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Does he die in the end? (PM me so as not to spoil it.)
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Next door to the margarita bar.
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Have you used it to make roasted/glazed nuts or trail mix? It says in the description that it can be used for that as well, so curious if you've done that with it.
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Uh, no it's not. I'll take the Garrett's just up the street, please.
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RIP Leonard Cohen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrLk4vdY28Q
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(MN) Constitutional Amendment - ballot initiative
Squirrel replied to Willihammer's topic in The Sports Bar
I'd say it's both. -
Heh, actually I would do the same.
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I have a slow cooker and have used it once ... but when I'm looking for recipes for other things, I try all kinds of online recipe websites and forums. Most of them have ratings and reviews, which I recommend reading before trying any recipe because sometimes there are some useful hints. And if something works particularly well, I make sure to bookmark it in my created 'Recipes' folder.
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Do you actually make your own tortilla chips, too? Or do you use <gasp> store bought?
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Yup ... been a member off and on for a long time.
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Here's the link to the FB page, you can read through other similar posts to get to the one Ben cited. https://www.facebook.com/shaunking/?ref=ts&fref=ts
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Well, we'll never know for sure since that's not what happened, so I don't think it's a valid argument. But agree with it or not, it is a fact that Trump led a very racist-filled rhetoric campaign and people are scared. Most of the protests, from what I've read are anti-racism protests, and also protesting the election results where the majority vote-getter didn't win. (Yeah, I know, that's a separate discussion and our system is what it is unless/until it's changed, but change sometimes begins with protest.) But as to the racism, it has amped up. I was talking to the building engineer of my building this morning. He's American, born in this country, a citizen of this country, with Puerto Rican ancestry. He said that he's experienced racism throughout his life, and that it has amped up quite a bit in recent months. A friend of his just this morning was told, 'Go home, spic!' I know that not everyone who voted for Trump is racist, and I know that many had other reasons for doing so, but nonetheless, they did vote for someone who has emboldened a segment of the population to do hateful things.
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I agree. While perhaps 'inconvenient' for some, I don't think peaceful protests are pointless. They are an expression. I've marched s few times in protest of various things.
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So, 30-45% of those who voted for Trump was about giving the middle finger message. What about the other 55-70%? Could those be the ones giving an indictment about the minority population then?
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Protests in Seattle now, too.
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Well, you don't want to go there now .. the protest is 7-8 blocks long, and they are circling all over the place. And I can't tell from the news feed because it's video from a helicopter, so it just looks like one huge long ant trail.
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Protest going on in Chicago right now. I'm still at work, just noticed it on my FB feed. From what I can see from the news camera, seems peaceful, just people on a march around downtown and around the Trump tower.
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You were coherent.
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This is it right here.
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What? You mean Occam's razor isn't a thing???
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I think it's awoken many of us. I grew up in that world of involvement but it hasn't been a part of my adult life so much.
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You've convinced me in the time here I've known you. How's that for opening my mind a bit?
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Again, how will they obstruct? They don't have the votes to obstruct.
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No, not Trump, but Pence does fit that mold. He's the next step and a heartbeat away.
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Without control of the House or the Senate, just how exactly will the Dems be obstructionists? And soon the make up of the courts will also go down a path that won't be changed for a generation to come. There are no checks and balances left here, so I'm not sure how the Dems could be obstructionists.
