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Tasting room does, definitely. Those beers packed a punch though!

I dunno, it's in a vacation/cabin area for Phoenix and Tucson, so people with disposable income. Very pro MAGA vibe though. Anyway, we sat on a large patio, drank beer and ate pub food.

It's worth the money to a woman to get slapped around a little, amirite?

I used to not like IPAs because I found them overly bitter. I actually like when they up the malt and or other sweetness to balance it out. I was just at this place during my vacation last week: https://www.pinetopbeer.com/tasting-room Note that practically every beer is over 6%. This is one thing I don't get about the IPA haters -- the alcohol content can be 2X or more over American session beers. If that's ghey, I don't want to be straight. Note also that a lot of their beers are based on Belgian styles (dubbel/tripel/abbot (quad)). I tried them all including the Grand Cru, and my favorite was the Tripel Houblon IPA, which took a typically sweet tripel and balanced it out with an IPA level of hops. Also 8.7% alcohol. ETA: @nobodyisn't going to like my Dipsy-Doo beer description.

Based!

Seems I hit a nerve with 4chan. Did they also tell you that "conservative" means hating everyone but WASP men?

Are you talking about my stone-hard, log-sized cack?

What does 4chan tell you?

Last Monday the wife and I stopped at McD's for breakfast at the start of a day trip (Petrified Forest National Park, highly recommended if you are in the NE part of our great state, or go to Flagstaff or the Grand Canyon). Haven't eaten there in at least a year. Anyway, I got two bacon egg and cheese biscuits, she got some sammich and a hash brown... $26. Da fuq?! I mean, I can afford it because I have GC money, but not too long ago that order used to be, I dunno, $10 or less?

I've readily admitted that I default to believing the western democracy which could have genocided the Palestinians on day 1 over the terrorist regime whose stated charter is the elimination of Israel and death of all Jews worldwide.

Congrats, after 6 months with about 1000 posts on this subject, you finally found a video. Israel says it is performing an inquiry, so I'll wait to see how that goes. It's hard to believe, given the heightened scrutiny that their behavior is under, that they would intentionally bomb a bunch of innocent people (and "journalists"). Well, I find it hard to believe. You absolutely believe it, and will say Israel is lying or not doing enough, regardless of what they say. That's what moderates do.

Is that a venereal disease? If so, I hope we got rid of it.

You can read up on your Pro-Hamas source if you'd like: I particularly like the multiple mentions of "unnamed sources," like in the above report. Most moderates would take this input and lower their expected accuracy of the report. But Tim is a special kind of moderate who categorically believes anything that makes Israel look bad.

You can go ahead of me in line.

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No they shouldn't, it's not practical, and the Constitution doesn't require it. Just because you wishcast something doesn't make it true. As I said initially, it's patently false.

Imagine if SCOTUS were a majority of Sotomayors and KBJs. We'd have the inmates running the asylum. Thank goodness for Trump's first term.

The Supreme Court said he had a stay of deportation to his home country. What you said is untrue, or else every person we deport would have to meet your fantastical requirements.

The bolded is patently false. Why do you say such things?

I think it means "wife-massaging long-haul Uber driving Maryland dad."

CNN seems to disagree with us. Or they have a moderate, unbiased agenda.

So Jared's Jewelers at the mall is suffering from a dearth of illegal aliens making 55 cents/hour picking fruit? That's their target market?

That's a great story! I'm tempted to try their "regular" bottle (they are having a Labor Day sale btw) for $76, but shipping is $47, so I think I'll pass. But they do seem quite proud of their corn. I'm looking for something special, but not crazy expensive, to celebrate my 5 yr anniversary of my cancer surgery 9/29.

I tend to have a few recurring themes, similar to yours in fact. The most common is to be some variation of late for something, or lost. It could be a house, casino, airport. I turn corners knowing it is the right way, but something has changed and it no longer works or is blocked off, and I have a growing sense of panic that I'm not going to get to my destination in time. Similarly, sometimes I'm just in a building, say a house, and I discover that it is much larger than I thought, with hidden rooms, a second kitchen, hidden patios, etc. Those are more fun. The next most common involves college. I'm back at school for some graduate type degree, but I haven't been going to classes, and I'm worried that I'm going to fail. Usually within these I recognize that I've had similar dreams before, but this time it's real! The people... sometimes there are background people who seem random. If the people are more involved in the story, they tend to be variations of people I know or met/saw that day. Not exactly them, though. It is this last part which makes me think that dreams are us waking up when our brain is trying to figure out what to put into long-term memory, and where. Just a theory.