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That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding! -
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bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
Judicial precedent isn't really political, but ok.HeavyG said:bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.Las Vegas, NV -
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Horse shows, rodeos, and races are finally starting back up. I have saved a bundle on entry fees since March, but glad to be out again.
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Battleborn said:
Judicial precedent isn't really political, but ok.HeavyG said:bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.
Many Judicial rulings are absolutely political. If they weren't, then neither side would expend so much effort trying to pack the courts with "their kind".
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Did some of @YukonRon s wings and swimbos Mexican street corn. Got the hot tub deck mostly built with my son's help. Good time with him.
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Wings, always a winner. But Mexican street corn is a true treat. That corn looks great and I'm sure the eating was off the chart!
(Edit: Congrats on the deck project with your son.)Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. # 38 for the win. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period. -
Thanks cap, the street corn is off the chart and ole Ron helped the wing game to next level. Times like that with him are true treasures.lousubcap said:Wings, always a winner. But Mexican street corn is a true treat. That corn looks great and I'm sure the eating was off the chart!
(Edit: Congrats on the deck project with your son.)
BTW, sorry I pussed out last night. I dug all 12 footers for the deck by hand Friday. I crashed and burned early.Xl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
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Installed a new walk in for my niece in her flower shop...not an easy chore to get me to help on a weekend
Visalia, Ca @lkapigian -
Got a shipment of honey, dried hot AF pepper and beeswax based (lady) lotions from @alaskanassasin, what a baddassmotherfuckah great guy. Made a big batch of jambalaya using @lkapigian 's smoked andouille, was a hit!______________________________________________I love lamp..
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Anyone else having an issue with the forum logging them out all the time?Las Vegas, NV
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Every 24hrs on my IPad for at least the last 5 days.Battleborn said:Anyone else having an issue with the forum logging them out all the time? -
On mobile or desktop? I think I’ve seen it happen to me on my phone maybe once or twice in the past couple of days.Battleborn said:Anyone else having an issue with the forum logging them out all the time?"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike -
Yep. It’s not just you.Battleborn said:Anyone else having an issue with the forum logging them out all the time? -
I use the mobile exclusively, this happens to be my homepage. About every 5th time that I open the browser I notice that I have been logged out. Must just be another Vanilla bug.JohnInCarolina said:
On mobile or desktop? I think I’ve seen it happen to me on my phone maybe once or twice in the past couple of days.Battleborn said:Anyone else having an issue with the forum logging them out all the time?Las Vegas, NV -
Last weekend was as busy as I've ever seen it on an off weekend and we've had this place since '85. Too many folks to do anything. Freakin nuts for sure!DoubleEgger said:
Some old timers say it’s busier than it’s been in over 25yrs. It’s been awful.GATraveller said:
I rarely come up on holiday weekends anymore and the next two days are gonna remind me why. We were up the last two weekends and it's gotten increasingly crazy each time.DoubleEgger said:
Calm before the total sh!tshow this weekend.GATraveller said:
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
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Going to the in-laws tomorrow for Memorial Day, and ribs are on the menu. Because they only have a gasser I’m planning on cooking the ribs today until they’re about 75% done, wrapping in foil, then finishi up at their place tomorrow. If anyone has recommendations I’m all ears, since this is my first time trying it out.Ribs on with some apple wood and honey hog
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Just finished up with my home made discada project. An old disc blade with the pug in he center filled. Couple of horse shoes for handles and it'll work great with my new Edelmetall Brü that Nola brought to my attention. Soon as the wind dies down I've got some outside skirt steak and flour tacos my friend makes. Bunch of sides from the friends and neighbors here, mostly from Mexico so I'm a bit intimidated!
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BBQ thighs and veggies on the L's
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In laws came over. Baby backs with Honey Hog, fried rice and cucumber and tomato salad...
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It is not political, antithetical opposite of it. I highly doubt you read it Heavy G and I'm giving you credit here.... understood it.Battleborn said:
Judicial precedent isn't really political, but ok.HeavyG said:bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.
Dude you are a complete zero, kissing ass to all your little junior high buddies to score points.
Get a life. -
I think you should see the cooks he has posted before passing judgement...bangor307 said:
It is not political, antithetical opposite of it. I highly doubt you read it Heavy G and I'm giving you credit here.... understood it.Battleborn said:
Judicial precedent isn't really political, but ok.HeavyG said:bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.
Dude you are a complete zero, kissing ass to all your little junior high buddies to score points.
Get a life.South of Columbus, Ohio. -
alaskanassasin said:
I think you should see the cooks he has posted before passing judgement...bangor307 said:
It is not political, antithetical opposite of it. I highly doubt you read it Heavy G and I'm giving you credit here.... understood it.Battleborn said:
Judicial precedent isn't really political, but ok.HeavyG said:bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.
Dude you are a complete zero, kissing ass to all your little junior high buddies to score points.
Get a life.
They are epic amiright!!
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Nice repurposing!bangor307 said:Just finished up with my home made discada project. An old disc blade with the pug in he center filled. Couple of horse shoes for handles and it'll work great with my new Edelmetall Brü that Nola brought to my attention. Soon as the wind dies down I've got some outside skirt steak and flour tacos my friend makes. Bunch of sides from the friends and neighbors here, mostly from Mexico so I'm a bit intimidated!Lawrenceville, GA -
CigarCityEgger said:Going to the in-laws tomorrow for Memorial Day, and ribs are on the menu. Because they only have a gasser I’m planning on cooking the ribs today until they’re about 75% done, wrapping in foil, then finishi up at their place tomorrow. If anyone has recommendations I’m all ears, since this is my first time trying it out.I think I would take them all the way to the finish, vac seal, and reheat in hot water. Others may know other ideas.Lawrenceville, GA
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@YukonRon @Foghorn I didn’t have any peach preserves, but y’all inspired me. I used a raspberry peach chipotle glaze made in Fredericksburg that I really enjoy. I think they turned out quite well.
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bangor307 said:
It is not political, antithetical opposite of it. I highly doubt you read it Heavy G and I'm giving you credit here.... understood it.Battleborn said:
Judicial precedent isn't really political, but ok.HeavyG said:bangor307 said:
That is a great story Sir: Not a big fan of the NIH (I worked with them for years) but the history and present day perspective gives pause for thought.Battleborn said:Long, but interesting read if you are into constitutional law especially as it pertains to recent events.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1449224/
It didn't get much attention when you posted it but thought I'd see if the folks who like to nanny us here read it and understand it... yeah who am I kidding!Was a good read and if it had been posted in a different thread (we generally try to keep heated political subjects out of this thread) might well have sparked some serious discussion.Articles like that that highlight SCOTUS decisions of the past shows that rather than some immutable, bedrock concepts of liberty, we have a system amenable to and subject to the "whims of the day".In any case, wrong thread for this.
Dude you are a complete zero, kissing ass to all your little junior high buddies to score points.
Get a life.
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
-Umberto Eco
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