danger to anyone wearing them.

The camo was because the Navy was jealous of the army's new camo pattern that didn't work, so yhey issied it to all sailors to ensure you wont be found if you fall overboard.

Or Kissinger and North Vietnam to get Nixon elected. It's a time honored Republican strategy.

Yeah working 12 hour shifts 2 days on, 2 days off, and alternating weekends was always my favorite schedule. Weekdays off to do important things, fat overtime checks every other week, and taking a one week vacation using only 2 vacation days was awesome.