Totally fine. The sell-by date is several days before the use-by date.

With women anyway. I assume meat works the same way.

Yes.

Don’t worry George, the Canadian trucker and fair weather libertarian rabble didn’t, and still don’t know the difference either.

Well, maybe not JUST like…

Hard work sucks, unless you enjoy the moment to moment ins and outs of it.

@Copper said in Best Tattoo:

@George-K said in Best Tattoo:

practice nearly every day of the year.

Nice stuff.

Go to the 40 year reunion and see how many have arthritis.

All of them.

We'd be better off losing the British style lawn as the default objective and decorating our houses more in accordance with the local climate rather than on that of a country where it rains on about 700 days in the year.

Had a customer that wanted to spend $2K on a used Samick console rather than a Roland HP702 because it was a “real piano”. I told her it’s a real piano in the same way that a Polaroid is a real camera…

No problem with it. Let’s put it into practice nationally.

People are no darned good

Interesting and crazy.

Yes, I guess we never really "own" digital stuff.

Chocolate isn’t bad for you. It’s all the added sugar

And the Gaza people paid for it!!!!! LOL

@Jolly said in A Christmas Celebration:

@Axtremus said in A Christmas Celebration:

@LuFins-Dad said in A Christmas Celebration:

Make the girls topless, put them on a stage in Vegas, and charge $100 per person, and everyone is fine with it…

I have seen the nativity scene staged as part of a topless show in Vegas. It's actually very well done. It's only the last 15~20 minute of a 2 hour show, but the actors/dancers did cover up for the nativity scene. And no Santa for the scene; I think the Vegas troupe's nativity scene adhered to tradition even more closely than the Texas Mega Church's version.

And so I tell you, every kind of sin and slander can be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven.

That's what Jesus said. Now, ponder on that a bit...

How is no Santa for the scene Ax described blasphemous?

As business moves go, buying WaPo was probably profitable. But it doesn't save him from being hated by the younger generations of marxists. They hate all financially successful capitalists.

How often do I have to grate into a mixing bowl?

@89th yeah, he's fun to watch.

Looks like he's always making a video from a (different) hotel room too. I guess there's not much else to do during a layover.

I refuse to be on LinkedIn. Always felt like a forced corporate facebook world.