March 10, 2025: Reader Tips

Reader Tips 47 Comments

In case you didn’t know how, here’s a tutorial entitled Let’s Make a Sandwich. Though it’s directed at young women in an era long ago, I know many male tech workers who should study it very closely.

Your meal based or more general news tips are appreciated!

47 Replies to “March 10, 2025: Reader Tips”

      1. Agreed – socialism incorporates many of the 7 deadly sins (envy, anger, greed, sloth – just to name a few) and turns them into virtues. I “used” to have some NDP “friends” but gave up on them as they were always complaining and telling me that “You are so lucky to own a house, to have your own business, to take nice vacations” – you get the idea. I think the one which was the best was a friend of 30 years who used to be in the National Ballet (age 15 -25) and then was a dancer on CTV television specials. After age 30, smoking and age caught up with her and she had to turn her attentions to other things. She rarely worked and was “on and off” welfare. When she retired at 65 (could not work retail because of bad feet, could not clean houses because of a bad back- heavy smoker), she did not have a high pension/OAS. She thought that Prime Minister Harper should give special pensions to those Canadians who had been involved in the arts. Do not forget that she could have worked like the rest of us from 30-65 and saved money.

      1. Having big corporations doesn’t exclude having lots of mid-sized and small enterprises.

        Also, big corporations purchase a lot of goods and services from smaller ones.

    3. Dear purple-haired “mother” … my own pennnnis is flaccid 89% of the time. And I’m a man. All man. I guess if it were limp 1% more … I’d be a ‘little girl’?

    1. Too bad Hunter hadn’t started a “Green” Corp. that was helping … “underserved” communities (you know what that means) add insulation to their homes or something. Then he would have received a $20B “Infrastructure” or something government Grant … like Stacy Abrams did

      That’s kinda how all Pelosi’s kids got $rich

  6. “Trump Suggests Larger Conspiracy Regarding Assassination Attempts
    Clandestine
    Mar 06, 2025

    Trump says that next week, he will receive a report about both of his assassination attempts.

    Trump seems to already know something, and repeatedly brings up the second assassin and his “six cellphones” that had “foreign apps” and “strange markings”.

    Trump plainly suggests that there is possibly a larger conspiracy at hand. Given the second assassin, Ryan Routh, was openly pro-Ukraine, traveled to Ukraine in 2022 during the war, and tried to help recruit Americans to fight in Ukraine, there’s a very obvious prime suspect as to which foreign nation(s) could have been assisting Routh.”

    https://bioclandestine.substack.com/p/trump-suggests-larger-conspiracy

    1. It is an apt observation. And that is why there will not be an election – because they would lose in a fair fight. Instead, Jagmeet has already signaled the party line – that the economy is in too much trouble to spend money on an election. Instead, the communist government must have a single party state so that they may focus undistracted on impoverishing and browbeating Canadians into accepting the communist Utopia. And elections would get in the way of saving Gaia from the viral humans infesting and infecting it.

    2. Let us hope that the very worst of the Liberals’ defeats is still upcoming — and soon.

  10. By constitutional convention, a prime minister holds a seat in parliament

    This is such bullshit. Blog savant “yeahwell”, and his similarly-smart smoothbrain friend “Brian ‘Lickspittle” Zinchuck”, both agree that whatever puts unelected Mark “This carbon tax isn’t really a carbon tax, I will change the world’s climate you just watch me” Carney in charge, is great for the country, the planet and really the universe in toto if you really think about it.

    Carney said something bad about Trump! OOoh, doesn’t it just make you so proud!?

  12. That’s about as close to SOS as Sally can get in that “sandwich” video. I suppose she wanted her WWII Vet father feel as though he is still at the mess hall, eh?

    1. Rarebits are one of the first dishes we learned to prepare in Home Economics back in the day. They taste as bad as they look.

      1. As an aside … there were a few guys in my 1974 HS class who signed up for Home Ec. We mocked them as “fems” and weirdos … until they reminded us … “that’s the class all the cute girls take”. Which is when I asked myself what the hell I was doing in auto shop?

    1. @TheIntelSCIF
      “John Podesta, known from the infamous Hillary bombshell emails with FBI confirmed pedo code words for child abuse, and child preferences and involved with PizzaGate, handled a $375 BILLION dollar EPA slush fund where money was being funneled to obvious front and shell companies that were just started to allegedly launder money and God only knows what else.”

      https://x.com/theintelscif/status/1897320025737855041

  17. This is how you do it.

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/mahmoud-khalil-immigration-arrest-columbia-protests-1.7479146

    What they did.

    “Federal immigration authorities arrested a Palestinian activist [Mahmoud Khalil] Saturday who played a prominent role in Columbia University’s protests against Israel, a significant escalation in the Trump administration’s pledge to detain and deport student activists.”

    How they did it.

    “Greer [his lawyer] said she spoke by phone with one of the ICE agents during the arrest, who said they were acting on State Department orders to revoke Khalil’s student visa. Informed by the lawyer that Khalil was in the United States as a permanent resident with a green card, the agent said they were revoking that instead, according to the lawyer.”

    Revoke his permanent resident status and green card, ship him back to Gaza and don’t ever let him return to the US. Ever.

  18. “Omoiyari: The Reason Why Japanese are Empathetic and Considerate

    Omoiyari is the sympathy and empathy for others that leads to thoughtful action. The key points are anticipating someone’s needs and providing for them in advance. To practice omoiyari, you have to think in the other’s shoes and give them what they need without verbally expressing it to you.

    Omoiyari is not always about doing something. Sometimes, not doing or saying something is also omoiyari. That is why this concept is related to kuuki wo yomu (空気を読む) or reading the room. If you can read the situation, you must understand what to do and what not to do to accommodate someone’s needs.”

    https://www.tokhimo.com/post/omoiyari-the-reason-why-japanese-are-empathetic-and-considerate-1

  21. Sandwiches.

    When my wife’s friends said that a wife shouldn’t cater to her husband’s needs, my reply:

    “When my work is 168 hours in 2 weeks, momma better make daddy a sandwich”…………..

  22. What game is Trump playing here?

    The US vetoed a proposal by Canada aimed at curbing the shadow fleet of Russian oil tankers which are used to evade sanctions placed on the ruskies over the invasion of Ukraine. The proposal was to create a task force to monitor Russian violations of the sanctions. This is ahead of the G7 meetings in Canada next week. The US then went on to talk about China which had nothing to do with the issue. Is it Trump’s goal to get rid of the sanctions? Why is he pandering to pootin?

    Last week Trump parroted ruskie disinformation talking points suggesting the Ukes started the war.

    Go for it.

    1. Anybody paying attention knows by now nato started the war. Looks like president Trump will have Russian heavy oil cargos in port by the time canuckistan get the export taxes on Alberta heavy crude. 3D chess.

      1. ajl
        If, as you suggest, NATO started the ware, then the US owes both Ukraine and Russia reparations.

    2. @abtrapper – “Why is he pandering to pootin?”

      Sigh.

      It’s going to be hard on people when they wake up to the reality that the MSM and their globalist masters have been lying to them.

      Many “got it” during the lock downs and forced vaccinations, some “get it” when their kid comes home all trans-gendered one day, “hey birthing peoplekind, surprise” – and some are still wearing paper masks in public.

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