Inflation changes have a six to twelve month lag so it's not the worst way to bet as the ills from the spending won't hit until after inauguration (so even if Trump wins he'd get the blame).
I'd always heard that the line of "A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client" was probably born from lawyers who criticized other lawyers who think that they can represent themselves (i.e., they of all people should know better).
>participants have to drink 100 beers in 72 hours. Yeah, it sounds easy
Not really. In fact drinking 100 cans of *anything* over three days sounds like a lot 😅
(My math says that's 9+ gallons of fluid).
>They might have covid
And weapons grade Japanese gonorrhea
npr.org/sections/health-shots/2011/07/12/137797153/super-resistant-gonorrhea-strain-found-in-japan
Technology speeds everything up, if Rome had 24x7 unlimited porn and goyslop from the get go the place would have been a historical footnote.
>"Go to cracktown and make sure the negros there aren't stuffing ballots in the box."

I know every election the state GOP begs for poll watchers to work the...not-so-good areas, but who would do such a thing as it's not like the GOP would have their back at all (and really, who wants to risk their life to ensure some GOP clown gets to take their seat).
Money head types did note at the time that inflation is delayed 12-18 months, and 12-18 months later it did certainly show up, *but*, waiting to complain about it four years later reeks sour grapes. (As he infers, they couldn't complain about it earlier because they had no intent to fix the issue).
That's why I'm never give them too much grief as I know they're all secretly hot for my bod.
"Brown liquid" is my favorite beverage as well 😋
It would be a way to keep the moral high ground as he has to know GAE will not entertain such a thing. Also it would probably put stress on the Ukes as there are probably some actors there who want to put an end to this mess.
I had a buddy who was a recovering coke addict and I asked him what it was like:
>"For the first few weeks I felt like I could conquer the world!"
>"A dog chasing his tail"
I had a relation like that:
>"I need to get my family out of the country and into the city!"
>*moves to all-white city*
>"They come from bad schools"

It's long been my contention that a big issue White people ran into in the early 20th century was the delusion of "there's so many of us, the world will never run out!". This same conceit can be seen in China today.
Yeah I was talking about the cheap end. If something like a Grad All or a road maintainer got burned up it would be some multiple of that.
I only ask as we struggle to get our sheep to go where we want them, sometimes shaking the "treat" can works, sometimes not.
Katahdin hair sheep moving to a new pasture in the heart of lamb season

The sheep have moved on to a new pasture after 9 days on the last one. Each pasture should take about 15 days to graze but the we tend to move the sheep a little more quickly on the first pass of the season to be sure they don't over graze. This paddock I made extra large instead of the normal size. That way I can leave them in the same place longer instead of moving them every day or two. I'm thinking they will be in this paddock for 5-7 days. We like to keep the sheep moving to break the parasite cycle and to more evenly distribute the fertility and impact of the flock on the pastures, so 7 days is as long as we want to keep them in the same place. 4 days is what we've found to be ideal for us.
https://v.nostr.build/Vwq2j.mp4
Moving the sheep a longer distance with new born lambs is challenging. Often the lambs don't follow along, get lost, or the ewes want to stay put with their lambs. I end up getting most of the flock to go along but always have to round up the stragglers, often having to carry lambs. All the lambs have been healthy and we're a little over halfway done. Lots of rams this season so there will be lots of meat for sale. We will start taking deposits on lamb mid July.
#permies #permaculture #homesteading #meshtadel #lamb #sheep #rotationalgrazing #circulareconony
Do you use a hearding dog?


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