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  1. Man Longs For Good Old Days When Black Friday Shopping Was Done In Person And Everyone Feared For Their Lives BEAUMONT, TX — Local man Michael Strong looked wistfully out the window, longing for the good old days when Black Friday shopping was all in person and people feared for their very lives. Clicking a mouse to order a new bluetooth speaker, Strong sighed, pining for the times when scoring a deal on electronics meant taking on the real risk of shedding this mortal coil. "It's just not the same," said Strong. "We used to [...] https://babylonbee.com/news/man-longs-for-good-old-days-when-black-friday-shopping-was-done-in-person-and-everyone-feared-for-their-lives
  2. Sad: Man Who Missed Black Friday Forced To Buy TV For Same Price But Without Giant 'BLACK FRIDAY SALE' Tag RENO, NV — After missing out on Black Friday shopping, local man Chris Rogers was forced to purchase a new television for the exact same price but without a "BLACK FRIDAY SALE" tag. A dejected Rogers somberly carried his new 65-inch Samsung television to the checkout counter, yearning for the thrill of peeling off the sale tag. "I missed out," sighed Rogers. "This television costs $799, but it doesn't have the sticker on it that says 'Regularly $1299, Save: $500' with the $1299 crossed out. It just says [...] https://babylonbee.com/news/man-who-missed-black-friday-forced-to-buy-tv-for-same-price-but-without-giant-black-friday-sale-tag
  3. Thrilling Friday non-MS/ES report, see man: Breakfasted/skoolbused Mini-B., timing much better today man. Desperately wanted to zzz thereafter, attempted siesta failed man. ES'd, ES we man. Returned to casa and serviced expectant miu, si man. Breakfast/lunch was 2 margarine'd bagels, ingest we man. Siesta #2 was attempted, moderately successful zzz man. Din-din was Costco angusburgers*, sugar-free cherry pie**, and r'b'r, ingest Two Guys man. *traditional Friday fare, si man **bought earlier on supermarket markdown, F$WM Movie night was Animal House, leaving Netflix soon so watch Two Guys man. Two bowls of Costco popcorn were consumed, ingest Two Guys man. This achieves our minimum weekly quota of Many (2x2x2 +2), satisfaction man. No party with the rubias tonight, no cavort we man. We have itineraried 1 MS and Many (2+1) ESs for Saturday, questionably motivated we man. And that was/is our thrilling Friday, report we man.
  4. U.S., with periods.
  5. Toe-curling autopen details. Such blatant fraud! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All the President's Signatures: Biden's Autopen Gamble [...] The allegation isn't that a president used an autopen — every modern administration has, and in 2011 Barack Obama directed one for a Patriot Act extension from Deauville, France. The problem is one of scale: that during Biden's four years, the autopen became a convenience — a way to work around an AWOL commander in chief. The timestamps tell a story the White House tried its best to conceal. On January 27, 2021, Executive Order 13988 — the sweeping gender-identity directive — carried a 2:14 a.m. stamp in its public PDF. Biden was in Delaware. The upload traced to EOB Room 276, the office of Ron Klain, chief of staff. Klain would eventually log 1,214 autopen accesses during his tenure from 2021 to 2023. The line staff quoted back at each other:"“If Joe can't sign, we sign for him." [...] https://www.realclearpolicy.com/articles/2025/12/04/all_the_presidents_signatures_bidens_autopen_gamble_1151204.html
  6. Yee-HAAAAA*! *that's Texan for "congratulations!" When you apply for your U.S. passport, request the book that has extra pages. The cost is the same, and it could pay off for you. --- Thread is moved from the US Citizenship main forum to the Case Progress subforum.
  7. Yee-HAAAAA!* *that's Texan for "congratulations!" --- When you apply for your U.S. passport, request the book with extra pages. The cost is the same, and it could pay off.
  8. At least until your interview, physically carry everything possible to justify this, and head off potential problems at the pass by sending overeager authorities to more fruitful targets. See this thread for ideas: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/562879-cbp-at-tsa-airport-checkpoints-why-theyre-there-how-best-to-handle/#entry7784682 Who knows if it's unnecessary overkill, but it will certainly make the both of you feel better.
  9. We respect your clear thinking amidst your frustration and discouragement. Like appleblossom says, look for and do what CAN be done. You can even make a game of it. Right now, I suggest executing medical & durable (financial) powers of attorney -- 2-way, total of 4 PoAs. If she's too new to our culture, you can make her a contingent designee to someone who's familiar with our systems. You can build togetherness by gently educating her as to our systems, consistently over time. Find an inexpensive attorney, or see your state's Secretary of State website for template PoA forms (if any). Do add her to your employer's policy. And some wise general advice: You cannot possibly have "too much" life insurance, ever.
  10. Albeit through molasses, it WILL happen. Keep the faith.
  11. The visa interview would probably be in Bogota. Unless someone here says otherwise, I'd use the Colombian passport.
  12. Your mother is proud. Nothing wrong with that. The a$$et$ should be more important than the precise employment status. Explain it in a cover letter, then at document-collection, then at the interview, just as you have to us. Everyone should be understanding.
  13. Saw today (Fri. 12/5) that Dollar General beat analysts' estimates, up 14% in sales. Correlation isn't automatically causation, but they're the one outfit that still publishes printed ad flyers in the newspapers. I'm not cluttering my phone with apps (= spam ads) or going to go out of my way to search online for deals or sales. Bring it to ME.
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