Bunsbert Montcroff

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Is she a good rapper or what is it

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no, the rapper is bhad bunny this is bhad bhabie.

born and raised in New Orleans

now i live 1700 miles away in Boise

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Hawaii and Arizona already do what they want to do.

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Both stay on standard time and somehow they survive.

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yeah, frick moving clocks. pick a time and stick to it all year. none of this silliness in AZ.

Suns in 4!

Only to lose in the finals in 6 to the Bucks…

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Stupid question, but are there already choke tubes installed? Are you trying to screw in tubes inside tubes? Sorry if I insulted your intelligence.

I bought a CZ O/U and the tubes are inserted and the extras are in a plastic container. Just a thought 

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Yep, my Franchi has an internal choke tube that was already installed that's much shorter than the short/mid/long range chokes that came with it.

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They built a shite load of them in Austin, taking away driving lanes and dedicating them for bikes or buses only. Generally they’re just used by electric scooters.

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Yep. The sidewalks, bike lanes, and Greenbelt here in Boise are full of kids on Lime scooters and/or electric motos going 30mph and running over pets and old people.

That's why I stick to the singletrack. Mountain biking is more fun anyway.

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I've been flying to Boise for about a year now for a project I have going on. It's a pretty liberal place. The university and the city are out there. There are rainbow LGBTQ flags on lights posts downtown.

There was a battle earlier this year between the state of Idaho and the city of Boise over pride flags. Idaho passed a law that only official flags can be flown on government property. Boise responded by voting the rainbow flag as an official city flag and kept flying it at the court house.

They also recently tried to change the city flag too. It was going to be one of those typical cartoonish boring designs you see from the left. Too much pressure caused them to keep the original flag.

Outside of Boise is very conservative. Caldwell, Nampa, etc. all hate Boise. I saw the governor speak at a private event recently in Nampa and he made some jokes about Boise and the flag ordeal. It was met with some loud cheers.

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i think it would be more accurate to say outside of the north end and downtown (and maybe sunset and the bench), boise is conservative. of course the outer suburbs are very conservative.

the mayor and city council went full clown mode by voting the pride flag as *one of* the official city flags, not the only one. but there has been pushback against things like pride flags on harrison ave (a very wealthy part of the north end).

most people here are friendly toward everyone and keep things to themselves. "boise kind" is a real thing, but most folks wouldn't stand for BLM activists attacking a vigil.

it is definitely not comparable to denver as another poster suggested :lol: i go to SLC quite a bit for work, and that city feels more liberal than boise

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I think cubbies posting privileges should be commodified... fix a price and double it for every topic started with a question lacking answers or commentary.

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If Chicken doesn’t pay an honorarium to Cubbies, Owl, and SFP for the clicks and views their shitposts generate they should demand compensation. Also, Cubbies congratulations for discovering Frederic Jameson 35 years after he wrote the book your post is cribbing You always punch below your weight :lol:

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Have an upcoming industry conference in Scottsdale near McCormick Ranch. Any suggestions for good lodging nearby? Looking for something quieter and conservative, will not have family with me. Do not want water slides or shenanigans. Maybe a classic spot that's been around for a while.

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If you're in or around McCormick ranch the hotels in Paradise Valley aren't far away. The Phoenician is a classic, the Sanctuary is an amazing hotel built right into Camelback Mountain. Lots of places along Lincoln and McDonald to stay, but a bit further away are the Arizona Biltmore and Hermosa Inn, two classics.

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess also a classic resort, along with anything near Kierland Commons will be close to your conference.

People stay in Old Town Scottsdale for the party scene. Further north in North Scottsdale would be places like the Boulders (an incredible resort) but that's going to be a little further away.

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It would probably be a higher percentage if they used the sights correctly.

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it's tough to get a good sight picture when holding a pistol sideways :lol: