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| Location: | B.R. Native (now in MA) |
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What other culture has been so dominant in the last 200 years? We are threat #1 to anyone and we must be collared or subverted.
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Well let me make it more plain for you. If it were harmless, South Korea wouldn't be calling him out for breaking confidentiality over it.
No this is a win-win way I see it:
South Korea saves face and Ukraine encourages NK soldiers to surrender.
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quote: “Everybody likes money, but I like peace of mind more than I like money,” Akasha said. My man
This reminded me that my dad once told me (and I obviously haven't forgot) that is better to miserable and rich than miserable and poor.
Better to be poor and not miserable, than to be rich and miserable.
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I know a person who has had a foldable samsung for about 3 years. He loves it because it can go in a pocket.
…?
re: Mucinex Maker Bets $400 Million More on U.S. Supply Chain in NC expansion and NJ campus
Posted by Warfox on 9/16/26 at 11:15 pm to OysterPoBoy
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Didn’t we just have a report that Mucinex and other like drugs do absolutely nothing?
No, that’s Phenylephrine, which replaced Pseudophedrine as the OTC cold medicine decongestant.
It was known to be bullshite and not work at all when the change was made, but somehow it got through the FDA(lol$).
re: Got a PSA 10 grade on my 1983 Tony Gwynn rooke O-Pee-Chee card
Posted by Warfox on 9/16/26 at 10:58 pm to MackeyMkay
This feels like the new Beanie Baby craze…
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A lot of times the warranty requires you to get serviced at the dealership. This is against the law in the US. Maybe some sort of service plan but not a warranty. It's called Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Was passed in 1975.
Someone should tell Kia/Hyundai about this law.
lol :lol:
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Then why do I see so many Subaru's in some markets? Are they that big of a market they can dominate two brands?
In snow-prone climates, Subarus are very capable AWD vehicles and reliable.
re: Building a House on Highland
Posted by Warfox on 9/14/26 at 3:02 pm to justinking042
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Don't want to doxx anyone, but I have a friend that lives nearby on Guava. The driveway will be on Guava and it's being built by a local dentist.
I lived on Guava Drive as a toddler - coulda been me.
re: Entergy in Louisiana is out of control….
Posted by Warfox on 9/12/26 at 8:30 am to DiamondDog
I WISH we had Entergy up here. Electricity bill last month was $500 for 1600sq ft ranch with a pool that I only run the filter once or twice a week.
I have blown-in insulation between the walls, R-60 in the attic, and expanding foam between all joist spaces, etc. Super-efficient Mitsubishi ductless mini-splits.
The “green energy” taxes are killing us up here.
I have blown-in insulation between the walls, R-60 in the attic, and expanding foam between all joist spaces, etc. Super-efficient Mitsubishi ductless mini-splits.
The “green energy” taxes are killing us up here.
re: Meaner wasps. Red wasps, yellow jackets or hornets?
Posted by Warfox on 9/12/26 at 8:26 am to chinhoyang
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Paper wasps (Pollistes) are the most mellow. I think hornets are the meanest. I despise red wasps, but I have some around the house in a few spots and they aren't aggressive towards me. I'm not a fan of yellow jackets.
Not up here in the north unfortunately.
Paper wasps are nasty mean where I live, and unfortunately the only wasp I’m allergic to; so far only my face swelled up, but thanks God for Epi-pens!
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Conventional wisdom would probably point to a woman juror having more sympathy for an innocent child than a doped up nutjob... but in Massachusetts it seems you're more likely to get 9 women who support aborting all three kids at any age
I live in Massachusetts, and it’s wild up here.
They view their world through the lens of a warped, tribalistic form of feminism whose default assumption is that the woman is innocent by nature of some amalgamation of their “right to choose” and the mitigating circumstances of “Patriarchal oppression”, and, “ Men are bad”.
It’s like I’m living in Bizzaro World with a side of Honk Honk.
Many women up here are all-aboard with the “something’s fishy”, “the husband definitely had something to do with it”, “that poor woman” etc.
It is very disturbing that the plight of her poor children - and the justice that our society ought to demand for their deaths - are often just an afterthought for them in the conversation.
Thankfully, not all women are like this up here, but it’s wild man.
Then again, I’m just a tool of the Patriarchy so what do I know?
re: Where were you- 9/11 25 years ago
Posted by Warfox on 9/11/26 at 5:57 am to Buck Dancer
My Grandparents house before heading out to work at Podnuh’s BBQ(at its peak still the best BBQ I’ve ever had to date).
God Bless those people and their families.
God Bless those people and their families.
re: Are you a heimscheisser?
Posted by Warfox on 8/24/26 at 12:14 pm to wareaglepete
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Does that translate in English to shite break?
Basically “home shitter” no?
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Red to black, my friend Jack. That’s how I heard it.
So many variations: I grew up with these:
Red on Yellow, Kill a Fellow
Red on Black Friend of Jack
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Friend in the neighborhood when I was ? 8-10 yo. Wimbledon in BR. Joey liked picking up cottonmouths. One got him.
See this is crazy to me, because I grew up literally down the street from a bayou(and played daily in the surrounding tributaries) and I caught snakes regularly and almost NEVER encountered cottonmouths or copperheads.
Though I did almost get tagged by a monster in that BREC park near Camelot in BR once.
Guess I was just lucky.
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There was a several acre patch of blackberries a short walk from where I grew up. My brother's and I would get dispatched by our mom to go pick a gallon or more and she'd make cobbler and preserves or jelly. Same place had wild groves of plum trees and we'd get those, too.
A previous settler most definitely planted those plums and blackberries, no?
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Ive seen Texas coral snakes in Memorial Park on three occasions. Once my dog was off leash on the trails and stepped all over the top of one in the middle of the trail. It didn't do anything.. slithered off.
Caught a 5 foot coral once - gave it to the Zoo.
I’m team Bessent, but let’s be honest here: wages for low-income workers are only rising because they must in order to keep up with inflation.
Fiat currency is just one big Ponzi scheme with the wealthiest individuals located furthest upstream of new dollar “creation “(and with the lowest borrowing cost)- and thus poised in the best position to take advantage of its buying power - as that dollar loses purchasing power the further downstream it travels due to debasement.
Fiat currency is just one big Ponzi scheme with the wealthiest individuals located furthest upstream of new dollar “creation “(and with the lowest borrowing cost)- and thus poised in the best position to take advantage of its buying power - as that dollar loses purchasing power the further downstream it travels due to debasement.
re: US Treasury is doubling down on buybacks to try to supress the yield
Posted by Warfox on 8/20/26 at 8:32 am to Diego Ricardo
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We either need to have a dramatic change in what people see as the contract between the government and its people OR we need to get real and 50 years of cutting taxes was a disastrous mistake and the people who mostly led that movement are going to be the bomb that blows the whole American system up.
We have a spending problem. That’s why the deficit is so large. The contract b/w the Gov & The People was hijacked a long time ago.
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You should make a burner Youtube account, bro before you post your own content to the OT. In any case, cool videos, but that's a big "nope rope" for me.
Perhaps.
But guy has talent - better than most of the musicians these days - that’s for sure!
re: Retirement planning: Your Health—physical and cognitive capabilities
Posted by Warfox on 8/16/26 at 8:46 am to LSUSports247
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I would take health over money any day! Can’t buy more time.
But it will in the future if these breakthroughs in gene therapies comes to fruition.
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and do what with it? Roll around in it like Scrooge mcduck? the dollar will not be allowed to collapse. “Money” is just an agreement between parties to exchange currency for goods and services. If you truly believe that paper money is going to go away then the only other means of exchange is the barter system. The world is not going back to currency backed by a metal you dig out of the ground, which has no intrinsic value other than its use as a consumer good or an industrial material
The majority of man’s history shows the exact opposite, but I genuinely hope that you’re right.
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