Seatofmypants
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and one that isn't 82 fucking years old.
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The sooner dems realize that most republicans want trump to go away the better off they will be. That being said, who wants liz cheney or romney?
We need a middle of the road dem or repub to pull us out of this cycle....really hope it happens in 2024.
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Just now, Deephaven said:
No....although the main difference is corn silage and some soy. Not talking feedlot shit, but family farm TMR. Fat caps get thicker, but the marbling is always well beyond prime.
My man.
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I will say as feeders they are started on grass and moved into the lot when they are like 7-800 lbs. Then they don't see any grass the rest of their days.
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11 minutes ago, Deephaven said:
Steers fed a dairy cow diet are stellar btw.
Are you high? Grain and hay only for my beef.
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9 minutes ago, f7ben said:
Yes the guy I got the wagyu from is a retired big shot architect who does this as a retirement hobby. He does it exactly as you described. It’s insane how different the beef is.
Dad is retired....so that is what he likes to fuck with. That being said, he needs to chill out, he's getting old and I'd hate to see him get hurt around the farm.
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Start a bbq and spice company.
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2 hours ago, f7ben said:
I bought a 1/4 of a Wagyu grown in North Carolina and it was grained its entire life. It’s a different beef experience for sure. I’ve eaten local beef that has had nothing but grass and it tasted like shit.
True story....my pops is finishing out 2 wagyu calves for us (one steer and 1 heifer) I CANNOT WAIT. That being said he finishes out 20 head of angus steers a year so I already eat really good beef as it is...but I'm hoping for next level shit here. Finished in 18 months....he grinds his own feed, bales his own hay, so he controls the whole process. Butcher ages them for right at 30 days before cutting. Devil is in the details.
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13 hours ago, Mainecat said:
I only buy burger from the local butcher who grinds in house.
The perfect medium rare steak?
Using a digital thermo when the center hits 115-120 pull it off the heat and rest 10 minutes.
That isn't medium rare..... pull at 105 or 110 din rest for 10 minutes. Will change your life.
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31 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:
Sounded like 3 shots to me in the video
I guess Canada guns hold only 4 rounds.
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3 minutes ago, ACE said:
50/50
the moron ran up to the car and ripped the door open while wearing a mask. That was stupid
not sure the cop needed to nearly unload his mag to stop the guy though
He shot 19 times? Missed that.
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Just now, spin_dry said:
She was the hysterical accomplice. Hopefully she was charged.
An accomplice with a young kid in the car. Fuck her to.
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1 hour ago, Crnr2Crnr said:
and now that we all took our cheap shots and I did a minute of research... the rest of the story from the other side
hahahahahahahahaha fuck that other side.
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@Mainecat tell the class how gun safety would have saved this poor guy.
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20 hours ago, Mainecat said:
He shouldn’t have been allowed to buy a gun. Better background checks would work but guys like you won’t support them.
Hunter is not a felon.
GUNZ
Would better background checks have helped Hunter check the right box (yes or No) on his 4473?
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5 minutes ago, Mainecat said:
buying a gun as a drug addict and not paying taxes for 2 years…..seems serious. Lock him up….lol
Sooooooooo what you are saying is breaking gun laws is acceptable?
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA. Some of you guys need to go outside, cook some bbq, stop being such partisan shills.
Rates, supply and demand, consumer spending have nothing to do with dropping inflation.......its the "inflation reduction act" thanks president Biden.
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13 hours ago, Crnr2Crnr said:
he's committed to that 2% no matter how long it takes...
of course he helped accelerate the inflammation in the first place but let's not focus on that.
to think, we had a POTUS who wanted to go to zero percentage or negative percentage interest rates... where a bank would CHARGE YOU interest to store your money there. how fucking dumb is that?
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-trump-rates-idUSKBN22P38I
You realize that isn't how it works right? The government would have been paying banks to borrow money from them, not the other way around.....as it typical.
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11 hours ago, EvilBird said:
Yeah truth is the Chinese will prob own us soon.
As soon as all the corporations sold out for cheap labor we were doomed.
Greedy Humans are scum.
China has a population problem. They aren't gonna own the US. US taxpayers have a better chance owning the US then China every will.
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10 minutes ago, Crnr2Crnr said:
You mis-spelled "CDC"
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12 hours ago, SnowRider said:
Repugs are such spineless pussies kissing the ring of a fucking moron
If I were you, or the democratic party I wouldn't be cheering this. If Trump is 100% knocked out of the race/locked up before the election, Biden is going to have a tough time facing a real candidate in the GE.
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25 minutes ago, SnowRider said:
Repugs making excuses and trying to lump Joe on with their total failure
Any elected official that made decisions during covid (starting with the big orange man alllllllllll the way down to the locals) should be held accountable for this. Unexpected mortality rates are 20% higher then average.....why do you suppose that is?
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42 minutes ago, spin_dry said:
Majority of the world went into lockdown. Yet some see it as the dems way to destroy trump. My god what a shitload of retards.
I never mentioned Trump. I will say that this whole thing is totally fucked...and this usually happens when the government is "fixing" something.
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Opppppppppps
We’re into year three of the COVID-19 pandemic. From mask mandates to vaccine passports, government restrictions on our liberties remain in place. But, thankfully, at least in the US, the era of lockdown orders confining Americans’ to their homes to “slow the spread” is over.
Unfortunately, a new meta-analysis of studies shows that all the pain and sacrifice we endured from those orders achieved little—despite their tremendous costs.
The new research review was led by economist Steve Hanke and published by Johns Hopkins University. It evaluated 24 relevant studies examining lockdown stringency, the impact of stay-at-home orders, and the effectiveness of specific restrictions. The meta-analysis concludes that “lockdowns have had little to no effect on COVID-19 mortality.”
Why wouldn’t stay-at-home mandates effectively combat the pandemic? Well, to some extent they simply delayed the inevitable. Plus, research has shown that most COVID-19 spread actually occurred at home.
“Micro evidence contradicts the public-health ideal in which households would be places of solitary confinement and zero transmission,” University of Chicago economist Casey B. Mulligan concluded. “Instead, the evidence suggests that ‘households show the highest transmission rates’ and that ‘households are high-risk settings for the transmission of [COVID-19].’”
So, however disheartening it may be, it’s hardly surprising that Hanke and co. found such minimal public health impact from lockdown policies.
“Stringency index studies find that lockdowns in Europe and the United States only reduced COVID-19 mortality by 0.2% on average,” their new research concludes. "[Stay-in-place orders] were also ineffective, only reducing COVID-19 mortality by 2.9% on average. Specific [non-pharmaceutical restriction] studies also find no broad-based evidence of noticeable effects on COVID-19 mortality.”
But the costs of these draconian measures weren’t minimal at all. They devastated the economy, pummeled the working class, fueled a youth mental health crisis, led to record-breaking drug overdoses, worsened a crime wave, delayed life-saving medical treatments, and so much more.
These devastating results offer a vivid reminder of a crucial lesson. When central planners, in their hubris, ignore the fact that their actions will have sweeping consequences beyond their intentions, human suffering ensues.
“It’s not enough... to endorse legislation that has a nice title and promises to do something good,” economist Robert P. Murphy wrote for FEE. “People need to think through the full consequences of a policy, because often it will lead to a cure worse than the disease.”
When it comes to lockdown policies, the “cure” has indeed proven far more harmful than helpful.
What say the resident bootlickers here that we're preaching about saving humankind.... 2 weeks to flatten the curve....blah blah blah.
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