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I can see my boys' house from the castle  O0:


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This is their version of Thai red curry. Not very good IMO:




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According to WalletHub, the 10 most-stressed states are:

1. Louisiana
2. Mississippi
3. Nevada
4. New Mexico
5. Arkansas
6. West Virginia
7. Alabama
8. Kentucky
9. Oklahoma
10. Texas

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General Discussion / Hypocrite Republican?
« on: March 28, 2024, 11:29:05 PM »
Georgia Republican official and outspoken election denier caught voting illegally 9 times
Pritchard was ineligible to vote due to past felony convictions, the judge found.


A judge has found Georgia Republican Party official Brian Pritchard guilty of illegally voting nine times over several years. Pritchard has falsely asserted Democrats had stolen the 2020 election through fraud.

Administrative Law Judge Lisa Boggs wrote in her Wednesday decision that Pritchard, the Georgia GOP’s first vice chairman, violated state election laws by voting while on probation for forgery and other felonies, and that his explanations were neither "credible or convincing."

Pritchard must pay a $5,000 fine and $375.14 in investigative costs incurred by the court. Boggs also ordered that Pritchard “be publicly reprimanded for his conduct” by the State Election Board, which sought the sanctions against him.

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General Discussion / Hypocrite Democrat?
« on: March 28, 2024, 11:27:10 PM »
Dem who demanded 'justice' after subway chokehold death skewered for post about NYC assaults

A New York City Council member — who last year demanded "justice" for an "erratic" homeless man who died while being subdued by subway passengers he was threatening — is being cast as a hypocrite for questioning why ordinary citizens have seemingly ignored a recent string of violent attacks against women in the Big Apple.

"Where are the men calling this out?" Amanda Farías, a Democratic member representing the 18th District, asked in a post on social media app X.

Farías was responding to a post in which the New York City Women's Caucus stated it was "deeply disturbed [and] concerned about widespread reports of attacks against women in NYC that have been confirmed by the NYPD."

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General Discussion / Only 25? That's nothing for 8 billion dollars
« on: March 28, 2024, 11:23:25 PM »
Frustration for some of Bankman-Fried's victims who hoped for stiffer sentence

WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) - Some former FTX customers expressed anger and disappointment on Thursday after Sam Bankman-Fried, the crypto exchange's former billionaire boss, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for stealing $8 billion from customers.

"25 years is a joke," a member of an FTX creditors group with the username Bruno Dixon wrote on messaging app Telegram minutes after the sentence was handed down by a New York judge.

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Doesn't matter if it's the whole quote or part of it, it still contains the "comment", ..."I like trump"..

Just like how your other "comment" still contain "Trump is alot like me"..

and "I have to agree with trump"....

What a "dumbass"..

"SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"

 ;D ;D ;D

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Some other flavors offered besides the traditional American Thanksgiving meal:












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General Discussion / Re: Anti-gun brings in ATF gun expert...
« on: March 28, 2024, 02:08:18 PM »
...quit showing off your daddy’s guns.


THEREFORE, that photo is as FAKE as this one:




"SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"

 ;D ;D ;D

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General Discussion / This SF case makes no sense
« on: March 28, 2024, 02:04:17 PM »
Just stab the criminal when he's least expected, let him die slowly and call it a day. Why waste all these public resources?:

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Outrage in SF over probation sentence in 94-year-old woman's assault

Outraged community members in San Francisco rallied Friday morning outside the Hall of Justice to oppose the probation sentence of a man who pleaded guilty to assaulting a 94-year-old woman in 2021.

The case of Anh "Peng" Taylor's stabbing got a lot of attention as it was one of many unprovoked attacks on Asian American Pacific Islander seniors during the pandemic.

The suspect, 35-year-old Daniel Cauich, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to probation. But the sentence cannot be imposed until both parties sign an agreement as to the details of the sentence.

District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, and those gathered to rally for the victim, say this isn't justice.

"When we see our seniors being violently attacked and there be no actual consequences for it,” said Jenkins. “Yes we are going to come together and we are going to stand together against what is happening."

Taylor survived the attack in front of her Post Street apartment in the city’s Tenderloin neighborhood.

Friday's rally, which also included two mayoral candidates -- Mark Farrell and Daniel Laurie -- as well as supervisor Matt Dorsey, became heated when counter protesters showed up, saying the case was being politicized. The counter protesters called themselves an ad hoc group of lawyers.

The back and forth between the two groups got so intense, law enforcement had to step in to break it up.

"And the fact that these people's pain and suffering is being weaponized against judges who are doing such a hard job in such a hard climate is very inappropriate and Brooke Jenkins should be ashamed of herself."

The DA notes this case never went to trial, and the prosecutors were not involved in negotiating the sentence handed down by the judge.

According to the district attorney's office, this was a plea that was made in open court, that they object to.

In a lengthy phone conversation, Lisa Dewberry, the attorney for Cauich, applauded the judge for taking his mental state at the time of the attack into consideration.

She also said she appreciated the sentence the judge imposed, especially the intensive supervision provision, which would provide treatment for mental health, substance abuse and ankle monitoring.

Saying in part, “The court's imposed sentence protects the public and it provides my client the necessary services he needs."

Cauich also pleaded guilty to a prior charge for burglary. It's a crime he was waiting to be tried for when he attacked Taylor.

The DA’s office has now filed a formal opposition to the judge's sentence and Friday’s hearing was postponed till April 12, followed by a meeting between lawyers on April 16.

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you have more in common with your liberal hmong guy
than a rich billionaire man

who gives zero F about you

just my food for thoughts


Says Trump's biggest closet fan per the "legit" "ALL CATTLE" PROOF quotes below:

I like trump

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Trump is alot like me

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I have to agree with trump...


And speaking of "HONEST", that ships has sailed with hmgLIAR...Even the neutral PH members tried to help but he's beyond help:

HmgRock, you should post sincere, honest topics



"legit ALL HAT ALL CATTLE" quote above too.. O0

 "SEEING IS TRJLY BELIEVING YO"

;D ;D ;D






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Stopped by there for Thanksgiving a few months ago:










The casino area was kind of dead:








The Turkey Day Brunch:




















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Fast food workers are losing their jobs in California as new minimum wage law takes effect
Among the chains announcing cuts ahead of a $4 increase to the minimum wage in California are Pizza Hut and Round Table Pizza. The state's minimum wage will rise to $20 on April 1.


Fast food workers are losing their jobs in California as more restaurant chains prepare to meet a new $20 minimum wage set to go into effect next week.

Restaurants making cuts are mostly pizzerias, according to a report published by The Wall Street Journal. Multiple businesses have plans to axe hundreds of jobs, as well as cut back hours and freeze hiring, the report shows.

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the Fast Act back in September to require fast food chains with 60 or more locations nationwide to meet that wage increase after labor unions fought for it alongside the healthcare industry, which will also see a boost to earnings in June.

"This is a big deal," Newsom said alongside union members in September. "That's 80% of the workforce."

Pizza Hut announced cuts to more than 1,200 delivery jobs in December, previous reporting by USA TODAY shows. Some Pizza Hut franchises in California also filed notices with the state saying they were discontinuing their delivery services entirely, according to Fox Business.

"The franchisee is transferring their delivery services to third-party. While it is unfortunate, we look at this as a transfer of jobs," Pizza Hut told Fox. "As you know, many California restaurant operators are following the same approach due to rising operating costs."

Round Table Pizza will lay off around 1,280 delivery drivers this year in the Golden State, and Excalibur Pizza has plans to cut 73 driver jobs, as well as 21% of its workforce in April, a state filling obtained by The Wall Street Journal shows.

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All those offenses are big no no in the USPS.

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I knew a Letter Carrier that got fired for not delivering the weekly Tuesday and Wednesday ads like Penny Savers, another one that stole packages and one more that stole Food Stamp coupon books...

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