@Loki said in A good day:

The Hobart brings back memories of making pizza dough as child labor, the first job after lawn mowing and snow shoveling.

Do tell! Got a secret recipe? I promise not to share it. 🙂

I’m sure that the friend that posted this on Facebook will go right back to being a reasonable person with no damage done to personal and familial relationships.

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Great, but the potential back order issue is pretty serious. Some of the instruments I am ordering now won’t be shipped until March/April...

She's too busy seeing what's in the bill, now that they've passed it. After all, she's only had 10 years, FFS.

Give the old lady a break!

Women.

<shakes head>

Speaking of the article, what happened to all of the paid protesters this time?

@nobodyssock said in Klaus does NOT suck at the piano.:

Well Klaus , I tried. I set it up, they knocked em down. Lol!

We really need another thread, 'Klaus sucks at the triangle'.

Didn’t he have some kind of standing bet that he would pay $1M to anybody whom he couldn’t debunk?

@George-K Sometimes, you have to admit you've lost. The Dems lost this one...

I'd be happy if they'd just start retiring anybody over 65-70.

Honestly, you listen to some of these people talk, and they're so out of touch.

(No offence to the senior members here, most of whom don't sound nearly so out of touch)

@George-K said in Tonight's dinner - burgers:

@LuFins-Dad , I LOVE NY Strip Steak. Mrs. George is a filet person, but we manage.

Next time I make steak, I'm going to sear it in some bacon grease because bacon.

Is that cardiologist approved bacon grease?😄

I hope I have given you culinary inspiration...

@taiwan_girl said in An Old Interview:

@Aqua-Letifer Is "drafting" so much helpful that it is better to be in second place before you start going fast?

Drafting is huge. But for track racing, it's more about capitalizing on opportunities. It's till very weird, even without the drafting. Lots of strategery that I'm pretty sure even the riders don't fully understand once they're in it.

It can sometimes feel like Steele is beating the same old drum or otherwise preaching to the choir. Meanwhile, the problems he discusses have only got worse.

Just today I heard John McWhorter comment that Steele basically wrote the same book again and again, but it remained necessary to repeat each time he published.

I’ve only read “The Content of our Character” and that was back when it came out, some 30 years ago,

Lots of CYA here. Yeah, nothing we didn’t already expect.

@Aqua-Letifer said in We all need this:

Not a story that has much of a point except to say as memories go, it'd be easy to do worse

You’re such a good writer dude. Great story.