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Might be the way to do it :lol:

LSU puts all of the former players that are still in the NFL on the video board during a commercial break, do they remove Daniels from the presentation now?

It's That Kid [Redacted] now

Did we fence the rest of the border yet? If there is anywhere in the country that doesn't need it, it's here. There's hardly anywhere to cross as it is, unless you want to ride a donkey into Boquillas like Robert Earl Keen. The entire area is just hundreds and hundreds of square miles of nothing but inhospitable terrain and animals that can kill you. What are they going to do, run a wall through the middle of Santa Elena Canyon? It's so unnecessary.



I'm all for border walls where they make sense, but ruining this beautiful, unique natural landscape is a shame and resources are better spent elsewhere imo.

I switched from Verizon to GoogleFi and am saving about $100/month. It's great, no international charges either.

I actually had to file an FCC complaint to cancel my Verizon service. I've never been given the run around like that before. Screw that company.

If anyone wants to read up on how they used to do it, I'd highly recommend The Faithful Executioner. Franz Schmidt, the executioner of Nuremberg, carried out 395 executions over his 45 year career that ranged from the late 16th to early 17th century. He performed everything from hangings to breaking at the wheel.

The book that uses excerpts from the diary he kept of all his assignments, is fascinating. It goes into detail not only about the executions themselves, but also the social and political realities of being an executioner in Europe during this period - which was not a desirable position. Schmidt's father was forced into the role when he was a child, he inherited it, and worked his entire life to see that his children were elevated above it by building a perfect reputation. Before Schmidt, executioners were pariahs, a necessary evil. They couldn't live inside the city walls, they couldn't join guilds, they couldn't even set foot in churches. Throughout his career, Schmidt changed the perception of his profession, even becoming a bit of a physician in Nuremberg during his retirement due to his extensive knowledge of the human anatomy. It's a great read.

10 bucks on Amazon

Might need to fire up Blueprint for Armageddon again. I've been to the museum in Vienna where the gun Princip used, the car that Franz Ferdinand and Sophie were riding in, and the tunic he was wearing are housed. I had heard Carlin describe it on the podcast and wanted to see it for myself. It was the most sobering museum artifact I've ever seen in my life. You can see the bloodstains still on the fabric. Knowing all of the death and destruction that came from that one act, 2 world wars, millions dead, Hitler, the trajectory of Europe changing forever - to look down at that bloodstained uniform and think that it all started there is incredibly chilling. I wonder if Princip knew what the true consequences of his actions would end up being, would he still pull the trigger?

I was just in Roatan, this could've been me.

The fact that they sent this to the news with her name, a video, and the words "genital trauma" associated with it are wild. You couldn't torture this info out of me. Good for them for having like $12k in their gofundme to cover that sweet PJ ride, I guess.

A good rule of thumb while traveling is to avoid the cruise crowd and anything marketed towards them.

Taser hardly affected that sturdy baw

The Raphael on their focaccia is possibly the best sandwich I've ever had in my life. Dropping a pallet of those into Iran could probably convert the IRGC to Catholicism.