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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
 
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Lock it if you want but that piece by Paul Harvey is Earth Shaking , Truthful, honest and backed by historical evidence. Our Founders risked their lives and belongings for freedom yet today all is left but tolerance of evil and apathy. Evil only flourishes when good men do nothing and the most important minority is the individual. This PH Piece has been one I've liked for a long time. Thank You.
 

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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
I only like the BL. Not a tomato fan and I do not intentionally eat mayo. If it is in something I can tolerate it.
 

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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon, second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
You seem upset. Why?
I only like the BL. Not a tomato fan and I do not intentionally eat mayo. If it is in something I can tolerate it.
I never peel my maters or taters cuz dats where all the good vitamins are. I can make some mean A$$ed mayo outta whole milk yogurt to boot.
 
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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
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This clip isnt from 1965, its from an updated version of Harvey's story and was part of a newspaper release in 1996.
Slightly less prophetic- the whole metal detectors and drug sniffing dogs part wasnt in the original, nor was the overcrowded prisons and judges promoting porn part.



Anyways, interesting youtube clip.
 
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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
1. We keep a surplus stock of Duke's in the pantry. I will eat Blue Plate if there is no Duke's available. I would eat the sandwich dry before using Hellman's
2. I prefer romaine myself, but my wife generally does the shopping so I have to live with Baby Spring Mix.
3. The tomato has to be homegrown, with preference for an Arkansas Traveler. If no homegrown tomatoes are available, I just make it Bacon Sandwich, or a "B" for short, and call it a day.
4. I don't cut it at all.
5. Hot sauce on a damn BLT? Heathen.
 

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1. We keep a surplus stock of Duke's in the pantry. I will eat Blue Plate if there is no Duke's available. I would eat the sandwich dry before using Hellman's
2. I prefer romaine myself, but my wife generally does the shopping so I have to live with Baby Spring Mix.
3. The tomato has to be homegrown, with preference for an Arkansas Traveler. If no homegrown tomatoes are available, I just make it Bacon Sandwich, or a "B" for short, and call it a day.
4. I don't cut it at all.
5. Hot sauce on a damn BLT? Heathen.
Try Campari tomatoes. They are small Italian tomatoes and they taste like a tomato should taste. They are available at Sams Club, Kroger, and Publix.
 

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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
I grew up in a blue plate house. My mom used to bring jars of it back from MS when we visited family. But I’m a full on Duke’s guy now. Blue plate is clearly 2nd best but Duke’s is just better
 

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This clip isnt from 1965, its from an updated version of Harvey's story and was part of a newspaper release in 1996.
Slightly less prophetic- the whole metal detectors and drug sniffing dogs part wasnt in the original, nor was the overcrowded prisons and judges promoting porn part.



Anyways, interesting youtube clip.
It wouldn’t matter if it really was from 1965… there is nothing new under the sun. The problems we have now are problems that have always existed. Crime, income inequality and sexual issues have been problems for every society that has ever existed.

Where we would be much better off on is if government and the voting public would focus on stuff that matter and impacts everyone. Like fiscal policy and crime. Be nice if we’d quit trying to cancel bud light for a trans person and the left quit trying to cancel everyone who does not care to participate in a pride night.
 

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It wouldn’t matter if it really was from 1965… there is nothing new under the sun. The problems we have now are problems that have always existed. Crime, income inequality and sexual issues have been problems for every society that has ever existed.

Where we would be much better off on is if government and the voting public would focus on stuff that matter and impacts everyone. Like fiscal policy and crime. Be nice if we’d quit trying to cancel bud light for a trans person and the left quit trying to cancel everyone who does not care to participate in a pride night.
Please to meet you, hope you guess my name but what's puzzling you is the nature of my game. (Msg from Morningstar via Jagger)
 
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If I were the Devil, first I'd corrupt the church by tying it to conservative politics.....

Not really interested in dire warnings of moral decay and national descent from people backing Trump. Makes as much sense as having Bill Clinton babysit my teen daughters....
 

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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
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If I were the Devil, first I'd corrupt the church by tying it to conservative politics.....

Not really interested in dire warnings of moral decay and national descent from people backing Trump. Makes as much sense as having Bill Clinton babysit my teen daughters....
Evil paves its way thru deception of false labels disguised as good intentions. Historical fact proves this.
 
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People suck today, in 1965, in the millennia before, and will for the millennia after (if we are lucky enough not to extinct ourselves). Don't worry about the things you can't control and take care of your own house and help your neighbors. It's all you can do. No sense in stressing in whatever you find lacking or fear in today's society. We ain't special - it's all happened before.
 

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I beg your 17ing pardon - a thread hijack takes work and ingenuity. Some just don't want to put in the effort.
Look, I love BLTs. I just go one tomato instead of 2.

I also just ignore the political threads I have no interest in, rather than try to get them hijacked and/or shut down.
 

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People suck today, in 1965, in the millennia before, and will for the millennia after (if we are lucky enough not to extinct ourselves). Don't worry about the things you can't control and take care of your own house and help your neighbors. It's all you can do. No sense in stressing in whatever you find lacking or fear in today's society. We ain't special - it's all happened before.
I get where you are coming from, but I would also ask you to ponder what you would be doing right now if our ancestors in 1776 took the same attitude.
 

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Be nice if we’d quit trying to cancel bud light for a trans person and the left quit trying to cancel everyone who does not care to participate in a pride night.
This is a mischaracterization. No one on the left is trying to cancel people for not participating in Pride events. If you don't like a Pride event, by all means, stay home or go somewhere else. If anything, I think people on the left would be much happier if people who didn't like Pride events stayed very far away when they're happening.
 

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Can't eat one unless it has pimento cheese on it. Harvey was a draft dodger who became a willing stooge for Hoover's FBI. And now you know --- the REST of the story.
 

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I get where you are coming from, but I would also ask you to ponder what you would be doing right now if our ancestors in 1776 took the same attitude.
I could have been more clear. I never implied (or didn't mean to) we should ignore being shat on by an oppressor. Or stand by while others take abuse. Harvey's rant was mostly* a take on how others live their lives that had little or no impact on how he lived his - other than him finding it annoyance (he wasn't prophesying - he was observing). That's all wasted energy you can direct to your own life and those close to you.

*He mentioned the church misusing young boys and girls. That shouldn't be ignored obviously. It nothing unique to 1965 to today either.
 
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I've been doing a lot of my own research here lately, and I think I've figured out the perfect BLT sequence: from the bottom, piece of toasted bread, mayo (I'm a Blue Plate stan but do what you want here), small amount of lettuce (I like a romaine), slice of tomato that's been salted and peppered, bacon (to your preference; I usually go 2 slices especially if it's nice and thick), second slice of tomato (I'm talking thick slices from a large tomato here), more lettuce, then my other slice of mayo-d bread. Lightly mashed down, then cut into triangle halves. My only variable is sometimes I put a few dashes of Tabasco on one of the bread slices.

Also, do yall peel yall's tomatoes? I kinda like the peel and view peeling as a hassle, but boy do some folks have an OPINION.
You’re messing up, man. Not nearly enough bacon. I only eat garden fresh tomatoes. I won’t even try that grocery store swill. Disgusting. It’s toasted white bunny bread (the only time I ever buy white bread), I hate Mayo but like mustard on mine. Zatarain’s Creole is preferred, then two nice slices of tomato. Putting lettuce on first is bush league. It won’t stick to the sauce and it will slide everywhere. You always put your sliced veggies against your sauce on any type of bread or bun. So toast, creole mustard, tomato, then butter lettuce. Iceberg is also acceptable, but not preferred. Next, a buttfuck ton of bacon. No less than four pieces of thick sliced. I’ll go as many as 6. Then your top piece of toast. This is the way.
 
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It wouldn’t matter if it really was from 1965… there is nothing new under the sun. The problems we have now are problems that have always existed. Crime, income inequality and sexual issues have been problems for every society that has ever existed.

Where we would be much better off on is if government and the voting public would focus on stuff that matter and impacts everyone. Like fiscal policy and crime. Be nice if we’d quit trying to cancel bud light for a trans person and the left quit trying to cancel everyone who does not care to participate in a pride night.
True, the issues Harvey discussed in the '65 speech were issues that existed half a century ago in that original version. I was just pointing out that the clip wasnt nearly as prophetic as it seems at first glance, since something from '96 was claimed to be from '65. To me, a lot of that speech's impact is on how specifically accurate he was...but that accuracy is because the writing was updated 30 years later and he was simply talking about things that were then happening in the '90s.

A Rockwellian version of the US does not exist in our history, no matter how badly some want to claim otherwise. The US has been and will continue to be a complex country and we as a society have never been the version that some here(and Harvey it seems) want to claim is whats best.

I agree with you- we would be better to focus on things that matter and impact everyone. We have low hanging fruit that would also be fundamentally changing to many in society, but ignore it because most all bandwidth is taken up on people being perpetually outraged over a few books in a school library, claiming an election was stolen(almost 3 years later), that a trans volleyball player hit a ball hard, and the potential for a student to feel bad for knowing about racial history. Its insane.

Devil is in the details though(nod to the thread topic) and if we all agreed to set aside the outrage issues, everyone would just argue and disagree with what the fundamentally important issues are.
- Erosion of reproductive rights and access
- Unsustainable housing developments due to environmental concerns
- Improved voting access across the country
- Closing childhood education gap
- Comprehensive immigration policies


So those are 5 issues that I think are very important(they matter and impact everyone). But not everyone will agree. Or even if they agree the issues listed are important, they wouldnt agree with how I think the issues should be handled.
 
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