Rippled, Lays Wavy are a piss poor substitute.

Ah, got ya. I was just scheming to extract some wealth from some rich racists and use it for good.

Why not let them have the statues then on condition they make a very hefty donation to a local charity that supports minorities or LGBTQ? If no one claims them, melt them down for scrap value and donate that money.

I'm sure it applies to a lot of grifters.

Ah, that explains Mosby and her Florida houses.

Got to have that Canadian Connection. You're paying middle man prices.

No different then reddit. Paid followers/upvoters/downvoters and postings.

Pants less and beer in hand and its not even 10am!

Crab feast trash bag on a hot summer day? Ill let you know when I stop gagging at the thought.

Nextdoor for non-boomers?

I know materials costs are still high post covid but starting to drop back down to normal, Id err on the high side right now.

> It should be no surprise our gun crimes are as high as they are, when illegal gun ownership is treated as a misdemeanor

This right here is the issue. The state will gladly pass a new anti gun law every year but turn around and let violent people back out on the street with little more than a slap on the wrist. Is it any wonder that so many incidents involve people known to police and with long rap sheets?

Nothing, this is just a case of someone regurgitating the same script day after day. No deviations, no critical thinking.

Now that you mention that crab does look suspicious.

That's certainly an option worth exploring.

Unfortunately, a lot of the ones in Baltimore are just not worth saving or would require far more investment then what is feasible.

I'm sold!

I only go there if I'm looking for a specific cheese or some odd ball item, otherwise its just way too pricy. Never been to a Wegmans but Ill have to seek one out based on what you said.

"Maryland Style" = 🚩🚩🚩

Super Villains are at least competent, if evil. The mosbys are just henchman at best.

That user is unfortunately a habitual liar. They have made some pretty bogus claims throughout this post.

>Honestly, I don't know where you get your information from.

Legitimate sources, unlike you I don't make things up out of thin air to push an agenda.

France - A breakdown of what's required to purchase and own a firearm

UK - A Breakdown of the laws that allow ownership

Australia - Has more firearms in country than even before the confiscation scheme and you are still allowed to own and purchase.

Germany - Process for aquire a firearm.

Belgium - "As of 2022, 678,592 registered firearms are held by 168,349 people in Belgium, an increase of over 8,000 new registered weapons, according to statistics obtained from the Ministry of Justice by Belgian newspaper Sud Press. "

Netherlands - Permits avialbe for hunting and sporting

Here's a further breakdown for 16 other countries put together by the NY Times.

> I can say, as someone who has lived in The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium, and frequently visited France and the UK

Since you've already been shown to be dishonest, anything you say at this point is beyond suspect.

None of those countries completely ban firearms they allow ownership to one degree or another, some much more strict than the others. So that begs the question, why are you lying?

Edit: Just for more visablity in pointing out that the above user is lying

France - A breakdown of what's required to purchase and own a firearm

UK - A Breakdown of the laws that allow ownership

Australia - Has more firearms in country than even before the confiscation scheme and you are still allowed to own and purchase.

Germany - Process to acquire a firearm.

Belgium - "As of 2022, 678,592 registered firearms are held by 168,349 people in Belgium, an increase of over 8,000 new registered weapons, according to statistics obtained from the Ministry of Justice by Belgian newspaper Sud Press. "

Netherlands - Permits avialabe for hunting and sporting

Here's a further breakdown for 16 other countries put together by the NY Times.

> I've never seen a bear in Baltimore yet though.

Have you tried Mount Vernon?

A lot of cities and counties do "X goes purple" for a month to raise substance abuse awareness, just to add to your list.