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Applebee's or Chili's, I forget which one we were in. But, yes.

Guess I'm confused by any confusion. That explanation seems like the only plausible interpretation of two seperate propositions. Or maybe I just vote every chance I get and thus understand how votes are tallied.

If more restaurants promoted their ingredient lists, and which ingredients arrived on site as remixed or raw, over the course of about 6 years we'd begin to see a knowledgeable customer base that's able to properly participate in their local dining culture.

Until then, I assume everything was prepped, preheated, and then frozen offsite, delivered frozen and microwaved onsite.

The onus on a restaurant to be transparent about their supply chain is a very low effort thing. Unless they microwave frozen stuff. In which case they obscure their supply chain.

Too many restaurants work too hard to maintain an 'exclusivity' about their ingredients that it has become too easy to lump them all alongside Applebee's. When I can order a steak well done but not medium because they ran out of medium, that's not a restaurant that any true chef would want to be compared. So just be honest.

Call your local fire department and inquire about requirements for turning off your smoke detection system. They made want to test the system with you running the fog, and may require a fire watch crew if you have to disable the detectors for the use of fog.

If that biker ISN'T completely at fault, the law needs to change. If I were on the jury, the bike would lose the case every time I see that video. It just never shows how the biker wasn't at fault.

Syracuse.com ran an article in April when the appearance was announced. 

C) DNC is horrible at democracy, and D) DNC is horrible at modern politics

Do you enjoy the flavors if I tell you I liked the meal that you refused to eat?

Polls mean absolutely nothing other than something to rile up other voters. So I only watch polls to gauge which fools will be riled up this time.

Of course I vote. voting is worthless if I don't vote.

It was sold out.

Gone are the days of local evening news announcing such events. Gotta get away from social media algorithms that keep you in an echo chamber. Plenty of local event websites and you can join mailing lists for the few venues in the area.

Bot. One week old account. Two comments before one post. Zero interaction with their own post comments.

Just a bot. Downvote these kinds of posts.

Yeah, big difference in spending habits. Tough to equate a 1935 retiree lifestyle to the expectations of 2020s retirees. Especially if today's retiree only worked retail jobs and relied on other supplements while working, but still lives via consumerism.

What would Jesus do?

The guys in that family sound petty: I got mine so screw you.

The hosts seem judgemental: placing more emphasis on some petty choices the parents made many years ago; that forced the kids to live seperate lives instead of helping the kids live their own lives.

The best benefit to society and the best goodwill is to pay those student loans. The sisters don't sound like "bad" people. They're just people trying to live and they advanced their education in the process.

I don't think it is very Christian of a Dave Ramsey company to promote judgement from one generation onto the next.

Financially, this costs nothing. Emotionally, spiritually, and for the sake of future relationships: the guy is making a choice to be a judgemental, selfish jerk.

Yes, and...

A serious argument can be made that MAGA was a 3rd party, about 4 decades in the making. They happened to be ready to strike at the same time one of the major parties fell apart. So MAGA just picked up the Republican label that the GOP left laying around. A stronger GOP would have rendered MAGA as a hapless, extremist 3rd party. A stronger DNC would have built strategies to pull GOP members away from MAGA.

First, the two parties only exist because that's how voters vote. Other parties exist but...

Second, polarized parties only have nearly all the power because of first past the post tallying.

He just gave $100k to the MAGA governor candidate in order to meet with the President for 15 minutes.

Right hand rule of rotation.

Correct. While Imperial is usually more practical from a human-centric perspective, Imperial has done a horrific inaction by remaining current to human-centric experience. 

We lost the homesteading baseline of Imperial over the course of a few generations who refused to update their terminology. TIL what an acre actually means; and I am among the few who can visualize an acre. Now that ~250' square mean something more than just the word acre. Thanks!

Have ypu ever heard back from SU? Always curious to learn who they do or do not consider at all.

Expansion of an enterprise requires a zone for expansion. The Clay 31/81 remains ripe as evidenced by Chick-fil-A moving in. They don't go to has-been places. Interesting that diners are replacing dinner places in this new Chick-fil-A area. Usually diner are associated with shift workers rather than the righteous judgemental class. Will be interesting to see which other chains move in or out once the diners settle into that chain-commercialized corridor.

Sorry: slow forward speed, high blade speed, most overlap. That does fine with thick grass and most leaves. You might need touch-only obstacle sensing.

The photo looks exactly like the map rendering. What has everyone in a uproar over this?

Mulch, slowest speed possible. Never side discharge.

Fair enough that it is still a toddler that needs frequent parenting.

The Kress has a 40% slope rating. Lymow provides 100% slope rating.

The track system of Lymow makes it stand far ahead of nearly all competition on tough properties.

Suburban lawns have plenty of options for robot mowers. But Lymow is like a tank with its brute abilities.

The way it has climbed over rocks, fallen branches, and cut through 18"+ tall overgrowth and mulched layers of leaves, all while navigating boundaries on slopes too steep for manual mowing, with barely 10% view of the sky - and no boundary wire - makes the Lymow superior for rural environments. 

Eh, maybe some. Most are just opportunists.

Professionals adhere to a minimal, standardized criteria in accordance to the expectationsof their profession. Most rioters horribly fail to even entertain such success. 

People with antisocial tendencies become riled up when seemingly anonymous, anarchist behavior becomes readily available. Riots, large protests, political revolutions all lend themselves to an uprising of these people. It can happen during any political, cultural, or economic upheaval.

Aka opportunity and FOMO by people unhappy with general social norms.