Subdeacon Joe

I've had it on my Day After Thanksgiving Turkey Sandwiches. Straight out of the jar and drained. Does that count? But I can see having something like this https://sarahkoszyk.com/croatian-sauerkraut/ with a Thanksgiving meal. Maybe with some diced apples in it.

Yep...the DOCTOR points out the line two bee red. Or says, "What do you see in the 3rd line down?"

There are other versions of the Snellen Chart. Also what @J-BAR #18287 said.

I've had 2. Both in high school. One from wrestling, working with my partner, guys working on something next to us did something and I caught an elbow in the face. Just a mouse under the right eye. Second from handball in PE. I'd been near the wall for a return, when I turned to move away it was just in time to get the ball in the eye. That was the full circle.

Um....how can you NOT see it?

You've seen some of the press releases i post from the Sonoma County Sheriff and the Santa Rosa Police Department. 10 pounds of drugs, 5 guns, none of them legal in California, no or ridiculously low bail.

I've only seen them from sporting events. Camera pans the crowd, cameraman sees a couple kissing, zooms in. It gets put up on the scoreboard, TV editors broadcast it.

Ah! The lines with (blah blah ?). Like "He walked in, his bow wa strange." Does that mean he bowed in an odd way, or that he has an odd weapon, or that he had an unusual bow for his fiddle?

All 4 sound really good https://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/girl-meets-farm/episodes/polish-deliciousness Especially the pancakes and the soup.

Tiffany is Trinity's blonde little sister.

Allowing for minor stylistic differences, that's a pretty standard translation. https://www.hebrewsongs.com/?song=abi gezunt https://lyrics.vatteville.net/yiddish/abi_gezunt.en.php https://zemerl.org/song/30

It's about obtaining your objective...winning the war...without having to go to war. The Art of War and The Book of Five Rings are pretty much the same book, one is wholesale, the other retail.

1938 Klezmer

I must be weird (Oh, Shut Up!), but that doesn't bother me. Brass from a couple of lanes over doesn't bother me, even when it lands on me. One time when everything aligned just wrong and I caught a fragment of metal in my left index middle phlanx, that was distracting. (Guy in lane 1 hit the target hanger and I, in lane 8, caught some of the splash). Benched my pistol, grabbed my finger, applied pressure and elevated it, asked the young lady in the lady in the lane next to me to dig my bandana out of my pocket. "What?" "I'm bleeding like a stuck pig, I need you to please get my bandana out of my left front pocket." Then she noticed my odd stance, the blood on the floor, and on my hand . It was really strange, a really, REALLY small cut, maybe 1/8 of an inch, but bled like crazy

Protecting and serving. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMGGj2EuWty/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Similar to a Stirling Engine?

ASSUMPTION: You're an average home cook who doesn't do a whole lot of dicing and chopping every day. There are very effective, easy to use "pull through" sharpeners on the market. One of those, and maybe a set of crock sticks, will take care of your sharpening needs. Or just a good set of crock sticks. I've tried a friend's ceramic knife, and it was amazingly sharp, but they're delicate. Great for slicing, but not for chopping, cutting meat from bones, etc.

Somehow I don't think you'd be shooting Bullseye Pistol using a .25 ACP with a 2" barrel. More like 3 yards "point 'n click interface," looking over the top of the slide.