Here we have the track kitchen, an ages old fixture at the former harness racing track. Cheap, decidedly not upscale and really good food. [image: 1709259208067-img_4214.jpeg]

True story. I eat very little processed food.

@Jolly said in Hey Aqua and Jolly: Bet you two could do it. Me? I give drek a bad name . Pfffft I've read your posts. You could. Easily.

Jesus. In my youth, I dated a girl who went to the U of C undergrad. It was interesting to watch her transformation from a sweet Catholic girl from suburban Chicago to a far left radical. Of course, this was the late 60s, but it is representative of how the U of C was, back in the day. At Northwestern undergrad, we were much more restrained. But to see the MEDICAL school's students... Go back to anatomy lab, you morons. Learn the foramina in the base of the skull and the branches of the brachial plexus. It will come to be much more useful 20 years from now. Some pharmacology wouldn't hurt either...asshole.

The traffic probably caused him to lose his mind.

Ok, I got it.

@Mik said in Boebert Crime Family: She comes very close to blaming her critics for her son's problems. She blamed her divorce for the public hand job she gave her Beetlejuice date.

That is cool

Thank you for your non- answer.

@George-K said in Battery Plant in Arizona: Chinese IP in our boxes. Not opaque boxes, transparent boxes with Chinese IP. What could possibly go wrong? Yeah, that’s what I hope you can tell me — what do you think could possibly go wrong?

How would you handle onside kicks?

Saw George's thread that brought me to this one. This article goes into the qualities that make a country safe. Of course wealth, education, justice system... I know Singapore comes to mind when I hear of safe countries. I've heard you could leave an Apple MacBook Pro out on a counter top in a coffee shop all day and it will not get stolen. That being said, there are hard to define (and politically incorrect, I guess) reasons why some countries are safe, too. I'd say very generally there needs to be a collective culture that expects safety and has a unified set of values. It's hard to have that in poorer countries, or countries with external conflicts, or countries (like the US) that is a melting pot a mixed salad of cultures with some resistant to assimilation for a more homo cultural experience. Homogeneous, of course. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/safest-countries-in-the-world

@Axtremus said in No cheating in Japan: Pwned by @taiwan_girl about a month ago: https://nodebb.the-new-coffee-room.club/post/261825 Sigh...

I'll shirley watch it.

Why bother? He wouldn't understand the results.

@Mik said in Adam Schiff's Achilles heel.: Sadly, publicly ignoring it while working in the background is exactly the right thing to do. If it can get rid of Schiff, well that's a bonus. Yeah, that's probably right.

I wholly agree. They are a problem up and down the line. Hell, we had a bruhaha over fraudulent use of proxies in an HOA here.