Disputing Trump, Barr says no widespread election fraud

[Prizm123 1,086]

54 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

If this is indeed the case, then this attorney should be prosecuted to the fullest extent, just as anyone else regardless of Party.  Btw, some Dem groups are indeed doing similar things in case you missed it.

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/voter-group-founded-by-stacey-abrams-under-investigation-seeking-out-of-state-dead

yeah i saw that. if this is true then there is no way she should not be held accountable either.

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7 minutes ago, Prizm123 said:

yeah i saw that. if this is true then there is no way she should not be held accountable either.

Yeah, I expect if the Dems win both seats, Ms. Abrams will end up in Biden's Administration in some capacity.

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1 minute ago, Dashinka said:

Yeah, I expect if the Dems win both seats, Ms. Abrams will end up in Biden's Administration in some capacity.

no. she wont. she wants another shot at kemp. but if that stuff is to be believed, even rumors of impropriety would sink her chances either way.

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3 minutes ago, Prizm123 said:

no. she wont. she wants another shot at kemp. but if that stuff is to be believed, even rumors of impropriety would sink her chances either way.

She can serve Joe for a couple of years and then go back and run against Kemp.  As to her future sinking, that is hard to say, remember M. Berry.

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yeah i remember, that was a much different time, something like that would never fly today

[laylalex 7,284]

Yes, Mary Berry did bounce back from leaving GBBO and she has a new series on BBC2. 

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1 minute ago, laylalex said:

Yes, Mary Berry did bounce back from leaving GBBO and she has a new series on BBC2. 

Marion Berry.

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2 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

Marion Berry.

Well, you did say "M. Berry" and some people consider her departure quite a scandal.

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1 minute ago, laylalex said:

Yes, Mary Berry did bounce back from leaving GBBO and she has a new series on BBC2. 

This is entirely anecdotal, but my wife tried two recipes from "Baking with Mary Berry" and both were a disaster.  Maybe something was lost in the English to American translation.

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3 minutes ago, laylalex said:

Well, you did say "M. Berry" and some people consider her departure quite a scandal.

I have no idea who Mary Berry is, apparently some sort of actress/actor?

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1 minute ago, CanAm1980 said:

This is entirely anecdotal, but my wife tried two recipes from "Baking with Mary Berry" and both were a disaster.  Maybe something was lost in the English to American translation.

I'm certain of it. The ingredients are quite different often times. I taught my sister in law back at the end of October how to make brownies, and she asked me if she could make the recipe in her Aga at home, and I had to confess that it was unlikely. She was not amused. I am figuring out a version of my own family recipe for her that will work though.

1 minute ago, Dashinka said:

I have no idea who Mary Berry is, apparently some sort of actress/actor?

She is one of Britain's most beloved cooks. 

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2 minutes ago, laylalex said:

I'm certain of it. The ingredients are quite different often times. I taught my sister in law back at the end of October how to make brownies, and she asked me if she could make the recipe in her Aga at home, and I had to confess that it was unlikely. She was not amused. I am figuring out a version of my own family recipe for her that will work though.

She is one of Britain's most beloved cooks. 

Thank you.  We like to create our own recipes.

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10 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

Thank you.  We like to create our own recipes.

I also like coming up with new ideas, but I have more than a few cookbooks in my library, even if just to give me ideas. 

 

The brownie one is the same one I have been making since I was a very little kid, ever since I first started getting lessons in the kitchen. I have a handwritten version of it on yellow legal pad paper that I did as part of French homework when I was 12 or so. We were supposed to write out the ingredients in English and French for two recipes, and I did brownies and Hermit cookies. I seem to have not been able to translate confectioner's sugar though!

 

Here's the brownies (my handwriting is nowhere as tidy now, it's so cute to look at this 20+ year old document) -- I do not use shortening now though (and I thought it was the same as vegetable oil, clearly) :

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1 minute ago, laylalex said:

I also like coming up with new ideas, but I have more than a few cookbooks in my library, even if just to give me ideas. 

 

The brownie one is the same one I have been making since I was a very little kid, ever since I first started getting lessons in the kitchen. I have a handwritten version of it on yellow legal pad paper that I did as part of French homework when I was 12 or so. We were supposed to write out the ingredients in English and French for two recipes, and I did brownies and Hermit cookies. I seem to have not been able to translate confectioner's sugar though!

 

Here's the brownies (my handwriting is nowhere as tidy now, it's so cute to look at this 20+ year old document) -- I do not use shortening now though (and I thought it was the same as vegetable oil, clearly) :

I made up a great caramel double chocolate chip brownie recipe.

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Just now, Dashinka said:

I made up a great caramel double chocolate chip brownie recipe.

Okay you can't say those words together and not share now.