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They probably arrested her after this interview
I take Ubers all the time. They’re usually playing some Arab or Music sung in Spanish. Not once do they put on something because they think I’ll like it.
For those of you who didn’t immediately realize this is satire. (Including seemingly the OP)…. Do better.
Dude,

As recently at the 1970s, there were hundreds of political bombings in the US annually. It’s the most peaceful time on the planet ever. What’s different now is there is exponentially more media coverage 24/7/365. It used to be you’d read a story in the newspaper and see a 5 minute report on the news that evening. Now you’re constantly barraged by it so it seems worse.
We may lose the Senate and best case you’re getting a John Roberts type through if we do. Worst case, they hold out and the next President gets to pick them.
Thomas is 78 and has had health issues. Alito is 75. Should we learn a lesson from RBG and have then step down and be replaced before the mid terms?
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I believe bourbon is gaining popularity so it's mainly beer.


Bourbon is not doing well either. The Canadian Boycott is crushing demand and additional anticipated export business to the EU/UK has not materialized due to tariffs, etc. There is an ocean of whiskey in barrels in the KY/TN awaiting orders.

Wine is also in the toilet. They’re ripping out massive quantities of vines in CA. (While also importing cheap bulk wine that they’re blending and still calling CA wine)

Wild times in the alc Bev industry
I visited Truss when I was there. Small producer. Nice Pinot and Rose. He had a food truck out there that day that had one of the best burgers that I’ve ever had.

If you like beer, Firestone-Walker is in Paso Robles. It’s a pretty impressive place. Good food and phenomenal beer.

Moon landing deniers are among the dumbest, most willfully ignorant jabronis on earth.
When it’s good, it’s really good. When it’s bad, it’s breathtakingly terrible. Finished pretty strong IIRC

re: Let’s talk breastaurants

Posted by dpd901 on 12/5/25 at 5:57 pm to
I heard that a big challenge for places like Hooters is Only Fans. The kind of girls you used to see there now make way more money taking a few pics than they ever could slinging greasy food to creeps all day. The ones that do it now aren’t good looking enough to make a lot of money on OF. This makes a lot of sense if you think about it
Add a bottle to my crawfish boils. Put some in my crawfish dip as well. Good stuff
His buddy at Edna Carr makes it seem like he’s holding LSU hostage… if we get rid of Frank, he’s gonna tell all his kids to go other places. bullshite if you ask me

re: Vegas Dinner Recommendations?

Posted by dpd901 on 12/4/25 at 9:22 pm to
Another suggestion is Esther’s Kitchen. Italian off the strip. Really popular

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Our golf league played our winter major at TPC one year and it was 28 degrees at tee time. They took the tarps off the greens right before our first group got to that hole and recovered as soon as our last group played through. A lot of our guys only heavy jackets were Camo :lol: people had so many layers on they could hardly make a swing. :lol:

re: Memphis BBQ ...Best Options in Town?

Posted by dpd901 on 12/4/25 at 3:54 pm to
Is Rendevous the best BBQ in Memphis? Absolutely not.

Is there a cooler place to eat barbecue in Memphis? Absolutely not.

Go have drinks on in the lobby at the Peabody around 4;30. Watch the ducks. go up the elevator. Stay til 6:00, then walk across the street to the Vous

re: Vegas Dinner Recommendations?

Posted by dpd901 on 12/2/25 at 9:09 pm to
Lotus of Siam is one of the best Thai restaurants in America. Just off the strip. Get the duck with Thai red Curry. Very reasonably priced (especially for Vegas). I went with a good sized group and it was a fun, very communal meal. Probably in my top 20 all time.

There is a Japanese restaurant in the Wynn. It think it’s changed names since I last went, but the dining room looks out over this tropical oasis waterfall scene that’s really beautiful and zen. I could sit there for hours.

ETA Mizumi is the name of the restaurant at the Wynn.

re: Sourdough Bread Eaters

Posted by dpd901 on 12/2/25 at 9:01 pm to
Last year I bought a dry Sourdough Cukture from Kensington, which is supposed to date back to the 1800’s. I got started with it and it was progressing really well and then it just died. I contracted the company and they talked me though it and it turns out it was that I was using tap water and the chlorine is likely the culprit. They were suoer nice and sent me a new starter at no charge. I just haven’t gotten back into it. I may get it going over the holidays when I’m home.

re: Wedge bounce

Posted by dpd901 on 12/2/25 at 10:15 am to
I think most pros would suggest playing as much bounce as you can get away with unless you are a highly skilled short game expert around the greens. Also, I think they’d recommend that you use the lowest lofted club that you can for chipping getting the ball on the ground and rolling versus playing everything greenside with a lob wedge

re: No more crumbl cookie for me

Posted by dpd901 on 12/2/25 at 7:04 am to
It’s overrated expensive crap anyway.