During the Solomon Islands campaign, a Marine on night sentry duty heard someone approaching in the jungle and fired a few bursts from his machine gun. A voice called out: "Hold up your fire! We are Americans. I am bringing in my platoon." The Marine responded by blasting away with his weapon, wiping out a Japanese patrol. When asked how he knew they were the enemy, he explained that they were "Just too damned grammatical to be Marines."
The original was B&W. I colorized it...
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And, as far as that matter goes, why are we not seeing more and more prosecutions of these employers? At some point we have to make the penalty so stringent that the threat of prosecution and conviction is sufficient to ward people off of hiring them. When there is no demand for their services, they stop coming here, and/or go home. But then again...
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‘Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.’
– Ronald Reagan
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Graphics and headlines are meant to get your attention. This one certainly got mine on just how fuckin' stupid it is, so I guess it's effective, right? Anyway, it relates to a simple message: a gardening tip.
Instead of throwing away banana peels, bury them in your soil. Rich in potassium, calcium, and magnesium, banana peels make excellent natural fertilizer. They also repel pests like aphids and snails, keeping your plants safe. To use, chop banana peels into small pieces and bury them near your plants. As they decompose, they enrich the soil with essential nutrients, making your plants healthier and greener.
You can also make banana water by soaking peels in water for 24 hours, then using the liquid to water your plants. This simple trick will help your garden thrive...
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What's not to love about a headline like that...
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Trader Joe's runs an impactful food recovery program at all of its stores nationwide. This begins at the crew member level. Seven days a week, its workers actively remove any groceries that no longer meet quality standards. These could be items approaching their expiration date, misshapen produce, or products with damaged packaging. Trader Joe's shelves are typically restocked overnight or early in the morning, donating 100% of unsold food that's still safe to consume to local non-profit organizations through Trader Joe's Neighborhood Shares program.
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I bought one to clean the seats in my truck. - worked good.
Pretty good deal for 45 bucks.
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The more eggs/less Alzheimer's link? Look up Dr Joel Wallach. He's been saying that for years. Mom's parents ate eggs every day, lived on the farm into their 90s, then were forced to move into an assisted living center. Fine with grandad. The new place was only a block from the tavern.
ReplyDeleteThat absolutely stunning young lady with the umbrella and out of this world legs is a sight for sore eyes!!!
ReplyDelete***SIGH!!!***
Norm Macdonald liked to gamble. He once won $27k at poker. A friend came over and asked for a beer and Norm said sure in the fridge. When the friend opened the fridge there was $27k in poker chips in there. He asked Norm why he didn't cash them in. He said he wanted to talk to his lawyer about getting out of taxes. Later his friend asked him about the money and Norm said he lost it all at poker. (wink, wink?)
ReplyDeleteFor decades we were told eggs were bad, bad BAD! Now we find out they're one of the best things you can eat. Choline, protein and more.
ReplyDeleteFarmers will mechanize or go out of business. Lots of amazing machines out there and robotics is just getting started.
ReplyDeleteI'm fed up with politicians who think it's okay for our country to be invaded while spending trillions to defend every other country on earth.
ReplyDeleteUp until last year stores in calif couldn't donate produce. Senate Bill 1383 first went into effect in 2022 requiring certain businesses, such as grocery stores, to donate unused food to food recovery ...
ReplyDeleteWe'd be hard put if we didn't have the food bank. As it is we rarely eat red meat.
ReplyDelete"If the business model that you're using needs to include low-pay illegal immigrants to harvest or produce your products, you deserve to go out of business. It really is that simple."
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way about restaurants and servers, this tipping thing is BS. It's not my job to pay their wages while the company pays them peanuts. These days they even expect a tip when you collect your takeout order from the counter.
In other countries the price you see is the price you pay, none of this tipping BS.!