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Mix a stick of butter, salt, garlic powder (or fresh garlic) and onion powder.
There’s your Papa John’s garlic sauce, without the added chemicals and preservatives.
Want spicy? Add cayenne or red pepper flakes.
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We need to understand that we have killed anyone that was inclined to negotiate and had the power negotiate and have left people that have either witnessed the negotiators be killed and learned not to negotiate, or that are starting from a point where they want a conflict.


It’s been 47 years. Who do you think was inclined to negotiate?
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I feel like they couldn’t be more full of it and have no idea how moving material really works. It takes 3 work days of nonstop running scooping 20 yards at a time to move 20,000 yards of beautiful silty loam soil. 20,000 yards is a pittance. And that’s not even moving it very far. Now, consider that the absolute biggest bucket you can put on a 95 ton excavator is 8 yards- and a 95 ton machine is no joke- most of what you see on jobsites globally are 20 ton machines. And it’s rock. And we bombed this stuff solid for what, 2 months? And we are to believe that these clowns can move all this material in a couple weeks? My arse.


Unless they had other access points to get into the tunnels and other areas hidden inside mountains.

It would make sense to have one or two primary entry points, and knowing they’ll get hit have secondary access points they normally don’t use.
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Styx is coming in a couple of weeks, and the tickets were $90 each…sales were struggling, so they ran a BOGO. 2 for $90 isn’t so bad.


Dang. I honestly didn’t think those guys were still alive.
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quote: Everyone is aware. Everyone has known what causes HIV for 40 years. Well obviously not everyone---


Unless they grew up marooned on a tropical island, they know how they can contract AIDS.

Problem is due to lack of impulse control they don’t care.
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What are they gonna do, burn his house down?


I’m surprised moonbat liberals haven't tried towing his camper away.

Guess that’s hard to do with a Prius.
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French, 47, was sentenced to 16+ years in prison and ordered to pay $110,753,619 in restitution after a years-long scheme to bilk Medicare and the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA) out of nearly $200 million. He also forfeited approximately $17 million that the government seized from bank accounts and other assets


He should’ve identified as Somalian, they would’ve cut him loose, and wouldn’t make him pay restitution.
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Tacky AF.


I agree.

But it’s no worse than that abomination in Chicago dedicated to Obama that resembles a cross between a dumpster and Darth Vaders Command Center.
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With what a lot of tickets were bringing on the secondary market he is right. He just has no leg to stand on because his shitty company is fricking everyone with all the fees. For most shows of interest the secondary market has proven that tickets are underpriced. If that weren't true there wouldn't be scalpers lining up for every popular event and people willing to pay them on the secondary market. Maybe we've reached a breaking point in that regard


I’ve tried getting online tickets for some popular concerts, and couldn’t because they immediately sold out.
Jimmy Buffet as an example, tried for tickets at two different shows a year or so apart, each one sold out in less than two minutes.

But you could then go on Ticketmaster and buy grossly inflated tickets. I passed.

Some people will shell out the money, more won’t. That CEO is just as clueless as the Starbucks CEO defending $9 coffee as being “worth it for the experience”.
Give them a break, they’re traumatized by Republican gerrymandering.
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At some point, the Catholic Church will figure out letting priests marry and have sex with women will solve so many of their problems.


No it won’t.

How many married men/women get popped for having sex with kids?

re: Deodorant locked in Walgreens

Posted by riverdiver on 5/9/26 at 1:24 pm to
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Isn’t the only thing not locked up sunscreen?


Work boots, work clothes…
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It's cheap & open very late. That's about it.


Yep, that in a nutshell. You can get a pretty fair amount of food for the price, but the quality is “meh”. Probably a notch above McDonald’s.

Haven’t been there in a few years, but best thing they had was their shakes. No idea if they’ve screwed them up by now.
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I believe Rodney started opening his own restaurants after he won the Beard Award and it appears that he got in bed with the wrong financial backer and, as you said, spread himself too thin.


First mistake was giving him a Beard Award, whoever voted for him to get that did him a great disservice.

Reminds me of the article I saw a couple of days ago, a smashburger joint in San Francisco closed after pics hit social media of rolls of ground meat and a big jar of mayonnaise sitting on the pavement outside the door. No one (including the “Executive Chef” was there to take delivery.

First issue, a burger joint doesn’t need an “Executive Chef”.

Second, the pic of the owner (who, like Rodney, decided to open multiple restaurants) showcased 3 different Michelin Star awards on the wall.

For a place that serves smash burgers. Smash burger places don’t deserve Michelin Stars, the process has turned into a DEI festival.

I like Rodney, heck of a nice guy. I’ve had his food catered a couple of times for big groups, everything was excellent, better than his restaurant served, every detail covered. His type of food can’t be rushed, it takes a lot of attention to detail. There were people who tried talking him out of expanding, but that Beard award went to his head, and some backers who thought the sky was the limit played into his thought process.
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I enjoyed this place when I was in Charleston. Thought it was really good compared to what I usually get in New Orleans. Of course, I felt some items I do better myself on my smoker.


Consistency was an issue with his Charleston restaurant. The original Hemingway Scott’s, you knew what you were going to get, and it always lived up to its reputation.

I’ve had pulled pork at his Charleston place that literally tasted different from one bite to another, from the same plate. It tasted exactly like he was “cheating” the process, cooking some on gas, then mixing it in with the slow cooked whole hog for time purposes.

re: RIP Rodney Scott’s BBQ Locations

Posted by riverdiver on 5/9/26 at 12:28 pm to
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Palmira for sides. Lewis for meats. Palmira's piccodillo empanadas are amazing. Hometeam if you within walking distance and don't have transportation.


I can see your points. Only things I’d change, the beef cheeks at Palmira were outstanding the couple of times I’ve been there.

HomeTeam to me is so so, except for their wings, they’ve had very good wings for years.

Funny how tastes are different, I know people who argue the merits/issues with those places (like any restaurants), some love them, some hate them.

re: Simple Stormy Morning Breakfast

Posted by riverdiver on 5/9/26 at 12:07 pm to
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Having my third cup of coffee while the sky opens up I felt like some eggs.


They look perfectly cooked.
I usually start my day with 3 jumbo eggs, if I’m taking them to work scrambled w cheese, if at home over easy.

I try having an avocado with mine when they aren’t outrageously priced.
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an $11 million Medicaid fraud


investigators did not understand that people within the Minneapolis Somali community often transfer funds to each other in ways that don't produce paper trails,


Someone was dumb enough to believe that?
They wouldn’t have any issue arresting them, the guys are so old and frail even the obese police can track them down.
They’ve arrested them before.
Australia is wanting to try one of their highest decorated soldiers ever for war crimes in Afghanistan,
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A close ally of Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has been charged


Wake me up when she gets convicted, sentenced, and is in prison.

Minnesota proved even when a jury agrees someone is guilty the judge can still let them go,