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Plus side to this, it’s almost impossible for us not to do better than expected.

re: IQ map of the world

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 7/9/26 at 5:47 pm to
I don’t know if the chart is accurate or not, but let’s say it is.

Certainly seems to be a correlation with the equator that’s world wide. I bet China wouldn’t stand out like it does if it was broken up into smaller chunks.

Is it food availability? Harsher weather? Having to figure out the food situation and having to figure out how to survive winters for thousands and thousands of years, etc.

Again, no idea of that’s a valid chart.
You don’t have a 20 year old Gmail account for all that shite?
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northern Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut


I read a lot of Jack London growing up. I was devastated when I eventually learned the Yukon didn’t belong to the US.

It would close a long-standing disappointment in my childhood brain if we just went ahead and took it.
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Because they grow up playing a European whiteboy version of basketball and not our street ball version. There is your answer. It's a different game. Our token white's grow up trying to match the brothas. Less focus on skill and more on out athleting your opponent.


More or less something like that. I read an article once that talked about the original Dream Team’s impact on basketball in Europe that talked about this.

The Dream Team lit the spark and European countries started really developing their basketball programs. Their basketball programs are run like their soccer programs: start developing their skills early and get their basketball fundamentals engrained.
Back in 2004 my sister moved to Arkansas for her masters and I convinced her to register to vote here for the election.

She was summoned to jury duty almost immediately and then got bit by a brown recluse.

It was an impressive streak of bad luck.
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Too much bun. They should have made each one just a bit smaller and stuck some chips to have with the dog.


Now that you pointed it out, this is so obvious I can’t believe they didn’t think of it.

re: ID theft for sure.

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 7/8/26 at 11:11 am to
This is your one legit chance in life to cash out and run away to an island.

Probably shouldn’t do it, but you at least need to consider your options.

re: Little Rock dinner recs?

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 7/7/26 at 3:56 pm to
Arthur’s for the entertainment…
I use Wrights rub (it’s the popular bbq joint in Arkansas right now).

Put it on before bed at 225 in my Traeger. Usually when I wake up it’s 165-170.

If I’m happy with the bark, I put it in a pan, cut up a stick of butter on it, and cover it with foil. Back in and it’s usually up to temp by 11 ish.

Take it out the pan and let it rest. Some of the drippings get mixed in when I pull it, the rest is saved for gravy and whatnot.

Probably not the best approach, and I’m not going to win any awards, but it’s fool proof and I never get any complaints.

On your question about getting more bark, if you’re using pellets you are always going to be limited in that area in my experience. Especially in anything like a Traeger.

re: Which SEC state has the best flag?

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 7/7/26 at 8:39 am to
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My favorite state flag though is Wyoming:


Why didn’t they center the seal? That’s annoying.
In her defense, all of the neighborhoods she has ever been in have been filled with crazy liberals.

That would be terrifying.
Dems have certainly figured out how not to be limited by those pesky primary elections.
Looks like Duke accidentally got his neck snapped.

If yall can’t tell that’s an AI dog, your nickname is probably Mimi.
Should have had a few hundred people get together. Go in one at a time and buy something, but have each person sing the national anthem, say the pledge of allegiance, sing Proud to be an American, or something similar as they did it and film her reaction. Everyone stay as nice as possible and wish her a happy 4th.

Bet she would have shut the store down before they got to double digits.
In my limited experience, the Mimis are usually the B grandma.

The mammaws and Nanas are A tier.
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Doesn't Corly's still have a queer son gallivanting around the other side of the world?


Another reason he needs the crown to do the legitimizing.
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is there a reason corlys can’t legitimize his sons himself, and name them his heirs? And is there literally “nothing” left of driftmark? That seems unlikely if I were him I’d take my sons home (with a dragon) and start picking up the pieces


Remember the whole scene from last season where the guy got his head cut in half? Only the king can take the bastard stench away.

The Sea Snake is obsessed with legacy and his name going forward. He could keep them around and call them whatever he wanted, but they’d still be “illegitimate” and at risk for someone with a legitimate claim to push them aside.
You meant Disney, which explains everything.
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Could someone remind me who that kid was she passed in the hallway?


Her befuddled brain thought for a few seconds that it was her son who died two episodes ago, but it was really just a common servant kid.

re: She's dragging him

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 7/6/26 at 7:10 am to
I’m amazed she kept such a straight face during that interview. I would have had a “you are a fricking idiot and we all know it” smirk on my face interrogating him like that.