Chicken Rustler, SASS #26680

I still think the field jacket got it right, a zipper with a big tab tied to it so you can use gloves, and snaps instead of buttons.

For some people this is more convenient and for some it's less convenient. Since I go to a restaurant for food it's not really a factor, except for the tip amount.

Exactly! I can't think of any good reason to have anything like this in the kids' curriculum. Maybe sometimes it just sounds like vilifying to you, and it shouldn't, cause we're not the same people they were. Don't sell yourself short. It doesn't matter how often I agree or disagree with you, your opinion is one of the ones here that promotes discussion and critical thinking. I still think some of the things people propose are using critical race theory as justification to change which parts of history can be taught.

Thanks for two comments proving my point. Or maybe you didn't notice anybody trying to use critical race theory as an excuse to ban teaching certain parts of history? Or maybe you think schools are no place to teach theories like "critical race theory" or Marxism or natural rights or dark matter?

It's interesting that some people can see the problem with not teaching this but still want to ban teaching anything that can be labeled "critical race theory".

I looked at a sample ballot and there's a lot of races like that, and I've seen it on previous ballots too. I always thought it was because of the primary and nobody from that party won enough to be on the ballot, was I wrong? Or maybe it's just too expensive to run somebody with no hope of winning?

I read another study that said 6 months was the most likely time for an accident, they concluded it was because that's when you get comfortable with the bike and confident in your abilities and start to get complacent.

Any relation to Christina Amphlett from the Divinyls?

I like it but I haven't seen it for sale in America in a long time. Where are you getting it?

Tell your wife to try stirring a spoonful of yellow mustard into the greens, she might like it instead of just accepting it. As far as acquired tastes, I read somewhere once that our taste buds change over our lifetime and that's why adults can start to like something they didn't like as kids.

Pineapple on pizza is just like a lot of other stuff people love to hate, it's not good enough to go looking for it but it's certainly not bad enough to turn it down. I'd much rather eat something now and then that's just ok than eat the same thing all the time even if it's great.

Does this mean you think cops should only help other cops or people that they decide deserve their help? Maybe that's where some of these attitudes about cops come from. On the other hand, maybe you're just showing your frustration about how all cops get lumped into this attitude. I don't deal with cops that often and always try to give them the benefit of the doubt, but they don't always make that easy to do.

I was surprised some people here think these random stops are ok. If you don't believe banning all guns just in case you might prevent a shooting is a good idea, then how do you convince yourself to support stopping everybody in a car just in case you might prevent a wreck?

I grew up in MS and it was first grade not grade one, and it was elementary school instead of grade school and junior high instead of middle school.

So you're saying trust rich people? But don't trust these rich people? Or only trust the ones who tell you to trust them and don't trust the ones who tell you not to trust the ones you were gonna trust cause they told you to trust them? Yeah, there's definitely some irony going on here.