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The only shows I equate to food is Wheel of Fortune, because it was the show that was on the TV while we were eating dinner when I was a kid.

Parody: Taco Grande

Non-Parody - Albuquerque is the only answer.

Cemith posted...

Yes. The money he makes is from his YT channel, all he needs is consent to mow the lawn, and the footage for it, and bing bang boom YT video. Makes more money on those than he would being payed as a lawn care worker.

1) I have to assume he also has a base set of local clients that actually pay him on a routine basis.

2) It boggles my mind the things that will go viral on the internet. Guy literally gets millions of views on YT and TikTok doing nothing but cleaning up shitty lawns for free.

Starks posted...

I didn't expect this to ever get solved

For real. This quickly became one of those "no one will ever know what happened" storied here on Long Island.

It'll be interesting to read about what happened and how they figured out who it was (assuming they are correct)

Once you're out of school, women wearing tighter/more revealing clothing is really the only positive to summer vs winter.

ragnarokius posted...

Cause "blaming others" is right wing.

I feel like it's a simple as this.

I'm at the point where I drink about 5 alcoholic beverages a year, so I'd have no issues cutting it out altogether for what I consider the perfect woman.

As long as her alcohol prejudice doesn't become an wider issue. Like she chastises friends, family, or strangers that choose to drink around her.

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My understanding is that it's not a matter of cameras not being in the area where it was found, but it was found in an area where literally dozens of relative strangers to the building are constantly dropping off and gathering their belongings, so it's impossible to know exactly who was the one that dropped it.

It's basically akin to finding a dollar on the floor of you bedroom after piling 30 people's jacket on your bed and trying to have definitive proof of who's coat pocket it fell out of.

This is a perfectly fine statement.

You can know a song or a band simply from a game, but not like the song enough to pursue the rest of their catalog, or you pursue the rest of their catalog, and not like it.

Example: Jay Rock in GTAV. "Hood Gone Love It" is a catchy song that I always keep on whenever it play in the game, but I'm not a fan of anything else Jay Rock has done, and I've looked.

So if someone were to bring him up, I'd 100% say "Yeah, that's the guy with the Hood song from GTAV"

Nothing wrong with that.

Oh, I thought this was going to be about the Hip-Hop record label.

Movie was funny though.

That seriously looks like 3 completely different people in those 3 pictures.

Questionmarktarius posted...

wtf is a "combat gym"?

Boxing clubs, gyms that teach MMA or other forms of combat, etc.

DKBananaSlamma posted...

Youtube clickbait titles are not real journalism >_>

Look at any newspaper. Is the headline ever a straight forward blub about what happened, or is it some attempt at a witty play on words?

CoyoteTheGreat posted...

No, and most people are just going to read the headline blurb that talks about the "fitness obsession". Not having misleading, clickbait headlines should be journalism 101.

No. Journalism 101 is, and has always been, create a headline that catches the eye.

This one does.

The headline on the sports page isn't simply "Yankees Win 6-2" it's some lame attempt at being witty, because that's what catches your eye.

CoyoteTheGreat posted...

Has anyone ever seen any far right people? They are usually obese as fuck. MSNBC is just outright writing propaganda for them for some reason.

Did you even read the article?

warlock7735 posted...

I saw the responses to the MSNBC article - never have I seen so many people completely miss the point. Fitness isn't far right, the far right is coopting fitness spaces and using some combat gyms as recruiting grounds.

Definitely a case of going from the headline straight to the comments section without reading the article.

It sounds like the pharmacy is (unfortunately) bounded by the laws of wherever you live.

As the above poster mentioned, some states force pharmacies to sub in generics unless directly told not to by the prescribing doctor.

This honestly might be an error in her prescribing doctor, not the pharmacy.

If I had the mentality I had back in High School, I probably wouldn't have noticed unless it was physically obvious, like she tried to kiss me or something.

Otherwise, I most likely would've been oblivious to it, considering 3 girls I went to HS with told me years later they had a thing for me and I was completely oblivious to it.

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It was literally a handshake and less than 30 second conversation between two celebrities.

But I understand how Trump gets to people, and I absolutely LOTHE the man and everything he's ever stood for even before he got political.

But I'm also not going to crucify a person for what equates to a glorified meet & greet.

Giant_Aspirin posted...

i would definitely not shake Trump's hand. i'd give him the finger and tell him to fuck off because he's a massive piece of shit that i do not respect one single bit.

Ok, youre also not a wildly popular celebrity with, like, 5 TV shows that isnt looking to alienate half (or more) of his audience

The fact that some of you are equating a handshake at an MMA fight to Guy approving of 100% of what Trump has done and stands for is wild.

It would be like any of us shaking Obamas hand at a book signing, and the conclusion being You know that means you approve the practice of drone strikes that kill innocent civilians! or saying youre OK with domestic violence because you watch baseball and some players have been arrested for domestic abuse.

I'm probably the best looking of my "Dad Friends" but that's not saying much.

I tend to be very well dressed and groomed in comparison to them, who are the typical "Cargo Shorts and a graphic T" crowd.

I'd say very.

I'm not one to nitpick, but she's slightly thinner than I'm normally attracted to, but If she was interested, I'd definitely be interested as well.

Anyone that thinks "I'd tongue punch her in the fart box" isn't the ultimate form of flattery is someone I do not want to converse with.

Riev posted...

she's pushing 60, you wanna smash a grandma?

If they look like that, all day long and twice on Sunday.

She's only 11 years older than me. I would've did it when she was 32 and I was 21. Would've did it when I was 32 and she was 44, and I'd do it now that I'm 45 and she's 56.

Age is just a number.

famfam posted...

well in racing you are against other people...

Sometimes. Sometimes its just a time trial.

FolkenRawr posted...

I don't mean this sarcastically - why?

Its just always how I felt. When I think sports I think of people competing directly against each other. One trying to achieve a goal, and the other directly trying to stop them.

Otherwise its just a game and/or competition.

To add, it would then just open up anything that two people are doing thats being judged/timed/scored etc. into a sport.

For example, its Ice Carving a Sport? Or is it just a physical activity that gets judged from time to time? And if its not a sport, why is ice dancing then a sport?

Love me a good Pig Roast.

I went with "Some are, some aren't".

Because "Racing" itself isn't always considered a sport, it's a competition.

If there is no opposing force acting against you, and it's just a "who does this the best/fastest", I consider that a competition, not a sport.

If the lights, water, and toilet works, I'd spend the whole time luring them into the toilet and flushing it, stomping on as many as I can, and rinsing as many down the shower and sink drains as possible.

I don't know if I could last the whole 24 hours, but I'd give it a try. Insects don't bother me.

I don't care if she's 80, she'll never not be my #1 celebrity crush.

It became a bit of a problem of its own success once season 3 rolled around. So many of the secondary characters became popular that they felt they all needed their own storyline, when the focus shouldve always been about Ted and his relationships with everyone.

When it doubt, guess Edwin Jackson, Todd Zeile, or Fernando Rodney

MrMallard posted...

Jerkin offffffffff

can't go to hell if you don't believe it exists

Haha. That's sounds like the guy that says pre-marital sex isn't a sin if you never get married.

Other than Heinz Ketchup and Cheerios, I buy all generic/store branded food when available.

I refuse to buy "Toasted O's" or any other bullshit version of Cheerios.

So.... A Bar?

The person driving the Honda was doing a terrible job of gauging their surroundings, or else they wouldn't have been traveling that fast with that much congestion up ahead of them.

I always find it amusing when something I thought was common knowledge for 40+ years gets discovered as "new" by someone.

AzNDarkSamurai posted...

im guessing you dont have kids and a career? because I can never find time for anything past my job and kids

I have 2 kids (14 and 17) and work 9-5:30. But even when my kids were younger, my wife had no issues getting them ready for bed on her own one night a week so I could go play.

GranTurismo posted...

they lost the 2000 w.s. right, to who? and, they lost like 500 mil. to madoff? they might have been one of the biggest losers, to madoff.

But none of that had to do with the Bonilla deal, so I'm not quite sure what you're trying to get at.

GranTurismo posted...

lot of money in the whole Madoff fiasco. Iirc that was the only reason they even agreed to the terrible bobby bonilla contract

They probably would still own the team, but I think you're slightly off on the Bonilla thing, as the Ponzi Scheme had little effect on how the team was run. The Wilpons had close to $500 Million tied into Madoff, the Bonilla payoff would've only had been $5.9 million.

Getting out of the Bonilla deal and basically pushing it down the road like they did was to give them the payroll flexibility to continue to compete beyond 1999. The money it freed up got them to swing the Mike Hampton trade. Which both directly and indirectly reshaped the next 20 years, as Hampton was one of the main cogs in the 2000 WS team, and the draft compensation they go when he went to Colorado ended up being used to select David Wright.

Intro2Logic posted...

The problem with Adams isn't that he won the general, it's that he won a competitive primary. There were other options that Democrats could have chosen!

This is very true. He was just "Purple" enough for the "I'm a Democrat, but I'm also Pro-Police" NYC voter to push Adams ahead of the pack.