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What is the brand of the cover? I assume they are nationwide. We were thinking of doing something similar, but the one we were looking at was louvered, and could be open or shut, similar to a pergola.
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So that common sense Twitter thread y'all posted earlier about why Trump voters think the way they do, it looks like Tucker is doing a segment on it.
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Company is Shade Works.
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Is Shelby finally retiring or is she running against him in the primary?
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I live in Idaho…lol. That’s why I’m asking the ?
I think he is retiring.
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Fantastic watch. Thanks for this.
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My Uncle is a 32 degree Freemason. He recommended I read this book. It was great.
Born in Blood: The Lost Secrets of Freemasonry
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there is actually a 20K dairy on the NV/CA border just east of here.
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You serious Clark? I will download this right now if you are legit. I can't imagine a 32 degree free mason would tell you about a book exposing the secrets of the free masons, but if so I am in.
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Probably will sad to say most conservative women have more balls than men today.
Shelby was nothing more than a pet rock just padding his overall wealth. We need people who will shake things up.
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Can you give just a couple bullets on “It was great”? I still want to read it, just curious...my grandfather was a Freemason and I was too young and uninformed at the time to get insight from him before he passed. Truly one of my biggest regrets.
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From what I learned from my Uncle, The Freemasons are not nefarious at all. In fact, the Freemasons have accomplished great good for America. They might even be the reason America exists.
The book ties the Freemasons to the Knights Templar. The Knights Templar had their own “Constitution“ type credos. Much of these Templar credo went into the text of the “Declaration of Independence” and ”The Constitution”. I was always amazed with the writing of The Declaration. How could a group of people create something so profound so quickly? Well they didn’t. They modeled it from hundreds of years of developed ideas that may even have started before the Knights Templar.
It makes sense when you realize how many founding fathers of America are Freemasons. These guys wrote The Declaration of Independence and The Constitution. Many are Freemasons.
All together it is believed that about nine of the fifty-six men that signed the Declaration of Independence were masons, and about thirteen of the thirty-nine that signed the USConstitutions were also masons.
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The Freemasons had to be a secret society after the persecution of The Knights Templar.
(Interesting note: The Pope ordered the arrests of The Knights Templar on Friday the Thirteenth. To this day Friday the Thirteenth is considered a day of bad luck.)
The Freemasons formed and continued to meet in secret to discuss such ideas as freedom and Liberty. Before America was formed, these type of thoughts were a death penalty by all of the European Monarchs and the Catholic Church. Those secret meetings, that were necessary back then, are now continued as a symbolic reverence and reminder to their courageous origins.
(Interesting note: The Pope ordered the arrests of The Knights Templar on Friday the Thirteenth. To this day Friday the Thirteenth is considered a day of bad luck.)
The Freemasons formed and continued to meet in secret to discuss such ideas as freedom and Liberty. Before America was formed, these type of thoughts were a death penalty by all of the European Monarchs and the Catholic Church. Those secret meetings, that were necessary back then, are now continued as a symbolic reverence and reminder to their courageous origins.
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We need a "You're God Damn Right Emmogi ".
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Qanonsense that posted gay porn the other day on the site is Nolesrule
Does anyone still have his details? I haven't completely tracked down StrokerAce, but I think I know who he is too
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Thank youQanonsense that posted gay porn the other day on the site is Nolesrule
Does anyone still have his details? I haven't completely tracked down StrokerAce, but I think I know who he is too
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They don’t tell anyone anything about them.
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This reminds me of Indiana… I lived there for a few years in my late teens / early twenties…
A common response to any question regarding the location of a “lost” item was, “if it were in your ass, you’d know…” I’m talking about an unusual probability here… As in, more times than not, and Indiana native would mindlessly respond this way.
(e.g. Jim: “Hey man, have you seen the remote for the TV?” Chet: “If it were in your ass you’d know…”) [both men laugh, and begin to search for the lost remote - end scene] **Think Dumb and Dumber scene where Lloyd Christmas is at the Christmas “get-together” in his ugly sweater lighting his farts on fire and throwing cashews in his face**
Chet was a fag, tho. I know… Shocker.
Indiana: corn, dirt-based icy road mitigations, unhealthy obsession for college basketball, shitty football programs, KKK, and fags. Prove me wrong.
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I am not opposed to this executive order. I have been a participant on both sides of non-compete contracts. A non-compete has always been difficult to enforce. However it does create a court case where the employee has to instigate and pay a lawyer. So it is still efffective somewhat.
A company can still have NDA contracts. Even harder to prove and enforce Unless blatant. If a technology is a concern, prior art and patent applications create a basis for proof of NDA breakage. I see an expansion in patent law customers.
Something that has been misssed in the Exectutive order was the reduction in licensing requirements for tradesmen. Currently, If you are plumber with a license in Alabama, you can’t go to Florida to help with Hurricane rebuilding unless you get a Florida license. This executive order changes that requirement. Therefore, a contractor does not need to maintain different state licenses for all the states they want to practice in. This is a move that is more conservative than it is liberal. Liscenes are regulation and a tax paid to the states. So this change is both less regulation and less tax.
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If you sue, be sure to name everyone and every entity associated. Got to make it hurt financially. More important is to raise their stress level.
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If the FBI is getting involved, I smell coverup.
Those are the people who will be coming to your door to check on vaccinations. This was their training run and the results are what happens if you say no.
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