We're all chicken farmers now.it’s one thing to wreck your own economy, but my exchange rate is now up to 1.09.
thank god i have free eggs.
"Record Year for solar panel sales"On the plus side my solar panels will pay for themselves sooner than expected….
... raising chickens.Time to shut down federal offices and make people work from home...
And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
My ladies are finally back to work. Was a challenging winter.it’s one thing to wreck your own economy, but my exchange rate is now up to 1.09.
thank god i have free eggs.
Primarily because sometimes when I quote something, it collapses and you can't see what I'm quoting (unless you hit "Click to expand"). That drives me crazy.Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
FWIW they aren't there in the expansion. I'm not a total internet forum noobie.Primarily because sometimes when I quote something, it collapses and you can't see what I'm quoting (unless you hit "Click to expand"). That drives me crazy.Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
But I did miss the sarcasm you intended with your emojis (is your friend here) but should have known something was up given the love most Okies have for Texas.
The most hilarious part is the export tax. I'm looking at it like..."You're gonna charge 25% more for stuff from our country?! Screw you, WE will charge 25% more for you to get stuff from our country! How do you like that????"I would enjoy a thread on tarrif wars. I like this one with Canada, Im super curious at how it will end. Canada is a very proud, and not stupid, nation. They know the drugs arent coming across the northern border, yet here we are.
I prescribe no judgement to any decisions being made. I have learned to measure results, not tactics. At a marco level we in the US are working hard to establish new trading principals with some of our oldest allies.
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Yes chief, I know. I understand you may have gone to the University of Oklahoma, so I'll spell it out for you rather than stress your reading comprehension "skills."FWIW they aren't there in the expansion. I'm not a total internet forum noobie.Primarily because sometimes when I quote something, it collapses and you can't see what I'm quoting (unless you hit "Click to expand"). That drives me crazy.Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
But I did miss the sarcasm you intended with your emojis (is your friend here) but should have known something was up given the love most Okies have for Texas.
That seemed unnecessarily rude. But, so we're on the same page, yes, you partially quoted something, tried to argue with it, but only after having removed an essential part of the post and making it easier to mischaracterize, then stated it was just to get it all in the small preview window for quotes. Sounds good. No idea if you intended to mislead people about the content of the post you quoted, but at least now you're aware that you managed to do so, and maybe you'll refrain in the future. And it it was intentional, at least you know you've been caught. LOL.Yes chief, I know. I understand you may have gone to the University of Oklahoma, so I'll spell it out for you rather than stress your reading comprehension "skills."FWIW they aren't there in the expansion. I'm not a total internet forum noobie.Primarily because sometimes when I quote something, it collapses and you can't see what I'm quoting (unless you hit "Click to expand"). That drives me crazy.Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
But I did miss the sarcasm you intended with your emojis (is your friend here) but should have known something was up given the love most Okies have for Texas.
For example, when you asked the question "Why did you cut out the emojis?" I responded with "Primarily because ..." assuming you would take this as an acknowledgement that I cut them out.
I suppose I should have written "I cut out the 3 emojis that you used in attempt to convey sarcasm primarily because ..."
For the record: I cut out the 3 emojis that you used in attempt to convey sarcasm to reduce the amount of text (including line breaks) I was quoting so thatitwhat I was quoting would not be hidden.
Got it?
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Yes, and I apologize. It's been a tough week.That seemed unnecessarily rude.
I appreciate you refraining from continuing the war of words. But while we're pointing things out, it is interesting that you called me on insulting someone I've never met and know very little about (guilty as charged) and then contend that you're the better educated person when we've never met and you know very little about me.I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
Appreciate the kind apology.Yes, and I apologize. It's been a tough week.That seemed unnecessarily rude.
I appreciate you refraining from continuing the war of words. But while we're pointing things out, it is interesting that you called me on insulting someone I've never met and know very little about (guilty as charged) and then contend that you're the better educated person when we've never met and you know very little about me.I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
Although as RWE said: "Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds"
Peace.
Who is they? Dont you mean us?
Appreciate the kind apology.Yes, and I apologize. It's been a tough week.That seemed unnecessarily rude.
I appreciate you refraining from continuing the war of words. But while we're pointing things out, it is interesting that you called me on insulting someone I've never met and know very little about (guilty as charged) and then contend that you're the better educated person when we've never met and you know very little about me.I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
Although as RWE said: "Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds"
Peace.
I only contend it because very few people in the world are more highly educated than me, with enough degrees both baccalaureate and graduate that it's a running joke for friends and family. Anything is possible I suppose![]()
If only the American and Canadian politicians could resolve their issues like this rather than escalating everything.Appreciate the kind apology.Yes, and I apologize. It's been a tough week.That seemed unnecessarily rude.
I appreciate you refraining from continuing the war of words. But while we're pointing things out, it is interesting that you called me on insulting someone I've never met and know very little about (guilty as charged) and then contend that you're the better educated person when we've never met and you know very little about me.I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
Although as RWE said: "Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds"
Peace.
I only contend it because very few people in the world are more highly educated than me, with enough degrees both baccalaureate and graduate that it's a running joke for friends and family. Anything is possible I suppose![]()
Well look at the big brain on 'stinko here.I only contend it because very few people in the world are more highly educated than me
insult someone you've never met and know very little about.….isnt this the meat and bones of the interweb?That seemed unnecessarily rude. But, so we're on the same page, yes, you partially quoted something, tried to argue with it, but only after having removed an essential part of the post and making it easier to mischaracterize, then stated it was just to get it all in the small preview window for quotes. Sounds good. No idea if you intended to mislead people about the content of the post you quoted, but at least now you're aware that you managed to do so, and maybe you'll refrain in the future. And it it was intentional, at least you know you've been caught. LOL.Yes chief, I know. I understand you may have gone to the University of Oklahoma, so I'll spell it out for you rather than stress your reading comprehension "skills."FWIW they aren't there in the expansion. I'm not a total internet forum noobie.Primarily because sometimes when I quote something, it collapses and you can't see what I'm quoting (unless you hit "Click to expand"). That drives me crazy.Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
But I did miss the sarcasm you intended with your emojis (is your friend here) but should have known something was up given the love most Okies have for Texas.
For example, when you asked the question "Why did you cut out the emojis?" I responded with "Primarily because ..." assuming you would take this as an acknowledgement that I cut them out.
I suppose I should have written "I cut out the 3 emojis that you used in attempt to convey sarcasm primarily because ..."
For the record: I cut out the 3 emojis that you used in attempt to convey sarcasm to reduce the amount of text (including line breaks) I was quoting so thatitwhat I was quoting would not be hidden.
Got it?
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I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
send the rangers mcdavid and we’ll call it off!If only the American and Canadian politicians could resolve their issues like this rather than escalating everything.Appreciate the kind apology.Yes, and I apologize. It's been a tough week.That seemed unnecessarily rude.
I appreciate you refraining from continuing the war of words. But while we're pointing things out, it is interesting that you called me on insulting someone I've never met and know very little about (guilty as charged) and then contend that you're the better educated person when we've never met and you know very little about me.I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
Although as RWE said: "Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds"
Peace.
I only contend it because very few people in the world are more highly educated than me, with enough degrees both baccalaureate and graduate that it's a running joke for friends and family. Anything is possible I suppose![]()
Interesting misspelling.At a marco level
YepWe certainly live in a time.
My guess is a mixture of Brut cologne and week old body sweat.sometimes i wonder what mannix smelled like.
I always envisioned a combination of Old Spice, Brylcreem, bad scotch and Pall Malls/Cigarillos.sometimes i wonder what mannix smelled like.
insult someone you've never met and know very little about.….isnt this the meat and bones of the interweb?That seemed unnecessarily rude. But, so we're on the same page, yes, you partially quoted something, tried to argue with it, but only after having removed an essential part of the post and making it easier to mischaracterize, then stated it was just to get it all in the small preview window for quotes. Sounds good. No idea if you intended to mislead people about the content of the post you quoted, but at least now you're aware that you managed to do so, and maybe you'll refrain in the future. And it it was intentional, at least you know you've been caught. LOL.Yes chief, I know. I understand you may have gone to the University of Oklahoma, so I'll spell it out for you rather than stress your reading comprehension "skills."FWIW they aren't there in the expansion. I'm not a total internet forum noobie.Primarily because sometimes when I quote something, it collapses and you can't see what I'm quoting (unless you hit "Click to expand"). That drives me crazy.Why did you cut out the emojis I had that clearly indicated some level of playful sarcasm?And this is why Texas' much more forward-thinking exclusive grid, untied to the rest of the world and self-providing, is the solution.
Wait, you're serious?
Texas Death Toll From February Storm, Outages Surpasses 100
New research from MIT reveals Texas could have avoided most of its outages if it had connected its power grid to the rest of the country
But I did miss the sarcasm you intended with your emojis (is your friend here) but should have known something was up given the love most Okies have for Texas.
For example, when you asked the question "Why did you cut out the emojis?" I responded with "Primarily because ..." assuming you would take this as an acknowledgement that I cut them out.
I suppose I should have written "I cut out the 3 emojis that you used in attempt to convey sarcasm primarily because ..."
For the record: I cut out the 3 emojis that you used in attempt to convey sarcasm to reduce the amount of text (including line breaks) I was quoting so thatitwhat I was quoting would not be hidden.
Got it?
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I'll refrain from making any personal attacks. Especially when I know I am the more well-educated person in the discussion. I'll just point out it's a weird path to insult someone you've never met and know very little about.
sometimes i wonder what mannix smelled like.
Unfortunately that discussion is impossible to have here, it's inherently political. Blanket tariffs are such a bad policy decision for everyone, tariffs on certain sectors and areas can make a lot of sense.I would enjoy a thread on tarrif wars. I like this one with Canada, Im super curious at how it will end. Canada is a very proud, and not stupid, nation. They know the drugs arent coming across the northern border, yet here we are.
I prescribe no judgement to any decisions being made. I have learned to measure results, not tactics. At a marco level we in the US are working hard to establish new trading principals with some of our oldest allies.
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We are scheduled to go to our family’s lake cabin for a week in July. Are we going to get stones thrown at us because we are from the states?Unfortunately that discussion is impossible to have here, it's inherently political. Blanket tariffs are such a bad policy decision for everyone, tariffs on certain sectors and areas can make a lot of sense.I would enjoy a thread on tarrif wars. I like this one with Canada, Im super curious at how it will end. Canada is a very proud, and not stupid, nation. They know the drugs arent coming across the northern border, yet here we are.
I prescribe no judgement to any decisions being made. I have learned to measure results, not tactics. At a marco level we in the US are working hard to establish new trading principals with some of our oldest allies.
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I think we all know the reason for the current tariff escalation but we can't talk about it here.
I will say that from what I've seen in American news reporting and sites where free political discussion is allowed, the thing that most American people miss is that it isn't even the tariffs that are primarily causing the anger of the Canadian people. It's the 51st state rhetoric. And that won't be forgotten for a very long time. I do think from the Canadian side the relationship is damaged for the long term. Probably not permanently but if the tariffs ended tomorrow, the US boycott would continue for at least the next few years.
No, we're very aware it's basically all coming from one person. I'd just caution that things that may be intended as innocent like "jokes" about 51st state would be horribly received up here right now.We are scheduled to go to our family’s lake cabin for a week in July. Are we going to get stones thrown at us because we are from the states?Unfortunately that discussion is impossible to have here, it's inherently political. Blanket tariffs are such a bad policy decision for everyone, tariffs on certain sectors and areas can make a lot of sense.I would enjoy a thread on tarrif wars. I like this one with Canada, Im super curious at how it will end. Canada is a very proud, and not stupid, nation. They know the drugs arent coming across the northern border, yet here we are.
I prescribe no judgement to any decisions being made. I have learned to measure results, not tactics. At a marco level we in the US are working hard to establish new trading principals with some of our oldest allies.
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I think we all know the reason for the current tariff escalation but we can't talk about it here.
I will say that from what I've seen in American news reporting and sites where free political discussion is allowed, the thing that most American people miss is that it isn't even the tariffs that are primarily causing the anger of the Canadian people. It's the 51st state rhetoric. And that won't be forgotten for a very long time. I do think from the Canadian side the relationship is damaged for the long term. Probably not permanently but if the tariffs ended tomorrow, the US boycott would continue for at least the next few years.![]()