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  • Two Aisles of "Touchables"

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    MikM
    And you’ll be paying for all those employees. Welcome to the merchandise desert, assholes
  • What are your plans for the day?

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    LuFins DadL
    @Mik said in What are your plans for the day?: @Jon said in What are your plans for the day?: @George-K Mine would too but I pass it all the time or just walk there in 10m. What I love about NYC is there’s fluff and folds all over the place. Not so much here. I would gladly pay to relieve my bride of that chore. I don’t need dry cleaning much anymore. Just used the service coming back from vacation. I appreciated it, my wife less so.
  • The myth of expired food

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    JollyJ
    @Jon said in The myth of expired food: The worst are prescription drug expiration dates. Almost universally it’s one year after it’s dispensed. What a stunning coincidence that compounds developed on earth uniformly expire after one rotation of the globe. As long as eye drops are clear, constantly refrigerated, and remain clear, they're good for several years.
  • Strange World

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    Aqua LetiferA
    @LuFins-Dad said in Strange World: @Aqua-Letifer said in Strange World: @89th said in Strange World: I'd be more concerned about the idea that a Disney Movie about saving a plant is an effective way to teach earth science... Doesn't teach earth science, but it's about the most effective way possible to teach them to give a shit about earth science. Yeah, I wasn't commenting on this particular movie, just the general idea of showing kids in a classroom a movie.
  • Corrupting children

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    MikM
    [image: easy-bake-meth-lab.jpg?w=490]
  • Homophobic

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    CopperC
    @Doctor-Phibes said in Homophobic: Freedom by its very nature involves people being allowed to It's more like people are not prohibited from... There is a difference. The behavior in question is not prohibited, neither is the distaste for it.
  • Always, always, clear the chamber

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    JollyJ
    Muzzle awareness, at all times. Had a good buddy that left a ricochet hole in an interior house door as a reminder. He was cleaning a .357 and thought he had emptied the cylinder. One round was stuck, though. When he cycled the gun and let the hammer fall, he shot his floor. The bullet ricocheted off the floor and through an interior door. Good muzzle awareness, so nobody was hurt. A lesson learned the hard way, by one of the best men with a handgun I've ever seen.
  • Myloma treatment

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    markM
    The ukulele I purchased in January was built to raise funds for Bill's son in law who is suffering from this. I forwarded this article to him. I hope he qualifies for it.
  • "Those are ugly shoes."

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    89th8
    @Mik said in "Those are ugly shoes.": @89th do I dare ask? lolz I'm kidding
  • It's Cold Down Under

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    HoraceH
    Thus the phrase "climate change" was born, and "global warming", disowned.
  • Chicago's Weekend

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    HoraceH
    I wonder who has more hatred for black conservatives in Chicago, blacks, or progressive whites? Probably the latter, and that's why no such person will ever be elected there.
  • "Unnecessarily aggressive" maneuver

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    89th8
    I don't believe RC-135s are armed other than maybe some defensive flares or something. It's crazy how quickly the range closed (i.e., distance between the jet and the RC) once the jet banked, it shows how fast things can get dicey up there. Plus...the turbulence!
  • Debt Limit Deal

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    MikM
    That’d be damn near bipartisan. Perhaps there is reason to hope.
  • Hay Cats! Your "Owl be watching you!" post of the day.

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  • The Walking Problem

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    Doctor PhibesD
    When I visited the UK a few weeks back, one thing I really took advantage of with my brother was the public footpath system. Basically, you can go for walks in the countryside almost anywhere - you drive about 10 miles away from the city, and you're out in the most beautiful countryside, and you have a right to walk in it, because of the system of public footpaths. If you've never experienced it, you just have no idea what you're missing. Walking in the city is OK, but doing it in the countryside is an absolute joy.
  • Just Sayin' . . .

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    89th8
    I usually watch series long after the hub bub. For example earlier this year I finished Breaking Bad. Next up I think I’ll watch Band of Brothers.
  • More dementia?

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    HoraceH
    The deep state loves demented figureheads.
  • Across the street from the mayor's house.

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    JonJ
    That meme wasn’t on the internet yet. I had to create it.
  • Weighing passengers

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    CopperC
    2 years ago the FAA determined that the default adult weighs 190 pounds, up from 170. In winter it is 195 up from 175 We would always ask passengers what was their weight. I always added about 10 pounds to what people told me, I'm sure they were all lying.
  • The AOC parody account.

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    George KG
    https://twitter.com/grimsr3ap3r79/status/1663242503280025601?s=20