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My uncle is on full disability from injuries he suffered in the War on Christmas. Bill O’Reilly got him all fired up, and he foolishly volunteered for service.
There is a popular Cajun place in the center of Reading Terminal Market. They give out samples. I told the guy his gumbo was more like étouffée; it was decent tasting. He said they had étouffée too and gave us a sample. I gave no comment on it; was bad.
Kid was on a motorcycle. And his mom served him beers for hours before he rode away on it. Not smart by either.

From the article: "Wisconsin is a unique state that allows parents to either provide alcohol to their child or allow others to provide alcohol to their child as long as they are accompanying their child during the consumption of the alcohol."

re: Game over

Posted by Twenty 49 on 11/7/26 at 5:32 pm to
Punt defense killed any chance
Superette is a popular French market with a few tables and seats at the bar. Had a good lunch there.

Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar has no food, but it was my most fun stop in Philadelphia. Small dive bar full of locals. Everyone orders the citywide special, $4 for a can of Lucky Streak beer and a shot of Windsor Canadian whiskey. They were doing loud Eagles cheers at 2:00 pm in the middle of summer. Fun stuff.

Triangle Tavern was another good bar stop. The bartender and a customer pegged me immediately as an out of towner and asked how the hell I found them. I explained that I used AI to find cool, local bars. They gave me the tip on Ray’s.

Reading Terminal Market was by our hotel, so I went every day. Many great options, but breakfast at the Amish Eating Place was a favorite. Old Time Coffee in there is also great.

Tria Cafe Rittenhouse was very good. The Dandelion pub is across the street for beers after.

Michelin Bib Gourmand winner Del Rossi was our cheesesteak and pizza stop. It’s mainly for to go and deliveries, with just a few seats for eating in, so be prepared for that.
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Smoked a boston butt for pulled pork. Still resting in foil


Same here. Smoked overnight on Weber Searwood with Smokin’ Pecan pellets.
The Rosenberg were convicted at trial and executed. The guy said Elon should be held to the same standard, so if Elon is convicted of being a traitor, execute him. He did not say drag Elon out and shoot him without a trial.

Elon has promoted the death penalty in X posts, so he probably has no issue with this position. But I suspect he takes issue with whether he is a traitor or could be convicted of treason.

Examples of Elon calling for executions:

• Tanner Horner Murder Case (April 2026): In response to trial developments and a guilty plea for the capital murder and aggravated kidnapping of 7-year-old Athena Strand, Musk posted: “Execute him immediately.”

• Gender-Affirming Care (GAC) Providers: In reply to a video speech regarding gender ideology and medical providers, Musk posted: “Those who mutilate children should receive a death sentence.”

• Austin Metcalf / Karmelo Anthony Case: Musk weighed in on the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony, writing that “Murderers should be executed” and stating that Anthony should face the death penalty if found guilty.
Should the buyers be punished too?

The customers of drug dealers and prostitutes risk jail. Why not customers of scalpers?
Buck Angel was born female but transitioned to male. Which bathroom should Buck use?

Some state laws mandate that Buck go to the ladies room. That might cause a stir.

re: Tree for front yard

Posted by Twenty 49 on 11/5/26 at 5:34 am to
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Chinese Pistache


I planted one a few years ago based on recs here. It is pretty and still small, but (per google) a mature tree typically reaches a height of 30 to 60 feet. I've seen some in our neighborhood as big as any oak or pecan tree. That's going to run afoul of OP's 20 foot height requirement.

re: Arkansas Ozark trip

Posted by Twenty 49 on 11/4/26 at 6:37 am to
Nice looking pics at a great time of year to be there. Makes me want to load the car and head out.
Like/Literally was the focus of a hilarious bit that I saw a gay guy do at an open mic in Asheville, NC. He imitated a young woman who said those words “like literally a million times” in every sentence, while reading stuff off social media on her phone and talking to her friends.

I laughed as hard as I did at Chris Rock in the 90s; the shite was so real.
There is very little news. It’s all commentary.

I rarely watch any of them, and quickly regret it when I do.

re: Plane crash last thoughts

Posted by Twenty 49 on 11/2/26 at 11:10 pm to
Deep Thoughts With Jack Handey: "I bet the main reason the police keep people away from a plane crash is they don't want anybody walking in and lying down in the crash stuff, then, when somebody comes up, act like they just woke up and go, 'What was THAT?!'"
Words With Friends. I keep a few games going and check in 2 or 3 times a week.
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Is cotton candy more or less expensive?


It was dirt cheap when it was made by slaves.
I was pulling for the Dream until one of them missed a shot from a foot away with two minutes left. I was so disgusted by that ineptitude that I immediately switched to the Valkyries.
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It has the same alcohol percentage as any other light beer


Correct

Mich Ultra, Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite. All 4.2%.
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Veuve Clicquot Brut Champage - You will almost always find this at Costco for between $50-55. I'm a little snobby about champagne, but this isn't bad and lots of people like it. Plus, getting a decent bottle of champagne is always fun. It's one of those bottles that everyone has seen before and know is a nice gift.


They’ve had a pile of it at Total Wine for a while at about $47, which is way better than the $65 or so other locals stores used to mark it. It’s pretty good stuff, and folks can watch the movie “Madame Clicquot” to see a dramatized history of the product.

re: Daylight Savings?

Posted by Twenty 49 on 10/30/26 at 9:07 am to
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Daylight Savings?


Daylight Saving Time. No "s" on the end.