Armymann50

Leaders chicken


welcome skillet what a dorky name :cheers:

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DOGE Cost is now an estimated 21B, Actual saved was 53.5 million

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Yes bring it on

eating at the Y

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And a few others

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LOTS OF PRETTY WOMENS :lol:

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It’s criminal that they don’t teach basic finance and compound interest in high school.

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It’s criminal that they don’t teach basic finance and compound interest in high school.

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i learned it in high school

:nana: :usa: :geauxtigers:

Tanks!!

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Today in History: July 11

1302 An army of French knights, led by the Count of Artois, is routed by Flemish pikemen.

1346 Charles IV of Luxembourg is elected Holy Roman Emperor in Germany.

1533 Henry VIII is excommunicated from the Catholic Church by Pope Clement VII.

1708 The French are defeated at Oudenarde, Malplaquet, in the Netherlands by the Duke of Marlborough and Eugene of Savoy.

1786 Morocco agrees to stop attacking American ships in the Mediterranean for a payment of $10,000.

1799An Anglo-Turkish armada bombards Napoleon Bonaparte's troops in Alexandria to no avail.

1804 Alexander Hamilton is mortally wounded by Aaron Burr in a duel.

1862 President Abraham Lincoln appoints General Henry Halleck as general-in-chief of the Federal army.

1942 In the RAF's longest bombing raid of World War II, 44 British Lancaster bombers attack the Polish port of Danzig.

1972 American forces break the 95-day siege at An Loc in Vietnam.

1975 Archaeologists unearth an army of 8,000 life-size clay figures created more than 2,000 years ago for the Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

1995 Full diplomatic relations are established between the United States and Vietnam.

2021 Rare mass anti-government protests across Cuba due to economic hardships and effects of COVID-19 led to widespread arrests

Born on July 11

1274 Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland (1306-1329).

1767 John Quincy Adams, Sixth President of the United States (1825-1829).

1838 John Wanamaker, U.S. merchant, founder of one of the first American department stores.

1899 E.B. White, author (Charlotte's Web).

1927 Theodore H. Maiman, physicist.

JOTD

Tom was not home at his usual hour and his wife was fuming.

Finally around 3am she heard a noise at the front door and, as she stood at the top of the stairs, there was her husband, drunk as a skunk, trying to navigate the stairs.

“Do you realise what time it is?!?” she stammered.

He answered, "Don't get excited, I'm late because I bought something for the house.”

Immediately her attitude changed, and running down the stairs to meet him halfway, she asked “What did you buy for the house, dear?"

Tom answered “A round of drinks!"

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Today in History: July 11

1302 An army of French knights, led by the Count of Artois, is routed by Flemish pikemen.

1346 Charles IV of Luxembourg is elected Holy Roman Emperor in Germany.

1533 Henry VIII is excommunicated from the Catholic Church by Pope Clement VII.

1708 The French are defeated at Oudenarde, Malplaquet, in the Netherlands by the Duke of Marlborough and Eugene of Savoy.

1786 Morocco agrees to stop attacking American ships in the Mediterranean for a payment of $10,000.

1799An Anglo-Turkish armada bombards Napoleon Bonaparte's troops in Alexandria to no avail.

1804 Alexander Hamilton is mortally wounded by Aaron Burr in a duel.

1862 President Abraham Lincoln appoints General Henry Halleck as general-in-chief of the Federal army.

1942 In the RAF's longest bombing raid of World War II, 44 British Lancaster bombers attack the Polish port of Danzig.

1972 American forces break the 95-day siege at An Loc in Vietnam.

1975 Archaeologists unearth an army of 8,000 life-size clay figures created more than 2,000 years ago for the Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

1995 Full diplomatic relations are established between the United States and Vietnam.

2021 Rare mass anti-government protests across Cuba due to economic hardships and effects of COVID-19 led to widespread arrests

Born on July 11

1274 Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland (1306-1329).

1767 John Quincy Adams, Sixth President of the United States (1825-1829).

1838 John Wanamaker, U.S. merchant, founder of one of the first American department stores.

1899 E.B. White, author (Charlotte's Web).

1927 Theodore H. Maiman, physicist.

JOTD

Tom was not home at his usual hour and his wife was fuming.

Finally around 3am she heard a noise at the front door and, as she stood at the top of the stairs, there was her husband, drunk as a skunk, trying to navigate the stairs.

“Do you realise what time it is?!?” she stammered.

He answered, "Don't get excited, I'm late because I bought something for the house.”

Immediately her attitude changed, and running down the stairs to meet him halfway, she asked “What did you buy for the house, dear?"

Tom answered “A round of drinks!"

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Say $5,000 or more.

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