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One of my favorites. It's from a song called Angela by Bob James. Here's the full version.

The Silent Partner

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We canceled because they couldn’t get orders right so no

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I have problems with this too, for deliveries and orders where I select shipping but someone brings it from the store. If there's more than 1 bag, package, etc., it's highly likely something will be left off. Then you have to call and try to talk to Habib about it.

It sounds good, but you're still having to depend on Walmart employees.

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LG and Samsung

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There's a kitchen area at work that has had LG and Samsung refrigerators. Every year they have to be replaced.

Hamburger steak, green beans, mashed taters, and a roll.

I miss bicycling to the one in the Oil Center in Lafayette to eat.

I'm in the midwest now, there are no cafeteria type restrauants. I really miss going to these types of places, though I did hate standing in line when we went on Sunday after church.

I can't remember the last Amazon package that USPS delivered to me. I know the post office gets shite on here a lot, but I've had much better service from them than from Fed Ex or UPS.

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But that's a part of why her character is interesting, right? It infuriates you, pisses you off, disappoints you, isn't that the point an actress is trying to accomplish?

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I agree, it's just as important to have a character to hate as it is to have one to like. I haven't seen it in a while, but the main thing I remember is the show went off the rails stupid pretty quickly.

Scooby Doo
Inspector Gadget
Flintstones

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I would be interested in seeing what some smarter folks about this subject chime in because when I see the coast of a US beef steer at a little over 2.00 per pound coast and see the scraps at 5 to 7 per pound before you get into the good cuts and there's a whopper of a markup going on and I can only hope Trump's team can get this under control.

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Keep in mind that just over $2 per pound is for the whole cow, there's a lot of weight there that's not meat that gets processed out. Accounting for the yield of actual meat probably puts it closer to 3.00. Then the processor has to get paid. Then it goes to the distributor who gets a cut for distributing to grocers who then add their margin on. Keep in mind that it has to be transported between the various stops, which adds its own costs.

For reference, I buy my beef from a meat supplier who purchases direct from the processor. While ground beef has increased to $7 pound for 93% lean, he still sells it for $4.50.

Never had that happen, but my britches did split on me a couple months back at work.

In first grade we watched the Challenger explosion on live tv.