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Post-GOAT tourney, Ken Jennings did admit that both he and Rutter had to adopt James's strategy "just to contain him."

Should be interesting...

Even if they all suck, there has to be one that is better (if only marginally) than the others.

Let's see...

What do you think?

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Questionmarktarius posted...

Attorney General

Per their position on the Cabinet?

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Certain numbers are intrinsically present in reality, such as the golden ratio

House (speaking to a nun): "You can tell me that you put your faith in God that he'll get you through each day, but when it comes time to cross the road, I know you still look both ways."

I don't mean intimidation.
As an example, would an animal have any sense of the difficulty of lifting a heavy object? Like if there was a massive branch blocking a pathway and you managed to move it, would any animal be able to think the equivalent thought of "wow, that was impressive?"

I know the Vice President has official status in both the executive (obviously) and legislative branches (the latter as president of the Senate.)

And the Chief Justice (judicial branch) also has conditional authority in the legislative branch when he presides over the senate trial during an impeachment proceeding.

So that's executive-legislative, and judicial-legislative.

Is there a position that has official capacity in the executive-judicial branches? I'm drawing a blank.

It is said that in 1893, Grover Cleveland's wife woke him in the middle of the night after hearing a ruckus. She told him she thought there may be burglars in the house. He groggily responded "in the Senate maybe, but not the House..."

Unsurprisingly, they offer items such as bacon milkshakes, burgers with deep-fried buns, etc.

And the "fk" stands for "foster kids," as it was founded by one and a percentage of their revenue goes toward that community.

From a Pink Floyd concert. The song "Sorrow." I love the lighting, the way they sing those few words. It's like an angelic, heavenly moment.

In case the time stamp doesn't work: 4:39-5:13

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAtFBvJ2Ecc&t=279s

TC, does your name come from Nightmare Creatures?

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And technically both the upper and lower portions of skin covering your eye are called eyelids, so no they're not really slit in half already

spudger posted...

eyelids are already slit in half

I assume he means vertically.

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Don't scream...

Skye Reynolds posted...

Inhuman patience quote.

Definitely takes on greater significance in the wake of the 2018 sequel, doesn't it? In the original movie we think "damn, fifteen years." Then the 2018 sequel reveals he waited another forty. Like Goddamn.

What do y'all think?

Hairistotle posted...

didnt enjoy that scene one bit. i hate mean spirited movies like that

It's hard to justify it without putting it within the context of the rest of the movie. Ed Begley's character was a real dick. He was verbally abusive to Roseanne's character, openly flaunted his adultery, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9zrMe8Gn1E

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Bluebomber182 posted...

FYI that board has a bit of a anti Semitic problem

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1031-make-america-great-again?search=jew

I don't visit that board. I'm not even a fan of Trump. I just knew GameFAQs had a board specifically for Trump fans so I was letting TC know.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1031-make-america-great-again

not as active tho

WilliamPorygon posted...

Well, technically he only had to wager 33,420 of his 44K points to guarantee winning the match with a correct FJ there... but if he misses he's screwed whether Ken gets it or not, so may as well just bet it all and not risk messing up the math, right?

Indeed. Saves mental energy you could be using toward FJ, and you also don't have to worry about "locking out" third place, since both 2nd and 3rd are guaranteed a quarter mil.

UnholyMudcrab posted...

And then karma paid him back and he finished the game with 0 points himself

True, but he had to wager everything. It was the only way to ensure a fifth match (if he got it right, which he didn't). Still, poetic justice some would say.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StR--nJhuys

Jennings dominating, Holzhauer paying tribute to the GOAT, and Rutter is irrelevant

https://thumbs.gfycat.com/FavoriteGrimClumber-mobile.mp4

Calwings posted...

When you are startled out of a blissful sleep by a loud-makeagif.com

Yeah I realized that afterward XD

That sounds like a good idea, much appreciated.

I am definitely a fan of black beans and brown rice. A couple weeks back I boiled an entire bag of each, which obviously made a shit ton. So that lasted me for about a week or so. I would just re-heat it, season it, and bam.

Evening_Dragon posted...

What are your proportions? Generally I just throw whatever's around in a pitcher. Sometimes it comes out good.

In this case, ten drops of lime juice and about a teaspoon of vinegar.

DuranOfForcena posted...

sounds good but not very filling. if it was your "post-dinner evening meal", then what was your dinner?

Pizza XD

https://i.makeagif.com/media/1-14-2020/udnik_.gif

Evening_Dragon posted...

That... actually sounds pretty good.

It is, I'm enjoying it right now. I don't really taste the chia or flax (they're their pretty much for the nutrition), but the bits of dates add a nice compliment to the yogurt.

And I've finally found the right balance for my water. I usually put way too much lime and/or apple cider in it. I seem to have found the right proportions finally.

Wii_Shaker posted...

Also really good for digestion as well.

This has been something I have been paying attention to lately as I eat alot of spicy foods and caffeine.

The former driver at my job told me awhile back that spicy foods have shown promise as being anticarcinogenic. Do you know anything about this? I tend not to eat spicy foods but if peppers can actually prevent cancer along with the other health benefits, I'll gladly incorporate them into my diet even more.

Also it adds up to about 400 calories, believe it or not. Chia and flax are very nutrient dense.

It's actually my post-dinner evening meal.
And Chobani is much better than your more run-of-the-mill yogurts. It has a much higher protein-to-carb ratio.

I'm in good shape (6'0" 185 lbs., muscular) and I'm the type of person who can eat voraciously and never gets fat, and I know that I've abused that gift. I also know that even if I seem healthy on the outside, that doesn't necessarily mean I'm healthy internally. So it's time to change!

For my evening meal, I'm about to enjoy a blueberry Chobani yogurt topped with a tablespoon of chia seeds, a tablespoon of flax seeds and a quarter cup of diced dates. To be washed down with a glass of water flavored with lime juice and a dash of apple cider vinegar.

Here's to defeating hedonism!

I am going with Kemper. Dude was 6'9"

Could probably manhandle any other killer.

"Hungry? Grab a Snickers" indeed

Wewillrocku posted...

so... did you deconvert after you made your account? your name is josiah is back.

I'm not sure I follow.

If you are referring to my name and the fact that it comes from the Bible, I had no control over that. >_>

Just wipe your teeth with your sleeve.

Too often, debates are fruitless because both sides argue from a point-of-view that is inapplicable to the other side, in an epistemological sense. To clarify, a Christian may warn a non-believer about suffering in Hell or eternal damnation for their lack of faith in Christ; yet that same atheist has absolutely zero belief in Hell and therefore no concern for it, so the Christian's point is totally moot.

Likewise, an atheist (such as myself) may argue on a purely logical or rational basis. We may say "your belief is largely circumstantial based on when and where you were born." This point, again, does not concern the believer because the focus of their religion is faith.

Ergo, as healthy for discussion and understanding as debates may be, considering how often they fall short of their potential, I feel it is better for believers and non-believers to simply try to understand each other. I am willing to bet we can all agree on quite a few ethical guidelines and proper ways of living. There is no reason to deny the worth or validity of another person's belief system on the sole basis that it is dissimilar to yours.