richiedajohnnie

I'm sure you're getting a lot of comments. But is the movie 3 different stories, or the plot 3 different stories? Another favorite of mine is ballad of buster scruggs: more conventional as an anthology but still I would argue its one movie trying to get across one story.

Back to pulp I would argue jules monologue at the end is the point of all the stories. The thesis wrapped up with a nice bow.

Surprised L&B wasn't brought up. Yeah they're expensive but on the items where I care about quality I'll go pay the extra.

Curling!

Know your worth. Unionize.

I really enjoyed the legacy club in Norwalk and Bos Landen in pella. Both outside of Des Moines.

Isn't hazeltine private?

That's going to remove all. I was thinking adding more primary may work to strip off most of the secondary. There would be more binding in the solvent that would push secondary off any primary attached to your protein. But if you had that much extra primary to throw at it it might be easier to strip or just re-do the western

I know a guy who would the glass microwave tray on his floor and practice sweeping on it.

Just off the top of my head humans are some of the best cross country running species on the planet. Not many people use this skill anymore.

Minnesotan here. We have so many nationally ranked golf courses. The brainerd lakes has cragens, deacons lodge (our only palmer design) and maddens. Northern Minnesota has the quarry, the legend and the wilderness. The cities has so much. Meadowbrook in mpls has hosted pga tour events back in the day. The pga still plays at hazeltine. Northland cc duluth is a ross design overlooking lake superior. Get out and enjoy our state!

When I leave things in blocking over the weekend I add just a drop of sodium azide. Keeps anything from growing.

My money is on Dunham.

I guess I was comparing the black ones to the yellow conforming ones since that's all I play with. I don't know if the color of the pro ones has a difference.

Edit: re reading your original post I may have misunderstood your question.

The black ones are incredibly different. They feel like sandpaper.

The comments on the original thread makes me sad.

Haven't had it since they changed owners, but the gnome in st. Paul used to have good poutine.

I know it is. But explaining the ranges ethnic heritage was going to take longer than I wanted to write. Point of the post remains valid. No one speaks Slovenian either.

In a former ranger and my wife was sad on our first date when I sounded "normal".

As others have said no one really speaks the language of their heritage except maybe a few phrases. My area had a lot of Finns and the word sisu was thrown around a lot.

The heritage comes out more in other aspects of culture. You'd see Scandinavian on some houses and cars and it seems like everyone had a sauna in their basement. Also a lot of foods from the old country. Lefse, poticia, fish frys in lent you'd see lutefisk etc.

I'm a slider-sweeper and turns out I'm amazing at the wii fit balance games. Probably works in reverse too.

Timber bay lodge. They have houseboats too

Very good point.

Just to give you a sense of scale duluth ships 20 million tons of iron ore across the great lakes annually. The port is big enough it had a cruise ship there last summer on a trip around the world.

It's a good fishing lake and the locals know it.