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I wonder what ever happened to that 'fairness doctrine' bullshit they made such a big deal about when they slashed NPR's federal funding. They musta just appropriated a ' fuck it and fuck you too' attitude.
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The original print of this scene is titled "1964 Stewardess examines a new uniform proposal for Airline"
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Starting today, every restaurant, food truck or hot dog stand in the State will be required to clearly disclose if each menu item contains any of the nation’s nine major food allergens, thanks to a first-of-its-kind California law aimed at protecting millions of people with food allergies.
The Allergen Disclosure for Dining Experiences Act, known as Senate Bill 68, forces restaurants to explicitly say if menu items contain any of the “Big Nine,” including: milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soybeans, fish, shellfish, and sesame.
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Not that I give a fuck, but we're seeing more and more
of this shit every day, and it bugs me a bit.
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The mystery surrounding the identity of Everest's infamous 'Green Boots' climber has finally been solved after a DNA test revealed the frozen mountaineer was not the man many believed for decades. For almost 30 years, the body of the climber - preserved in snow and ice high on the world's tallest mountain - became a macabre landmark for thousands attempting to reach the summit. Known simply as 'Green Boots' because of his distinctive bright green mountaineering boots, still protruding from the snow and ice, the remains have now been identified as Indian climber Dorje Morup, 47.
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