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[The Sultan]

I wussed out and got Jimmy John's instead. Some day I will (maybe) try the steak bites.

If you're gonna wuss out at least make it worthwhile. Jimmy John's?

[Newsdreams]

I wussed out and got Jimmy John's instead. Some day I will (maybe) try the steak bites.

Sad

[The Sultan]

"I don't know if I am going to like these chunks of meat, so I'm going to eat a bland sandwich instead."

WTF?

[MU82]

"I don't know if I am going to like these chunks of meat, so I'm going to eat a bland sandwich instead."

WTF?

Maybe he got it to throw at somebody.

[StillAWarrior]

I wussed out and got Jimmy John's instead. Some day I will (maybe) try the steak bites.

They look so good and juicy on TV, but I just know they're probably awful. I was really looking forward to your review.

[Jay Bee]

I had a reward to try JJ's picklewich. Not good. But I do like their caeser chix wrap tbh.

I'll try to make it to Arby's when I get back to the Twin Cities this week.

Just stuffed my face full of quesabirra tacos from some rando spot in Chi and I'm not sure that I'll be up past 8p

Big day tmrw

[Jay Bee]

Also just did my PT exercises with 5 lbs weights - supposed to use 3-4 and Ice been doing 3, but this hotel's lowest are 5. Effin Monster over here, boys!!!

Hotel lady gave me a look. 5 lbs weight in one hand, beer in the other. oh well

[MU82]

Good news for all the Nazis in the Coast Guard: The service says it's OK to display swastikas again!

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/20/us/politics/coast-guard-hate-crimes.html?

The Coast Guard is redefining how it views harassment across the service, discarding the concept of "hate incidents" and recasting symbols of hatred, including nooses and swastikas, as "potentially divisive."

In the past, the display of such symbols was unambiguously cited in policy as "incidents of hatred and prejudice" that "have no place in the Coast Guard."

But the revised edition of the policy, which goes into effect next month, raises the bar for proving that displaying hate symbols in public merits punishment.

The new instructions, described in a document titled "Harassing Behavior Prevention, Response and Accountability," was signed Nov. 13 by the Coast Guard's assistant commandant for personnel, Rear Adm. Charles E. Fosse.

The policy acknowledges that hate symbols, including "representations of supremacy, racial or religious intolerance, or other bias," can "marginalize segments of our work force."

But displaying them in public, it said, will be considered "divisive" only if they affect "good order and discipline, unit cohesion, command climate, morale or mission effectiveness."

Displays of symbols "widely identified with oppression or hatred" in private spaces outside public view are specifically allowed under the new guidance, the document said.

[TallTitan34]

@Jay Bee need a steak nug update.  A surveyor at work told me they were terrible.

I could also see these being an item you need prepared by the right staff.  Quality could vary from location to location.

[The Sultan]

Good news for all the Nazis in the Coast Guard: The service says it's OK to display swastikas again!

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/20/us/politics/coast-guard-hate-crimes.html?

The Coast Guard is redefining how it views harassment across the service, discarding the concept of "hate incidents" and recasting symbols of hatred, including nooses and swastikas, as "potentially divisive."

It was already reversed. Keep up.

[Newsdreams]

@Jay Bee need a steak nug update.  A surveyor at work told me they were terrible.

I could also see these being an item you need prepared by the right staff.  Quality could vary from location to location.

Jay Bee Truly chickened out

[cheebs09]

Jay Bee Truly chickened out

He got TACOs?

[Newsdreams]

He got TACOs?

Yup !!

[MU82]

It was already reversed. Keep up.

Hilarious. What a bunch of clowns.

[MU82]

From Yahoo Sports:

The New York mayoral election was settled a month ago, with Zohran Mamdani scoring a win over Andrew Cuomo. What was not settled were the write-in votes.

Off-menu choices: The full list of write-in votes was released Tuesday, and more than a few people opted to cast their votes for a wide array of sports figures.

It's hard to say what possesses a person to vote for Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson or former Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau. We have even more questions for the people who voted for Hank Aaron (who died in 2021) or Lou Gehrig (who died in 1941).

Brooklyn native Sandy Koufax, who remains alive and attending World Series games at 89, got a vote after leaving the city with the Dodgers in the 1950s. Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart got two votes, or three if you count the vote for "Jackson Dart." So did his teammate, running back Cam Skattebo, and New York Yankees playoff hero Cam Schlittler.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred also got a vote, as did three NFL players who have been division rivals for New York teams their entire careers: Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and, of course, Tom Brady. On the media side, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith got two votes while pondering a political career.

In terms of volume, Knicks star Jalen Brunson took the win among athletes with 27 votes, well ahead of second place, Yankees slugger Aaron Judge's 11. If you count the votes for "Jaylen Brunson" and "Jalen Bronson," he tied with Hillary Clinton for the 12th-most votes among write-in candidates.