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That's what the  was for behind it. That boy knowed what he bees doing when he writed that centence. 
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^ the solution for that is easy. You should be able to sell directly from your farm to consumers, i would be ok with haveing to label " this food has not been inspected by usda." People should have freedom to choose if they want it inspected or not. They do this on a small scale with cottage foods, but the money limits, and categories make it difficult to do. I agree completely. I would not hesitate to cook a steak you had carved and sold in your shop. People should have the freedom to choose. It'd be nice if we could go back to the old bartering system where I would swap you some eggs, produce, or fish, for steak or burger, and just take the $$ and tax man out of the equation all together. Has that gone away? Lol
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^ the solution for that is easy. You should be able to sell directly from your farm to consumers, i would be ok with haveing to label " this food has not been inspected by usda." People should have freedom to choose if they want it inspected or not. They do this on a small scale with cottage foods, but the money limits, and categories make it difficult to do. I agree completely. I would not hesitate to cook a steak you had carved and sold in your shop. People should have the freedom to choose. It'd be nice if we could go back to the old bartering system where I would swap you some eggs, produce, or fish, for steak or burger, and just take the $$ and tax man out of the equation all together. Has that gone away? Lol Not in my backyard. LOL
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^ the solution for that is easy. You should be able to sell directly from your farm to consumers, i would be ok with haveing to label " this food has not been inspected by usda." People should have freedom to choose if they want it inspected or not. They do this on a small scale with cottage foods, but the money limits, and categories make it difficult to do. I agree completely. I would not hesitate to cook a steak you had carved and sold in your shop. People should have the freedom to choose. It'd be nice if we could go back to the old bartering system where I would swap you some eggs, produce, or fish, for steak or burger, and just take the $$ and tax man out of the equation all together. Has that gone away? Lol Not in my backyard. LOL Mine either. Heck the cattleman/ farmer that has the cows in the pasture north of me showed up to my house a while back with 2 grocery bags of round steak, 7 steak and hamburger because when his calves were getting out I’d go put them back in for him. I tried to refuse but he got mad at me and told me if I didn’t take he’d slash my tires. 😂😂
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It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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Doing the best I can.
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What is it about nuclear fallout that these keyboard foreign affairs experts don't comprehend is beyond stupid. That sentence composition is stupid. I mean, you combined a question with a statement and then, well I don't know what all that is. If you're going to say something is stupid, don't look stupid doing it. Carry on. I'm no roads scholar Driveby. And yes I got interrupted in my post and it went sideways. But here's what I was trying to say. Paying short term high gas prices ain't shit compared to dealing with nuclear fallout from these terrorist firing off a nuke. Understand now baws. I'm just picking at you. I pick at everybody and wait for my turn to get it back. That's what makes it fun. 
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The true mark of a man is not how he conducts himself during times of prosperity, but how he conducts himself during times of adversity.
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You agreed gas and oil were going up to new all time highs and jumped right on the bandwagon with Skinny on that $150/bbl oil and crazy high gas prices, may be wrong but pretty certain you said you believed there were going to be boots on the ground in Iran, you were 100% certain the tariffs would completely crash the economy. You posted your agreement on all of these things. I think that you believed it when you posted it, but none of it has come true. If you hold yourself to the same standard that you hold Trump to, then you lied when you posted this because what you posted never happened. It hasnt come true, so what you posted, under the standard that you and others attempt to hold Trump to, would be considered a lie, even though at the time you posted it, you honestly believed it would happen and felt it was accurate. Still might, but as of right now, all those posts and statements that you and 5 or 6 others made, related to the issues I listed above, are completely false.
Dont get me wrong. Trump constantly exaggerates, says stuff he knows is not true, has diarrhea of the mouth, and runs on with a bunch of complete BS but I actually believe that he does believe at least some of what he says. I'd love to see him just keep his freaking pie hole shut. Sometimes he absolutely says stuff, that anybody with half a brain knows is never going to happen. Other times, he makes a statement about something that could be legit that doesnt come true, yet the fact that outside influences make it impossible for whatever it was he said to actual materialize, happen, or come to fruition (things like congress, democrat obstruction, liberal judges, Israel, deep state BS, retarded terrorist muslims, deciding he needs to act on something that should have been dealt with by 8 other presidents, etc) doesnt play into yours or others view in the least. "Trump said he was going to do X, and he hasnt, so he's a liar." Under that same microscope and standard, about half of what has been posted on this site in the past 3 months is a lie. Thats' the point I was sarcastically making. Could this rational well worded post make you quit calling us calf worshipers
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If I have to pay $10 a gallon under DJT to move things the right direction then so be it. He's done enough already IMO. It'll only get better. Yep, it's about the long game. Americans are all about instant gratification and me, me, me. Modern Americans , as a whole, don't handle even a little "pain" well.  Same here JD, 2Dogs and AU338. If any of these blowhards on here that bitch about gas prices over the past few weeks had ever attend Army nuclear biological chemical warfare school would say the same. What is it about nuclear fallout that these keyboard foreign affairs experts don't comprehend is beyond stupid. I understood your sentence and agree with it. Most great minds think alike
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Doing the best I can.
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I think all of you like to argue just for the sake of arguing.
The true mark of a man is not how he conducts himself during times of prosperity, but how he conducts himself during times of adversity.
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I understood your sentence and agree with it. Most great minds think alike Most sick and twisted minds think alike too. That's why the FBI has profilers.
The true mark of a man is not how he conducts himself during times of prosperity, but how he conducts himself during times of adversity.
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I have had to talk to the man more than once in my job. I talk to him just like I do youuns
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It was like when the comedian James Gregory said they pick the dumbest redneck to interview when the tornado came through the trailer park
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