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I didn't want to get @SSFB all hot and bothered so early in the day That's my favorite of the big three notches in NH. I haven't ever tried the cheese at Harmon's. I think it was either you, or @Whiskey Tango Foxtrot that reminded me that they were even there.

Good morning. Currently cloudy and 43° to start Saturday off.

Wow! Any Chevy teams in the top 10?

I've already got a couple of girls started inside that will take up some of the space My thought was to run to Wally World at some point this weekend to grab a big black trash can. When it's full of water it should make a decent heat sink during the day to help keep it warm at night.

Haha, good to see you too I'm going to finish setting up my mini greenhouse tomorrow. I was able to get the frame setup late this afternoon after the rain letup. I'll keep track of the temps inside on Sunday morning and if it stays 5-10 degrees warmer than outside I'll get some veggies started. We only plan on growing cherry and regular tomatoes, a few varieties of lettuce, summer squash, zucchini, and cucumbers this year.

Micro dosing THC gummy bears works great. Helps with the pain without being fucked up all day. If I want to get high I just smoke little.

Speak for yourself

Chuck Rocha. Screenshot from Twitter. A senior adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders and a member of the negotiating team that recently drafted his presidential campaign’s staff union contract was convicted in 2013 of embezzling funds from a steel workers union. On Wednesday, the Sanders’ campaign announced it had reached an agreement on its historic union contract with United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 400. RELATED STORIES Top Sanders adviser embezzled union funds in 2008 Sanders leads Democratic field in fundraising, but trails Trump Sanders has entered millionaire class, tax returns show Elizabeth Warren campaigns in Bernie Sanders’ shadow Margolis: An opportunity and a test in Bernie’s tax returns Following the announcement, Charles Rocha, a senior adviser who helped orchestrate the agreement, announced on Twitter he was “proud to have been on the negotiating committee” that worked on the contract for Sanders’ campaign staff. Rocha, who also worked for Sanders in 2016, was convicted six years ago for embezzling money from the United Steelworkers Union when he served as political director. In 2013, Rocha was sentenced to two years probation and to pay a $2,000 fine for embezzling United Steelworkers Union funds. Before pleading guilty to the embezzlement charge and being sentenced, Rocha had already been ordered to pay $12,449 back to the union, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Rocha illegally used union money to buy $400 in Stanley Cup finals tickets. He also paid thousands of dollars for golf trips in South Carolina and Florida between the end of 2008 and midway through 2009, according to court documents. VTDigger is underwritten by: Rocha did not return requests for comment. Jeff Weaver, a senior adviser for Sanders, told VTDigger that Rocha had paid the price for his misdeeds and that he is a valued part of the campaign. “Chuck Rocha made a mistake earlier in life and served his probation and paid his fine. He has since established a successful business that has served as a pipeline for young people of color into the world of politics,” Weaver said. Weaver went on to say that by reporting on Rocha, who is Latino, and his criminal conviction, VTDigger was helping to uphold systemic racism. “Sadly, like too many others in our society, the Vermont Digger wants to brand people like Chuck Rocha for life — an attitude that disproportionately impacts black and brown people and poor people,” Weaver said. “This is just another way systemic racism works. It’s disappointing that VTDigger is helping to uphold it.” Rocha’s criminal history received little media attention while he worked for Sanders’ ill-fated 2016 challenge to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. In reaction to a 2016 report in Politico, Weaver, who was Sanders’ campaign manager at the time, said he had no issue with Rocha’s behavior. “It’s not politically sensitive at all,” Weaver told Politico. “I’m not politically afraid of this story at all. Please, I’m asking you to print.” Both the UFCW Local 400 and the United Steelworkers Union would not comment on Rocha’s role in the Sanders campaign or on the union contract negotiations. Rocha, who rejoined the Sanders team in February, is also the president of Solidarity Strategies, a political consulting firm that has been paid $71,750 by the campaign for event planning this year, according to the most recent campaign finance filings. https://vtdigger.org/2019/05/09/top-sanders-advisor-embezzled-union-funds-2008/

I almost went with National Shrimp Day, but thought that TGIF was a better fit this week. The way this spring is going I'm looking forward to 'Thank God it's June'

Good morning gents 43° and raining to kick off this Friday morning.

Hurt his feelings? He's probably got pics of the crash on his Hall of Fame wall in his man cave

Shit, I forgot to pickup popcorn yesterday

You don't measure up...she was looking for the full 9" from Duluth

Saw that this AM on the news. I tried them a few times and didn't care for them.

Good Morning America. Ginger posted a snow pic from Duluth.

@Zambroski Why wasn't it your snow pic on GMA this morning????? That Ginger chick makes my pee- pee go doing, doing, doing

Jayski was the best Nascar news site until ESPN bought it a number of years ago. After they ran the site in to the ground they sold it back to the original owner.

Not me.

Good morning. Currently sunny and 27 on this National Butterscotch Brownie Day. I prefer fudge brownies, but butterscotch will do

guess again....

No one deserves it more than you. Payback for those long ass posts is a bitch, eh?