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In this game, the lava Reeses one was good

Interesting point. I agree that it changes drafting strategies. But, I've been a drafting Rain Man the past two tourneys, so I say we stick with it Also I went to the WMPO on Friday. Weather was perfect -- high 70s with some hazy clouds that took the edge off the sun. Way different than last year when I wore a winter rain jacket. What a great tourney to attend.

Brees won a SB. Ward is the WR coach at Arizona State. He's a big part of their success.

So, you are an Iggles fan? If this were a regular season game, I'd expect a huge ovation. But this is a largely corporate affair, with only a smattering of real fans. So I expect a mostly respectful, golf clap type of reception.

Alright, let's get to something I love -- Whiskey. I present to you, Uncle Nearest: He taught Jack Daniel how to make what is now called Tennessee whiskey, which implements an additional charcoal filtering process. I've had several of the whiskeys branded under his name, and they are excellent. My life is better because of Uncle Nearest.

I'm an electrical engineer, and just wanted to point out that he did not invent the first electrical resistor. As you later point out, he invented specific types of resistors. Still impressive accomplishments though.

Yep, I've talked about it for a while, including both of those topics. Just this week it was "unelected illegal unconstitutional young engineers!" with USAID. That was a particular shotgun blast in hope something sticks, which perhaps shows how the system is breaking down. Funny thing is watching the pseud Lefties here parrot this stuff and still think they are the smart ones who aren't in a cult.

You with your ChatGPT are one stubborn fella! You just won't take the L. And once again, this was not my question, or what the administration has done. How are you doing, buddy?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Agency_for_International_Development Also I said nothing about dispatching it by EO; that's your boogeyman. Otherwise, you type a lot of words without answering my questions.

Also, this organization received $45M in 2023. Is she going to return the money she hasn't spent yet? Since she can't possibly move forward now, that would be the ethical thing to do, right?

Dang boyo, human garbage? How dehumanizing. I usually just call you a finance exec who sucks at math and, now I learn, doesn't understand large, multi-user computer systems. Care to chime in on my question about illegal/unconstitutional? You've thrown constitutionality around a lot recently, since I put to bed your "unelected" lemming comment from your MSM cult leaders.

I'm trying to explain how Vittoria took "many" privileges and used it to create a laundry list of hypothetical "typical" privileges. Cultist.

Ah yes, malicious compliance. Similar to the "since we ended DEI, we can't teach about the Tuskegee Airmen! " It's unethical to start a study you can't guarantee you can continue? Why? Is it more ethical to stop now, immediately halt the testing and collection of data, for... what now?

I'm going to try to help you parse this, since you keep posting it as the ultimate authority, but it won't help. First, it's a little odd that Wired has not one not two but three sources that nobody else has. It's like the 3 Wired tech bros connected with the Musk tech bros, on Discord or maybe a lightly trafficked FF website, and the Musk tech bros were like "bro, check it out, we've got many admin privileges!" Second, presuming the sources indeed know something, check out that last paragragh. "many" admin privileges, what is that exactly? "Typically"? Is typically what "many" means? As I pointed out earlier, there are a vast array of admin privileges. But our 3 Wired tech bros have speculated on what "many" is. Third, the lead author of this piece, Vittoria, has another article I might like entitled "The Young, Inexperienced Engineers Aiding Elon Musk's Government Takeover." Government takeover? Ima guess Vittoria doesn't like Musk. Or seemingly, young men.

Well, I tried to have a civil discussion, and outlined my objections, but you chose this way. So since this addressed roughly 0.0% of my questions, I'm going to presume either English isn't your first language, or you are special. If the latter, how are you buddy? Sorry for offending you. Here, I'll help you. Agencies may make financial promises called obligations. Those are not Congressional obligations of payments or a payment schedule. Put another way: is it illegal to not pay the Clinton foundation boondoggle $84M in 36 equal monthly payments? Read my post slower, maybe pretend it is in crayon, and get back to me.

I would be surprised, because in that case the richest man in the world would be performing a clearly illegal and traceable act which would lead to him facing prison and his empire crumbling. for some indeterminate sales to analytics firms.

Can you walk me through the illegal/unconstitutional part? USAID is in the Executive Branch. The head of that branch has put a pause on some outlays pending an audit by people he assigned to do just so. Did Congress specifically outline the payments to each beneficiary of USAID? If so, did they outline the payment schedule for each beneficiary? If "yes" to both, then I agree that Trump should not be able to put a pause on payments that were legislatively outlined.

These guys don't understand how large computer systems work. Multi-user operating systems like Unix or Linux have a variety of access privileges (read/write/execute) at different levels of hierarchy. To be able to do anything with the computers, Musk's teams would have needed to have been provided some level of admin privileges. We don't know what level of admin privileges DOGE had, but the Leftist cult is being given the marching orders that Musk and young engineers$#@! have downloaded all of our personal information, presumably to use as part of Musk's plan to take over the government. But Righties are the ones chasing boogeymen with USAID.

Elon has received it? Like Chelsea?

I can't help you and Girl fix stupid. To quote him, I think this is where I'll sit back and wait for the "I told you so" moment.

Congrats, you have the internet knowledge of 1985.

Careful, TrollGuy might drop 25 laugh emojis on you! I'm triggered by it like I said.

With every post, you increasingly convince me that you aren't a blue-haired Leftie sky screamer. Defending USAID? They serve a purpose, in a Colonel Jessup sorta way. But there is a lot of bad stuff going on there. But Trump! Musk! Young engineers! Whatever else my Leftie cult masters tell me!

At our church, every week at 8:30 mass during football season, is a family that comes in their Chiefs gear. And by family, I mean 50+ yr old guys in bright red and yellow Chiefs jerseys and sweatshirts. Even last week, when they weren't playing. I view it as them wearing their "Sunday best." Also, I'm looking forward to seeing if this trend continues after the SB. Anyway, I'll be rooting for the Eagles because I'm from PA. I actually think it's going to be a blowout, or at least an easy cover.

I... think so? Sounds familiar. Voltaire accused Kutulu of changing his submission after the fact, right? I never took sides in it. On the one hand, Volty is pretty high on the autism scale for tracking such stuff. On the other hand, Kutulu, while borderline retarded, always seemed like a good guy and has remained quite adamant in his innocence.