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I’m always on the lookout at small upscale restaurants that don’t get their reserve list cleared out frequently because they’re in seasonal tourist areas, etc. (but if their wine program is iffy then that comes with it’s own risks). ...
[quote]We usually find the cheapest one on the menu and go one up from that.[/quote] Yep, they know you are doing that too and they create the list accordingly (for better or worse depending on their motivation)...
What do you like? You can still find Ridge Three Valleys for 30...
My problem is that i have issues justifying 50+ everyday wines that would be better with at least some bottle age, and i just can’t maintain enough aging wine to stockpile enough for daily drinking...
Depends on the host and event My wife’s weeknight girl stuff, a 18 dollar of rose or two we buy by the case Normal casual dinner gathering, some 35 dollar crowd pleaser type I’m going to a wine dinner with some more semi-serious wine people this weekend, so 50-75. I rarely buy wine spe...
FWIW I don't think the professor is necessarily racist. This is, ironically, more the product of mostly-white fringe leftist academic thought than racism, IMO....
I'm honestly more annoyed by the constant attempts to make Kendrick Lamar into the literary and artistic genius of our time than this lady trying to take ownership of him....
[quote] The original comment was black people dont comment on raising kids in response to the racist woman saying white people shouldn't comment on a rap song. That is racist. There is no defense of it not being racist, and these weak attempts to defend it are sad[/quote] Sure there is. It's ...
Higher education Almost everything to do with social media and internet Princeton Academia "please stay out of our spaces, ma'am"...
[quote]If it was a Palestinian passenger complaining about an Israeli pin, most people in this thread would change their opinion. It's a shame how many conservatives are willing to make themselves subservient to a group that hates them.[/quote] It's not subservient to note the stupidity of a airl...
That’s pretty much a direct hit on radar? Yikes...
My wife is a snob but even she loves those Aura frames...
They strongly dislike each other. Kemp is essentially campaigning against Biden through releases on immigration/etc. on a weekly basis. He's not going to vote for Biden. And if he were inclined to do so and Raf was going to as well, Kemp would probably switch to Trump out of spite....
[quote]I'm sure Kemp and Rattensfricker will vote for Sleepy as well [/quote] Amazing that this myth of some Kemp/Brad alliance has survived ...
[quote]As a resident, no one cares what Geoff Duncan has to say.[/quote] Indeed. He's a genuine non-entity here. It's amazing to watch these guys weasel their way into national shows and the like when they have absolutely no presence/impact at home. ...
I definitely get the concept, but the whole "any storm that pops up is dangerous, full stop" is nonetheless a bit crazy for those of us who've never seen anything like that IRL ...
Expected it not to have the ring of truth, but I think you're right. Especially in this era where there are thousands of stories of some pissed off attendant dramatizing or fabricating an interaction and getting the benefit of the doubt even with lots of fellow passengers contesting the airline's...
Yeah that's really hard to crisis manage "It was brought to my attention" - Oh so you had nothing to do with your book? ...
It's probably Indiana for me Even when I ask myself what states are forgettable, I think Missouri, Iowa, etc. and I forget about Indiana If there is a state you forget about when thinking about forgettable states - that's the most forgettable state....
[quote]A strong Christian has courage. He has faith in the Lord and is not scared of temporal risks. He has faith in the eternal. Johnson is not a strong Christian.[/quote] Well, Christians are imperfect. I question the drive to question "how Christian" one is by what they do on largely secula...