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PhilippAchtel posted:So if things were actually better 70 years ago, what does that have to do with Obama? He probably ate that same rectangle pizza when he was a kid. Obama ate samosas and rice, with some great sauces. He knows nothing about the experience of American school lunch.
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Apr 18, 2015 18:41
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Joementum posted:Quote of the day (and probably every day for the next year or so), “I’m starting to worry that when Hillary Clinton travels, there’s gonna need to be two planes – one for her and her entourage, and one for her baggage.” ~ Rand Paul BUT I'M NOT A SEXIST!
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Reverend Sub-Zero posted:BUT I'M NOT A SEXIST!
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Makes you wonder why Republican candidates bother with private jets at all. They spout enough hot air to fuel a fleet of balloons.
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Cythereal posted:Makes you wonder why Republican candidates bother with private jets at all. They spout enough hot air to fuel a fleet of balloons. 
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Joementum posted:Quote of the day (and probably every day for the next year or so), “I’m starting to worry that when Hillary Clinton travels, there’s gonna need to be two planes – one for her and her entourage, and one for her baggage.” ~ Rand Paul I meditated on the teachings of Aqua Buddha and concluded that this seems like projecting to me.
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Apr 18, 2015 18:55
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Goes to show how out of control inflation is now.
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For all the bad that Atlas Shrugged has done for our 20th-21st century political discourse, it did introduce the comedy of the "Who is John Galt?" speech, and for that I can never fully hate Ayn Rand.
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PhilippAchtel posted:For all the bad that Atlas Shrugged has done for our 20th-21st century political discourse, it did introduce the comedy of the "Who is John Galt?" speech, and for that I can never fully hate Ayn Rand. I still remember the Who Is Barry Soetoro spoofs people posted to freedombook
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Is he like the Spirit of Christmas? Inside each and every one of us? 
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CommieGIR posted:Is he like the Spirit of Christmas? Inside each and every one of us? No, he's like a xenomorph inside each and every one of us. 
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Apr 18, 2015 19:26
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A Winner is Jew posted:No, he's like a xenomorph inside each and every one of us. The free market is just waiting to pop through your chest and kill you.
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Apr 18, 2015 19:34
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I know I'm a real American because for the last week or so I kept thinking "I don't particularly like Hilary but I'm tempted to vote for her just to spite all the sexist assholes on the right". Spite based voting. 
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Relentlessboredomm posted:I know I'm a real American because for the last week or so I kept thinking "I don't particularly like Hilary but I'm tempted to vote for her just to spite all the sexist assholes on the right".
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Apr 18, 2015 19:59
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Samurai Sanders posted:Has anyone ever done a serious nationwide poll to find out how many people are spitevoting? I'm not sure how you could phrase the question that you would get accurate information though. "When you vote, do you vote in order to encourage your chosen party, or to discourage the opposition party?"
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Samurai Sanders posted:Has anyone ever done a serious nationwide poll to find out how many people are spitevoting? I'm not sure how you could phrase the question that you would get accurate information though. 100%
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Hey americans think carefully about which opportunistic imperialist scumbag masquerading as a member of your interest group you’ll choose next to lead your country!
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Anime Curator posted:Hey americans think carefully about which opportunistic imperialist scumbag masquerading as a member of your interest group you’ll choose next to lead your country! On the recommendation of littlehulkster I voted for a Stalinist who believes that the collapse of the Soviet Union is the largest humanitarian disaster in history
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I went to school with the "official blimp videographer" from that blimp. He was somehow even worse than you would expect based on that.
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Samurai Sanders posted:Has anyone ever done a serious nationwide poll to find out how many people are spitevoting? I'm not sure how you could phrase the question that you would get accurate information though. The tehnical term is 'axe to grind.' What you're asking is, how many Americans have an axe to grind? And the answer is, far, far too few.
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My Imaginary GF posted:The tehnical term is 'axe to grind.' Truly a travesty if people in the richest country in the world can't afford basic homesteading tools. A chicken in every pot and an axe in every woodshed, that's my campaign motto.
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Apr 18, 2015 20:50
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Bonus quote of the day, "The next 20 months are going to be like a Hobbesian state of nature." ~ Ted Cruz
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My Imaginary GF posted:The tehnical term is 'axe to grind.' We need to form a National Axe Association to protect Americans' crucial axe-holding rights.
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Every American that isn't in the 1% has an axe to grind but they are constantly told by the media and politicians that it's already plenty sharp enough.
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Jackson Taus posted:We need to form a National Axe Association to protect Americans' crucial axe-holding rights. Maybe use this for the logo? 
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Joementum posted:Maybe use this for the logo? Woah, woah, this ain't the International Federation of Axe Grinders here
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PhilippAchtel posted:How is it that, "I want to impliment a program that saves our local school board money, creates a number of skilled cook and kitchen positions for local residents, and improves the quality and nutrition of food for our children" is not a walk-off homerun domestic policy proposal? Let me run this through my patented Freeper Translator.... So you want to spend my tax dollars hiring lazy public sector (probably union) bums to serve my kid arugula (aka "fag lettuce")? I had square pizza that was somehow both burned and frozen with a side of peaches in heavy corn syrup every day and I turned out fine, except for that coincidental Type II diabetes, statins, and beta blockers! Why are you liberals trying to tell me how to raise my kid?
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Joementum posted:Bonus quote of the day, "The next 20 months are going to be like a Hobbesian state of nature." ~ Ted Cruz "At least, if I have anything to say about it."
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When exactly did schools stop actually cooking lunches? My grandmother used to be a lunch lady and they made the food at that point. But we're talking 40-50+ years ago. I never bought a school lunch growing up, but looking at it, I never wanted to because it was definitely the sort of processed garbage that we see now. That was in the 90's to early 2000's. This was in the same school district that my grandma worked at, so I assume that the drop off happened somewhere in the middle. But, I'm not sure where that would be.
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Karnegal posted:When exactly did schools stop actually cooking lunches? My grandmother used to be a lunch lady and they made the food at that point. But we're talking 40-50+ years ago. I never bought a school lunch growing up, but looking at it, I never wanted to because it was definitely the sort of processed garbage that we see now. That was in the 90's to early 2000's. This was in the same school district that my grandma worked at, so I assume that the drop off happened somewhere in the middle. But, I'm not sure where that would be.
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Joementum posted:Bonus quote of the day, "The next 20 months are going to be like a Hobbesian state of nature." ~ Ted Cruz Is he saying we will all die in 20 months, alone and unloved?
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:Wait, what is he saying. No he's saying the next 20 months are literally going to be this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmn9asN-8AE
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Karnegal posted:When exactly did schools stop actually cooking lunches? My grandmother used to be a lunch lady and they made the food at that point. But we're talking 40-50+ years ago. I never bought a school lunch growing up, but looking at it, I never wanted to because it was definitely the sort of processed garbage that we see now. That was in the 90's to early 2000's. This was in the same school district that my grandma worked at, so I assume that the drop off happened somewhere in the middle. But, I'm not sure where that would be. What do you count as "cooking"? I mean a lot of schools "cook" just as much as a generic restaurant does, making large batches from partially prepared food.
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Anime Curator posted:Hey americans think carefully about which opportunistic imperialist scumbag masquerading as a member of your interest group you’ll choose next to lead your country! this anime sucks, cowboy bebop was better
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Joementum posted:Maybe use this for the logo? Ah, yes, the Federation of Axe Grinders, Advertisers, Salesmen, and Scientists. A fine organization.
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Nintendo Kid posted:What do you count as "cooking"? I mean a lot of schools "cook" just as much as a generic restaurant does, making large batches from partially prepared food. Well as my grandmother talks about it, during her years in the cafeteria food was cooked from scratch. Whereas when I was in school it seemed that food prep was largely heating.
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Karnegal posted:Well as my grandmother talks about it, during her years in the cafeteria food was cooked from scratch. Whereas when I was in school it seemed that food prep was largely heating. Yeah but, define scratch. Like most people aren't going to, say, make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich by grinding down peanuts to make the peanut butter and baking the bread+slicing it themselves. Or take apart a bunch of chickens to seperate out breast meat, drumsticks, etc. At my high school, the order list from SYSCO for the kitchens, according to the school board meeting I attended at least, was basically stuff that a normal person would use to make the same stuff rather then fully pre-cooked stuff you could just chuck into a heater. If you were just in the cafeteria line then like sure it was being pulled off a warmer, but that was just because they did the cooking while we had morning classes.
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Amergin posted:Thanks to Obama's immigration policy. Touché.
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