The settlement didn't specify an amount. It's not 1.8 billion. It's unlimited. Literally a blank check.

Stripes. Side by side. Peanut butter next to jelly next to peanut butter, and so on. No top. No bottom. Just utter chaos.

Depends on where you are. Middle of the country? Yeah you can get free water, maybe even with ice, and use the restroom anywhere.

On the coast the restrooms are locked up tight. California has a law that says that water is free, but not ice, and I don't know about the other desert states.

Anything could happen. To be totally honest, most Americans, myself included, have never been outside of the country, so we don't know.

If I had to speculate based on the news, the fact that he isn't white, doesn't speak English well, and may have no electronics/ questionable electronics, all adds up to a high likelihood of him being detained for an indeterminate amount of time, and potentially being deported to somewhere that no one wants to be.

Perchance crushing turtussy

Panoramix/Gettafix is the real hero. Asterix, and to a lesser extent Dogmatix, are just the face of the village.

Unlimited. No figure was mentioned in the "settlement."

Go the extra step and salt the field.

Adding the bike lane took nothing from anyone. Removing the bike lane is theft of public property. Parking in the removed bike lane is an act of violence against the proletariat that has to pay to subsidize your car.

Cars specifically are violence applied against the environment. Bicycles aren't. If you don't want your car vandalized, don't support ecoterrorism perpetrated by the government.

Depends on if the world's edge has been set to traversable in the server settings upon world creation.

I think autocorrect changed, "geiger meter go bonkers/ bananas" to what we got

Either that, or they may be a preschool teacher

Not exactly. Roosevelt scheduled talks with Japan, and then had the diplomats to Japan skip the meetings. He did this multiple times. IIRC that was either the 12th or 13th meeting that the US delegation didn't attend. At that point Japan decided that the US wasn't actually interested in peace talks and attacked.

So in that case, as an American, I am inclined to believe that Japan was genuinely interested in the peace talks. We weren't, or more specifically our president wasn't interested in peace talks.

Wilson also didn't help matters by setting the stage for WWII.