Is the DLC that good?

However, it would be a major blow to her public standing among Redditors, who drive much of the site's popularity.

"Much" of it? There wouldn't be any Reddit without Redditors. They literally are the website.

Is there any sort of historical source for this claim? The British navy provided grog to its sailors, but I've never heard this regarding the Mayflower. I am, however, very familiar with the popular historical fallacy that says the ancient Romans drank watered wine because their water was unsafe. Which is untrue.

Also, if boiling in the process of brewing beer is what made the beer safe to drink, why would they not just boil water before drinking it and not bother with the beer, which was more expensive and time consuming to produce?

Because the board probably knows she'll sue the shit out of them the second they remove her as CEO. Her husband still owes a cool $2.7m thanks to his ponzi scheme shenanigans.

He's not trying to ban the internet, just saying it shouldn't be considered a basic human right.

Rye Manhattans, sweet, up, stirred (not shaken, god damn it), with a maraschino cherry.

I didn't buy anything save for Sonic 1, 2, and 3.

No ragrets.