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I think the only caste Mughals did was your clan.

Operation freezing harbor.

Will not be convicted but will be committed.

No, I think that's the brother of Doug "Cute-Cute-Cute" Berman.

Ortega is really really fragile, it seems.

"The RNC’s clubhouse debate requirements are nationalizing the primary process and taking the power of democracy away from the engaged, thoughtful citizens of Iowa and New Hampshire,"

Bold strategy you had there cotton.

I think he was producer on cartalk too. I'd vote for Bill Kurtis though.

They're for any federal court related enforcement. Prisoner transport, apprehending prisoners that escape, and servicing warrants for fugitives. Their historical basis is actually executing federal warrants for fugitives.

It's just meta promotion. I don't know the specifics of their rules, but it's the type of post I'd remove as a mod. I'd remove most meta posts.

BEHOLD

So weird to think someone would be put into the position that they need to administer benzos to someone because they're in danger of violence from the cops for not promptly complying

I likely would've removed the thread for being offtopic, but not permanently banned you.

Should generally include a flared base to reduce trips to the ED.

Human lives are cheap in Gaza and the settlements for both Israel and Hamas. That's not new.

That's what I was taking about. I was taking about darden getting fresh produce. They're who own olive garden. They just also used to own red lobster but got rid of it.

That's back when they were owned by Darden, who decided to spin them off because seafood prices were too volatile.

Edit: what's funny about this is Darden was a restaurant group that mostly didn't focus on seafood, so red lobster wasn't a good fit. This company, Thai Union group, is a seafood packaging group (chicken of the sea, King Oscar), which also puts into question how well they're able to supply fresh fish. I don't think red lobster will ever be consistently profitable for these corporate chains.

Edit 2: Oh, they supplied the shrimp with slave labor, lol

Thailand's seafood industry, and by implication, the Thai Union, was the subject of a year-long study of the Thai shrimp industry commissioned by Nestlé. The report, conducted by Verité on behalf of Vevey-based Nestlé, was released on 23 November 2015. It found "indicators of forced labor, trafficking, and child labor to be present among sea-based and land-based workers."[28]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThaiUnionGroup

I'm sure they're fresh, darden(who used to own red lobster) likely doesn't get too granular with it's produce suppliers in the area. They'll make one contract for all their subsidiary restaurants I'm sure.

Well, tenacity and brown fat reserves located on their back that allows for impressive heat generation. Something us large mammals lack unfortunately.

Great job Jarmeats.