When do you think things will go back to "Normal" (2019 standards)?
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Mr. Daystar
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Never, It will never EVER be the same. The government won't let it. Neither side cares about anybody, or anything but themselves, and their money. They want us to be completely dependent on them, and they want absolute control over all of us.
And they will do whatever they have to, to get it. That includes pandemics, shooting up schools, and locking up the supply chains, until we're starving, and in a state of desperation.
And they will do whatever they have to, to get it. That includes pandemics, shooting up schools, and locking up the supply chains, until we're starving, and in a state of desperation.
gmase
On the dark side of the moon
It will never be like 2019 again, but 2019 was not like 2016. Things will simmer down in a couple years and we will return to a ‘new’ normal. Think back to prior upheavals - wars, depressions, etc. We get through them, things settle, and we await the next calamity.
As always, things need to be done, things need to change but everybody claims others need to change, others need to do the job, others need to accept unpleasant stuff, not them
- Do you think people should, when it's possible, use their car less and take public transport more ?
- Oh yeah, absolutely !
- What kind of transport do you use to get to work ?
- I use my car
- But, there's a bust stop 300m yards from your house and another one 200 yards from your workplace...
- I don't like the bus
Theopolis Q. Hossenffer
I am in America, not of it.
So, exactly who are these "Social Engineers"? Names, quotes, sources?
Little Red Wagon Repairman
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John_8581
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I'd like to go back to 2005 - 2007 ... when most adult models and pornstars had their own websites.
Most of those websites were run by Go Daddy of course. Do you remember all of those Go Daddy Super Bowl ads? Their ads were all banned for mainstream TV. Those ads showed semi and half nude ladies talking, smiling, and laughing. Babes generally having a good time. Many girls were showing some deep cleavage and their butt cheeks.
I'd like to go back to 2005 - 2007 ... when most adult models and pornstars had their own websites.
Most of those websites were run by Go Daddy of course. Do you remember all of those Go Daddy Super Bowl ads? Their ads were all banned for mainstream TV. Those ads showed semi and half nude ladies talking, smiling, and laughing. Babes generally having a good time. Many girls were showing some deep cleavage and their butt cheeks.
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Little Red Wagon Repairman
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I went to the grocery store and inflation deflated a pound of coffee to 10.5 ounces and a half gallon of ice cream is now 3 quarts.
Theopolis Q. Hossenffer
I am in America, not of it.
Where do you live that a half gallon of ice cream is now three quarts? That happened years ago here.
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
Guys, a half gallon, is 2 quarts, 128oz in a gallon, 64oz in a half gallon, and 32oz in a quart. 8oz cup and 16oz is a pint.
Little Red Wagon Repairman
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I’m not exactly sure when the half gallon ice cream shrunk but I drink coffee every day and know that one was fairly recent for sure. My coffee went from 12 Oz to 10.5 Oz and the cost went up $2 also.
Theopolis Q. Hossenffer
I am in America, not of it.
Mr Daystar you are correct, what i meant to say but did not is that a carton of ice cream is now 1.75 quarts. I reacted instead of thinking it through. You got me
Mr. Daystar
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Yeah, math happens.
Honestly it took me a minute too. I almost had to count on my fingers.
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They've been fucking with the price of coffee for as long as I've been drinking it. Which is a long-ass time. They change the package, then they change the size, and of course the price is constantly swinging, so it's hard to know from year to year where the price should be. And no, things ain't never gonna be the same.
Little Red Wagon Repairman
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In Texas 2 liters is actually 3. I lived there and bought soda pop regular at the H.E.B. My roommate's friend from Vidor said, "Don't go there. It's a Jew store."
Mr. Daystar
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Now that you mention it, even before I was a coffee drinker, like an 8 or 9 year old, I remember my Aunts and Uncle bitching about coffee prices and packaging, and they consumed a lot of coffee. It's almost like lobster, in it seems to have a "market value". Or at least that's the best way I can think to describe it. So I guess it's been a "thing" for a while.
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I think in winter people will have a cup of coffee before a cold pop, but for some, it means nothing. I have 2 cups every morning. When I worked, it was 3 or 4. When I was younger and working hard, I might kill a pot or 2 if I was running Michigan, or had to go to Pittsburgh. My family drank coffee all day, and they would brew a pot, put it into pre warmed thermoses, while they brewed more. For a house of 4 or 5, depending if I stayed over or not.
So, I guess no, it doesn't. I should have posted that first.
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