Jabbyrwock

I'm no lawyer, but I believe it requires counsel to make a Movement Motion.

I laughed...but inside I cried a little... Last Marlins World Series: 2003 Last Skins Super Bowl: 1991

Yes.

What...you want my cabinets to get browner? Well you can take your woke DEI carpentry replacement theory and shove it. If I wanna white wash, Ima white wash. ...wow...that turned out a little more on the nose than I intended.

Can some religous person ask god that if he's dead set on collecting old SNL members can he give us back Norm Macdonald for a few seasons in a trade for Rob Schneider? We'll even throw in a Dennis Miller kicker to the deal.

Fetus' novel take on the porn star martini

Of course you do.

You shouldnt do pot in the tub.

That'll change when the kids get a look at my new drip...

The original premise of this thread was a basic math word problem and you guys have made it to 3 pages. God this forum is great. Suck it facebook.

"Justice", in so far as the concept truly exists on this tiny blue rock, has very little to do with what either of the prominent groups is doing in Gaza right now.

You always keep the "t" off when you write the word "just". Shouldn't you also, then, write "jusify" for consistency? ...jus askin.

I haven't surveyed the evidence, so I can only speak anecdotally from experience regarding my son, but this conclusion seems very metric dependent. If the metric is grades and standardized test scores, duh. Most top students dont actually do most of their learning in the class proper, so the environment is fairly irrelevant in that regard. If, however, the metric is maintaining a drive and interest in a subject the student has an affinity for, breaking out the classes and letting the top students push and learn from each other is critical. Too many of my son and his friends lost interest in one thing or another ranging from science to music because they were forced to be in "the stupid classes". They still passed with exceptional grades, of course, but you could watch the interest they had in the subject evaporate in real time as they were forced to endure the boredom of the subject being presented years below their level. The social aspect of learning, finding a click at your level, was utterly destroyed within the school, and that propagated into the out of school world as well. That social aspect is honestly such a huge part of maintaining childrens interest in subjects. In particular in the teenage years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marihuana_Tax_Act_of_1937#:~:text=The Marihuana Tax Act of,on the sale of cannabis "Although the spelling "marijuana" is common in current use, the spelling used in the Marihuana Taxation Act is "marihuana". "Marihuana" was the spelling used in Federal documents at the time."

The guy sounds totally holier than thou.

Whats she got against poultry?

Quantum in that it enables tunneling and entaglement

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0951832023007391

He's pretty good at keeping the olives from randomly floating around in a martini.

Welcome to your 40's. Here's your t-shirt. We meet on Wednesday's. Bring chips.

Hell...I basically paid the same as my mortgage for daycare for just my son. And that was 13 years ago.

We already have one Oh...you meant the rapper

Later that night in the skinsmarydu house:

You are very much correct. Some amount of internalized racism exists within us all, and it will occasionally rear its ugly head. I'm glad you brought it up. Here's your "woke" badge: Thanks heavens we have a president that is actively working against these tendencies, acknowledges faults, and works to correct. Awareness of the problem is the only way to start addressing it, with patience and effort of course. I mean he could just turn a blind eye to it and, I don't know, have dinner with a holocaust denier and raging anti-semite like, say, Nick Fuentes. Maybe even actively court people who actively push the must disgusting ideas, like the great replacement theory. But he doesn't. And I am proud he works to correct his faults. Thank you for bringing yet another of his strengths to the fore.

Takes me back to my college days...good ol' fashioned pantry raid.