John_McMurray @ John_McMurray @lemmy.world

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No. This is stupid whining from.stupid people think it benefits their faction.

Duck season

"Sharper" is one way to say "aged so little still smells of paint thinner" I guess. Find a bottle of say Alberta Premium or a good Canadian Rye whisky (or even Crown Royal, though that's a lame barley whisky) and give a good sniff. There's a huge difference to the bourbons unless you get spending

I've never ate horseshit either.

Look you clown, everyone (except you, apparently) knows the longer you roast, the more you remove caffeine.

Oh yah know

So no.

I did, You are so full of shit. Every second comment is about American politics.

I have real doubts you're on the continent you pretend. If your really are, you're oddly obsessed with american life and never spell anything wrong.

i am so surprised you'd immediately say that. just shocked. You've quite the grasp of west coast slang and politics that's either method acting or bullshit,

PNW or the western coast, although i'd bet you moved there.

it's hilarious how you can tell roughly where anyone is from by the propaganda they bought.

sigh. do you not understand logical implication?

Nah bud. you can't separate social theory from economic theory in general terms. They are one and the same. How your currency is used and controlled and by who for what is social theory.

I think he's a trucker. the biscuits and gravy at a Love's I could see dumping hot sauce on. Not generally though.

I'm sorry you either don't drink coffee or are caffeine immune. Anecdotal isn't a euphemism for worthless.

boo fucking hoo. they have 40 plus representatives, Wyoming is a big state. 2 senators and a congressman. Person could easily argue a Californians vote is worth much more, that state has a whole team going in the house. the ratio is basically static, except for states that no longer the population to get one. Like do you want Wyoming and north dakota to share a house member? That's not practical either.

i mean, have you ever tried throwing a tea bag in a chili pot? I have. It was good.

Man, it used to drive me nuts that people would say "spicy" or "too spicy for me" when they clearly meant "too hot" but then i started to pay close attention. They were using the term properly, they were actually bitching about the garlic and cumin and cardamon and white pepper and curry and anise and whatever else i was using. Mustard was too much. Yeah, some of them used spicy for hot, but those were the people who could handle spice or hot,