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by jriot 6y ago
As other people have alluded it is called processing as killing is one portion. We processed 100 chickens a month ago at my neighbor's house. The first step is to put two small slits in the artery on their neck while they hang upside d
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by jriot 6y ago
We have four chickens for eggs and one rooster. They are about as easy an animal as you can have. If you have a fenced-in backyard you can let them roam around all day, they will eat all the bugs back there. This is good for as we live in s
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by jriot 6y ago
Correct. An example would be to look around military bases or colleges that cater to the military. Rents are often on par with BAH (Basic Housing Allowance) and college's per credit hour is often near the $750 rate.
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by jriot 6y ago
I live in south Louisiana and I am often outside without a shirt or sunscreen on, my skin is not damaged.
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by jriot 6y ago
It might not net you a 7-pack, but it could possibly net you an 8-pack.
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by jriot 6y ago
The size of milk is easily explainable. I, a 230 lbs powerlifter am roughly five times larger than you at 50 lbs. My body requires more calories, nutrients than yours does. They can easily see that I am much larger than them, so it makes se
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The Three Equations for a Happy Life, Even During a Pandemic(theatlantic.com)
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The case for raising a mediocre kid(vox.com)
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Rich countries try radical economic policies to counter Covid-19(economist.com)
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by jriot 7y ago
Could we all just not carry our phones everywhere we go.
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by jriot 7y ago
I left out a few instructions, good catch!
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by jriot 7y ago
As a Cajun, it amuses me to read the comments. We'll boil up some crawfish, break them in half, eat the meat, suck the head, chuck it, do it again.
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by jriot 7y ago
As a Cajun, I approve of this definition.
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by jriot 7y ago
You can do that in certain parts of the US. Idaho and Alaska for example largely fit your descriptions.
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by jriot 7y ago
I have fallen over on the ground after 20 miles of running in both legs my quads and hamstrings were cramping. I got up and ran another 10 miles. Didn't have any choice, either run 5 miles back to the check-in table or 10 miles to fini
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by jriot 7y ago
And kids who had social skills yet struggled with math still had to do math. School isn't just the Rs, it's also about learning how to function in a society with other people.
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by jriot 7y ago
You could totally be drinking whole if you wanted to. Whole milk is where it is at! Full flavor while leaving you feeling satisfied.
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by jriot 7y ago
You're going to have to lift for many years before that happens. I went from 165 lbs to 235 lbs over 4 - 5 years, and ended up having a powerlifting total of 1,405 lbs. I didn't even use supplements, just good old fashion whole fo
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by jriot 7y ago
Are you a commie, not liking buttered toast, what world am I living in here?
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by jriot 7y ago
I've curated my 2020 list over the last few months, eventually splitting it in two; 2021 has been started, but below is my 2020 list. Brave New World Catcher in the Rye (3rd read) Tom Sawyer The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn War and P
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by jriot 7y ago
But you need to be AI data driven! j/k Completely understandable.
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by jriot 7y ago
Will you all have a need for data scientists?
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by jriot 7y ago
Cajun food is unique to the region as it was developed when Acadian immigrants fled Canada while incorporating the cultures of the region at the time. If anything it is quintessentially American.
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by jriot 7y ago
The atomic family model is not antiquated. The majority of the country follows that model with research demonstrating that is the best path for success.
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by jriot 7y ago
You obviously haven't been to the southern portion of the country. Louisiana - Cajun country near Lafeyette, Creole in New Orleans, has a strong food culture. It is a sin down here not to be able to make your own roux.
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by jriot 7y ago
While I would love to get coffee, I live in New Orleans now. You mention weather right now being gross up there, which I remember clearly. Today it will be 72 and sunny here. I wonder if the weather causes social issues, unknowingly?
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by jriot 7y ago
While the culture is different, the difference I see, is that people in the NW want to keep to themselves, where other places people want to share.
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by jriot 7y ago
Good to know! Where do you find people speaking Cajun French in Louisiana? We went to the Festivals Acadiens et Créoles a few months ago, the only time I heard French was in the music, no one seemed to use French during a conversation.
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by jriot 7y ago
Interesting. I lived in the PNW for 15, maybe more years of my life - AK, WA, and ID. Washington was certainly unique in attempting meeting people.
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by jriot 7y ago
The PNW is terrible for community building. I recently moved to the deep south and the overall vibe is much different, much more focused on community.

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