The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

[Slap Shot]

Some things never change, I guess.... From before many of y'all were born:

You have to be a bit.

[joecct]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

The essence is strong in this one!!

Fox News @FoxNews 45s seconds ago
Gen. McInerney on #Syria: “We are doing this in such a puny amount – it is a deliberate affront to airpower to #Americans.” #KellyFile

[joecct]

Oh, I'll compare it alright.

Please keep buying that song and dance, though. I am thinking of putting in a new pool. WONTSOMEONETHINKOFMYNEWPOOL!!!!!11!!

I like Ike!?

[St. Clown]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

Some things never change, I guess.... From before many of y'all were born:

In what ways has this nation shown signs of becoming isolationists? Republican hawks want boots on the ground everywhere in the world until the president also wants that, and both parties want to show the world how the American way is best.

[Kepler]

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Sorry, but I find it such garbage to compare then to now.

Oh, I'll compare it alright.

Please keep buying that song and dance, though. I am thinking of putting in a new pool. WONTSOMEONETHINKOFMYNEWPOOL!!!!!11!!

[ScoobyDoo]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

Some things never change, I guess.... From before many of y'all were born:

Sorry, but I find it such garbage to compare then to now.

[FreshFish]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

Some things never change, I guess.... From before many of y'all were born:

World War II came about without provocation. It came because nations were weak, not strong, in the face of aggression. Those same lessons of the past surely apply today. Firmness based on a strong defense capability is not provocative. But weakness can be provocative simply because it is tempting to a nation whose imperialist ambitions are virtually unlimited.

We find ourselves increasingly in a position of dangerous isolation. Our allies are losing confidence in us, and our adversaries no longer respect us.

[Kepler]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

This is great.

[joecct]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

Pat says vote No!
http://m.townhall.com/columnists/pat...s-war-n1901588

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

Five, with Mexico...

That's today's scoop from the brain trust at Breitbart.com—a sort of Tiger Beat for grandchildless grumps of grandparenting age who have bandaged their disappointment with xenophobia the way they bandage gashes in the fenders of their Buicks with "I DON'T TRUST THE LIBERAL MEDIA" sticker kits.

OK, that was a hilarious smear.

[Kepler]

Re: The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

Make that four, given their presence in Lebanon as well.

Five, with Mexico...

[FreshFish]

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ISIS about to go tri-state..

Make that four, given their presence in Lebanon as well.

[St. Clown]

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Interesting; thank you.

So the "pumpkin" is just used as a thickener to hold all the spices together?

I wouldn't say that. There is some of the pumpkin taste in there, it's just diminished due to the spices. A bad-tasting pumpkin can ruin a pie, to be sure.

[ScoobyDoo]

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Pumpkin Pie has always been my fave.

War in the Middle East continues to be a waste of money. Add Ayotte to the list of people wanting boots on the ground.

[Kepler]

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Because I don't really keep up on this thread you're just now getting my reply that is in no way tangential to this thread.

Pumpkins used for jack-o-laterns are not the same pumpkins used for making pies. The pie pumpkins are smaller, less stringy, and generally sweeter than those you'll see people carve for Halloween. There are a few varieties of pumpkin that can be used for pies, including some squash varieties. After that they're usually so spiced and sweetened that they likely taste only slighly like the base inputs used.

Interesting; thank you.

So the "pumpkin" is just used as a thickener to hold all the spices together?