When deciding between new and used, don’t forget excise taxes - if your state has them.

It doesn’t look like they’re hunting, more like breaking clay pigeons. There might be a launcher on those boxes. They might also be hand-launching and those are just the boxes the clays came in.

I’ve got an ancestor from Germany who fought in the Revolutionary War - on the wrong side, but still. FWIW, a large proportion of the Hessian mercenaries hired to the British army either stayed after the war, or went to Hesse and came back with their families.

Undocumented immigrants come to the United States because thousands of companies and private individuals here hire them

Yex!

You mean, of food produced in the US, right? Hardly counts as immigrants if it’s grown by Mexicans - in Mexico.

Because stainless steel is typically nonmagnetic. There are a couple of kinds of SS (ferritic) that are magnetic, but it’s quite unusual in sheet - and that’s what got used to cover the fridge.

So... Prosperity Gospel?

Ford “being clumsy” is a bad rap. He was just a lot more active than previous presidents. Stuff like skiing involves falling down. He also did the one thing the nation needed (pardon Nixon) to start the healing process post Watergate, even though it ended his career - and he must have known that it would.

the fact they lost a war they started in order to perpetuate human slavery.

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Given how much less likely a white person is to be convicted of a crime, what we really need is a way to support victims of white criminals.

You seem to misunderstand net neutrality. Charging more for higher usage is not related: ISPs can charge in usage tiers (or even per byte) under NN - they just can’t create a “fast lane” and a “slow lane” and charge more for any provider that wants their data delivered via the “fast lane”.

Why focus on cable? The issue is “last mile” Internet connectivity.

It was a long time ago (mid ‘60s) and I still cringe when I get reminded of it.

Still remember the time I took a big swig from the jar in the fridge that I thought was ice coffee...

OK, so he won* the election. One of his campaign promises was to build a wall - with Mexican money. So he can have his wall - as soon as he has his Mexican money. His supporters weren’t voting to build a wall with American money.

Speaking of roux, IMO, it’s easier in the microwave. You don’t have to keep stirring, so can focus on something else.

Old-ish guy here. The one thing that’s helped me is my own recipes, meaning that when I try something, I write down what/how I cooked (quantities, temps, and times). Once done preparing, I evaluate, and write down how it might improve.

Unless those rubber handles can handle being in the oven at 425-500F, don’t even try. Even then, you need to get the teflon off first. If it’s an aluminum pan with teflon, take it to a machine shop and have it bead blasted with a follow-on of walnut shell blasting. Then you can season the raw aluminum. I’d suggest…