Made this delightful pumpkin soup to help deal with our overabundance of pie pumpkins. A great #almostvegan #MeatlessMonday meal.
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It's hard to explain how fat I felt in this picture even though I felt pride in my improvement.
RT @[email protected]: in difficult times or whenever new fresh horrors are announced, remember Assata Shakur's words:
IT IS OUR DUTY TO FIGHT FOR OUR FREEDOM
IT IS OUT DUTY TO WIN
WE MUST LOVE EACH OTHER AND SUPPORT EACH OTHER
WE HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BUT OUR CHAINS
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/morganastra/status/1054105031912214528
Re: the Trump erasing transgender people article, I rarely post on Facebook because it's awful, but I'll make an exception here.
The spirit is correct even if this isn't available at an NFL stadium.
RT @[email protected] This what the British are being told is authentic American football fare: A two-foot long Mac & Cheese dog at Wembley today.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1054052550146772992
This is the best version of this meme
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🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/AmarAmarasingam/status/1054011289884917760
RT @[email protected]: Texas Rangers Asking Taxpayers To Cover 60% Of Bribes Related To New Stadium https://trib.al/VCFtDb6
Texas Rangers Asking Taxpayers To Cover 60% Of Bribes Related To New Stadium
ARLINGTON, TX—Admitting that the billions of dollars needed to grease the wheels required a joint effort, the Texas Rangers requested Wednesday that taxpayers cover roughly 60 percent of bribes related to the construction of their new stadium. “Between contractors, vendors, and local law enforcement, there’s a lot of under-the-table costs here that we can’t take care of by ourselves,” said Rangers chairman Ray C. Davis, explaining that the team would need to spend millions upfront just to placate the Arlington city council before they could even think about lining the pockets of state legislators and construction crews. “We want to keep the team in Texas, but if the public can’t spare taxpayer money to cover the very real kickback costs, we might be forced to move to a more accommodating city. However, if voters do support the funding, we predict the new stadium will inject millions of dollars back in the local graft economy.” Davis also emphasized that the project would create hundreds of high-paying no-show construction jobs for the siblings of county officials.