Notre Dame Apologizes After Telling Hockey Fans Not To Wear Green, Shamrocks, 'Fighting Irish'

Source: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/notre-dame-apologizes-after-telling-hockey-fans-not-wear-green-shamrocks-fighting-irish
Published: Nov 22, 2024
Author: Tyler Durden
Post Date: 2024-11-22 20:26:57 by Horse
Views: 1472

...the team offered guidelines and “a reminder to avoid our Irish symbolism, that may be deemed offensive to some, while out around town”.

Poster Comment:

A Muslim woman who saw a Christmas tree at a mall was offended and demanded it be removed. She got no satisfaction from the mall management.

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#1: Horse    To: All (#0)

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/egg-prices-surge-again-grocers-face-shortages-amid-bird-flu-outbreak

Egg Prices Surge Again As Grocers Face Shortages Amid Bird Flu Outbreak

"As bird flu comes and goes, our egg prices ride the wave."

(RFK Jr will stop these phony PCR tests that require birds by the millions be killed for nothing.)

Horse posted on 2024-11-22 20:29:07   Reply   Private Reply

#2: Horse    To: All (#1)

https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/mit-waive-tuition-new-eligible-students

MIT To Waive Tuition For New, Eligible Students

... beginning in the 2025–2026 academic year, undergraduates from families earning less than $200,000 annually with typical assets will be eligible to attend MIT tuition-free.

Tuition $61,990

Horse posted on 2024-11-22 20:32:57   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Dakmar    To: Horse (#0)

Yahoo is oppressing me! To wit, censoring such innocuous comments such as:

Would this be a bad time for me to perform a brand new song I just wrote for ukulele and snare drum celebrating Pol Pot's victory over the bourgeoisie?

Dakmar posted on 2024-11-23 01:06:42   Reply   Private Reply

#4: Horse    To: Dakmar (#3)

I made a comment about a new Russian missile on Youtube. I saw it and then went back to look for it. And it disappeared. Happens all the time.

Horse posted on 2024-11-23 05:36:18   Reply   Private Reply

#5: BTP Holdings    To: Horse (#1)

Egg Prices Surge Again As Grocers Face Shortages Amid Bird Flu Outbreak

Bird flu would be worse with caged up chickens and not like free range chickens on the farm or in rural areas. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-11-23 18:36:21   Reply   Private Reply

#6: BTP Holdings    To: Dakmar (#3)

celebrating Pol Pot's victory over the bourgeoisie

Are you aware of the "killing fields" in Cambodia? ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-11-23 18:38:28   Reply   Private Reply

#7: BTP Holdings    To: Horse (#0)

a reminder to avoid our Irish symbolism,

My Aunt in Chicago called the Irish that lived across the street, "cow shit Irish".

In winter we would build a snow fort in the back yard. The Irish kid that lived across the street would come in and brak it down. One year we hosed it down with water and turned it to ice.

We were laughing our asses off when he hit it and would slide off.

And you do know the St. Vallentine Day massacre in Chicago was the Italian mob rubbing out the Irish mob. "Let's mosey." :-/

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-11-23 18:46:04   Reply   Private Reply

#8: titorite    To: Horse (#0)

We know who and we know why.

Every

Single

Time

titorite posted on 2024-11-23 20:05:21   Reply   Private Reply

#9: ghostrider    To: Horse (#1)

Actually, egg production hens are hybrids that have a productive life span of two years, they are expected to lay 280 plus eggs per year. Those birds not making eggs make soup, broth, cat and dog food.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-23 21:05:46   Reply   Private Reply

#10: ghostrider    To: Dakmar (#3)

That caused what I thought was a booger to be forcibly ejected from my nose but it's not.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-23 21:11:12   Reply   Private Reply

#11: watchman    To: ghostrider (#9)

What's happening with your birds? Still getting eggs?

watchman posted on 2024-11-23 22:00:45   Reply   Private Reply

#12: Dakmar    To: BTP Holdings (#6)

Are you aware of the "killing fields" in Cambodia? ;)

Uh, yeah, I was mocking progressive's one sided cartoonish grasp on reality.

Dakmar posted on 2024-11-24 07:08:54   Reply   Private Reply

#13: ghostrider    To: watchman (#11)

Yes, they are laying very well, looks like the youngest of them that hatched back in June/July are starting to lay. Basically, I have at this time three separate flocks each with their own lead rooster. During the day they all free range more or less together and they all know which coop to go to at night. I'm at twenty-four hens so I'm taking in around a dozen eggs daily. I trade many of the eggs to a neighbor for beef from cattle he butchers.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-24 07:59:38   Reply   Private Reply

#14: watchman    To: ghostrider (#13)

I have at this time three separate flocks each with their own lead rooster.

I need this...especially more roosters.

I'm still fumbling around making poor decisions, no doubt. I had two broody hens this summer that sat a total of 16 eggs, resulting in only 4 surviving birds. Many of the eggs were simply infertile. Still can't determine the sex of the new birds...I think 3 are roosters and 1 hen.

Normally I have an automatic light in the coop (days getting short here in Maine) but this year I'm giving them a rest over winter.

watchman posted on 2024-11-24 08:12:01   Reply   Private Reply

#15: ghostrider    To: watchman (#14)

When the chicks are two days old gently extent a wing and look at their pin feathers to see if they are same length(male) or look staggered(female). My hen Lil Kim went broody yesterday, after a few days of moving her off the eggs she'll go back to normal, even here in coastal bend Texas I'm holding off on natural or incubator hatching till the peach trees blossom (around the ninth of February). Breed of bird has a lot to do with hatch rates, old wives tale says a normal oval shaped egg will hatch a hen and rounder eggs hatch roosters. Once they are older look at their cape feathers pointed tips are most likely roosters round tips are most likely hens. I don't regulate them 12 and 12 I just open or close various windows. Note on Lil Kim, she is off spring of a Plymouth rock rooster and a black copper maran/easter egger hen who lays brown eggs, Lil Kim lays olive-colored eggs.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-24 09:09:58   Reply   Private Reply

#16: Esso    To: Dakmar (#12)

Are you aware of the "killing fields" in Cambodia?

Esso posted on 2024-11-24 09:16:51   Reply   Private Reply

#17: watchman    To: ghostrider (#15)

Once they are older look at their cape feathers pointed tips are most likely roosters round tips are most likely hens.

I'll check 'em out this evening when they go on their roost...

the peach trees blossom (around the ninth of February)

Surely you jest, sir

Peach trees in Feb. in Maine...

watchman posted on 2024-11-24 10:41:57   Reply   Private Reply

#18: BTP Holdings    To: ghostrider (#15)

peach trees

When we ran big trucks from Missouri to Florida 20 years ago, we would stop at truck stop in Jackson, Georgia. Sometimes we would eat the buffet for lunch. They has good peach cobbler.

One time I was riding with the boss. He told me, "Put on 100 gallons of fuel and take a shower."

I told him, "You know we have to roll across that scale further south.*

He told me again. "Put on the fuel and take a shower."

We rolled across that scale and the drives were 750 over. That was $75 cash and he had to pay it.

I told them in the scale house, "It must have been that fuel we put on in Jackson." They said, "Musta been."

I told him but he would not listen. :-/

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-11-24 10:53:58   Reply   Private Reply

#19: ghostrider    To: watchman (#17)

Heck, they bloom before they are leaved complete with bees. This February they bloomed twice, once on time and again after two-day frost. When the birds hit five months the roosters will start trying to crow after that there is no more guessing.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-24 11:30:09   Reply   Private Reply

#20: BTP Holdings    To: Horse (#0)

Notre Dame

A few of the girls I graduated with in Chicago went to Notre Dame. I think a couple of them made the cheerleader squad.

One buddy of mine in Chicago told me, "When the Bears and Notre Dame both lost on the same weekend it was like, "Hello? Suicide hotline?" LOL

BTP Holdings posted on 2024-11-24 15:36:51   Reply   Private Reply

#21: Dakmar    To: Esso, BTP Holdings (#16)

Are you aware of the "killing fields" in Cambodia?

I bought the Concerts for the People of Kampuchea album as soon as it was out, I was like 14 years old. But I was never "In Country". I have sussed out enough about what happened to reinforce my aversion to State authority.

Dakmar posted on 2024-11-24 21:01:05   Reply   Private Reply

#22: watchman    To: ghostrider (#15)

Once they are older look at their cape feathers pointed tips are most likely roosters round tips are most likely hens.

Thanks, ghost...this worked like a charm.

I have 2 roosters and two hens.

watchman posted on 2024-11-25 19:51:10   Reply   Private Reply

#23: Esso    To: watchman, ghostrider (#22)

Thanks, ghost...this worked like a charm.

I have 2 roosters and two hens.

I was joking with Doc the other day that we should thank you for giving us sex-ed lectures. We're both city slickers, but it's interesting nonetheless.

Esso posted on 2024-11-25 20:00:46   Reply   Private Reply

#24: ghostrider    To: watchman (#22)

Glad to help, on a sad note Tina Turner passed yesterday. she was a black copper maran laid eggs that ran at 67 to 84 grams. She only did the 84 gram once that egg had four yolks.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-25 20:38:28   Reply   Private Reply

#25: watchman    To: ghostrider (#24)

Some folks say chickens get "egg bound". Don't know if that's a thing, or not. My chickens will sometimes start acting sickly...and just die.

I wonder what caused Tina Turner's passing.

Sorry for your loss...

watchman posted on 2024-11-25 20:51:39   Reply   Private Reply

#26: ghostrider    To: watchman (#25)

Actually that was my thought, the way she just hung out at the coop when the doors were opened. Not as much glove to check for egg binding as that required to see if cow is with calf.

ghostrider posted on 2024-11-26 07:48:41   Reply   Private Reply

#27: watchman    To: ghostrider (#26)

Not as much glove...to see if cow is with calf.

You can say that again :-o

watchman posted on 2024-11-26 08:06:02   Reply   Private Reply