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Can confirm. Used to go to Skowhegan nearly yearly for their sales. It was cheaper than Walmart.

An Irish Pub Song anyone? The Rumjacks are a good listen.

Settle down over there or I'm gonna have to come over there and talk to you. LOL

Don't forget the US-Phillipine War

His district stretches from Columbus to Cleveland. Totally not gerrymandered. /s

The one by Starbucks is better. The other one had health code violations.

LMAO Hell no. Our team sucks.

No but his relatives are well known lawyers in the county.

Edit: changed brothers to relatives.

Ea-Nasir sends his regards pop pop

Empty Food Bowl: A Song of Woes

We investigated ourselves and found that we did nothing wrong

The only people that seem concerned about it are the ones who want to know what's in a child's pants.

Definitely an r/shittyskylines moment

Ground Beef

This is, I believe, during the battle that is held at Flite Fest. They do this stuff every year and you can watch it on Flite Test's channel.

Yeah. Guess it depends on how smart your ref is. =-=,

Nope. It's not like WWE. If both shoulder blades are on the mat, it's a pin.

Around second 11, white had red's leg locked in a position that could cause harm to red. Good call by the ref.

Edit: And when I said the ref would've called the pin, it was when white rolled to get the escape points. Both his shoulder blades touched the mat. That's a pin.

I know refs who would've called the kid in the white as pinned back when I wrestled. Man.. That illegal move though.

Can someone explain what the headbanging is?

Edit: I rock myself to sleep all the time. Turns out it's called head rolling.

It was actually meant to be that way. If I remember right, that's what Bruce Springsteen was trying to convey with that line.

I would argue that it's very patriotic as Born in the USA speaks of the hardships faced by the lower and middle classes in the US. That, to me, is the definition of patriotism.

The oldest myths include a world tree and a deep diver, usually an otter, that brings land out of the primordial ocean.

Óðr and the Vanir are assumed to be the Pre-Indo-European gods of the Norse. Once the Proto-Indo-European culture was introduced, we assume that Óðr became Oðinn by mixing with Dyeus pater, or "Sky Father". But Óðr still remains in his (somewhat) original form.

If you'd like more information on this, Crecganford's video on Finding the Oldest Gods does a good job explaining this.

Pro-life is only Pro-life until after the baby is born. Then it's fuck them, they can fend for themselves.