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Posts posted by Chad Fuck
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6 minutes ago, G650 said:
I've recommended it before, but if y'all are ever in London, you have to go to L'Autre in Shepherd Market. It's, get this, a Polish/Mexican restaurant. Literally pierogi next to enchiladas on the menu. It's a riot.
I've got in my "recommended by surly" map.
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19 minutes ago, tokamak said:
You've misunderstood the situation. Big Pharma "influenced" the administration in the same way that a local business "influences" its neighborhood mafia boss.
More like a couple of mafia bosses saying, "let's keep this in the family, or it will get ugly."
There's always a bigger fish. Big Pharma has owned FDA for a while now. RFK Jr. is nothing to them.
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5 minutes ago, Willfully Horn said:
Well, you stumped the internet.
I am a viking and he is a wizard.
That is the extent of my Finnish.
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45 minutes ago, Sbbruin said:
My son just got his second co-op (kind of like a paid internship) at a company the specializes in "circular RNA" therapeutics (I can't begin to explain it, but it's rooted in mRNA delivery technology). It is some groundbreaking stuff, but you wonder if it will come under scrutiny by HHS for being in the same universe as "the jab", despite it being scientifically sound.This is the crowd doing the approving these days. So what do you think?
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3 hours ago, safe sex said:
The rough and tumble crowd of Victoria, BC, has a different vibe, ok?
Y'all are slipping.
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4 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
That's genuinely one of our amusing side notes when we travel, esp. to northern europe: any of their takes on mexican or Texas food. It's usually.....quite sad and funny.
On the Grand Tour with a buddy during the period between undergrad and grad school, it became a joke to go to at least one "tex-mex" place (if we could find them) at each whistle stop we hit. There were some real doozies. But the best was in 1983 at a hotel in Toronto a younger Chad ordered "nachos" and my Dad said, "You shouldn't have done that." They gave me something like potato skins covered in sour cream with a dollop of cheese and some black olives. I said, "I ordered the nachos." Lady looked at me like I had three heads. "Those ARE the nachos." I poked at it a bit and then went with a burger.
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lol Finland was one place where I could consistently buy things in the grocery store that upon eating turned out to be something completely different than I had thought (and I actually know a few words in Finnish). It was fun.
I love my Pingo Doce grocery store in Portugal - food quality is so much better than here, although it took a while to get used to shelf-stable milk and eggs.
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Am I the only one concerned that Big Pharma apparently has enough money, power, and influence to actually intimidate this administration? I can't think of any other person/country/industry that has successfully gotten these dipshits to actually backtrack.
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Dear Penthouse forum . . . .
Oh Jeebus. Another damned story about his mom…-
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11 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
This is the play.
Militarily, Russia can continue to make gains -- small ones, but gains nonetheless -- at a heavy price.
Ukraine's strategy is, and must be, NOT to recapture/capture territory, but to make the costs to Russia across the board so steep that their economy and/or regime collapses.
Ukraine is not at war with the Russian military as much as it is at war with the Putin regime and the Russian economy. Defeat those things, and the Russian military becomes irrelevant.
All of this.
If Russia continues across Ukraine at the current rate, it'll take a while, but there will be no Russians left to celebrate in Kyiv. The problem is there may be very few Ukrainians as well.
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1 minute ago, kevwun said:
I was told I could do both.
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5 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:
Go play outside everyone.
But it hurts my eyes.
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3 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said:
We unironically need a reverse age limit on video games. You turn thirty and get a redirect to baking or birdwatching or some shit. Stuff actually does cause brainrot.
You either get hard core into WWII history, or smoking meats. There is no middle ground.
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14 hours ago, landman said:
Really hate defending the idiot in chief, but out of curiosity looked and based on the aircraft carrier and other ships in the google map image of the Philadelphia shipyard, this one actually could be legit.
That said...but why?
It is not legit. Philadelphia Naval Shipyard was closed in 1996 and has been being redeveloped since that time.
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14 hours ago, Hefeweizen said:
Fascinating story from the Economist today on how it's up to Europe to finance/prop up Ukraine for the next few years. $140 billion is from frozen Rus assets, and probably another $260 billion from common bonds. Because the US funding is basically gone. The most interesting thing is that the focus is on funding Euro defense companies with that funding, so that less and less goes to US companies. Nice.
Link. I'd like to show my "libertarian" cousin how us cutting spending on Ukraine is really punching ourselves in the nutsack by not getting defense jobs.
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13 hours ago, elfenix said:
northrup built the upgrade F-20 which the US basically spiked in favor of the F-16, then they took that design and mounted the wings higher and let McD run with it and thousands more of those were built.
I agree re F-20 being spiked by the government in favor of the F-16, but I'm not following re McDonnell Douglas.
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This thread needs some juice. Here you go:
1966 Ice Blue Metallic Fender XII - https://www.gbase.com/gear/fender-xii-1966-ice-blue-metallic
1966 Es-345 in original super rare Pelham Blue: https://reverb.com/item/92866162-1966-gibson-es-345-stereo-original-pelham-blue-w-one-paf-pickup
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5 hours ago, SimonBolivar said:
Hilarious, also TechPod was talking about robots in the house a few weeks back. They were in agreement that humanoid style robots are going to stay sci-fi for the foreseeable future. Having more roomba style robots that do one task well is the cheaper and more efficient path. The headaches of a giant robot wandering around and breaking stuff then falling on your dog and killing it are much more realistic than a robot maid that you can fuck.
Sad Chad.
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12 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:
stephen miller wants to control admissions
He wants to control everything.
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This thread is a fucking beating.
You knew the title of the thread getting in.-
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Just now, Txzen said:
This is insane. Mafia shakedown by the Federal government in full view. Congress abdicating its oversight responsibilities because the craven wussy in charge fears dear leader. Literally out to lunch while the Presidential money grab goes on unabated.
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40 minutes ago, bolverk said:
I'm no hunter, but this guy seems like one helluva shot.
Not to diminish his marksmanship, but hitting a flying object like that with iron sights is incredible. I think it falls under the category of "it's better to be lucky than good."
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44 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
So did the B-52….but that’s crazy for a fighter.
And the Russians are doing it in a country next door to them. We had to go to the other side of the world to do that.
No doubt re the B-52. I went down the rabbit hole of planes of similar capabilities and age. Turns out the F-5, which debuted the same year as the Mig-21, is still operated by a number of countries as well.
Trump’s America
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Not a coincidence that these two posts are one right after another.