Trust-busting and tariffs. Is it time to make sure certain industries have at least some of their manufacturing in the U.S.?

@89th said in Golf is less boring.: Watching golf > Watching grass grow > Watching paint dry > Watching the hearings > Reading posts from 89th

Excellent article.

@Mik said in Hay Cats! Your "Mama! I'm scared!" Post of the Day: All the mammal babies I have seen play like that to one degree or another. Now if we can just find a video of a baby sloth playing like that …

Nope, British terms in this one.

Wow.

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Biomethane is common in Brazil too. Much of the São Paulo taxi fleet runs on it.

I get him and Richard Jenkins confused. Actually I like Jenkins better, no offense to jk.

@taiwan_girl said in A project: @brenda That is very cool and impressive work!!! Thanks, TG! It will look better with plants around. I'm shopping right now!

There is a Chinese saying: "Wealth never survives three generations”. first generation makes it, the second generation spends it, and the third generation loses it Guess it is somewhat the same with businesses too.

@Mik said in Biden: "Where's the gas, man?": You have to wonder though, between Venezuela and Mexico, why they don't build their own refineries. Corruption and inefficient. Venezuela has/had PdVSA, which did a lot of refineries there. When President Chavez took over, fired a lot of the PdVSA technical staff. Mexico has PEMEX. Same type of situation. Nigeria. Leading oil producer but has to import finished products! etc etc. It is sad.

Wow!! Scary stuff!!

LOL. Cute. Looks like an ablino alligator.

A modern version of Wii tennis!! LOL

@Catseye3 @89th Agree. From what I remember reading, it appeared that the US senate would have voted about 100-0 for impeachment of President Nixon, so he decided to resign. In todays world unfortunately, that would not happen.

Wow!!!