Good morning, y'all! It's going to be a crazy day! (I've got a psychological consultative exam today)
I can agree with all that. And, yes, there were many missed opportunities, that we, "the informed" would pick up on. But for the "low informed" voters... imo what Vance delivered, and stayed hammered on, was just about right. For them.I can see all that and do not disagree. Unfortunately,...
...it also introduced Walz to the voters in a positive way. Vance failed to highlight the radicalism of Walz, though he had multiple opportunities.
Both men adopted a "I'm going to play nicer and try to look intellectually honest, whether I am or not" strategy that failed to bring forth any real contention between them.
Besides the moderator bias, what made me want to scream was the way both candidates (mostly Vance, though) failed to listen to the other guy and skewer him. Obvious opportunities were squandered when they fell back on memorized talking points they thought might be quotable. It was painful to watch them regurgitate small chunks of word salad written by God knows who (certainly not the candidates; something they had personally authored would have flowed much more freely) in a vain attempt to spew a chunk of words that would go viral. Walz was the first to try it early on and he had to torture the language to insert a few words obviously intended to be a bellwether soundbite, to go viral and be on everyone's lips the next day. When it fell flat, it was almost embarrassing to watch.
We deserve better than this.
Good morning, y'all! It's going to be a crazy day! (I've got a psychological consultative exam today)
California becomes first state to ban 'sell by' and 'best before' labels to reduce food waste
With no federal regulations dictating what information these labels should include, the stamps have led to consumer confusion — and nearly 20% of the nation's food waste, according to the FDA.fortune.com
Outstanding what will the loons come up with next?Ah, California. Soon to be the land of green steaks and chunky milk.
California becomes first state to ban 'sell by' and 'best before' labels to reduce food waste
With no federal regulations dictating what information these labels should include, the stamps have led to consumer confusion — and nearly 20% of the nation's food waste, according to the FDA.fortune.com
Y'know, when I think about it that way, you're absolutely right. That means you're probably right for most of the population, maybe by a big margin.For them.
Your reality is just fine. It's these lame azzed times that suk big wet monkey balls, as an ex used to say. It's anyone's guess what's coming next. Stay frosty.Y'know, when I think about it that way, you're absolutely right. That means you're probably right for most of the population, maybe by a big margin.
I sometimes find it hard to look at things through the eyes of others. Thanks for bringing me back to reality.
Got one of those.This followed my wife home last weekend, a French style curio cabinet. Apparently it would look better white.
All the hardware that’s going to come off is off. Next step is a light sanding, then a bonding primer, then it will get some sort of white finish before it gets re-assembled.
Oh the joys of sweat equity to save $75.
Got off 1/2 day early today. Decided to take advantage and go mow the ranch. Got half of it done, the tougher half, full of caliche. I’ll do the other half, the easier half, no caliche, next week. The weather was nice.
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Got the second half mowed of the ranch today. Nice day. Came across this 5 ft rattlesnake near camp. Didn’t want to kill it but just too close to camp. Father in Law with the rattler
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