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I love this video. I wish I could take a "History of the American West" course from that ranger. Talk about loving what you do and being excellent at it. Being a park ranger seems like the ultimate retirement gig.

I looked up the other battle he mentioned where the soldiers were buried and marked where they fell (1 of 2 in the world), it was in South Africa, at Isandlwana during the English/Zulu war, around that same time period. They buried the soldiers in graves marked with large cairns. Thought that was interesting.

Have been on a kick trying to find the best. Have bought several high-end bottles from oliveoillovers.com, but I keep coming back to Kosterina.

Graza is solid for grocery store olive oil, as well.

If you want to stick with Italian and want an old-school experience, give Fratelli Coletti a try. Small batch, family made, I get an email when the harvest is ready every year, that kind of stuff. I prefer ordering out of the glass bottles as I've found the metal container can impart a metallic taste. The 3 bottles for $98 deal is pretty good.

If you feel like trying a few, I think oliveoillovers does a variety of samplers as well as a tasting kit so you can get a feel for what you enjoy. I like mine with high polyphenols that lend to a bright, peppery flavor that's good on everything from bread to salads. I've largely quit buying salad dressing and just use a high quality olive oil and balsamic glaze.

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One of the most interesting neighbors I had was a Texas Ranger who solved a couple of famous cases. I don’t want to say the cases because his name would be easy to find. He was an awesome neighbor. Drank many a cold beer with him in our driveways.

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Wasn't Joaquin Jackson, was it? I'm reading his autobiography right now and it's really interesting. Either him or Walker.

They are getting bodied in the comments of every post they make, the last several of which have been sucking up to WVU fans, who are having none of it :lol:

They kicked a beehive by being jackasses to McAfee, Coop is finally getting the justice he deserves.

What would be the benefit of this over a Suburban or other large SUV that you could daily drive? I thought these were mainly camper vans, but if it's just laid out in a normal seating configuration it seems less practical than traditional options. You should be able to strap 3 car seats in a 3-row SUV, right?

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they also have some incredibly hard working immigrants as well.

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As evidenced in the video where the immigrant works incredibly hard to cut the head off a white guy

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I'll save you the trouble and get to the punchline: you're gonna end up buying a new fridge.

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This is the way, OP. My Blaze fridge went out a couple of years ago and after calling around it became pretty obvious the path of least resistance was going to be getting a new one. BBQGuys actually gave me a bit of a discount on another make/model, call them and ask.

The guy at the beginning says "100 out of 10", pretty sure that's where that's coming from. Reading the comments on X most people are saying these jars of slop are $20-25 or so. All EBT, of course

I've also murdered some Goslings, on occasion

Abdul's wife, herself a former child sex slave, was unable to be reached for comment. Peace be upon her.