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SparkyWilson
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re: Abraham Lincoln was a lot of things but he knew what was up.
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/5/26 at 3:54 pm to lake chuck fan
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Lincoln wasn't the anti slavery poster-child many attempt to portray.....
I feel it’s a very overlooked sentiment of the North. It was very much a we don’t want them to be slaves but we don’t want them up here (or just here).
re: "The US owes everything to black women for inventions, democracy, etc"
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/5/26 at 3:32 pm to stout
Not just the US. Everything from Ancient Egypt was theirs, too.
re: "The US owes everything to black women for inventions, democracy, etc"
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/5/26 at 3:31 pm to BowDownToLSU
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The last night we decided to go to the adults only hot tub well when we got up there they had two heavy weights urbanites doing the nasty doggy style.
I’m guessing this was a choice made based on mechanics and their physiology.
re: Let’s discuss motorcycle drivers and how bad they suck
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/2/26 at 12:28 pm to UtahCajun
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What dumbass opens a door in traffic?
Couldn’t tell you specifically, but odds are it will happen in stalled traffic. E.g. ole naw deciding to spit out his dip. Just saying it ain’t with it to me to count on stuff like that never happening because the law says I’m in the right.
re: What quintessentially American things blow the European mind?
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/2/26 at 12:24 pm to VolsOut4Harambe
Speaking only one language. Ties right into the expanse of the United States compared to Europe. You have to travel farther from Seattle to Miami than you do from Lisbon to Moscow and yet you still only need English (barring enclaves of other languages).
re: Let’s discuss motorcycle drivers and how bad they suck
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/2/26 at 12:21 pm to wadewilson
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Coincidentally, the logic for filtering is that most motorcycle accidents are caused by a car rear ending a stopped motorcycle.
That goes into my overall aversion to motorcycles. With their vehicle having little in the way of inherent safety, they are almost entirely reliant on other drivers.
re: Any baw still marry a girl even though knowing she'll be a financial disaster?
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/2/26 at 12:10 pm to CatfishJohn
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I do 100% of that, which is fine. She’s great at everything else.
This is pretty much mine. The details stress her out, but she saves and she doesn’t like big purchases and talks with me about the those infrequent occurrences that do come up.
re: Let’s discuss motorcycle drivers and how bad they suck
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/2/26 at 10:55 am to SUB
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If everyone is stopped and it is safe for them to do this, why does it matter? Won’t this create less traffic, since their bikes aren’t taking up any space in the build up of cars?
My concern with filtering isn’t that they are doing it; it’s that they are relying heavily on others to not do something stupid. Even when it is legal, that doesn’t mean drivers are pay attention to them doing it. One open door or trying to change lanes (if there’s an opening by chance in stalled traffic) could be fatal.
re: Let’s discuss motorcycle drivers and how bad they suck
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/2/26 at 10:51 am to Trevaylin
Is Louisiana one of those?
re: What’s something you learned the Hardway?
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/1/26 at 9:56 am to chinhoyang
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Old fashioned arse whippings as a learning experience are greatly underrated (and missing generally in our society). No five against one, no FB or social media drama and no kicking when the person is done.
Fortunately, I haven’t been on the receiving end of this, but I’ve heard and seen enough stories to know you never know what someone else may do. Don’t write checks with your mouth that your arse can’t cash so to speak.
re: States issue birth certificates. Could a state refuse to issue one to an anchor baby?
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/1/26 at 9:51 am to Vacherie Saint
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If a foreign national has a child here, deny any visa renewals and send them back. If an illegal has a child here, deport immediately. They can take the child with them or leave it here with American caregivers
Should be the way it is, but of course they use the children to invoke an emotional decision.
re: What’s something you learned the Hardway?
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/1/26 at 9:32 am to chinhoyang
This is kind of awesome. You learned the hard way and Dad let you.
re: It’s time to make lemonade out of the anchor baby lemons
Posted by SparkyWilson on 7/1/26 at 7:31 am to Powerman
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What does this have to do with American citizens?
$1 billion dollars must some how be accounted for by the TX hospital system and you’re asking what does that have to do with American citizens? Can you really not connect the dots on that one?
Plenty does not mean all or even most of.
re: Share a good thing about your life
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/30/26 at 10:07 pm to prostyleoffensetime
How are you going to top all of that?
re: Ever Had Food poisoning? It’s sucks
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 9:44 pm to White Bear
The rice isn’t bad before you cook it, but it does have inactive bacillus cereus. It can go bad (bacteria activate and start multiplying) quickly if you leave out at room temperature (even minute rice) after you cook it. Ideally, you spread it out on a pan or stir it constantly in the storage container to drop the temperature rapidly then get it into the refrigerator. If it has sat out for more than an hour at room temp, toss it.
re: Ever Had Food poisoning? It’s sucks
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 3:16 pm to CrappyPants
Only takes one time. Once you learn that the hard way, you don’t treat rice the same. Either get cooled and stored properly right away, or throw it out and remove all doubt.
re: Negotiating a raise. Edited for update
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 1:18 pm to forkedintheroad
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What kind of pussy arse bitch company reps get offended by this?
BabyTac’s company, it appears.
re: Ever Had Food poisoning? It’s sucks
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 12:56 pm to MyRockstarComplex
Very possible as the symptoms are very similar.
re: Ever Had Food poisoning? It’s sucks
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 12:53 pm to Tempratt
I thought my worst was bad; a lot you fellas have some truly awful ones. My worst was the most violent regurgitation I have ever had. Felt like I could have put a hole in the commode from 10 feet away. I think it was take catered fried chicken at an office potluck. The next best part was after thinking it was all out I was woken up to a burning liquid sensation at the back of my throat and around my back teeth. Proceeded to wretch out a bunch of stomach acid. Guessing even it couldn’t handle the virulent bastage that had taken up abode in my stomach. Nothing out the other end during it all, fortunately. Stuck with hydration for the next 2 days and then slowly brought in bland foods.
re: Ever Had Food poisoning? It’s sucks
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 12:48 pm to CrappyPants
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Yes and ended up in the hospital from fricking rice that was left out
Rice is incredibly dangerous if left out. Pretty sure my family got rice from Rice and Roux that they left out too long on a pick up order. Had my girls all screwed up. I don’t do take out rice anymore, and, though try not to cook too much, I throw out what is left regardless. Not worth risking getting that sick over pennies worth of rice.
re: What If 24 Delta Force Soldiers Defended the Alamo?
Posted by SparkyWilson on 6/29/26 at 10:52 am to CleverUserName
Just a correction.
I think fighting from behind a fortification gives the 24 a huge chance to succeed. It’s a bit of a man vs gorilla thing. Like that scenario, if everyone is 100% educated with no fear, then, yeah, maybe they pull off taking the fort even with massive casualties. I suspect them seeing tens of their guys at a time going down while they approach the walls is going to be heavily demoralizing.
I think fighting from behind a fortification gives the 24 a huge chance to succeed. It’s a bit of a man vs gorilla thing. Like that scenario, if everyone is 100% educated with no fear, then, yeah, maybe they pull off taking the fort even with massive casualties. I suspect them seeing tens of their guys at a time going down while they approach the walls is going to be heavily demoralizing.
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