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What's the significance for the economy?

Dad?

I don't have a strong opinion one way or the other, but why do you think the U.S. probably needs some form of austerity? I'm not being snarky, I'm just curious of that thinking at least in regards to the U.S. economy.

I assume prisons have a detox unit of some kind?

They sure know how to appeal to Colorado voters.

With all due respect, you're a moron. Biden has been one of the best Presidents of all time. If your "both sides" syphilitic mind can't comprehend why, that's on you.

Love the thread name change!

I drove around Ireland in late November, so off season-ish, years ago. I busted every hubcap on the narrow roads and ended up owing 400 euros. I don't know about credit card car primary/secondary insurance coverage, but I'd imagine it's worth the extra 15 euros a day, or whatever it is, for the body damage coverage at least.

Why isn't there a jerk off neg rep emoji?

Gorgeous!

Anti-queer fascists are always snow flake crying about queer culture being shoved down their throats (tee-hee). Yet they love spreading their crack pot views and talk openly about how their religious views should dictate public policy. Ironic, don't you think.

I have a couple weeks to kill and booked an 11 day trip arriving in Nashville May 20th and returning from Atlanta the 31st. Other than visits to Nashville and a SC beach town years ago, I haven't spent any time in this part of the country, so I'd appreciate any recommendations. I created a basic itinerary below, but my route is very flexible. I enjoy scenic drives, historic sites, and interesting places like the big universities, Augusta golf course, cool museums, etc... I'm for sure driving through the mountains a couple days, the triangle towns, Charleston, and Savannah. I'm big into hiking, but I'm going to save anything more than a couple day hikes for a future visit. I've done Nashville, so it's just a convenient starting point for an evening flight and morning drive to Knoxville which is supposed to be scenic. I put the route from Raleigh to Charleston along the coast as a placeholder, but I don't mind skipping the coast for an inland route if it has scenic or other appeal. I know 11 days isn't much time to see all of these places. But I'm fine with brief stops so that I can cover as much territory as possible and see what's worth a longer future visit. Gracias.

I lived there six months last year. Food on the whole is just ok. I can't think of a can't miss place. They have a surprisingly good brewery scene. The drafts are limited to 5% as next2naus noted, but the cans are usually high octane and can be consumed inside the breweries. Roha Brewing Project near downtown is my favorite for the quality of the beer, though it's smaller and shabbier than some other breweries. For breakfast, my favorite spot was Park Cafe near downtown on the southern end of Liberty Park (a bad ass park btw).

I went to New Delhi last month. It was interesting to see, but definitely a dump. Just pure chaos. I'm bewildered when people talk about its potential to be a super power. Though I guess China managed to pull that off over the last few decades.

I'd like to know that too. I'll be talking to a broker later this week and will let you know what I learn.

As a gay, I'm dubious of the notion that some piece of shit trying too hard to prove his alpha manliness is likely/probably closeted. He and guys like him may just be very misogynist straight assholes with no game. If he is gay, well y'all can keep him.

A few years back I did almost that exact itinerary. IMO, no that's not too much Tokyo. It's an amazing city with plenty to explore.

The thought of him rolling out of that little crashed car is just bizarre.

Yep. How have I never seen these?

They were definitely bigger morons.

One of those disgusting meatless berders.

Despite all the drama and excitement last night, in the light of day it appears to have mostly been a nothing berder. Hopefully Israel and Biden temper the rhetoric.

School loyalty aside, it's just objectively truly sickening and enraging.