of these cutesy-poo "We" and "I" names?

I initially missed the lack of a space between "We" and "Transfer", which made for an interesting parsing train wreck.

Because EULAs are hot air. Software manufacturers will back down if you call their bluff if you look like you have the necessary lawyers to back it up. The last thing they want is a definitive legal ruling on EULAs, because it will establish a legal answer and likely won't be in their favor.

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Trump has beaten a woman more than twice. He's just careful not to leave bruises.

"In Texas, we can get a half dozen "watch" alerts a day when storm systems are moving through."

This is an education problem; you should know the difference between "watch" and "warning". "Watch" is just "things are looking a bit dicey, be alert for more info." "Warning" is "bad stuff is happening, take appropriate action."

"Around here they keep sending them as "Extreme Alerts""

Politics, unfortunately. Any attempt to reduce their classification would immediately produce howls of "It's TERRIBLE how you just want abducted children/people with dementia/police officers to DIE!"

If I pretended I cared?

Why are all the "related links" for this story about EVs and such?

Indie game companies make and sell new offline games every day.

And online games can have their server code released when the publisher's servers shut down. I'm not even going to insist that it be provided for free. Doesn't guarantee that the game will keep going but it at least makes it possible.

College done learned her English real good!

Yorkshire is about 8% Muslim.

Well, of course not. The silver content of an actually silver coin would be worth dozens of times the coin's face value. The U.S. Mint will sell you five real silver quarters, minted for 2025. It'll only cost you $95. They are legal tender for 25 cents each, but people aren't going to be handing those out in change.

Remember, if he kills you, you don't pay!

Yeah, nobody codes in FORTH anymore.

If you analyze ir, this system methodically erases women's surnames. A grandchild's first surname is his paternal grandfather's first surname--and his second surname is his maternal grandfather's first surname.

"I donâ(TM)t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach kids.â

    -- Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe