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If it’s not used for additional prison space, it’ll be wasted.

re: Monte Cristo Sliders

Posted by Btrtigerfan on 8/31/26 at 7:14 pm to
Those look amazing!

I'm not a huge fan of the Hawaiian buns, but this may be the perfect application for them. :bow:
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it’s not even an either/or thing. Potatoes are dominant.


I bet the jambalaya sucks.

re: "Smoke Flavor Added" Sausage

Posted by Btrtigerfan on 8/30/26 at 12:01 am to
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Richard's
Veron's (not the standalone store by the levee)
Savoie's
Tony Chachere's line (until recently theirs was produced by the same place that makes New Orleans Smoked Sausage.)
Rouse brand
Others?


Grabbing the quick nickle instead of the slow dime. The successful companies that have been around for decades protect their quality.
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do you know it does not help a hummus? steamed pita bread in a plastic bag from Sir Roberts Express

they have such a wide selection of really good food. but then they give you a crappy piece of pita and it ruins it all of it.

You're going to put all that food out and at the very end give you a substandard rubbery piece of pita bread. makes no sense. complained I've asked nothing so I protested it and have not bought their food in like 7 years


It feels good to let it all out, doesn't it?

When I'm actively working in my kitchen, I keep a bowl of sanitizing water in my sink. One tablespoon of chlorine bleach per gallon of water. I keep a bar towel in there to wipe down surfaces and gently used items.
This is what they are starting with. FYI

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There are drawings out there of the pilings for Pad 2.


It's something like this. The piles are screwed in and not driven, then bonded together.

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The engineering to set just one of those pads up is going to be impressive, but building forms, surcharging the soil, all the pilings having to be driven well over 100 feet down and the infrastructure just to support all that work for a dozen? It's mind-blowing to think about the level of engineering, money and work needed to do all of this.


There are drawings out there of the pilings for Pad 2. I’ll dig around online when I get home later and see if I can find one. It’s pretty ridiculous.
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I have made a very consistent observation. I've clicked on a sampling of Facebook critics of this project. Without fail, their FB profile has like 5 pictures total. Usually a picture or 2 of them by themselves and then 3 pictures of a cat. It is so consistent it is mind boggling and certainly plays right into the stereotypes.


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George Strait now reigns supreme in the country music world.

Kate Middleton is popular, although many hate Royals.

Kim Jong Un has almost a 100% approval rating in N Korea.



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I thought this happened last week? I swear I saw a thread about it.


You did. It’s a story that has changed a couple times. It’ll be the most expensive souvenir ever when they get it back to Texas.

It would literally be cheaper to fly the next one and splash it off the coast of the launch pad to get the data they want.
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After awhile the grandfather (who is like 50 at most) emerges from the back room wearing jean shorts, a MAGA shirt and has a small disco ball, a paper plate with a rim, and water bottle

He says out loud "I'm gonna show these motherfrickers whats up"

He then goes outside and films himself pouring water over the ball and it drips down to the ground. He then pours it on the plate and it stays on the plate

I look around baffled at everyone and they inform me he is filming videos for the internet to prove the earth is flat



re: Celebrity Death Pool 2026

Posted by Btrtigerfan on 8/25/26 at 10:29 pm to
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The man called it


whoa did indeed call it. Pay the winner.
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There are already H1B holders working for Space X. This is publicly disclosed information.


You are correct. They have applied for 81 H1B applications since 2015. Oh noz!

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Not sure what point you’re trying to make.


There won't be a noticeable amount of workers from foreign countries to make a significant difference culturally. There will be more people from the Gulf (of America) region that benefit from the jobs here than anywhere else.

Engineering can be done anywhere. Real work is done by men in boots on the ground.