That doesn't link straight to the proposed wording of the amendment, but I have to say, the way many US laws are named, I wouldn't be surprised if that was something that defines a farm as a ridiculously huge piece of property, making it virtually impossible for small scale farmers to continue with their farming. It's interesting how you can make people think a certain way by just naming a law right. West wing and House of Cards have a lot of interesting fictional examples.
I had never heard of vindaloo until I watched the British comedy "RED DWARF". Remember about 20 years ago. I'm all about cheesy. Chicken Vindaloo was the stars favorite meal. I had to look it up to see what it was. Deep south cooking. But then I was grown before I had fried oysters, chinese food and pizza. Seems impossible, right. But we didn't eat out at all and Mama wanted her meat and eggs totally cooked through and through.
I had fried oysters but not Chinese food or Pizza. I was in Air Force Tech school in Illinois almost 19 years old. There was a food truck that sold mostly pizza and Cokes. The first time it came by the barracks the guys yelled Pizza Pop and took off outside. I couldn't figure out who Pizza Pop was until they came back with Pizza and soda water.
We did not go out to eat either we ate home cooked food. I recall when I saw a cereal commercial and I asked mom if we could have some she thought I had lost my mind. We ate eggs, oatmeal, or malt-o-meal or cream of wheat. All the years I raised my children we only ate out maybe once a month other than that we ate home cooked foods.
I had never heard of vindaloo until I watched the British comedy "RED DWARF". Remember about 20 years ago. I'm all about cheesy. Chicken Vindaloo was the stars favorite meal. I had to look it up to see what it was. Deep south cooking. But then I was grown before I had fried oysters, chinese food and pizza. Seems impossible, right. But we didn't eat out at all and Mama wanted her meat and eggs totally cooked through and through.
I had fried oysters but not Chinese food or Pizza. I was in Air Force Tech school in Illinois almost 19 years old. There was a food truck that sold mostly pizza and Cokes. The first time it came by the barracks the guys yelled Pizza Pop and took off outside. I couldn't figure out who Pizza Pop was until they came back with Pizza and soda water.
We did not go out to eat either we ate home cooked food. I recall when I saw a cereal commercial and I asked mom if we could have some she thought I had lost my mind. We ate eggs, oatmeal, or malt-o-meal or cream of wheat. All the years I raised my children we only ate out maybe once a month other than that we ate home cooked foods.
So, have you tried bagels yet? They're actually quite good, not a balanced breakfast or anything like that but a quick one if you have to hurry out the door. I usually get blueberry or one of the "special edition" bagels that are seasonal. Toasted with a little butter and breakfast is served.
i like the super garlic bagels best.
Well, that is vague. I think someone should think up a law that states that every law should come with an explanation of it's intent, and examples on how to uphold it.
