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That's some funny shit right there89Hen wrote:CAA Flagship wrote: My mind is wondering about the accuracy of this statement. I've seen video evidence that would contradict it.
God damn is Painter's first ad awesome!!!Ivytalk wrote:Painter is a self-promoting blowhard. He was every Donk’s favorite Republican until his apparent party switch to run for that seat.Gil Dobie wrote:Former George W. Bush ethics lawyer will run for Al Franken's senate seat
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A former Republican White House lawyer and prominent critic of President Donald Trump is running for former Sen. Al Franken's seat. And he's running as a Democrat.
Speaking of self-promoting blowhards, what’s the “under” on when Kasich abandons the GOP to run as an independent? I don’t see him going full-blown Donk.
93henfan wrote:Did I miss it? Nobody commented on the hand grenade that Lewandowsky nonchalantly throws here and the outrage that ensues? It’s so awful that it’s brilliant and funny as all hell. Any time you can give a liberal the vapors by uttering two syllables, you sir have won.
It is so fooking awesome when libtards get triggered..CAA Flagship wrote:93henfan wrote:Did I miss it? Nobody commented on the hand grenade that Lewandowsky nonchalantly throws here and the outrage that ensues? It’s so awful that it’s brilliant and funny as all hell. Any time you can give a liberal the vapors by uttering two syllables, you sir have won.
Re: Potlucks in public parks - that's just stupid. I get the concern but that is saying you can't have a family picnic. That's just dumb.Gil Dobie wrote:Attended a family reunion over the weekend. There was a discussion that the State of Wisconsin was looking into banning "Potluck" types of events in public parks. I assume it has something to do with food safety, or else the catering companies are a stronger lobby than I think they are. Anyway, it would be sad not being able to sample all this home cooking done by relatives.
I saw this in Fargo, where bars could no longer serve food, unless they had a kitchen. I really missed Fran's Hot Chili before football games, at Chub's Pub in Fargo. Guess, as they say, that's progress.
Same in PA with the need for a kitchen if you're going to serve food. You see the same thing with microbrews opening up and then teaming up with a food truck to take care of the food side of it. I'm good with that - stick to what you're good at. The micro-brewer can do the alcohol and the food truck can do the eats. Works out fine.Ibanez wrote:Re: Potlucks in public parks - that's just stupid. I get the concern but that is saying you can't have a family picnic. That's just dumb.Gil Dobie wrote:Attended a family reunion over the weekend. There was a discussion that the State of Wisconsin was looking into banning "Potluck" types of events in public parks. I assume it has something to do with food safety, or else the catering companies are a stronger lobby than I think they are. Anyway, it would be sad not being able to sample all this home cooking done by relatives.
I saw this in Fargo, where bars could no longer serve food, unless they had a kitchen. I really missed Fran's Hot Chili before football games, at Chub's Pub in Fargo. Guess, as they say, that's progress.
Re: Food in bars - That's the law here. You have to have a kitchen to serve food. Bringing outside food is acceptable. We do it (we did it Friday night when we met some friends for drinks. We had a potluck.) Fortunately, a lot of the breweries either have a food truck show up or they have deals with nearby restaurants. There's a brewery in Houston, St. Arnold, that served food (mostly dips and pretzels) but also allowed outside food in. That's the way those types of places are going. It's turning the brewery into a true public house, IMO.
For the mixed beverage licensee, current Virginia ABC regulations stipulate that a minimum 45 percent of the total gross sales must be from food and nonalcoholic beverages. Conversely, alcohol sales should comprise no more than 55 percent of these sales.
In addition, monthly sales of food prepared and consumed on your premises must be at least $4,000, of which no less than $2,000 shall be in the form of meals with substantial entrees.
https://www.abc.virginia.gov/licenses/r ... rage-ratio“Businesses with only a wine and beer license do not have to comply with the 45 to 55 percent food-beverage ratio, but must meet the monthly minimum food sales requirement of at least $4,000, of which no less than $2,000 shall be in the form of meals with substantial entrees.”
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/27/beer-ra ... urope.html
A shortfall of CO2 in Europe comes at a time of excitement over the World Cup soccer tournament and amid peak season for summer barbecues.
On Tuesday, Tesco-owned food wholesaler Booker started to ration beer and cider supplies. The food retailer, which is used by bars, restaurants and traders, is restricting customers to 10 cases of beer and five of cider or soft drinks.
The drinks industry is not the only one to have been hampered by the crisis. CO2 is also an essential part of the production process for packaging meat.
That looks like an ASP baton he had too- and the guy waded right through a body strike and knocked his ass outgrizzaholic wrote:Sad?
Felling down?
Need a pick-me-up?
Watch this Antifa guy get knocked the **** out
Beautiful.grizzaholic wrote:Sad?
Felling down?
Need a pick-me-up?
Watch this Antifa guy get knocked the fuck out
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/pos ... edirect=onIn one fell sip, Seattle on Sunday became the first major U.S. city to ban drinking straws, an environmentally friendly move that leaders hope will spark a nationwide conversation about small, everyday changes that people can make to protect the planet.
Awesome.93henfan wrote:Beautiful.grizzaholic wrote:Sad?
Felling down?
Need a pick-me-up?
Watch this Antifa guy get knocked the **** out
Do you still get your check from Soros if you get ktfo?
Dammit. This is the last straw.Col Hogan wrote:Seattle has major issues, but sleep safely tonight, you don’t have to worry about straws any more...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/pos ... edirect=onIn one fell sip, Seattle on Sunday became the first major U.S. city to ban drinking straws, an environmentally friendly move that leaders hope will spark a nationwide conversation about small, everyday changes that people can make to protect the planet.
Video has been found of the ASS (Anti Straw Squad) looking for the illegal drinking utensils
http://www.lex18.com/story/38486925/ric ... -bardstownEmergency officials say a large section of a bourbon storage warehouse has collapsed at a distillery in Kentucky.
Nelson County Emergency Management spokesman Milt Spalding says about 9,000 barrels filled with aging bourbon were affected Friday at the Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown. It happened around 11 a.m.
Spalding says there were no injuries inside the structure, which was holding about 18,000 barrels.
He says there’s a large pile of barrels where the collapse occurred and officials are trying to determine if any whiskey spilled.
Spalding says about half of the structure is still standing. He also said, during a press conference, that there were no strong storms in the area during the collapse.
Mr. Bandl,Col Hogan wrote:This one is a week old, but i’ve Been in mourning since then, so please understand...
Up to 9,000 Barrels of fine Kentucky Bourbon May have been lost in the partial collapse of a rickhouse in Bardstown...
http://www.lex18.com/story/38486925/ric ... -bardstownEmergency officials say a large section of a bourbon storage warehouse has collapsed at a distillery in Kentucky.
Nelson County Emergency Management spokesman Milt Spalding says about 9,000 barrels filled with aging bourbon were affected Friday at the Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown. It happened around 11 a.m.
Spalding says there were no injuries inside the structure, which was holding about 18,000 barrels.
He says there’s a large pile of barrels where the collapse occurred and officials are trying to determine if any whiskey spilled.
Spalding says about half of the structure is still standing. He also said, during a press conference, that there were no strong storms in the area during the collapse.
Again, awesome..grizzaholic wrote:Sad?
Felling down?
Need a pick-me-up?
Watch this Antifa guy get knocked the **** out
Probably made in Red China anyway.BDKJMU wrote:Walmart removes 'Impeach 45' clothing after boycott threats
https://www.yahoo.com/news/people-threa ... 11027.html
