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Cake day: December 7th, 2024

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  • No. Its fine to have mismatched data between state and federal. The feds trust their own databases unless you provide them contradictory information.

    At least from my reading about my state its not an issue. However it is an issue if federal records don’t match other federal records. Don’t change the gender on your passport without changing it with social security, but also you can’t they’re refusing changes. If the feds get contradictory information it will flag their databases and send you a notice. You’ll need a lawyer if that happens.

    Research it yourself, your state may vary, but I have not yet had any issues.










  • If dinosaurs were real, they would probably be skittish and scared of humans like most other animals. We share this planet with some very dangerous creatures that cause us few issues. Most avoid us by choice, those few exceptions can be actively managed pretty easily. Dinosaurs would be no different.

    The one change is that men online would fuming that we pick the Allosaurus.




  • You can buy chicken breasts with bones attached. There are bones nearby to all of the meat. Since it was a bone fragment, the bone must have broken at some point. I have found a fragment in supermarket chicken. Its rare but it does happen.

    I personally think it was bad ruling, and some party should have been liable.

    However, my intention was to summarize the court case in a neutral way.


  • A restaurant served boneless wings which contained a large bone fragment by mistake. A factory deboneing chickens at scale can’t be certain they got all the bones, some can be missed. A customer swallowed the bone fragment, became injured as a result, and sued the restaurant.

    The court ruled that because chickens have bones, a bone being missed in the factory was not negligence, and the customer was not entitled to damages. If the contaminant were a foreign contaminant, like say metal or glass, it would have been negligent.

    It was a 4-3 decision, but as it’s Ohio’s state supreme court, this ruling does not apply to other states.