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A. Wiggins
A. Wiggins
5 years ago

Sorry, didn’t piss me off.  Followed your remarks on the subject  and found very interesting.

GROG
GROG
5 years ago

Great show, especially with the kicking of hind end. and for all you do.

Kyle Noe
Kyle Noe
5 years ago

Hey Jack

“All Summer Long” came out when I was half way through high school and it was played everywhere I went, so I can’t stand it.

But it brought to mind a song I’ve been listening to which is a mirror to “All Summer Long”.

“Invincible” by Tool is about an old warrior who is looking for one last victory.

So here’s a new song about an old guy from a young guy in response to a song about a young guy from an old guy.

https://youtu.be/hxsld16TjSU

Lyrics https://genius.com/Tool-invincible-lyrics

Kyle Noe
Kyle Noe
5 years ago

Its interesting how you relate to it.

My first summer job was at an amusement park at the beach where they played the top 40 summer hits ALL DAY. Then Kid Rock comes on and steals two great songs to make one bubble gum pop song. At least that’s how I felt in the hot summer sun dealing with little kids eating too much sugar.

To paraphrase a famous shark hunter, “I’ll never go into a ride park again without earplugs”

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Sarah in IN
5 years ago

I have eaten low-carb through many Thanksgivings at this point, and I find it easy.  Loaded mashed cauliflower, pork rind stuffing, and things like roasted brussels sprouts with bacon can be amazing dishes to have alongside your delicious turkey.  I’ve even made desserts like pumpkin pie with nut crust or “pumpkin pudding”, and folks who aren’t eating a low-carb diet seem to enjoy all of the things I fix.

If I’m keeping my carbs under 20, it’s likely that I’ll have a few more carbs on Thanksgiving, but it’s not anything ridiculous because the stuff I fix is self-limiting because of the high fat content.

Just my $.02.

MentalArson
MentalArson
5 years ago

Jack, I appreciate you breaking down the abortion debate into such simple terms.

I would like to see the people who want to reduce/end abortion and the people who want to reduce/end  taxation unite behind the idea that the Federal government should not be funding organizations that provide abortions.

I realize the line item is “women’s health”, but if that money needs to be spent, it seems like WIC-type programs could provide all but abortion services.

Many are appalled their tax dollars go to pay for wars that kill people around the world. People who believe unborn babies are people too detest the fact they are compelled to help pay for abortions. I’d like to see both types of government activities reduced or eliminated.

We’re given the A/B choice of for or against abortion, but there’s no reasonable discussion about the government’s role in funding the action. People who support the option for women to abort their babies should put their money where their mouth is in my opinion.

Defining “life” is a tricky business, but it seems like we should err on the side of protecting innocent people on the edges so we don’t go further down the eugenics or euthanasia path.

The future generations we’re stealing from via government debt will some day preside over our health care status. I don’t think that will go well.

JimW
JimW
5 years ago

We tried a storebought cauliflower pizza crust last week.  It wasn’t going to fool anyone but it was pretty darn good for low carb gluten free.  It was good enough that our next step will be to try an online homemade recipe.  Probably from allrecipes.

Richard Hauser
Richard Hauser
5 years ago

As for abortion I agree with a quote from Roe V. Wade: “upon the interim point at which the fetus becomes “viable,” that is, potentially able to live outside the mother’s womb, albeit with artificial aid. [59] Viability is usually placed at about seven months (28 weeks) but may occur earlier, even at 24 weeks”. 

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Roe_v._Wade/Opinion_of_the_Court#ref_59

The idea is that if a group of cells cannot survive without being attached to another life, then it is just a group of cells. As science gets better this number may get shorter.  I found one article that quoted 21 weeks and 5 days.  This also goes for old age, as there is always cases where a life could be saved if organs could be taken from another, but we don’t do that, unless they volunteer.  Any other action enslaves one to serve the other.