The majority of them will do what the orange master tells them, what RFK promises to do and what he actually can do is moot
The Trump Presidency - Part 2
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to celebrate rare back-to-back victories for Manchester United! They analyse the late win in the Europa League vs. Rangers and then try and find things to analyse in a pretty dour game vs. Fulham. They also chat about the latest Marcus Rashford news, and look at the latest transfer news.
Your point was that they are "keeping Trump at bay" when they are not. They are folding to him and empowering him to burn decades of progress to the ground across multiple fields and disciplines.
That is what my analogy was referring to.
When it all goes wrong, he isn't going to look after all the people who kissed his arse while he was ruining the gaff. He will do what he's always done when the shit hits the fan and stab the backs of everyone and anyone he worked with along the way to save his own rotten neck.
I have no doubt that you have to avoid lots of stuff. If I moved to the USA I would be 500lbs after a year. I understand how bad much of their processed food is as we have banned it here in the UK. Chlorinatod chicken is the prime example I can think of, but my point still stands that not everything can be bad? Personal weight gain can't simply be blamed on poor produce etc, it's got to come down to what they eat, how much and how often they eat and how they exercise?
The rest of the world will continue to use Gulf of Mexico....
It's only the USA who will use different. Yet another great move to isolate the USA from the rest of the world.
And that's the disappointing thing, he's clearly unfit for office but the Republicans are cowards.
I don't eat poultry but the chlorination is a hygiene/standards issue rather than a quality one, same with the eggs.
Regarding the processed food, it's crap obviously but so is much of processed food in the UK and Europe, Red 40 being banned is a favourite one as is Yellow 5, except they aren't really because they are they exact same chemicals as E129 and E102, the main difference is that over there the foods that containing them are required to have warning labels which they don't here
One odd flip is ice cream, UK ice cream cannot be called ice cream in the US, I forget the exact details now but it's down to the % of the mlik/cream ratio, apparently the minimum in the UK is 10% and here it's 20%, I wonder if that explains why Häagen-Dazs and Ben and Jerry's are popular in the UK despite being expensive!
Assuming it has been noticed previously that Michael Bennett sounds exactly like Mr Mackey from south park
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Of couse they have, they knew it would never fly in the courts, now the narrative will be the liberal judges stopped us doing what we said we would do so blame the Democrats
This is what they are going with currently
Although I wouldn’t believe anything coming from the White House.
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I honestly don't know anyone who eats Ben & Jerry's or Hagen Das.... But I get your point.
The UK isn't much better and has a high obesity issue too. It's mainly down to the same as everywhere else, processed and fast food, poor diet and lack of exercise.
People just need to admit they like food and can't be arsed to exercise. Or they like alcohol or they can't be arsed to cook or buy healthy meals. Aside from a few medical conditions, it's really as simple as that.
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Well it's not entirely all that but I do live in the south and all due respect to Louisana it's probably not the healthiest state (everything is fried!) so I did bash American food at large but it's not all entirely bad but there's a lot of chemicals and additives that are banned in the EU, I belong to a Expat Group on Facebook and it's one of the main things that is moaned about (we are Brits after all) bread being high up on that list, completely different and yes there are options especially these days as opposed to when I first came over.
But I was a skinny guy when I first came and now I am again, I am pretty fit, I (doubt still mind) can or say did the 100m in a PB of 11.7secs and played footy on the wing, I cycle around 20miles every couple of days, now with all of that... I go back to a real American diet I pack on the pounds like it's no tomorrow, if I stay within what I now know what to eat then Im in a healthy range but what's weirder, everytime I go back home to jolly England and eat everything I used to eat, by the end of the trip I've lost weight, that could be a number of coincidental things as I used to live in London and it's alot more walking obviously.
I'm sure you don't wanna know my entire life story and not to derail the thread off course
but I do believe Americans can benefit from removing the likes of Red40/Blue/Yellow (yes I know, to a point) and have cleaner ingredients in their food, you only gotta compare the likes of Doritos or Crisps in general/Yogurts/Ice Cream to the UK counterparts or European and see the differences, there is also A LOT more sugar in things here..
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So when is she getting confirmed?
This is what I would call a demolition.
Not only he mentioned several points of Kenedy's insanity (which you know, the right actually love), but ended it with the question about abortion, the one thing in his life Kenedy was correct about.
I do not think it would change much for the 'love Jesus, must not do abortion, but it is fine to gun people afterwards' lunatics, who will still vote for him though.
I dont know if you are brittish, but saying "is disappointing" in the situation the US is living in, is the most brittish thing to say
Well it's not entirely all that but I do live in the south and all due respect to Louisana it's probably not the healthiest state (everything is fried!) so I did bash American food at large but it's not all entirely bad but there's a lot of chemicals and additives that are banned in the EU, I belong to a Expat Group on Facebook and it's one of the main things that is moaned about (we are Brits after all) bread being high up on that list, completely different and yes there are options especially these days as opposed to when I first came over.
But I was a skinny guy when I first came and now I am again, I am pretty fit, I (doubt still mind) can or say did the 100m in a PB of 11.7secs and played footy on the wing, I cycle around 20miles every couple of days, now with all of that... I go back to a real American diet I pack on the pounds like it's no tomorrow, if I stay within what I now know what to eat then Im in a healthy range but what's weirder, everytime I go back home to jolly England and eat everything I used to eat, by the end of the trip I've lost weight, that could be a number of coincidental things as I used to live in London and it's alot more walking obviously.
I'm sure you don't wanna know my entire life story and not to derail the thread off course
So.... Diet.
I get it, I really do, especially living where you do. I'd be living out on bbq, ribs and shellfish, corn drenched in butter, fried chicken and fish, homemade pies the lot.
But you have just said yourself the sugar content is higher in everything and you walk less... You have won your own argument.
Sadly, it's a price you have to pay for where you live, or you're just going to have to get out and exercise more.
Btw, I was a 180lbs ripped gym monkey. 5 days a week, healthy diet and hard manual labour job as a fisherman. Then boat skipper who trained non stop. Now a 2 pub landlord surrounded by alcohol and often can only eat takeaways at silly hours. I'm 210lb now and definitely not ripped, I feel your pain.
What a disaster.
Let’s take a moment to thank the 2001-2 government for creating the current executive format that allows the president to rule like a king.
That sure showed those terrorists!
Let’s take a moment to thank the 2001-2 government for creating the current executive format that allows the president to rule like a king.
That sure showed those terrorists!
https://apnews.com/article/trump-si...on-crackdown-30a34248fa984d8d46b809c3e6d8731a
Trump is going to be sending undocumented immigrants to Guantanamo Bay.
Trump is going to be sending undocumented immigrants to Guantanamo Bay.
That's one way for a veggie to ger a bit of protein I suppose.
Prepackaged US bread is rightfully high on that list - it's disgusting yet my wife loves it (she's American)Well it's not entirely all that but I do live in the south and all due respect to Louisana it's probably not the healthiest state (everything is fried!) so I did bash American food at large but it's not all entirely bad but there's a lot of chemicals and additives that are banned in the EU, I belong to a Expat Group on Facebook and it's one of the main things that is moaned about (we are Brits after all) bread being high up on that list, completely different and yes there are options especially these days as opposed to when I first came over.
But I was a skinny guy when I first came and now I am again, I am pretty fit, I (doubt still mind) can or say did the 100m in a PB of 11.7secs and played footy on the wing, I cycle around 20miles every couple of days, now with all of that... I go back to a real American diet I pack on the pounds like it's no tomorrow, if I stay within what I now know what to eat then Im in a healthy range but what's weirder, everytime I go back home to jolly England and eat everything I used to eat, by the end of the trip I've lost weight, that could be a number of coincidental things as I used to live in London and it's alot more walking obviously.
I'm sure you don't wanna know my entire life story and not to derail the thread off course
In-store bakery bread, whilst still having some crap in itis way, way better and at least is edible
I actually get my bread in Aldi, their Sourdough and Italian are reasonaly good and are pre-packaged, I also get cheese from there as well as some odds and ends of Euorpean stuff they have
Find yourself and Aldi and/or a Lidl - Trader Joe's might be an option because it's really the US brand of the other German Aldi
So back to the 1990s again.
But el salvador mega prison style i presume
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I am, yes and its an understatement in this case!
In any semi functioning company this would cause heads to roll but instead these clowns are running the fkin United States of America
It’s been only 9 days folks. 1452 more days left…
Taking a play from the El Salvadorian President, in the words of South Park - Simpsons already did it.
There's a freaking cheeto in the white house!
January feeling like it's never going to end isn't helping at all.
Well he's opening his first internment camp, so there's somewhere to send the unbelievers now.
I‘m also in the US. You can buy food without crap in it. I read labels and avoid many things.Well it's not entirely all that but I do live in the south and all due respect to Louisana it's probably not the healthiest state (everything is fried!) so I did bash American food at large but it's not all entirely bad but there's a lot of chemicals and additives that are banned in the EU, I belong to a Expat Group on Facebook and it's one of the main things that is moaned about (we are Brits after all) bread being high up on that list, completely different and yes there are options especially these days as opposed to when I first came over.
But I was a skinny guy when I first came and now I am again, I am pretty fit, I (doubt still mind) can or say did the 100m in a PB of 11.7secs and played footy on the wing, I cycle around 20miles every couple of days, now with all of that... I go back to a real American diet I pack on the pounds like it's no tomorrow, if I stay within what I now know what to eat then Im in a healthy range but what's weirder, everytime I go back home to jolly England and eat everything I used to eat, by the end of the trip I've lost weight, that could be a number of coincidental things as I used to live in London and it's alot more walking obviously.
I'm sure you don't wanna know my entire life story and not to derail the thread off course
Processed food has stuff in it designed to repress your body signals telling you you ate enough, so you eat more.
There is more sugar in things, that‘s true.
Sweeteners aren‘t the answer either. They are toxic and mess up your metabolism.
It‘s best to skip sugar, substitute it with things like honey or maple syrup, or use very moderate amounts.
Lifestyle for me here is different than in Europe, with more driving and less opportunity for exercise.
My strategy : keep listening or reading the news to a minimum and focus on my own stuff.
I‘m not gonna let orange conman ruin my day every day.
Anytime I hear or see the word I think of this meme.
Yes exactly