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And that's all good but you just never know what could happen. My grandad did it the way you did for years until his neighbor was putting it in and hot oil splashed up on his arm making him drop it which caused a fire. Then he switched to a pulley system like the vid I posted. At least wear some kind of sleeves and gloves. Better safe than sorry. Glad you had a good dinner though, this year was the first time in about 8 years we've had one.

 

need to know where to send the nuke?

 

...but the flag was originally created to represent states that were rejecting the Constitution

I personally don't have a problem with the flag but understand why people do.

 

reb vs yank should be good

 

^ lol, says the man in the middle who is sworn to protect the constitution and not government officials. Your in a hell of a pickle.

Good conversation! Thanks

This is what the states were agreeing upon and the original intent of the government. However key people of the time stated one thing to get elected then backed out as is often the case. At this time they felt the need to do as was once done before and fight for their freedoms once again. However they did lose this battle, but none the less it is our heritage and a concept I shall always support. Again to me and a lot of others this flag represents those that wish to stand up to a corrupt government and its employees whom are not doing their duties.

"The truth, however, is plain to anyone who wishes to delve into the history, and the proof lies in the proposed Corwin Amendment of 1861. This amendment was proposed by Congressman Thomas Corwin (R) from Ohio and stated,

No amendment shall be made to the Constitution which will authorize or give to Congress the power to abolish or interfere, within any State, with the domestic institutions thereof, including that of persons held to labor or service by the laws of said State.
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Prior to his election, Lincoln had voiced his support of the amendment. Like many politicians of his time, Lincoln believed in the preservation of the Union beyond all else. When the Bill was brought before the House seven states had already formally left the Union (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina) never the less the bill passed 133-65 and was forwarded to the Senate. In March of 1861 the Senate approved the bill 24-12. Both of these votes were from a Northern majority, seeing as most of the South had already left. Both the outgoing President, James Buchanan, and the newly elected Abraham Lincoln publicly endorsed the amendment. In fact, during Lincoln’s inaugural address he had this to say of the Corwin Amendment,

I understand a proposed amendment to the Constitution–which amendment, however, I have not seen–has passed Congress, to the effect that the Federal Government shall never interfere with the domestic institutions of the States, including that of persons held to service. To avoid misconstruction of what I have said, I depart from my purpose not to speak of particular amendments so far as to say that, holding such a provision to now be implied Constitutional law, I have no objection to its being made express and irrevocable.1"


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What do bricks and fat white chicks have in common?

They'll be laid by a Mexican.

 

The problem (as with many things) is the Dbags that fly it for the wrong reasons and perpetuate the negative connotations. If only we could ban them from real life like we can from TW.

 

How?? Let each layer set before doing the next? Seems like a lot of work.

 

whats with all the colors? 1st world problems.

what can I say I'm the 1%

 

This is a legit tag.

 

Yup.... my mom's made this stuff since I was a kid.... it's not that bad really

 

Our first. Born last night. 8 lbs and 20" long. My wife was in labor for 24+ hours. No drugs. She's my new hero.

 

Rainbow jelly, is there something you want to share? No offense if you really are.

 

Ryan Tannehill's fiancé, possibly the hottest chick ever.

 

Congratulations!!