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No brainer. They're used to moving cattle.

You’re not blind to the intervention only to the efficacy.

Farmers probably need a shower...

Seems kind of dangerous to have all those other boats there. I would think that they would have a "no trespassing" zone for boats that are not associated with the mission.

Looks like every country would increase in size (or stay the same) except Russia and Canada.

Zoom is also easier to get on-boarded with, which has been a big part of its success. So for lightweight orgs - zoom probably the way to go.

Only 25% of the NHL players are from the US. Most of the league is European and Canadian.

Biden Says He Can't Wait To Find Out Who He Picked For VP WASHINGTON, D.C.—According to sources in the Biden campaign, the presidential candidate is on pins and needles waiting to see who it is he picked to run for vice president on his ticket. Campaign aides say it's been Biden's most anticipated event since he found out he was running for president a few weeks ago. A reporter asked Biden if he could hint about his VP pick during a brief interlude from his stay in the basement, where he was allowed to come upstairs to get some snacks. "Oh boy -- I hope it's a real classy broad," he said as he drank straight from the milk jug. "I bet I picked somebody good and smart. A chick with class and style. You know, in my day, dames were dames and guys were guys. None of this 'guys becoming dolls' and 'dolls becoming guys' stuff. We would go down to the hop and do the mashed potato. You know, there's lots of good nnnn-- nutrients and stuff in potatoes. Potato is a funny word." "Po - ta - to." "OK, Joe, let's go," said an aide, shoving him down into the basement. "What Joe was trying to say is that he's chosen a well-qualified candidate who will run the country -- err, I mean, help him run the country -- with excellence." https://babylonbee.com/news/biden-excited-to-find-out-who-he-picked-for-vp?fbclid=IwAR0barmYxLaLxJwUFgDR_w8EWnqDrOCRSAVV0MG_ZTlevMzrqAm5Z2zGWns

You beat me to it. I was ready to post something similar, and I knew just what colors, too.

@Larry said in Shut up: That was the most poorly thought out ramble I've read today. No, it wasn't. But thanks for sharing.

Some of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had, come from Camp A at Angola. Just don't ask what the ingredients are in prison cinnamon rolls.

If only they'd add guns, bombs and missiles.

@Copper said in Plimoth Plantation Will Change Name By The End Of The Year: According to the museum, discussions about a name change have been underway for more than a year, . . . Translation: "In case anybody thinks we're, like, caving in to the current trends. With the protesters and all."

None of this matters... these kids really love our country, they just have a different view from us, there is no right and wrong, and all sides are equal. Besides, even if they are part of a larger problem it still doesn't matter since it will take another 10-20 years for any damage to come from it. I know this is true because I heard it here on the forum......

Why?

They are a particularly sorry bunch, from what I gather.

@89th said in Red skin bad, Dark skin good: @LuFins-Dad said in Red skin bad, Dark skin good: Potomac means River of Swans. Swans are white. I thought Potomac meant Horse river or something. "Potomac" is a European spelling of Patawomeck, the Algonquian name of a Native American village on its southern bank. Native Americans had different names for different parts of the river, calling the river above Great Falls Cohongarooton, meaning "honking geese" and "Patawomke" below the Falls, meaning "river of swans". The spelling of the name has taken many forms over the years from "Patawomeck" (as on Captain John Smith's map) to "Patomake", "Patowmack", and numerous other variations in the 18th century and now "Potomac". The river's name was officially decided upon as "Potomac" by the Board on Geographic Names in 1931

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