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Mr Ferret 75

Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
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I keep seeing memes about the price of eggs. Legit, how much are you paying?!?

This is the price from the grocery store around the corner, where we do 90% of our non-Costco shopping.

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I would say that price is amazing even for 18 eggs.

I bought eggs at Aldi's for $3.97 a few weeks ago. Other store prices, your looking at insane prices. Like almost a $ an egg.

So I pay the same price in CHF for a half dozen free range that you paid for a dozen. Except that CHF 3.95 is CAD 6.18 😱
Y'all are paying for eggs.
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Songbird76

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Thanks for the update…!!! :)
Glad to hear her physical scars are next to nothing, but, yes, I’m sure the emotional scarring from an attack/crime like that will always linger.
If there is any good that comes out of this, it’s that I’m sure she’ll be much more aware and cautious in the future.
As an old Vietnam Vet neighbor of ours used to say “It’s not paranoia, it’s heightened awareness.”…!!! ;)
Also, I hope you get well soon…!!! :)
Thanks!
What frustrates me is she didn't do anything wrong from the sounds of it. She didn't take any drinks from him....I don't think she had been drinking at all. She just wanted to have a fun night singing karaoke. I'm sure she'll be cautious, but I don't know what more women can do. She wasn't flirting, she wasn't drinking....how was this able to happen to her? I think the best thing that could come of this is that OTHER people are more aware and looking out for women, making it a safer environment for them to have fun without jerks feeling entitled to attention, time, whatever. Those two men who stood there and watched....that should never have happened. They should have done something....call the police, pull the guy off of her, anything! They should never have felt that it was ok for them to just stand there and watch that happen. All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.
 

donaldtoo

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Thanks!
What frustrates me is she didn't do anything wrong from the sounds of it. She didn't take any drinks from him....I don't think she had been drinking at all. She just wanted to have a fun night singing karaoke. I'm sure she'll be cautious, but I don't know what more women can do. She wasn't flirting, she wasn't drinking....how was this able to happen to her? I think the best thing that could come of this is that OTHER people are more aware and looking out for women, making it a safer environment for them to have fun without jerks feeling entitled to attention, time, whatever. Those two men who stood there and watched....that should never have happened. They should have done something....call the police, pull the guy off of her, anything! They should never have felt that it was ok for them to just stand there and watch that happen. All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.

Closest I’ve ever come to being involved in a situation anything like that was when Carolyn and I first started dating.
We went down to 6th Street in Austin to have a drink, before we were to meet some friends at another place.
We sat at the bar and ordered a coupla’ drinks, and I excused myself to visit the men’s room.
I came back, and some dude was sitting in my seat totally hitting on her and admiring her cashmere sweater.
I told him it was my seat and that we were together, and asked him to please move. Carolyn quickly verified, and said she had already told him that she was there with someone else, several times. He and I locked eyes for a coupla’ seconds, and I raised my eyebrows. He cracked a bit of a sneer as he finally got up, and moved to a nearby table. While we nursed our drinks, he had 3 more.
As we were settling the tab to leave, he walked out the front door. When we got out there he was leaning against the wall. We had a bit of another stare-down as we walked by, but he didn’t try anything. Pretty sure I coulda’ destroyed him, if I needed to, though.

I think part of the problem with these types of situations, these days, is the perp ends up getting defended as the victim, too many times.
Not all that long ago, a similar situation happened here, and the boyfriend/husband(?) ended up punching the other dude to the ground, hitting his head against a curb. Yep, DRT (Dead Right There).
IIRC, the dude ended up getting acquitted, but the case was long and drawn out.

Granted, different situations in the fact that myself and the other guy were with our dates, and the guys in your friends’ daughters case were, as far as I know, strangers.
At my age now, I probably wouldn’t have gotten involved physically, as I don’t wanna’ end up dead, but I damn sure woulda’ gotten a bouncer or two from the bar while calling 911. I guess you could run over yelling and see if it scares him off.
Plus, ya’ never know if the perp has a knife or some other weapon. There’s been more than one case where some “hero” ran to help, only to get stuck in the neck and bleed out in the street, before help could even show up.
Either way, it s ucks all the way around.
The only thing to legally do when these things happen is to prosecute these turds to the fullest extent of the law, and to keep them locked up for as long as is lawfully possible (as I said, legally).
I, personally, hope they lock him up, chop up the key and feed it to him.
 

donaldtoo

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Also fun for sliding down in those metal, circular "saucers"! :p (As kids, we had sleds, but we also saucers. We'd spin them around and go down hills while spinning!!)

I remember those metal “saucers”…!!! :)
While living in No Cal, we had friends that had a cabin in the mountains. We visited them a few times in winter, and had a blast on those things…!!!!!!! :joyfull:
 

donaldtoo

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Also, I enjoyed the half time show more than most. It was on mute, while I was in another room washing the dishes. According to everyone on X, he mumbled and the words were unintelligible anyway.

No comment as to the commercials, as we don’t get the inventive, clever ones on the Canadian feed. I’ll have to check them out tomorrow on YouTube.

As per usual, I skipped the halftime show. Haven’t watched one in decades.

As far as the commercials go, I watched most, but none were a major standout for me.
Seems to me, there’s been such hoopla over them in recent years, that expectations are just too high to always be met. 🤷‍♂️
 

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