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Pichana and Flat Iron. Plate ribs are also pretty good.

re: The Queen Is Dead turns 40

Posted by StreamsOfWhiskey on 6/19/26 at 1:27 pm to
Love the Smiths and love this album. I will say that Morrissey solo is just as good in my opinion. The sound is very "Smiths" like.
My opinion is this, if your daughters are young enough to still need you to take them the restroom, they're young enough to go to the men's bathroom. The idea that a full-grown man would walk into a women's restroom even if accompanied by children seems a bridge too far for me. Do I think he's a pervert or a deviant of sorts? No, but I do think he could've exercised better judgement.

No man, under any circumstances, should ever be in the lady's restroom. And if I'm honest, I'm not sure why he'd want to be in there. I'd rather some things stay a mystery to me.
$1,000/share? Does this stock have that much juice? If so, I guess I should be adding here.
This really is a tired perspective on this site. I realize CTs do stupid things but this idea that all the men at A&M are gay is a tired old joke that isn’t accurate, funny or creative, but by all means, carry on.
“A murderer hath no eternal life in him.” Jesus Christ right out of the Bible you profess to believe.
Yup, the LDS church is the problem. Modern day pastors have abandoned any semblance of following the bible bending to whatever the political whims are of the day. You have pastors preaching homosexuality from the pulpit, but the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints does not bend to political whims. Some of you should come to the uncomfortable conclusion that all churches that are accepted among the "Christian" faiths and not considered "cults" are nothing more than man-made constructs. It's evident in their teaching. The LDS church has been there through feast, flood, famine to help out their fellow man. We are a kindhearted and charitable people who would help out a fellow person regardless of their religious affiliation, yet despite these fruits, most of you have convinced yourself that it's a cult. You've been duped. You can come visit an LDS church at any time. You can read our scriptures. You can take missionary lessons. You can be baptized. If you wish, you can leave the church, run it down, call it a cult, whatever you wish, but you'll get no repercussions from the LDS church. Our knowledge of the scriptures, the testimonies we hold dear, the knowledge we have about our Father-in-Heaven, we're confident that all truth will come out in the wash, so until then, we're content to let you insult us and mischaracterize our faith. It only strengthens us.

The Bible and the Book of Mormon teach that salvation comes through no other than Jesus Christ himself. You can come to an LDS church on any given Sunday at the Sunday School lessons, the Priesthood lessons or the Relief Society lessons will all center around Jesus Christ.

If our fruits are Christlike, as are our teachings, keep convincing yourself that we're a cult. That's okay. But let me tell you this, we know the scriptures backwards and forwards, whether that be the Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants or the Pearl of Great Price. If you'd like to get into a scriptural debate, call the missionaries. I'm sure they'd love to speak with you in a polite and calm manor. But this idea that we're all simpletons with no understanding of the Bible is humorous to me. Most of us have read, marked up, studied the Bible multiple times. We're very familiar with it and we use it.

To end this debate now, yes, we are Christian. We believe that Christ died for our sins and three days later was resurrected providing each of us with immortality. Because he paid the ultimate price for our sins and was the only being who could having no sins of his own, he provided us the way to Eternal Life if we'd repent and love and follow him.

By their fruits you shall know them...
Better Call Saul is better than Breaking Bad.

TGTBTU would have been better if they cut out the whole battle scene where the bridge is blown up.
TWBB is one of my favorite movies but nobody in my family can stand to watch it with me. It’s definitely not universally popular.
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Pillar of communism., destroy the family and family values.


Satan's most devious plot: destroy the family. All the emphasis on trans/gay/liberated women who don't need men/guys who no longer date.... all done in the name of "progress" but essentially it's the fruition of a masterful plan to destroy the family.
I really like KK. He’s an excellent listen and has many videos on YouTube. He’s wicked smart and obviously dead on in his assessment.
That's funny, because the LDS church on Sunday had each congregation discuss how the US Constitution and Bill of Rights were inspired-by-God documents.
I hold my shares at an average cost basis of $136.78/share. I've been holding my AVGO shares for a while now.
We disappoint our own fans far better than other school in the country - not just the SEC, but the country!
Thanks gents...I picked up a small position and will watch and wait.
I have invested in NBIS with a relatively small position of 72 shares at a cost basis of $134.26. Thank you for the double. It is much appreciated.

Now, as far as NBIS, what is your target price when you start to unload your shares? Also, would you mind sharing your bullishness on OUST? This board has had some good picks, so I wanted to hear the rationale behind OUST. It's in an industry with which I have little familiarity and was curious to hear the reasons for your bullishness.

Much thanks to this board!
What is the story with OUST? Mind sharing why so bullish?
I do use them, but I also suffer from carpal and cubital tunnel syndrome in both arms.
The reading comprehension on this site is frightening. He was saying Florida’s coach is full of crap and lying as there is no chance he’d pass up millions of dollars and the chance to coach at a big program to stay at Tulane because Tulane wouldn’t let him coach the playoff game.
I think there’s a time and place for speculating in individual stocks. I trade with no more than $120k in individual stocks and the rest of my money is managed professionally by either Fidelity or another group in my home town. What I trade with is less than 2 percent of my entire net worth and I’m good with that. I do not wish to risk more than that. This is up to the individual. I have had some serious winners. I’m sitting on at least a double on some and up to a five bagger on others. MU, POWL, NVDA, NBIS, AVGO and others have been big winners. I’ve also had some major losers like ROKU and LMND and others.

Point is, if you want to play stocks, do it with a small portion of your portfolio where losses are not catastrophic to your objective of retiring comfortably.

re: The Shield

Posted by StreamsOfWhiskey on 5/23/26 at 6:59 pm to
The Shield is every bit as good as The Wire… and may be a bit better.