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Ferdinand the Bull posted:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2015/10/27/donald-trump-to-iowa-will-you-get-your-numbers-up-please/ He basically can't stop himself from this kind of behavior. It'll be what sinks him eventually, he'll see a bit of a decline and freak out, which will really turn people off.
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The worst thing about drug testing is that it basically is going to nail weed smokers more than anyone else. You need to pass a drug test and you use cocaine? Abstain for 2 days. You smoke weed, 30 days.
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Radbot posted:The only good thing about NC is their correct decision on BBQ sauce (tangy, mustard based). You ignorant shithead, that's South Carolina! And AWFUL.
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Gravel Gravy posted:NC is vinegar based. I had Alabama bbq sauce for the first time about a month ago, and never again, so terrible. Alabama BBQ sauce, not even once.
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Oct 28, 2015 14:51
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 Donald Trump's green room on the left, Rand Paul's on the right Aides to Chris Christie and Rand Paul complain their work spaces look like bathrooms. http://www.politico.com/story/2015/10/campaigns-gripe-over-greenrooms-at-third-gop-debate-215226
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zoux posted:The worst thing about drug testing is that it basically is going to nail weed smokers more than anyone else. You need to pass a drug test and you use cocaine? Abstain for 2 days. You smoke weed, 30 days. I've done effortposts on this before, but 30 days is a serious overestimate. The vast majority of smokers are clean in far less time. The "30 days" canard comes from a single subject in a single study, whose THC levels kept mysteriously spiking throughout the study so that it took him more than a month to get clean. All other users were clean within two weeks, even long-term heavy smokers. (The NDCP did a meta-study on this and found the same thing, unfortunately I can't find that paper right now.) From personal experience, two weeks is a much more reasonable timeframe for heavy users, and one-time users are clean within a week and possibly within 48 hours they could beat a simple immunoassay that only tests to ~25 ng/mL (but not GC/MS which can get to ~5 ng/mL). The THC-metabolites hang around in fatty cells, but not nearly as long as you think, and I've seen heavy users hydrate/creatinine their way to being clean within a span of several days. But obviously your point is correct. I just like to remind people of this whenever it comes up. mdemone fucked around with this message at 15:01 on Oct 28, 2015 |
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Any word about the hearings into the ISIS hostage rescue? The facts surrounding that sound exactly like the first Delta Force movie right down to the old grizzled veteran dying on the plane on the way out after the successful rescue.
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Gravel Gravy posted:False. Tomato based sauces are not ok. WHAT
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Lote posted:Any word about the hearings into the ISIS hostage rescue? The facts surrounding that sound exactly like the first Delta Force movie right down to the old grizzled veteran dying on the plane on the way out after the successful rescue. Yeah, it was a right wing parody rag, there aren't any hearings.
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Oct 28, 2015 15:17
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zoux posted:I remember reading that his whole goal was to goad the West into such unconscionable brutality against the Mideast that the whole Muslim world would unite in response and usher in the global Caliphate but that's my fuzzy recollection. A few pages back but after 9/11 we had a reporter come into our high school to explain the situation and this is exactly what he said Bin Laden's motivation was. So frustrating to watch Bush play right into his hand for the next 7 years.
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HappyHippo posted:A few pages back but after 9/11 we had a reporter come into our high school to explain the situation and this is exactly what he said Bin Laden's motivation was. So frustrating to watch Bush play right into his hand for the next 7 years. I have some exciting news for you: we continue to play into his skeleton hand to this very day.
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Gravel Gravy posted:NC is vinegar based. Not true. South Carolina has three native BBQ traditions, basically radiating out in triangles centered on Columbia -- south and east is mustard, south and west is ketchup, north is vinegar-based (with some tinges of either mustard or ketchup depending on where exactly you are). That said, vinegar base is very clearly the superior choice.
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Gravel Gravy posted:
This is the correct answer. No single style of sauce goes above "I guess it's ok if you need it." But really you should be concentrating on the meat and the quality of the cooking. At best you should only ever need a slight drizzle of sauce.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Not true. South Carolina has three native BBQ traditions, basically radiating out in triangles centered on Columbia -- south and east is mustard, south and west is ketchup, north is vinegar-based (with some tinges of either mustard or ketchup depending on where exactly you are). The ketchup area you are referring to is a small sliver in hills have eyes country, don't put that evil on us.
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Gravel Gravy posted:NC is vinegar based. The North Carolina LAN thread is leaking again. mdemone posted:He basically can't stop himself from this kind of behavior. It'll be what sinks him eventually, he'll see a bit of a decline and freak out, which will really turn people off. This is super weird to read. Trump has prided himself on being the best negotiator ever for real, and now he's begging for votes. What? I'm really tired of hearing about him, so I hope this continues.
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From the quotes it sounds like the tone was humorous.
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zoux posted:I have some exciting news for you: we continue to play into his skeleton hand to this very day. Oh I know.
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mdemone posted:He basically can't stop himself from this kind of behavior. It'll be what sinks him eventually, he'll see a bit of a decline and freak out, which will really turn people off. He was clearly saying that in a joking manor. You're reading much too much into that statement.
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zoux posted:I have some exciting news for you: we continue to play into his skeleton hand to this very day. I would argue that we're arguably just trying to clean up the mess we caused and not completely vacate responsibility while also trying to minimize potential harm. I think it's fairly different in scope, scale and kind from Bush's doctrine.
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And Jeff Dunham continues to prop up his right hand man Achmed the dead terrorist.
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Raenir Salazar posted:I would argue that we're arguably just trying to clean up the mess we caused and not completely vacate responsibility while also trying to minimize potential harm. I think it's fairly different in scope, scale and kind from Bush's doctrine. Half the country insane and frothing with Islamophobia is part of his plan. The national character has been diseased and malignant since 9/11.
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mdemone posted:He basically can't stop himself from this kind of behavior. It'll be what sinks him eventually, he'll see a bit of a decline and freak out, which will really turn people off. I think Trump has bigger issues to worry about.
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BonoMan posted:This is the correct answer. lmao yeah flavor is overrated
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Radbot posted:He also made sure that I'm going to be paying out the rear end for Medicare when I'm old and repeatedly laid out the red carpet for massive Social Security cuts. But at least gays can fight in our pointless wars! Yo, this isn't true. Like it's just straight up not a thing. You shouldn't post obviously untrue bullshit.
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archangelwar posted:Dry rub only is superior, favorite sauce on the side. This is correct. The flat cut of brisket does require some kind of sauce, mustard for preference. Other than that if you need it you either didn't have a good cut, didn't have a good run, didn't smoke it right, or some combination of the 3. Fried Chicken fucked around with this message at 15:51 on Oct 28, 2015 |
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Rygar201 posted:Yo, this isn't true. Like it's just straight up not a thing. You shouldn't post obviously untrue bullshit. Consider the source.
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baw posted:Finally, the Tea Party is taking steps to begin impeachment proceedings against the IRS commissioner. Is the threshold for impeaching a political appointee lower than for impeaching the president?
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sullat posted:Is the threshold for impeaching a political appointee lower than for impeaching the president? You can impeach anyone for anything you want since "high crimes and misdemeanors" is not defined. The Senate still has to vote to convict.
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Are there any politicians who follow the greatn doctrine? It goes like this: "Oops, we hosed up. Sorry. See you later, good luck with that. If you manage to pull this one out ask us about financial assistance!"
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That's not a Trump issue. That's a Republican issue flat out failing to understand the Hispanic vote. Trump is forcing the issue with his rhetoric and causing all the other candidates to up their craziness to match the Trump.
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quote:Then there was Chris Christie, whose small space was dominated by a toilet. I think these things are true of any room Christie is standing in.
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seiferguy posted:That's not a Trump issue. That's a Republican issue flat out failing to understand the Hispanic vote. Trump is forcing the issue with his rhetoric and causing all the other candidates to up their craziness to match the Trump. They understand it. They just can't talk to both their base and Hispanic voters.
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Didn't the Democrat supermajority in the Senate essentially involve propping up a dying man long enough for him to vote for the last few months they had it, on top of the problems with the blue dogs.
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Khisanth Magus posted:Didn't the Democrat supermajority in the Senate essentially involve propping up a dying man long enough for him to vote for the last few months they had it, on top of the problems with the blue dogs. Yes. Pelosi and Reid are/were able to keep their caucuses under such tight control nowadays because anyone far enough from the liberal wing of the party to vote against the party line were replaced by Republicans.
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Oct 28, 2015 16:22
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It'd be cool if this time in the wilderness teaches congressional Democrats party discipline.
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greatn posted:Are there any politicians who follow the greatn doctrine? It's what we did in Egypt most recently but a lot of people don't seem to like it for some reason.
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And it was two dying men. And a couple vacant seats, one due to Blagojevich dreams and one due to election recount lawsuits.
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So I have been seeing some doom saying about CISA (which passed the Senate in June) and was wondering if anyone knows how likely it will pass through the House reconciliation process with the current poo poo with the debt limit and Speaker? Cause i see it being put on the back burner at best.
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I saw one of those Mockingjay symbols sandwiched between TED CRUZ this morning on my way into work in Boulder. It's coming. 
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Dr. Tough posted:
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