They all look like clones of the other, though of course of different ages.

Big problem in South Korea. I read that more than 50% of the AI picture fakes of kids, school children, etc. are from Korea.

Hanania is a super-smart conservative who focuses a lot on how dumb the messaging of his preferred side is.

@Mik said in Rotisserie Chicken: I ordered Peruvian Amarillo and Planca pepper paste from Amazon. Recipe is in The Cookbook. Just using boneless chicken breast for this round as Janet doesn't like bone in chicken like I do. I prefer it. Oh man, 2/3 of the goodness of Pollo La Brasa is the skin.

One person, addressing spending and line item vetoes... Why are we spending a dime on DEI training and personnel? Why is the State Department sending billions of our dollars to foreign regimes that hate us? Why do we have more admirals than ships? The list could go on forever, but suffice it to say, one red pencil could make us fiscally responsible. Don't know about that, as the line item veto probably will never happen. But the six penny plan does give some political cover.

I worked with a path going through a bad divorce. He moved to another city for locum tenens work and rented an apartment to live in. He came home one night, staggering drunk. Tried to use his key to get into the wrong apartment. The woman in the apartment wakes up and gets her husband out of bed, who confronts the drunk doc at the door. A loud argument ensues and a fight starts. Hubby has a black belt in a martial art and quickly puts the doc down. Police arrive and put the doc in cuffs, while he's trying to tell them he can't breathe. They don't understand him or just ignore him. Dr. Seldon J. Deshotel died face down in a concrete parking lot from a broken hyoid bone.

When I was about 12 and visiting relatives in Michigan, a cousin and I were in the woods at night when darkness fell. It was a cloudy night with a very heavy tree canopy. It was dark - so dark that even after adaptation, we couldn't see anything even a foot in front of us. We were on a trail - it wasn't even safe to move. One could have opened a roll of film and it would have been safe. Just about the time, I was thinking we should stay-in-place and hope either for someone to come looking for us, I remembered I had a tiny AM transistor radio in my jacket. I turned it on - and it had a very weak little dial light - but it illuminated the whole forest - because there was nothing else out there. We made it back to the house w/o incident. We didn't mention the stupidity of our hike to our respective parents.

Interesting, learn something new every day... nothing matches the purity of Spruce Pine quartz.

@Jolly said in Harris sez ...: I would. And nail it to the wall. She's really just following the FEMA guidelines. Equity is, after all the #1 goal of FEMA. https://www.fema.gov https://www.fema.gov/about/strategic-plan Note that having the country prepared is goal #3. [image: 1727787407625-screenshot-2024-10-01-at-7.56.24-am.png]

I can't see how this was even considered as being on the correct side of the First Amendment.

https://nodebb.the-new-coffee-room.club/topic/33994/unsafe-unprofessional-endangered-all

Does cocaine use have any benefits in dementia?

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Nah. Russian Dressing.

DEI, FTW! https://unherd.com/newsroom/top-high-school-sees-major-decline-following-dei-admissions-policy/ Morh DEI, please...

The cotton crop took a hit, I'm sure. Peaches, I don't know...Small fruit trees usually take wind pretty well. Peanuts are usually dug in October, so maybe that crop isn't hurt too bad. Dairy cows? You'd have to be an idiot farmer not to have generator power for your milking machines.

No kidding.