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AD says

At least we get at least 8 and 1/2 months of beach weather and the water visibility is +40 feet and the beach sand is white.

Derailing the post a bit, but I don't think people understand the panhandle. Hands down the best beaches in America. I just don't think many people active in the present or past on patnet have ever been there. I literally think AD and I are the only ones that have been. Maybe I'm wrong.

Pensacola, Destin and Panama City are your bigger places with more food and entertainment options. My preference is Navarre Beach. I drive over to Fort Walton but haven't stayed there. Cool smaller town. St. George Island is cool if you got $$$. Stay in the Plantation. Appalachicola is a cool which is the nearest big town. No high rises anywhere there.

I actually don't want people to go there. Navarre I think has agreed to not build any new towers. National sea shore park to the east. Super quiet all things considered. Kind of shitty food options, at least the last time I was there. But you can drive over to Pensacola, Fort Walton, Destin for more options. On a calm day, it's the US mainland Caribbean.

WookieMan says

I literally think AD and I are the only ones that have been. Maybe I'm wrong.

I have been to Pensacola. They had the concrete bathtub boat races going at the time.

Thinner crackers:

zzyzzx says

When I spot a bread machine at the thrift store, it's time to get back into it. Right now I just make Pancakes and Johnny Cakes and Corn Pone for myself and the kids for weekend breakfast. Teaching the eldest how to make the basic flour recipes, surprisingly he loves bannock and simple pan breads, plain!

zzyzzx says

Spotted at Dollar Tree:

King Size is often the old standard size or close to it.

AmericanKulak says

bread machine

Yes, best ever homemade dinner rolls and for loaves you can make variations like parmesan bread.

https://babylonbee.com/cleanArticle/white-house-claims-terrible-economy-is-just-a-deepfake

Hair dye:

Now 2oz less almonds:

https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/1804208288503890169

The_Deplorable says

https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/1804208288503890169

Unless a blue state unexpectedly swings red, the election will come down to 5 or so swing states. In those states, it will come down to certain districts, and that is where the cheat will be. For example, Virginia will vote for Trump, but a blue district like heavily populated Fairfax County will "find" tens of thousands of votes late into the night after the polls close. If the number of needed fraud votes is high enough, they can add another DC suburban county into the cheat. Anyone who tries to expose or prevent the cheat risks arrest by the FBI or local police for "election interference.

I say this because during the during the 2021 Governers race, the Dems had 30,000 unsigned votes in Fairfax County waiting for a judge to bless them if needed. Fortunately, the Republican Glen Youngkin was over 60,000 votes ahead, so the Dems did not bother with the fake 30,000 votes.



That 30,000 unsigned votes was just one part of the steal, the Dems had planned to fraud some western Virginia counties, but unlike the 2020 Presidential race, the Republicans had manned every precinct, so that Dem fraud was thwarted.

Thus, the election will not come down to how many votes Trump gets, as Trump will be way ahead. The result will be determined by how well the Republicans can thwart the well planned vote fraud that will be implemented by the Dem/RIno alliance. Risky, as the DOJ will harass any whistle blowers and the blue district judges will refuse any investigations into vote fraud due to "lack of standing."

https://genesiustimes.com/white-house-report-inflation-is-way-down-after-excluding-gas-food-housing/

On less bar:

1 oz less:

https://rudy.substack.com/p/its-not-illegal-if-congress-is-complicit

So should one be allowed to claim a capital loss on cash one is holding?