She’s likely to try…
Please tell me that this damage was NOT covered by her insurance.
That was funny!
And yet, they allow glyphosate to be used in farming and food production. So Roundup bad but glyphoste good?
Did he mean the number of jobs or was it descriptive? As in I have Q jobs?
First comment on X: This is why the Trump administration wanted these released BEFORE the Epstein files.
It's all connected. Learning what we have from the JFK files will put the Epstein data into a fuller context.
Thanks for sharing this. I never knew it existed.
Was thinking the same.
What’s the movie?
Looks to me like they stole an article from the Babylon Bee.
Hubby has gotten more than one of those off-shore calls. They are relentless.
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True. I don't really want to be on it, either. I want it stopped.
Who is actually paying that $8,000? Medicare Part D, prescription drug coverage, is offered through Medicare approved insurance companies. Not by Medicare itself. I agree it's a racket, but it seems like Big Pharma scamming the insurance companies. Which ultimately costs us in insurance.
I read a book in high school called "How To Lie With Statistics." I think that was when I first started questioning everything. It was a short book published in 1954. Today it would need to be much longer to get into tactics such as absolute versus relative numbers, etc.
We had to read it as a short story.
Unmistakable, even with the paint job.
Good point. That would be a very bad precedent.
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I found a company that sells quality linen several years ago and have bought a lot of fabric from them. We only have Hobby Lobby here and ours sounds a lot like yours. There are some other online companies that sell fabric. I am in a couple of FB groups related to sewing so depend on referrals when I order fabric.
Thanks. I should have indicated the sarcasm in saying "I'm Nobody." I was replying to the comment that started out "Nobody makes clothes..." My mom taught me how to sew but I've never been into quilting. I fell in love with sewing because I could be creative and never have to worry about someone else showing up in the same outfit. It really did happen once.
Hi, I'm Nobody. And I know a lot of other nobodies online. Lots of us still make clothes and quilts. I learned to sew in the seventies out of desperation b/c my parents divorce. I make them now because the only things to buy are cheap, ready-made junk made out of petroleum-distillate and plastic fabrics.
Exactly what I’m thinking. Learn to sew. Buy only natural fabrics, preferably organic.