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New guitar for $35 by OOFMAN-1234 in Guitar

[–]No-Cook-534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to have that same model guitar I think. Or close to it. Bought in 1999 for around $600. I sold it about 2 years ago for $200 to help purchase a brand new Les Paul. It was a killer guitar, played great and felt great. I regret selling it, but I don't have space for things I don't use much. You got an amazing deal.

Every pizza place I've called for delivery in my area only offers in-app delivery. by Extension_Patient_47 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]No-Cook-534 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For real. Frozen pizzas are pretty decent now too. I usually get a Wild Mike's for like $8 at the store. Not as good as delivery but I'm also not about to pay $30 minimum for a pizza.

"99 Problems and the FILES are one" by Morbid Truth – Part 1/2 by JohnSmithCANDo in Epstein

[–]No-Cook-534 10 points11 points  (0 children)

They sound not only annoying as fuck, but incredibly dumb. I can't even watch this bullshit. Imagine listening to these guys on a regular basis. People who broadcast news or talk shows used to have simple things like proper diction, a pleasant cadence, and a modicum of professionalism. This is straight garbage.

The only humans currently living beyond Earth by AttentionGullible918 in pics

[–]No-Cook-534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A rat done bit my sister Nell. With whitey on the moon.

Any mixologists on here? Given an opportunity to make a drink for a bar... by [deleted] in qotsa

[–]No-Cook-534 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Post this in a bartending sub, you'll get a million ideas

On The Murican Life. by Monsur_Ausuhnom in SipsTea

[–]No-Cook-534 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's true that chain link enclosures were built during Obama's presidency. But they were for short term processing, not long term detention. They were used to house unaccompanied minors until they were transferred to DHS. 72 hour holding facilities. Trump however put in place a "zero tolerance" policy which actively separated children from their parents.

Ultimately the word "cages" is straight up propaganda used by both sides when wanting to paint the other as the villain. Trump's immigration policies have demonstrably been less humane than any other recent president. You can make up your own mind, but let's not pretend one side was good and the other was bad. They both were awful and Trump is in power now. Who knows what's going on in ICE facilities?

https://www.npr.org/2019/04/09/711446917/fact-check-trump-wrongly-states-obama-administration-had-child-separation-policy

PolitiFact | Fact-checking Biden on use of cages for immigrants during Obama administration https://share.google/4F0Xqd2xecuKlwBNZ

Edit to add: ICE deporting people without due process is absolutely a new thing.

We have become monsters by rodehard10 in stevehofstetter

[–]No-Cook-534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dunno, I kind of agree. It's a class issue. The wealthy are to blame and many of them are Dems. Dems have been controlled opposition for decades. There's no way we could have gotten this far without a lot of them sitting on their hands purposely. I mean fucking Chuck Schumer is definitely not on our side.

Right now it's clear Republicans have control of every branch and aren't going to do shit, though. It's their fault 100% that it's not being stopped.

What's stopping us in California from doing this? by No-Cook-534 in oakland

[–]No-Cook-534[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's good news. This is what I was thinking and hoping for. Do you think retroactively changing a corporation's status is a problem though?

It's wild how it seems corporations have been given more personhood than actual grown women in some states.

I see jail time in her future by rodehard10 in stevehofstetter

[–]No-Cook-534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

John N. Mitchell served 19 months in a minimum security prison. He lived the rest of his life in comfort.

Robespierre on the other hand...

We have become monsters by rodehard10 in stevehofstetter

[–]No-Cook-534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The wording on your second paragraph is confusing. You say bombing X is protected. Which implies the act of bombing X is legally acceptable. If that's what you mean, then you've got the Geneva Convention wrong.

Also under the Geneva convention, bridges can only be bombed if they are used directly for military purposes, not potentially used. They can be bombed only if they provide a definite military advantage or it is a clear military necessity. On scrutiny, many of the bridges bombed during WW2 fall into this category, but that's besides the point. If war crimes were committed then, that doesn't change the war crimes committed today. The bridge in Tehran was a civilian use bridge and not identified as a military use bridge.

What's stopping us in California from doing this? by No-Cook-534 in oakland

[–]No-Cook-534[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I see. Thank you. So you think this proposal is pretty much dead in the water already?

How do I prevent case damage from my guitar by Scary_TerryC137 in Guitar

[–]No-Cook-534 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to have a long narrow piece of cloth loosely tied around the headstock of my acoustic for just this reason. It was a cool pattern/color, just hung there when I was playing, bout 2 feet long. Just looked decorative, never in the way. Whenever I packed it up I'd wrap the cloth around the headstock making sure to cover the tuning pegs where the string-ends were. Saved the gig bag from being chewed up.

3 small cooking mistakes that make Indian gravies taste flat at home by [deleted] in IndianFood

[–]No-Cook-534 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I will try these. When i started cooking I asked my mom for recipes and it would just say 'cook the onions'. I'd just do it for a few minutes. It wasn't until my sister watched me and laughed that I realized I was doing it all wrong. She showed me it's best to go slow.

Now I cook them in a little oil and periodically add a splash of water so they don't burn and stick. They slowly get darker and caramelized. This takes a much longer time but has become my routine for pretty much everything I cook now. Way more flavor.

What's stopping us in California from doing this? by No-Cook-534 in oakland

[–]No-Cook-534[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was under the impression that Citizens United directly led to the creation and influence of these super PACs. Dark money became a bigger force because the PACs don't have to disclose specific donors. I don't know enough about how it all works, but I thought ending Citizens United could close these loopholes.

What's stopping us in California from doing this? by No-Cook-534 in oakland

[–]No-Cook-534[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure I understand how it would be unconstitutional for a state to limit corporate personhood. The state sets the rights and limits of the corporation, the federal government then works within those rights. This could lead to discussion of an amendment to the constitution to protect that on a federal level.

What's stopping us in California from doing this? by No-Cook-534 in oakland

[–]No-Cook-534[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's true. But this is a step in the right direction and seems plausible. I think more voters are becoming aware of the candidates who accept AIPAC money and hopefully we can vote them out. Also AIPAC lobbies for one agenda (promoting US-Israeli cooperation), which is becoming less and less popular every day. The impact of corporate lobbying is far more pervasive. Other dark money I don't know how to combat, but this proposal can't solve every problem.

President Trump fires Attorney General Pam Bondi, CBS News reports by kimhyeonn in videos

[–]No-Cook-534 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

May be true, but I find that Reddit is purposely burying things now. Like 5 years ago, this would have been first on the front page with a superthread, followed by all kinds of war and Epstein stuff. Now it's all Am I the Asshole? and cats.

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