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Do you think the war with Iran makes us stronger or weaker?
Didn't we decimate their entire military in 2 weeks? Seems pretty strong to me.
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re: MAGA changes to WTSTD
Posted by BugAC on 6/2/26 at 2:12 pm to theunknownknight
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theunknownknight
Do you think about Trump every day of your life?
What do y'all use for roux? I find animal fat has too low a smoke point to get a good roux cooked in a short amount of time. I was using rapeseed oil for awhile, because it has a very high smoke point, but switched back to vegetable.
This guy is the prototypical political nerd. He doesn't even know how to dress like normal people, so his staff put this together because they too, have no fricking clue what normal people look like.
Good luck libs. I'm sure he's a winner. :lol:
Good luck libs. I'm sure he's a winner. :lol:
re: Napa Trip in August
Posted by BugAC on 6/2/26 at 10:25 am to SloaneRanger
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Not sure how “on the way” Santa Rosa is to Napa. Auberge is great with beautiful views of the valley.
It's about a 30-45 minute detour i think. You'd be entering napa from up north through Calistoga, i believe.
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Are you more of a nature fan? I went to Muir Woods on my way to Napa area last June and went on a nice hike through the redwoods out there.
I am, and my wife mentioned she wanted to see the big redwoods, but i didn't know where that was exactly.
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I spent maybe a few hrs in SFO doing lombard street, driving around after I flew in and that was enough. So maybe night 1 you do SFO then day 2 head to muir woods area for the day? Just a thought
Personally, i like this better. Don't really care about SF, outside of wanting to see Golden Gate.
Napa Trip in August
Posted by BugAC on 6/2/26 at 8:33 am
Heading to Napa in August for a work event for a couple days. Wife and I have never been. We were thinking of fling in to San Fran, staying the night in San Fransisco, then in the morning, see a few touristy things before driving in to Napa. Itinerary i was thinking:
Day 1 - Fly into SFO. Arrive between 3 and 5 pm. Stay the night.
Day 2 - See the painted ladies, drive down lombard street, if time, go down to the fisherman's wharf, then drive over the Golden Gate and head to Napa, maybe stopping in Santa Rosa along the way to hit up Russian River Brewing. End in Napa and have dinner at Bouchon.
Day 3 - Wake up, maybe hot air balloons. Hit a winery. Work Dinner.
Day 4/5 - Work event, winery visits
Day 6 - Visit a couple wineries. Dinner at Auberge du Soleil.
Day 7 - Fly out of Sacramento
Any other suggestions? Any specific restaurants/wineries or other things i should do while in Napa? Any suggestions for our San Fran portion? I'm concerned about the homelessness and literal shite on the street in SF. My sister in law and neighbors have been recently and told me it's pretty bad. I'd like to stay in a hotel away from the vagrants.
Day 1 - Fly into SFO. Arrive between 3 and 5 pm. Stay the night.
Day 2 - See the painted ladies, drive down lombard street, if time, go down to the fisherman's wharf, then drive over the Golden Gate and head to Napa, maybe stopping in Santa Rosa along the way to hit up Russian River Brewing. End in Napa and have dinner at Bouchon.
Day 3 - Wake up, maybe hot air balloons. Hit a winery. Work Dinner.
Day 4/5 - Work event, winery visits
Day 6 - Visit a couple wineries. Dinner at Auberge du Soleil.
Day 7 - Fly out of Sacramento
Any other suggestions? Any specific restaurants/wineries or other things i should do while in Napa? Any suggestions for our San Fran portion? I'm concerned about the homelessness and literal shite on the street in SF. My sister in law and neighbors have been recently and told me it's pretty bad. I'd like to stay in a hotel away from the vagrants.
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Per Boveda, 3 months in a wooden humidor, and 6+ months in an airtight acrylic humidor. I feel like mine generally last 8 months or so, and I open the humidor fairly often. Just always make sure it's resealed.
I have 5 ea 69% boveda packs. I have been having them for a couple years now. They rehydrate well. I alternate 2 packs every few weeks. The old ones are out in an airtight container with a shot glass of distilled water.
Rogan would never do this.
I think this is the opposite of what is happening. CBS desperately needs legitimacy and they are looking for Rogan to do so.
Rogan's reach is infinitely better as a long form podcaster compared to some 3 minute sound bites on a failing network.
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This gives him mainstream legitimacy in a way podcasting alone never could
I think this is the opposite of what is happening. CBS desperately needs legitimacy and they are looking for Rogan to do so.
Rogan's reach is infinitely better as a long form podcaster compared to some 3 minute sound bites on a failing network.
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m. "It's a whole new platform – primetime, institutional credibility, historic prestige. It elevates his brand from disruptor to establishment power player.
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Well, they’re all saying the same thing
Kind of like when the media always does it?
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Maybe there is some truth to it.
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Let’s face it. He acts like a king
Of all of those listed, how many of those were things Trump proposed and how many were things honorary or bestowed upon him by others? And how many are made up larps you fell for?
For being such a King, why hasn't he made protesting kings illegal?
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They want in on the executive branch sponsored corruption as well.
Got any examples?
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Trump and his family are not the only ones that want their pockets lined.
Again, any examples?
Ah yes. Those completely consistent "no kings" democrats protesting the existential threat of democratically elected President Trump, whilst simultaneously cheering an actual king, King Charles, for his passive aggressive remarks towards our country and President.
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Louisiana has been voting mostly republican for decades now.
Not really. The obscene corruption of Democrat Edwards forced the blue dog Democrats hand to finally not vote Democrat. Louisiana being red is a relatively new thing compared to the history of the state. Except for it's major cities and public school boards within those cities.
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What has it gotten you?
Well, under Democrat Edwards, we were forced to shut down during covid, meanwhile he was dining at the country club mask free.
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education sucks
Thank a Democrat
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pollution is horrible,
Not really
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So what's the benefit for someone who isn't a cuck that thinks one party is inherently good and the other is evil?
Ah, so if i just supported the pedos on the left i wouldnt' be a cuck? Is that your brilliant reply?
Let me enlighten you, genius. I will NEVER vote for a Democrat, ever. You all are immoral, leaches. You lust for power and taxes, and provide no benefit within your systems. Your recent sprint to sexual mutilation of children, transgenderism, and anti-white, anti-Christian, and anti-decency has assured yourself of never receiving a vote from my. So your appeals to me because the Republicans suck, doesn't work.
Republicans may be cowards. But i only vote for Republicans to make sure Democrats never regain power. Spinelessness of the Republican party is much preferred over the lack of decency of your party.
You want my vote, stop being batshit crazy and get rid of the goblins in your own party and maybe we can talk.
re: New congressional map eliminating a majority-Black district passes Louisiana Legislature
Posted by BugAC on 5/29/26 at 1:05 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
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New congressional map eliminating a purely racist voting district passes Louisiana Legislature
FIFY
re: New congressional map eliminating a majority-Black district passes Louisiana Legislature
Posted by BugAC on 5/29/26 at 1:00 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
The 1 remaining "black" district is so badly gerrymandered it should not exist either.
LA Legislative Republicans are a bunch of cowards.
LA Legislative Republicans are a bunch of cowards.
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CitizenK
Ah yes. When all else fails, sling mud on Tigerdroppings. Nice try Julia.
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Thirty percent of Oregon agricultural sales are animal related, 70% are crops. We can have 100% of those be crops if we wanted to,
Those retards have no idea what is involved in farming, do they?
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We always buy sustainable seafood. We try to make sure that we get wild caught whenever we can. We only use farm raised oysters. We try to do everything we can to make sure we keep Oregon sustainable.
She is part of the problem. I will bet money this dipshit will vote for this bill, despite the coming bankruptcy of her business this will cause.
Suicidal empathy is a feature of the Democrat party.
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by BugAC on 5/26/26 at 10:41 am to BluegrassBelle
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So just stiff upper lip it and it'll all go away. The cost of living, the restrictions that reduce affordable housing, the economy as a whole, etc.
What can you actually do about it? Other than bitch, NOTHING. Vote for people that you hope can change it, other than that, stop wasting time concerning yourselves with perceived slights from others.
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Thanks for meeting the stereotype that we're discussing in this thread.
What's the stereotype? That i don't blame groups of people for what i am or am not able to do? I'm in my 40s. I don't spend time thinking about how Group A has X, therefore i can't have Y. I worry about my family, and focus on doing my job the best i can do. And i teach my kids, that spending time making excuses will get you NOWHERE. Blaming others will get you NOWHERE. The only thing in your life you can control is yourself. Better yourself and you will be fine in the long run.
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by BugAC on 5/26/26 at 10:34 am to JohnnyKilroy
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saying bluegrass is responsible for all the boomer politicians that have affected her life through KY state legislation.
She is responsible for the people she voted for. However, ultimately, her life is her responsibility, and sitting around blaming others is a sure fire way of never achieving for yourself.
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She's responsible for them as much as you are responsible for Obama. Taking some responsibility son.
What is your obsession to idiotically label based on no information? Same reason for this thread. Blame others, make assumptions, but spend no time on reflection on yourself. Ultimately, YOU are responsible for your successes and failures. Blaming others is a sure fire way to stay in a rut.
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by BugAC on 5/26/26 at 10:24 am to JohnnyKilroy
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You voted for Obama and Biden lmao
Wait, so because i am advocating for people to stop blaming others and take responsibility for their own lives, you devolve that into "but you voted for obama durrrrr".
Again, the guy advocating for personal responsibility is the "obama/biden voter"??? Make that make sense.
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