Mike Byrd introduces us to a new blog devoted to “truth-telling” about the recall election of Pam Murray: The first installment alleges that CM Murray has attempted to rescue merchants suspected of selling “crack pipe craft kits” from beer board judgments to suspend their beer licenses. CM Murray is also accused of blaming neighbors who attempted to stop the drug trade in District 5 for driving out businesses.
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District Five
October 28th 2009 – The BBQ Pit Boys 3 Pig Roast “low and slow” whole hogs… I kind of think they should have butterflied the pigs first, but that is just me.Leave a comment!Name (required)Mail (will not be published) (required)Website Notify me of followup comments via e-mail
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3 Pig Roast Barbecue
This video got famous recently, it shows a very intoxicated dude going on a convenience to buy some beer. The title suggests he is drunk but on a closer look that’s no alcohol, but some crazy drug like ketamine.
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Very High Dude Trying To Buy A Beer
On Friday night in Hayward Wisconsin, a 125-pound black bear, wandered into a local grocery store and went straight for the goods. The bear climbed 12 feet up on to the liquor shelf, in the beer cooler and sat for an hour, until wildlife officials arrived and tranquilized the animal.
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The Beer Hog
By KleinheiderPosted on October 16, 2009 at 12:53 pm Join me on Wednesday, October 28th for an evening of some of my favorite things: Springsteen (only CDs, unfortunately!) southern food and socializing. Let’s celebrate the fall weather with some jeans, boots and Bruce! The event will be held from 5:30-7:30 EST at the Loose Cannon Studios,1800A Rossville Ave, Chattanooga. To RSVP, please reply to this email or RSVP here.
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Bruce, Boots And BBQ
China wasn’t all multi-dish meals and dumplings, contrary to how it must seem from the previous post. Oh, no. There were also breakfasts. And snacks. Many, many snacks… My favourite snack in Shanghai was translated as “meat cake”, which sounds rather unappetising. Imagine a nice, juicy meatball encased in flaky pastry – that’s the best I can do by way of explanation. They were sold streetside throughout town.
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China – snacks and street food
China wasn’t all multi-dish meals and dumplings, contrary to how it must seem from the previous post. Oh, no. There were also breakfasts. And snacks. Many, many snacks… My favourite snack in Shanghai was translated as “meat cake”, which sounds rather unappetising. Imagine a nice, juicy meatball encased in flaky pastry – that’s the best I can do by way of explanation. They were sold streetside throughout town. Another variation on the “meat cake” was a favourite in Beijing – the
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China – snacks and street food
I spent much of the latter part of last week doing one of the things I do best (and enjoy most): being a thorn in the side of lockstep thinking. Even though I’m too much of a speck to truly change anything in this instance, the least I can do is challenge the assumptions people put forth as “common sense” (or even “commonly agreed upon”). In my experience, it is very easy in marketing meeting type situations for people to blindly acquire and use the language presented as their baseline
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On Loyalty
