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Why is it rare to see white men and black women together ?
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people do not become thugs coz of their complextion, but coz the man is szstematicallz keeping them poor frustrated and with no other options but to become thugs.
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To some people, becoming a thug is
no option
, no matter the external circumstances. Blaming your own lack of morals on "the man" isn't going to help anyone, least of all you.
zour family made it dispite racims, but that doesnt mean that there is not racial discrimination.
if people living in the ghettos were white there wld be no ghettos in the modern american meaning of the word.
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We agree on the bolded part, you just think "the man" is to blame, I do not.
and most africian man are decent people, aome arent jsut like in any other race.
or are some of u claiming that someones completion is somehow related to him being violant or not?
that is plain sick tyo think that way!
if anyone is violant white males have a history of vioalnce, throughout HISTORY.
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Replace white men with British and you're right. The Irish were under the British fucking heel for far longer than that. We weren't just slaves. We were hung for celebrating our culture, raped and tortured. At one point the British tried to "breed" us out with First Night.
Fast forward a few hundred years and we come to America and we basically do the work the freed slaves were doing for pennies and room and board, treated like slaves. Oh, yeah, and we had indentured servitude. Basically, we got shipped to America in droves and then had to work off the shipping cost for the rest of our lives in service by building railroads etc. Basically slavery.
Wasn't just the Irish, the Polish (my other Ancestors) had to go through the same thing. The British got to sit pretty and drink their tea while the other "white people" slaved away in the ditches right next to the "black people".
Black people weren't alone, and there are cultures that have experienced it for far longer than 400 years. I've got slave roots that go all the way back to Ancient Egypt on one side, and Ancient Rome on the other.
So please take your "white guilt" somewhere else. This isn't me being racist. This is me tired of racism.
Power to the People.
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ok. i agree with everything you said about the treatment of irish in the monarchy, and oversees.
without any doubt it's all true.
that is precisly why, when marching on washington in '68, irish boys and girls wore pins that saii "kiss me, i'm irish", and why we never see "kiss me, i'm british pins",
still it's not the same, if you wld just listen to what i'm saying.
while the stereotype for irish is that they are happy go lucky, lovely people who might like to have a pint too many, ever so often, (not even a stereotype really, and not bad at all.)
correct me if i'm wrong, but at it's worst, irish stereotype in USA was, short tempered, have too many kids....
fast forward to 21 century, i was hit by a person 5 times physically stronger than me, not a year ago, becuase white people, and millions of them, over 400 years - were saying, chanting, shouting, writing, screaming, that west africans are "tall, physically superior but have smaller brains and have a face like apes."
did you begin, already to see how it is not the same being a poor white person, from an opressed country, or even an indian poor person from india, (not USA, however) as being black, particulary of west and south african decend?
tell me which part of it don't you agree with?
can you for one minute really listen to what i am saying, or are you used to making people blindly obey you, just coz you can, coz that doesn't fly with me, i demand to be treated as an equal, or we don't have to interact at all.
i assure you, i don't have white guilt, since i only look white, but don't really feel much white at all.
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Do you know anyone who has won a lottery?
We had neighbors, growing up, who won a few hundred thousand. That represented more than they would probably ever have at one time. So they took a round the world trip, came home for a year, and then divorced.
My mom had a girlfriend who won $1M in the lottery while she was a law school student. At the time, She was dating and eventually married a very successful attorney, thirty years her senior. Immediately upon winning, she told my mother, "Now I have some power in this relationship!" They are still married, some 25 years later, and seem very happy.
Just made me wonder. Do you know people who have won? What has been the impact on their lives?
My cousin's husband one $170.00.They missed the big pay off by one number. As they are well off to start, it really didn't impact their lifestyle.
What I didn't like was a comment he made about about he could do something or other if he won the lottery. Meaning the multi million dollar payoff.
He does not have a good relationship with either of hs daughters. He gave them a $1,000 each. This amoount to me clearly showed his lack of feelings for them. I know, some of you might be saying that this was nice to give them something.
Long before I knew him, my father-in-law won $10,000 in the state lottery. He used some, or maybe all, of it to pay for my husband's college education at a private university. Back then, mid-to-late 1970's, $10,000 would have covered about 3 years. Now it covers a quarter of one year.
Maybe some was saved for my SIL's education? Not sure about that, I've only ever heard it paid for my husband's. It's been used as a method to try to induce guilt. :-(
My FIL continues to play the lottery but I don't know that he's ever won anything of significance after the first win.
There was a local family that won about $340 million in the lottery. I work in a RE office and one of the agents was friends with them before (and after) the lottery, so I have met one of them. They seem to be handling it very well, and have started a local foundation and have supported the local schools.
I just don't know why it's set up where someone would win $340 million. I would rather see 340 people win $1 million, or say 680 win a half. I think I'd be more likely to play. It would be fun to dream what I'd do, for sure a trip around the world but I'd stay married.
One day a Korean student got a call in the middle of class. She went out to take it (it was her husband). She came back in and told us, somewhat disbelieving, that they had won $14,000. We never saw her again after that day; I like to think they used the money to learn English : )
Cool about that family, terri. Who is it who pays for kids from a certain area down there to go to college if they get a good gpa? Is it the local gov't? Or a private party?
I so agree with you natesgram. My favorite are the stories of regular working class people who get in a group and buy a ticket and win.
One recent story was a group winning and one peron was out that week and I can't believe that the group didn't let hm in on it. We had this discussion at work and we all felt that if we contributed for years with the same group, then we would split with the same people regardless if someone didn't put in on one occassion. What a few million between friends, right?
My mom won a little over $17K in the Florida lottery some years back. Gave me $1000, which was very nice of her.
My parents were quite well-off at the time, so certainly it was fun for her, but not the impactful thing it would be for someone in a less financially comfortable position.
I worked in a dry cleaners in college. My boss the owner won the take 5 and it was about $100K. He paid off all his debts, and bought a new car. After that it was business as usual.
I often wonder how things would change if I won. It would be so nice to finish fixing up my fixer upper home and be able to hire someone to do it instead of being a weekend warrior with DH! It has been a LONG 5 years of projects, it's getting very old.
It would be so nice to finish fixing up my fixer upper home and be able to hire someone to do it instead of being a weekend warrior with DH! It has been a LONG 5 years of projects, it's getting very old.
I can totally relate and sadly am so glad to hear we are not in this boat alone. We're in our 6th year of projects but after hiring someone to do our bathroom a couple of years ago, DH saw the advantages and it has been an uphill battle to get anything more done since. The problem is, he procrastinates about doing the projects but doesn't want to pay anyone to do them either!!!
Years ago dh won 10k in the Arizona lottery. He was visiting his parents and they all bought a ticket. He gave his parents half (my sweet man!)and I don't remember what he bought with the rest - something music related I'm sure.
I remember him calling me with the news and I was sick with the flu. I could muster no enthusiasm whatsoever....
My SIL's father won the lottery in PA, I think. I never met him but I recall my SIL saying that it was ~$1 million, but it wasn't a breathtaking amount as dispersed; over 20 years, minus taxes etc. Just did the math, that would be $50K annually before taxes. Figuring a 25% tax rate, I guess that is an extra $40K a year. Not bad.
And in that same vein, a colleague's wife was part of a lottery work pool that hit big. In that case she ended up getting a payout of ~$30k annually for 20 years. I recall my husband and I commenting that was a nice figure; enough to be able to supplement the family budget but not enough to create a huge change in fortune, if that makes sense.
I only bought a lottery ticket once in my life and it became part of one of my luckiest weeks ever. In that one week I: bought my dream car, was (unexpectedly) tapped into the most prestigious honor society at my university...and won $80 in the state lottery :). I drove the new car out to lunch with friends-my treat thanks to the lottery-and celebrated the honor society membership!
My parents used to sit and plot for hours what they'd do if they won the lottery. The trips they would take (golf Pebble Beach or visit in Tuscany, hmmmm, let the debating begin), the bequests to us kids, the new wing for the animal shelter. . .
I'm sorry they never won, just because I know how happy it would have made them to be able to put their plans into action.
You know, Leafy, I honestly think there is a lot of fun and joy in the imagining of "what if..." Your parents sound as if they made themselves happy just thinking of the possibilities. I know I do the same and that is almost as much fun, I think, as the actual winning (stress on almost).
When my kids were young and asked for things that we couldn't afford I told them, okay, I'll put that on the list for when we win the lottery. It usually satisfied them.
I don't think that I would even want to win hundreds of millions of dollars - too much responsibility. Ten million would be nice.
The guy who did our brickwork in the backyard last summer called to tell me his mother had won $100k in the lottery. He wanted me to collect it for her because she was in the country illegally. I refused, but called our lawyer to find out if she could collect the money and how to go about it. Then I passed along the info to him and assume he helped her collect. I never heard from them again and a few weeks later got a bill for $200 from our lawyer for the 20 min phone call!
natesgram and lukkirish - You probably won't believe this but if lottery payouts are "small", $1,000,000 or less, regular people won't bother to play. The big payouts bring everyone out of the woodwork. My husband deals with the lottery through his business so that's how I know that fun fact.
When Hubby and I first started dating, we bought a lottery ticket together -- He picked three numbers and I picked three. We hit 5 out of 6 and won about $600, if I recall correctly. We joked that it was a sign the fates were rooting for us -- and thankfully, we were right ;-)
My second cousin (I think.... my dad and his dad were first cousins) won $44 million about 8 years ago. In Canada we don't pay any tax on lottery winnings. He and I grew up in different communities, so I don't really know him very well. Enough to say hi to when I run into him. I've seen him at the odd family gathering since, bit have never chatted with him about his winnings. I do see a bit do stuff on FB through mutual acquiantances, and it seems like they've been traveling a lot. I know he donated a lot of money to diabetes charities.... his oldest daughter has been an insulin dependent diabetic since she was quite young.
Wow, I have to say I really didn't expect to see this many stories of people who knew others who had hit it big. Amazingly enough, just after I posted this, I found an instant lottery ticket that the kids had stuck on the fridge. It was a 'win a free ticket" one, and had come from one of their Christmas stockings. So I took it to the store and wanted to trade it in for another instant ticket. But the clerk gave me back a QuickPick for the lotto. I think the drawing was last night. I better go check my ticket!


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I have been making wine since I can remember. It's something thats been in my family for a long time. I have learned from my father and clearly remember making wine with my grandfather at a very young age. A couple of years ago I made friends with a home brewer. We started exchaning my wines for his beer and even started helping each other in our winemaking / brewing sessions. It's been REALLY fun and I have learned a lot about making beer.
So, a couple of months ago I decided that I wanted to make my own beer from what I have learnred with my friend. I realized that a lot of the equipment I have from winemaking could be used to make beer also. However, the addional equpiment I would need was:
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Other things such as fermenters, tubing, blow offs I already have from making wine. I quickly realized that the above three things could get expensive and was willing to take the risk of having a lesser quality beer to save me money. Here's what I did:
- Star San sanitiser: A lot of homebrewers seem to swear by this stuff, including my friend. In winemaking I have only used saltwater with iodized salt and have never had an infection or off flavors when properly flushed. I was willing to cut this little expense out and use the regular old saltwater that I have for years. Moreso than the little bit of savings, it was just more convient to buy. problem solved.
- Mash Tun Vessel: There was plenty of infomation on this here. I decided to stick with what I was taught and do batch sparge. I simply followed the many posts here and did the old rectagular cooler / SS braid method. The whole ordeal came to about 60 dollars. problem solved.
- Burner / Kettle: The burners and kettles sold by homebrew stores are insanely priced. I went to the hardware store and bought a turkey fryer for 60 dollars. It also came with a thermometer. problem solved.
- Wort Chiller: I couldnt find a decent wort chiller for under 60 dollars and didn't want to go through the hassle of making one myself. This put me off for a while. Then, I came across the idea of no-chill brewing from reading the forum here. Seemed brilliant and was exactly what I was looking for. I then bought a used soda keg for 30 dollars and figured I'd no-chill in that. Chilling always seemed to be the least desireable part of the brew day anyhow and why waste all that water. problem solved.
Total cost? I don't have exact recipts, but about $150 bucks. What was the outcome? A very nice basic pale ale. I used the same recipie as my firends pale ale but only with my new simplified setup and the only difference is that mine seems hopier. After a day of no-chilling I siphoned the wort from the keg to one of my glass wine fermenters and all was well. I figured there is probably room for contamination there but then again, my wines sit unfermemted for days with no issues and they arent even boiled. What the hell.
What's my point? Well, first off to again thank the contributers on here for posting good information. Second, to see if anyone can tell me if they forsee any issues with what I'm doing. Also, maybe this could help some newbies like me that feel overwhelmed with all the expenses?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting or saying that all the fancy equiptment out there is unnessasary. I'm just saying that sometimes you have to make do with what you have. This is what I did, this is my story, and this is my first homebrew that happened to turn out very well. Thanks again. Cheers!
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I've been brewing for a while now. I started off being total anal about cleaning. Then read a post on here about a brewer who was just really clean about things and didn't go to all those mass efforts to sanitize. I tried that method, and never looked back. I'm an extract brewer and keg. I use a stainless still 5 gallon pot for brewing. I even have a wort chiller I made and don't use it anymore. This is what I do. Brew as you normally do. When finished, I pour about 1/2 gallon of wort into the primary bucket, then swash it around pretty good to make sure the hot wort had contact with every square inch of the bucket. I put the pot in the sink with cold water around it. Usually chills the remaining wort in about 20 minutes. Dump that all into the primary bucket and fill with cold water. Pitching temp's are good. After racking, I just clean the primary bucket with a sponge, no soap and then repeat the process above when making brew. I think the high wort temperatures acts like a sterilizer for the wort bucket. The kegs, I clean one of them while brewing and rack the brew off of the primary bucket into one as soon as I'm done cleaning it. I clean them with just hot water and make sure it comes into contact with everything inside the keg. I know, some here will laugh at that technique, but after 20 or so brews done that way, I have yet have one get infected and they have all tasted great. Saves me a ton of time. You could also try some of those no boil kits. I went that way for a while and they were alright if you add some stuff to it like more DME and lactose...I'm a malt head and prefer sweeter brews as opposed to hoppy ones.
I paid 59$ for a turkey fryer and pot and 5$ for a bag to brew into. I might have around 30$ in fermenters (two used carboys that do not see use anymore and a couple of buckets) and 20$ in various parts (tubing, bottling wand, etc.). It's certainly doable to do this on the cheap. Most of my recipes cost about 15-18$ to make since I very rarely brew anything over 1.045 or with a lot of hops in it. I use bleach to sanitize.
I can't see me bothering to build a mashtun anytime soon. My process has been streamlined to the absolute minimum imho and most brew days are 3-4 hours long.
About the same time here, except the no boil kits. I can get done from start to finish in about an hour.
I agree that good cleaning is a big fraction of 'clean enough' for brewing. But sanitizing is so easy I guess I don't see a good risk:reward ratio. Starsan is not cheap, but if you make it with distilled/RO water it can be reused over and over and over and over and...
I used bleach for years and the thing that got me interested in Starsan was the fact that I no longer have to rinse. I was wasting a LOT of water just rinsing the bleach out (not to mention dumping the bleach water down the drain as well). Brewing uses a ton of water anyway so cutting back on wasted water seemed like a good thing to do.
I also use PBW which isn't cheap but I reuse that as well.


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I am rebuilding an old Victorian porch. The floor boards will run perpendicular to the house, the joists will run parallel with the house to headers on about 7 foot centers. I want to put about a 1/4 inch/foot slope on the floor. The question is: how do I install the framing in to achieve the slope?
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Hi, so I'm a new rogue trying my hand in arenas. I have a couple friends that I'm doing arenas with some rated as high as 2700. I am still considered undergeared as I have cata daggers and about 5 other pieces with conquest gear.
My problem is in arena I never seem to do nearly as much damage as other rogues. I play 3v3s mainly and for some reason my partner who could be a frost mage or ret paladin. Does sometimes 4 times as much damage that me in arena. I'm also not getting focused usually so they are the ones getting hit with stuns and other CC while i'm able to sit on my target.
I keep recup up 100% of the time and slice and dice about 80%. The only time I feel like I'm a threat to people is when I pop all of my cooldowns at once and try to burst someone. Other then that I barely even dent there hp.
My friends have tried to help but the can't seem to figure out why I'm doing almost no damage. I'm only about 1500 rating so I know I'm bad, I'm just wondering if anyone has some tips of how to do more damage.
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well thing is scaling with gear is sick in this game, so you wont be able to do more damage just by reading what someone says here, you can try and maximize your gears potential, but to wrap it up you really need to be fully geared to see high numbers.
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Thanks for the quick responses. I do have to get better at pooling my energy. Also is expose armor actually worth it? everone tells me to ignore it. so that might be part of my DPS loss.
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The first (bottommost) line, undivided, shows one changing the object of his pursuit. If he be firm and correct, there will be good fortune. Going beyond his own gate to find associates, he will achieve merit.
The second line, divided, shows us one who cleaves to the little boy, and lets go the man of age and experience.
The fourth line, undivided, shows us one followed and obtaining adherents. Though he be firm and correct, there will be evil. If however, he be sincere however in his course and make that evident, unto what error will he fall?
The topmost line, divided, shows us sincerity firmly held and clung to, and bound fast. We see the king with it presenting his offerings on the western mountain.
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Britain's Jenson Button ignored an incident-packed race behind him and calmly steered his McLaren to victory at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix ahead of world champion Sebastian Vettel.
It was Button's third victory in four years at Melbourne's Albert Park and the 13th win of his career.
Button also became the first driver other than Vettel to lead the championship since the German won the first of his two titles for Red Bull at the end of 2010.
Button's compatriot and teammate Lewis Hamilton, who started on pole, finished third to round out the podium while Vettel's teammate Mark Webber was fourth, his best ever finish in his 11th attempt to win his home race.
"Oh fantastic, what a great way to start the year, guys! Seriously, fantastic!" former world champion Button said on the team radio. "The car is beautiful and she's quick. Thanks guys."
Fernando Alonso drove a spirited race to finish fifth for Ferrari ahead of the Sauber of Japan's Kamui Kobayashi after Williams driver Pastor Maldonado crashed out spectacularly on the final lap while running sixth.
Finland's Kimi Raikkonen, one of six former world champions in the field, impressed on his return from two years out of the sport to finish seventh for Lotus.
Mexican Sergio Perez had started right from the back after changing his gearbox overnight but finished eighth - the same place he claimed on his Formula One debut here last year before he and Kobayashi were disqualified for technical infringements.
Australian Daniel Ricciardo finished ninth on his home race debut for Toro Rosso despite an accident at the start, while the last point was won by Force India's Paul Di Resta in 10th.
Button, who was second in the title race last year and on the grid on Sunday, eased in front of Hamilton from the start but both will have been happy to avoid the usual crush behind them at the first corner.
Webber and Ricciardo were not so fortunate, the former sandwiched between two rivals as he dropped from fifth to ninth and the latter's car spinning 360 degrees and taking out the Williams of Bruno Senna in the process.
Schumacher off the track
Vettel, who started sixth on the grid, made the most of Webber's misfortune and by the end of lap two had passed Nico Rosberg with a superb move into fourth place behind the other Mercedes of Michael Schumacher.
When seven-times champion Schumacher went off the track onto the grass on lap 10 to effectively end his race, Vettel swept through into third place and started trying to eat into the 10-second gap to the McLarens.
An opportune safety car when Vitaly Petrov's Caterham ground to a halt on the start-finish straight 20 laps from the end allowed the German to leap-frog Hamilton.
But when the track was finally cleared at the end of lap 41, Button simply eased away from the world champion and took the chequered flag after one hour 34.09 minutes, 2.1 seconds in front of the German.
"I think Jenson was unbeatable today," said Vettel. "I'm very happy with second, it's a lot of points. They are the ones to beat at the moment and we'll see what happens next week."
Raikkonen carved his way through the field from 17th on the grid and made up in part for his Lotus team mate Romain Grosjean's early exit.
The Frenchman had lined up third on the grid and was sixth when Maldonado overtook and in the process smashed his front right wheel.
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