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  • While we obsessed over Russia Russia Russia

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    CopperC
    I wonder how we will destroy them.
  • Let's get serious

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    brendaB
    @horace said in Let's get serious: Definitely not pan. Pan pizza is just a stomach bomb. I like a thinner chewy crust, a savory sauce, onions, mushrooms. I make a pan pizza crust that is light and crispy. We just had some tonight for dinner.
  • "You're racist because of the color of your skin"

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    JollyJ
    @jolly said in "You're racist because of the color of your skin": @lufins-dad said in "You're racist because of the color of your skin": It’s being taught in schools, now. Every single year the numbers will shift. You, sir, are right. And an addendum... Look at girls and boys in K-12 and college...At one time, it was evident to all that girls were behind in K-12, especially in STEM oriented classes. In college, men outpaced women in earning college degrees. So, what did we do? We put a lot of emphasis on bringing girls up to speed and we even changed the way we taught public school courses in order to make up ground. We started to really push higher education to young women and now they earn more college degrees than men. We did this through a concerted effort to change the way people view things, starting in the schools and touted by the media. Nothing wrong with that, but we've hammered that viewpoint, even with outdated facts, and now we have a problem with boys and men. That's not to say the two problems are equivalent, but I think it does speak to what can happen when both educators and MSM really buy in to a belief set. They can, and will, change the course of society.
  • Hey Klaus!

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    George KG
    @klaus said in Hey Klaus!: I don't like him. He's the kind of politician whose opinion is determined and changed by opinion polls. An opportunist whose main goal is power and few original thoughts. He’s also Bavarian, so there’s that...
  • The Doctor's Bag

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    Catseye3C
    @jolly said in The Doctor's Bag: He said that when you could see how a patient lived and what they ate, it beat an office visit, anyday. What they ate? What they ate? What was he, some kind of phreak?
  • YouTube censors DiSantis

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    JollyJ
    @george-k said in YouTube censors DiSantis: @axtremus said in YouTube censors DiSantis: Host your own videos, or find an alternative (e.g., look at https://duckduckgo.com/?q=alternative+video+hosting+sites+to+youtube&t=h_&ia=web ) Print your own newspaper, but you'll have to buy your own ink, which you have made. YOu'll also have to grow your own forest so you can get the pulp to make the paper you want to print it on. Don't forget to set up your own distribution system...
  • A Chinese Satellite?

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    RenaudaR
    @loki said in A Chinese Satellite?: I guess it takes a while to get off the Russia Russia Russia addiction, you know that country that is a gas station posing as a country. Given its size I would say that if it is a gas station it is one hell of big truck stop with a convenience shop that sells an large assortment of firearms to whoever walks through the door.
  • CNN Doesn’t Understand Vaccines — or Math

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    CopperC
    @george-k said in CNN Doesn’t Understand Vaccines — or Math: 29 percent of vaccinated adults believe it is safe to travel How many believe it is safe to travel in democrat-run cities after dark?
  • KF-21

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    CopperC
    F-22s live at Langley AFB now - about 15 miles east of here. A pair of them flew about 1,500 feet above my head maybe 6 or 8 times while was golfing this AM. When I used to practice landings I rarely got more than 2 miles from the field. 15 miles from the field is a wide traffic pattern, but they are moving a lot faster than I was. I think they were practicing landing at Langley. I like watching those things, the sound is terrific.
  • Hydrogen-Powered

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    George KG
    @doctor-phibes said in Hydrogen-Powered: a lot easier than air travel for moderate distances. It's obvious that I'm a fan, particularly of long-haul travel. But your point about moderate distances is the important one. Connecting downtown to downtown on a 300 mile link is easily doable, given the political will. Even at a leisurely 60 mph, it's a 6 hour ride, allowing for stops on the way. Can you get from downtown Chicago to, say, Cleveland, Louisville, or Des Moines in 6 hours? I'd be surprised. When we travel, we arrive an hour before departure, and we're aboard about 30 minutes after that.
  • China vaccine’s efficacy rate ...

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  • China and Taiwan

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    RenaudaR
    @taiwan_girl Although I knew the KMT considered itself the legitimate government of China albeit in exile, I wasn't aware of those details.
  • Virtually Blind

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    George KG
    Oh, I mentioned the rehab.... https://www.aao.org/eye-health/treatments/face-down-recovery-after-retinal-surgery
  • Oh, *now* you tell us that the election rules were broken.

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    JollyJ
    @george-k said in Oh, *now* you tell us that the election rules were broken.: Laws are laws. It's really very simple. If the state makes a requirement for how votes are cast, that is the job of the legislature. The legislature made that law in Wisconsin, and a judge, one judge, decided he can overrule a duly-enacted constitutional statute. This is similar to what happened in Michigan. The Michigan SOS, unilaterally, made a decision about how votes are cast and counted. This is a usurpation of the job of the legislature, plain an simple. If the populace doesn't like the laws, they should choose different lawmakers. Judges have changed a lot, since the Warren Court laid the foundation for making law, instead of interpreting it.
  • This is CNN

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    George KG
    @mik said in This is CNN: Surely that has to be the Bee..... https://twitter.com/TrumpJew2/status/1381291842545803264?s=20
  • An "accident" in Iran

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    bachophileB
    Secure locations are never connected to a public infrastructure. This would require physically infiltrating and attaching a hard point connection and waiting for the appropriate political moment to implement. Just the day before Tehran announced the use of upgrades centrifuges as a bargaining chip in the possible upcoming talks on renewing the agreement with the west. Ooops no more bargaining chip. Shit happens.
  • Holy*#%#*

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    brendaB
    @jolly Ayup. That was my first thought, too. This does not bode well for him.
  • "You must publish these photos"

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    LuFins DadL
    @jolly said in "You must publish these photos": @lufins-dad said in "You must publish these photos": Why does this even have to be a religion thing? Because that's about the only way she has to legally keep from bending the knee to the priests of Baal. But that’s the thing... Her for hire services are shooting pictures and providing those pictures to her client. She does so. Beyond that, her contract for hire probably has a clause giving her permission to publish any of these photos on her webpage with the clients s permission. That gives her sole discretion to chose which pictures she wants to publish. That’s her right as a business owner and is not a part of the services she was contracted to perform. She wasn’t hired to publish their pictures. End of story.
  • The Eyes Have It

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  • Jason and the Argonauts - smoothed out

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    @doctor-phibes said in Jason and the Argonauts - smoothed out: Something I noticed with my kids growing up was that when they were young, they were pretty much uninterested in, and oblivious of, the quality of special effects. They'd happily watch an old movie with crappy graphics, and even when I joked about them they'd tell me off for being negative. Once they hit about 15-16, that all changed, and they'd laugh at the old movies for looking so cheesy. A bit sad, really, but interesting in how they see entertainment before they've being 'educated' in how to think. Ask them about an original Godzilla, you might be surprised.