I would have picked 2 too
12.03.2026 05:19
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I would have picked 2 too
Ever given ship beached in 2021
Next flange was 516°F upon completion
You don’t need to apologize. I completely empathize. You’re going through a lot and I’d say your response was completely normal given everything.
The highlight of my day was skeeted out earlier. Just searching for distraction from the intense monotony.
Had I known you’re feeling this way in this moment I wouldn’t have sent a cheeky 😬.
FWIW, middle age sucks. It’s just blah all around on top of the wider world feeling like it’s teetering on the edge of the abyss.
Score for a colour pallet differentiation game
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Dropped 41 °F in 24 minutes. I figure it started at ~360 °F surface temp. On the griddle at home that is just a bit too hot for grilled cheese to get really melty.
I’d say this experiment was a great success.
Also, ingredients. 2 day old Garlic and parm beer bread, Costco bacon (low sodium version), PC black forest ham, Kraft cheese slice, 1 pan fried egg (medium yolk), lots of butter.
I’m going to check it in 20 minutes to see how much it’s cooled to know where I started.
Currently the flange is at 322 °F. Had I waited until now to start it would probably reheated more evenly.
8.5/10 for heating quality. Outside was crisp and crunchy. Process cheese was melted, bacon, ham and egg were lukewarm. Little cooler flange would have let me leave it on for longer. Still delicious. 😅
A home made egg McMuffin heating up on a just welded flange
I cleaned off this just cladded hot flange with acetone to remove welding fume and now I’m heating up my home made egg McMuffin. Check back in 5 min.
America is a serial killer state.
There’s no way around that. It has been so since the end of WWII and remained so after the end of the Cold War.
America throws bombs around with total impunity, and Americas are largely desensitized, they accept this as long as it’s happening quietly.
From Pete Hegseth to Dick Cheney to Henry Kissinger,
This is normal. This has always been normal, as long as I’ve been alive and before that.
America murders millions of people, the global death toll eclipses Nazi Germany many times over. How many children were killed by DOGE cuts alone?
Sorry, but I hate that Americans dropping bombs on children is suddenly being treated as aberrant for some reason.
America killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians, in fact, I vividly remember bombs dropped on a wedding.
This is how America always conducts itself. Torture and murder.
Based on what I can see, I'm at 99% certainty that we never discover time travel.
re. my last RT: a friend at work made this Alberta Baby Names site, which is also very cool, includes which names are trending up and declining. Liam had a big dip last year, the reign of terror may be ending albertababynames.lovable.app
Post your favorite Lord of the Rings character. Wrong answers only.
This is the “happiness” and “liberation” @billmaher & @MarshaBlackburn think the Iranian people should be grateful for
These allegations of child rape are horrific. They back up the story of Jane Doe, another 13-year-old victim.
The American courts, police, politicians and media know that the President of the United States is an accused child rapist and abuser.
Horrifying.
www.politico.com/news/2026/03...
The fact the Peter Boghossian is embracing him is enough 🚩🚩 for me.
Canada should start building and stockpiling cheap attack drones.
Face morph of Kristi Noem into Noam Chomsky, made in FaceFilm (not AI)
Kristi Noem Chomsky. Is this anything?
Missing from the family photo is my grandpa’s twin Mildred who recently passed away, in her sleep, on her family dairy farm in eastern Ontario. She was 95. She was the yin to grandpa’s yang. Proper, polite and incredibly kind. A knitter of many mittens and socks. She had a great sense of humour too.
B&W photo of on couple sitting at a table with a layered cake. Photo from 1941
Family photo with names from 1941
46TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT MILLFIELD Millfield, Dec. 12.—A very pleasant social evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wright, of this place when more than one hundred friends and neighbors gathered to extend their congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Wright, it being the forty-sixth anniversary of their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, nee Sarah Little, both of this locality, were married by the late Rev. Mr. Fal-corner, of Reedse, Thared, Ernest, of Reedsdale, Harold, Thetford Mines, and Charley, resides with girls, his parents, who and two Ruby, Mrs. Roy Walker, of Adderley, and Hilda, Mrs. Kenneth Mathers, of Thetford Mines, were born to this union. A very unique and pleasant feature of the evening was that all their children were present, also sin-lair daughters-in-laws sons-in-law and all of their eight grandehildren except one, who was unavoidably absent. Dancing and cards were enjoyed until midnight, when a delicious lunch was served. The large three- storeyed bridal cake, decorated in white and silver, made by Mrs. James Grady and Mrs. Ernest Wright, of Reedsdale, caused much favorable comment. After lunch severai songs by Mri Cromarty Cruikshank were thoroughly enjoy-Mr. and Mrs. Wright were the recipients of many gifts, consisting of articles of cut glass, table linen and money testilying to the esteem which they are held by their large circle of friends and acquaintances
Brief Life History of Sarah Ann x When Sarah Ann Little was born on 2 March 1870, in Maple Grove, Ireland, Mégantic, Quebec, Canada, her father, George Little, was 26 and her mother, Frances Hill, was 26. She married William George Wright on 5 November 1895, in Inverness, Mégantic, Quebec, Canada. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 2 daughters. She lived in Inverness, Mégantic, Quebec, Canada for about 30 years. She died in 1947, at the age of 77, and was buried in Inverness, Mégantic, Quebec, Canada.
Here’s something where I’m not complaining about our government.
A photo of my GG grand parents, G grand parents, grandpa (lower left of family photo) and family in 1941. William George and Sarah Ann at their 46th wedding anniversary.
And far too many of us are suckers and fools, falling for it time and time again. Insanity.
lucky, to exploit our good fortune. But we choose the same path over and over again. No vision. No foresight. No courage to do it differently. Nope. Status quo. Same as it ever was. And then our “leaders” blame outsiders for our problems. Ottawa, the left, NDP, now immigrants. It’s all bullshit.
Instead of realizing how lucky we are to live I a place with abundant natural resources that we could truly use to our advantage (building the HTF) we decide/demand “lower taxes!” and run deficits in the hopes of another oil revenue boom. We literally may only have another 10 years, if we’re…
