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No body said he was, the quote was 'If you truly believe that .. then ...' A world of difference.
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I've noticed but I don't see the point of it.
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Why are you posting this, it's not even Christmas yet!
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Left field. Left-right out-field to be precise.
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PBS - Too Hot To Handel: The Gospel Messiah
mike carey replied to Ali Gator's topic in TV and Streaming services
Timeless music (and other forms of art) can survive adaptation, style changes and the imagination of new performers. Purists gonna gripe, others will celebrate its new context. -
Exactly!
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True, but they worked that out hundreds of years ago (and directly in Europe not, I think, from observing native Americans directly). I seem to remember an account of Franklin or Jefferson bringing tomato seeds to the US from Europe as food plants, completing the circle as it were. Whether the idea of pizza developed with tomato or that was a later addition I don't know, I'm just happy it ended up being part of the mix.
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For anyone seeing a massage ad, do "big hands" matter?
mike carey replied to viewing ownly's topic in Questions About Hiring
It was 30° here today, quite the relief after a solid week in the high 30s, my car uses 6 or 7 litres per 100km, and yes it's a 200km drive from here in Tumut to Canberra. I'm 187cm tall but 8 inches is still 8 inches*. * When it's measuring rain, it's 200mm. -
Couple's feud ends 'peacefully' after boyfriend says Reddit ruled that he wasn't the asshole – The Chaser CHASER.COM.AU "Once I told her that I had strangers online judge her, she stopped talking and walked away. Clearly she realised I am... (The Chaser started life as a satirical program on ABC TV and branched into this Onion-like web site.)
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You're absolutely right, and much of it, at least here, is contradicted by other posters. And looking back at the threads about you over the years, there has been a lot of non-gratuitous love for you here! I'm sure, having seen you comment here, there will be members checking, or rechecking your RM ad
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'Class traitor' is an established term in revolutionary and socialist theory, and although originally used as a term for members of the 'working class' or whatever it's called in the society in question, it is also applied to members of the elite who are seen to take the side of the 'others' against them. Mangione readily fits that description.
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'Bastardisation' is one way of looking at it, but there is another way to think about it. That is that a good recipe will be adopted and adapted, it happens here, and I'm sure it happens in the US. If a dish starts as the creation of one chef, it might have a claim not to be changed, but otherwise, in its home region, every cook likely has their own recipe for a local dish. Once a dish has been naturalised in another country, cooks will further adapt it. Some of them will have personal recollections, or a researched understanding, of what a dish was like before it emigrated, and some descendants of the people who also came from the same region will have personal opinions based on either the reality of what the original was, or their post-immigration history of what it became, and many will hold that their family recipe is the only authentic one. Once a recipe moves into the wider community, it will become a 'general idea' rather than a defined thing. If capsicums (bell peppers to y'all) and mushrooms fit into the 'general idea' then why not. In the bit you quoted, @Italiano said 'but generally it has ...' so that implies scope for some variation, even if those two ingredients are not part of the mix. Let a thousand flowers bloom!
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The Ups and Downs of Airlines and Air Travel
mike carey replied to mike carey's topic in The Travel Desk
Random, random, Qantas is acquiring a number of Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 aircraft from WestJet. Because of range limitations, they have to fly the long way, hence: -
Gentlemen, a reminder that Cooper's note closes discussions about the rights and wrongs of the health care system, and the individual and collective actions that affect health outcomes. That includes not replying to points that had been made before the note if they don't relate to the topic of the CEO and his alleged killer. We have hidden several posts that added to the closed elements of the conversation. Thank you for your continued efforts to stay on topic.
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RentMen Payment Confirmation for Escorts?
mike carey replied to londonmark99's topic in Questions About Hiring
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Folks, the Deli is for discussions about escorts, subjects like this are 'general news' and belong in the Lounge. So ....
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No you're not, an escort I chat with had that message a little while ago. I haven't had it, I had this at one stage:
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How About A Holiday Donation To The COM Operation?
mike carey replied to + azdr0710's topic in The Lounge
An interesting question, and not one I had in any way considered. Conflict of interest a matter of both reality and perception, and the latter can trump the former. As a client, I think nothing of whether a provider is a member or a supporter, and I'm certain that it doesn't affect the treatment they receive from the site. I think most participants would see a provider donating as being analogous to people making a donation to a free news site, podcast or substack they like, or a political donation. The vast majority of donors do so because they like what is offered and want to see it continue, a small proportion think that their donation will influence the behaviour of the recipient. I think here, the reality is that it doesn't influence management, and I don't think there is a perception in the membership that it does. With all that, the decision is entirely yours. If you're not comfortable with any perception that being a supporter would give the impression that you were seeking or receiving favourable treatment, don't donate. I don't think any members would see donating as an issue, but equally, I don't think any would think any less of you for deciding not to. -
I have heard that life is possible without screen time, or at least without every conceivable source of content. Who knew? *Typed while sitting at a computer screen with the TV news (free) on*
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@Act25, to add to what Harlow correctly stated, it is indeed useful to include a link if you are asking for comments on the particular masseur that you saw (although that would really belong in the Spa Forum). As I read your original post, that was not what you were asking for. It could also be useful if you want those sorts of comments as well as advice on whether the sort of experience you had is what customers typically have and want in their appointments. Of course, if you aren't interested in comments on the particular masseur, it's fine to raise it here as a 'was this a normal appointment' question without a link. I hope that the comments so far have helped you, and enabled you to more confidently navigate future appointments!
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Not certificate of deposit, I would guess. Seriously though, probably cross-dressing.
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A house with cute neighbours would perhaps be the better option. If they were the owners.
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Occam's razor, no one has commented because no one here has yet tried him. This forum is not the hiring world, there will be escorts none of us here have hired, no matter how often other people have hired them.
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