How many servings do you get out of an average-sized neighbor?
I'll have to check if she is Italian. Might have to cut back on the added spices.
About 120. Need a bigger freezer.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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I'll have to check if she is Italian. Might have to cut back on the added spices.
About 120. Need a bigger freezer.
I figured some one would go there. I am not disappointed!
Oh, and it's a petite syrah.
And that's the object of the drill.
Lasagna assembly completed and in the oven at three fiddy. About 35-40 more mins to cook, about 10 to rest, and din-din time!
Second glass of syrah in progress.
I'm tired. I've been standing most of the day working on the kitchen island thingy and cooking. I need to get a job so I can rest. Ha, I crack myself up.
Second glass of syrah in progress.
I'm tired. I've been standing most of the day working on the kitchen island thingy and cooking. I need to get a job so I can rest. Ha, I crack myself up.
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Second day in boot camp, 1967, we're standing in front of a major who says, (verbatim) "You will never be the same. We will remove your personality, and replace it with something we can use."
Or you can work for a large corporation.
Second day in boot camp, 1967, we're standing in front of a major who says, (verbatim) "You will never be the same. We will remove your personality, and replace it with something we can use."
Or you can work for a large corporation.
So, it's all just a bunch of guessing?
Well, but the corporation might have look askance at kids walking around with a pistol on their hip every day. We got to mess with stuff that went boom.mikeoso said: ↑
Second day in boot camp, 1967, we're standing in front of a major who says, (verbatim) "You will never be the same. We will remove your personality, and replace it with something we can use."
Or you can work for a large corporation.
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mikeoso said: ↑
Second day in boot camp, 1967, we're standing in front of a major who says, (verbatim) "You will never be the same. We will remove your personality, and replace it with something we can use."
Or you can work for a large corporation.
Cream doesn't always rise to the top. For many, a career death means lasting physical and emotional damage.
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Well, but the corporation might have look askance at kids walking around with a pistol on their hip every day. We got to mess with stuff that went boom.
What I observe at corporate are employees armed with multiple agendas. It's the unstated ones that take some seeing to see.
You got the science on one side and the government on the other. Scientists say ying, government says yang. In the end, the government decides. They make these decisions to try to get everyone protected enough to keep them from dying.
Many countries are delaying the second injection by 3-4 months. The initial logic was that everyone can receive one shot and have some level of protection. This delay is against the manufacturers guidelines. They recommended this in the US but haven’t implemented it for political reasons.
They are behind in their vaccination goals. As of last Wednesday, 137 million Americans were eligible based on age. The number will increase when kids are allowed to receive the treatment. As of this week, under 40% have been vaccinate with at least one injection. Getting the others is proving difficult for many reasons. Only 25.7% have been fully vaccinated. There’s a long road ahead. Originally they wanted everyone covered by this summer. That ain’t going to happen.
A number of side effects have presented themselves with the J&J vaccine. The CDC has just recommended a pause in distribution till things can be sorted out. The side effects include a sudden and severe headache, backache, new neurological symptoms, severe abdominal pain, shortness of breath, leg swelling, tiny red spots on the skin and new or easy bruising. In rare cases there are blood clots. If you don’t have any of the symptoms with this product, you are fine. The problem is, people have some of those symptoms without the vaccine. Same holds true for covid symptoms.
Policies change on a daily basis.
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Blessed are the policy makers
waitaminute that's not how it goes
edit. It's so clear now. It's an evil scheme to immanentize the eschaton
waitaminute that's not how it goes
edit. It's so clear now. It's an evil scheme to immanentize the eschaton
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It's "Blessed are the Bass Players"
Bass the fish or Bass the instrument? Context and pronunciation is everything. Maybe Base is best, except for Baseball. It's all very confusing...all I know is I do not play a fish except when I am fishing
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Forty years ago I would have felt there was something wrong with me if I found myself at home at this hour on a Saturday night.
Bill Maher's closing this week was about being older and wiser.
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Reasonably certain on the former, less so on the latter.
We used to note that if I knocked on the door at 10:00 on a Friday or a Saturday night, the kids wouldn’t let me in.
When does it kick in?
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