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@TenaciousGoat @Mongoliaboo Yes and no. Some of those standing ovations were for the congratulations given to people in the crowd, not necessarily BB. It was a record setter for standing ovations if I'm not mistaken though.

@TimeSpent Someone just dodged a bullet assuming that wasn't the author's house.

An addendum to my last:
I don't just mean a deep breath like you might be thinking at first glance.

I mean a breath so deep and full of love for the act that you feel like you have spent your life drowning and this breath is your first true breath of life. To pull that breath in so deep and so greedily that your stomach aches for the sweetness of its mingling in your lungs just as when you've run your heart to the breaking point and each gasp feels like it can't come fast enough...that is it.

@[email protected] lol

@[email protected] This is hilarious, especially considering the Cross Patée on his tunic.

@Kerosene I know the feeling. Bringing joy into the world through aiding to enrich children's wonderful minds and making them smile is heartwarming as few things are.

Many of us wish we could have children.

Some evenings, the cool breeze and the warm sun make the air perfect, and I can't help but enjoy a deep breath of fresh air.
Is it a consumptive activity? Yes: the very best kind.

Don't forget to take a deep breath when the moment is right.

@Shlomo Lol

@TimeSpent @Xenophon Me too- At least he was honest.

@marlathetourist @Stahesh A correct assessment

@susie I already have a business, and that's what I was referencing: value-add products like jams and preserves with lingon berries. I never expect a big profit in business.

@susie Thanks. I've eaten them several times, and I prefer them to cranberries for the reasons you mentioned. My soil is ideal for them because low-bush blueberries grow really well in it naturally. I'm optimistic. Maybe I'll start selling them if they do well.

@Based_Accelerationist @Justicar Such issues are why I try to avoid generalizations, but it makes pithy statements more difficult to construct.

@Justicar I think the issue is with the nuance contained within the generalization of the category "Jews".

@Mondobizarrro It was a good show. I haven't thought about it in years.

@RoninGrey @Tfmonkey That Funky Monkey

@susie What about lingon berries do you like? I'm considering planting them in my orchard, and information from a consumer would be helpful.

@MrpoopyButhole Yep.

@Kerosene You should do something though. There is so much life to live!