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oh man.

I'm working on firewall upgrades. A code call (what we do when services are down) was opened and they followed up with me. I doubted anything I did was involved in their problem, but joined the call and found interfaces down on a firewall someone else had worked on. That's a very bad thing.

There's gonna be some feces hitting a fan.
 
WHERE'S THE BEEF (FROM)?

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Kinda funny/odd that India, a state filled with humans who are (claim to be) vegetarian, is the second-largest exporter of ... um sorta ... beef in the world.

PS - Regarding the India meat industry, have any y'all ever (knowingly) had "carabeef" ...? What you reckon it is? I'll take a guess: the "meat" that's taken from used up farming buffalo.
 
WHERE'S THE BEEF (FROM)?

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Kinda funny/odd that India, a state filled with humans who are (claim to be) vegetarian, is the second-largest exporter of ... um sorta ... beef in the world.

PS - Regarding the India meat industry, have any y'all ever (knowingly) had "carabeef" ...? What you reckon it is? I'll take a guess: the "meat" that's taken from used up farming buffalo.
 
WHERE'S THE BEEF (FROM)?

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Kinda funny/odd that India, a state filled with humans who are (claim to be) vegetarian, is the second-largest exporter of ... um sorta ... beef in the world.

PS - Regarding the India meat industry, have any y'all ever (knowingly) had "carabeef" ...? What you reckon it is? I'll take a guess: the "meat" that's taken from used up farming buffalo.
Not eating it means there's more to export.

Tandor chicken, curried goat and a couple other chicken dishes are on the menu of the Indian buffet I regularly visit. Never seen beef though.
 
My buddy was a Marine stationed in the Philippines, they used to frequent a restaurant in town. He said he always would play with a dog at the restaurant, one day he asked where the dog was and the owner pointed at his half eaten plate of food on the table. :rflmao:
As well as the dog, although Te-Te beat me to it.

Our HS Spanish teacher (this was in Baltimore) one day pointed out that if you were served rabbit in Mexico it very well could be cat. Ever notice how close they resemble each other without their heads and the cats' incredibly cool retractable claws?
 
My buddy was a Marine stationed in the Philippines, they used to frequent a restaurant in town. He said he always would play with a dog at the restaurant, one day he asked where the dog was and the owner pointed at his half eaten plate of food on the table. :rflmao:
A well-known South Korean dish too. Know some former military types who have had and liked it.

A HS buddy was an Annapolis man and during his class's summer deployment with the fleet he visited Subic Bay where he tried the dog. Said it was greasy.
 
A well-known South Korean dish too. Know some former military types who have had and liked it.

A HS buddy was an Annapolis man and during his class's summer deployment with the fleet he visited Subic Bay where he tried the dog. Said it was greasy.
Try the priest, it's heavenly.
 
My buddy was a Marine stationed in the Philippines, they used to frequent a restaurant in town. He said he always would play with a dog at the restaurant, one day he asked where the dog was and the owner pointed at his half eaten plate of food on the table. :rflmao:
Excellent.
 
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Nearly two-thirds of people in countries surveyed in Africa, Middle East and Asia-Pacific are optimistic that future generations will enjoy a higher quality of life than they do today.

In contrast, only one in three Europeans and four in ten Latin Americans and North Americans are optimistic about higher quality of life for their children and grandchildren.

Source: GlobeScan Radar Trends Report (Survey of 29,293 persons worldwide in June-July 2022)
 
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Nearly two-thirds of people in countries surveyed in Africa, Middle East and Asia-Pacific are optimistic that future generations will enjoy a higher quality of life than they do today.

In contrast, only one in three Europeans and four in ten Latin Americans and North Americans are optimistic about higher quality of life for their children and grandchildren.

Source: GlobeScan Radar Trends Report (Survey of 29,293 persons worldwide in June-July 2022)
Can't say I'm surprised. That's all I'm gonna say on the public forum.
 
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