So what they are doing is increasing the number of districts where the results are more likely to be changed from election to election. More districts are going to be as they say "in play" and in effect reducing gerrymandering.
May I make another observation about this gerrymandering in Virginia, Texas, California, and (maybe) others. What they seem to be doing is taking districts with solid majorities and slicing them up so that those votes are apportioned to other districts to gain small majorities.
If you're eating them by themselves, yes. If you are eating them with ice cream, never.
A couple of days ago I read an article about the arrest (don't remember the site). The article did say that D4vd is pronounced "David". Which is not good because that's my name.
That is Taiwan beer. It is brewed by the Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corp. It is Wheat beer. Different from their version of German Lager that is in the green bottles.
May I add just one more. Hold doors open for people going in or out after you.
And if you fondle them, they will ejaculate.
Also the can of Wit Beer you are showing may also be wheat beer as in Belgium, wheat beer is called witbier.
Looks like they are selling wheat beer. Haven't noticed it before but then I just order the regular stuff when I'm in a restaurant.
Sounds like the French.
When my daughter got her Ford Mustang EV about 3 years ago she calculated that her driving cost alone was about 20% of the cost of driving her Honda Fit. And that did not include the reduced maintenance costs.
Do you mean that you can see the trees for the forest?
Hey, I just found out Bluesky is in my hometown. bsky.app/profile/quil...
He can't be buying all of the thin mints. Those were what I bought all of from Girl Scouts.
People in Taiwan drink fruit vinegar all the time. A plum version is probably the most common one. One restaurant has their own grape trellis and serve grape vinegar as an aperitif with their meals.
Old Mimolette, here we come.
When will people understand that cutting taxes (especially income taxes) almost always is followed by the cutting of social welfare spending.
It's not you or your money they crave. It's your WINE.
GIF from the 1963 Movie Mclintock
This movie was my father's all time favorite
The Vedder cup is on.
Not tricked out like this Honda, but at least we will have K-Truck sized trucks with the Electric Telo truck next year.
And please don't put it in a toast rack before giving it to me. Just let's it get cold (and harder) faster.
What about Abruzzi's. I ate there a lot when I working at the Colosseum Theater on 5th
Use the Bank of Taiwan. They are government owned and the government already has your passport number for when you entered the country and will get it again when you leave. I would bet that the Money Exchanges in the Airport are mostly bank "branches" and they will also want to see your passport.
Breaking is the appropriate lede for this photo. For most posts, it is not.
What are the right colors? I've been living in Taiwan for 40 years and have never seen anyone confronted because of the color of their outer wear except for a few occasions during protests of one sort or another. Since there are no protests going on now. You shouldn't be worried about what you wear.
The Iraq debate was rather one-sided. The presence of WMDs was rather sketchy. I believe that the Kuwait war (which was needed) let those in power to think that Iraq would have the same success.
In France, the family has a 9 passenger Renault van. The tank is 70 liters. A fillup last fall was always over 100 Euros. Now it would be pushing 150 Euros.
A flowering plant that has purple flowers, some of which have very small white flowers
In Taiwan, even the flowers have flowers.
You are wrong about eating and drinking in a Convenience store. Most of them have table and chairs for customers to eat and drink what they have just purchased (maybe not alcohol as I haven't tried drinking beer in one. But tea, coffee, soft drinks, I've had all of them a one time or another.