The Biden Won & it's OVER, Deep dish pizza is delicious, & Gilmore Girls is awesome thread

[Siphon9r]

@CraigM

Alas it seems my favorites would be unavailable for you. But if you ever find yourself out west, I strongly recommend trying Pellican and Deschutes.

Having enjoyed Deschutes beers regularly when I lived in Seattle I was pleasantly surprised to find them available here in TX. So, Deschutes at least might be possible to find.

[aeneas]

No need for apologies @triggercut I dont live there since they are all uppity wine freaks

[triggercut]

@aeneas

No need for apologies @triggercut I dont live there since they are all uppity wine freaks

Ha!

Well, in addition to everything else your county does well, they make one of the finest-yet-affordable wines on the planet. :)

[Dissensus]

GA update from that reliable news guy posted in this thread last night that knows things:

Brendan Keefe (BrendanKeefe)

[Paul_cze]

@Dejin

That’s exactly the kind of shit that results in what @Nesrie is describing. But hey, as long as the white man gets to have a laugh, I’m sure it’s all worth it.

Did anyone standup on this board to be counted as saying racism is bad, no. I had several people attack me for saying that racism on TV should get called out.

I don’t live in the US, I am sorry to hear about your trauma, but if I find jokes that make fun of stereotypes - all of them - funny, I am not going to apologize for it, regardless of you calling me racist for it. I know I am not one and that’s good enough for me. Cool on you for dragging 3 year old post here from another thread though.

[CraigM]

I first encountered them in Chicago, so I know they have wider distribution. Kinda like Lagunitas. A regional brewery, but large enough to have at least cross regional distribution, if not quite national

[mono]

@Dissensus

GA update from that reliable news guy posted in this thread last night that knows things:

Hey, that’s my high school buddy, Brendan! I forgot he was stationed in Atlanta. Great dude, and actually has integrity! Was the class comedian. He was the ‘anchor’ on our public access high school news program. I was a cameraman and director. :)

[Strollen]

@Timex

Interestingly enough, it’s possible that both Georgia Senate seats may go into a runoff. First I thought that the GOP would have an advantage going into those runoffs, but I’m not totally sure now.

It’s possible that the Dems could win both those seats, and if they did, then they would control the senate if Biden wins and Harris can be the tie breaker vote.

Longshot, but possible.

Also, if this happens, the amount of money that’s going to flow into Georgia is going to be INSANE. It’s gonna be like, everyone in Georgia gets a new car.

Unfortunately an insane amount of money, isn’t going to translate into a lot of votes It may not be quite as bad as $120/vote that Bloomberg spent in the primaries but I bet it will be close.

[sillhouette]

It can’t be all over tonight. I didn’t get to stop at the store for a sparkling Moscato Dolce to kick off my celebratory Charcuterie. STOP THE COUNTING!

[Dissensus]

That’s a neat story. Glad your old friend turned his HS extracurricular into a successful career. I’m sure he’s getting more Twitter attention than he’s used to the last 24 hours or so.

[nKoan]

Lauganitas was pretty big, in 32 states before expanding into Chicago, where they basically went national (I think).

[KevinC]

Don’t know what this means, but per 538:

A couple of updates on the legal front. First, the Trump campaign prevailed in its lawsuit against the Philadelphia County Board of Elections at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, as the court found that the Trump campaign’s observer was unable to “actually observe the canvassing processes in any meaningful way.”

[Houngan]

So what’s the story with AZ right now? NV is looking better, but AZ is back in play for Trump?

[Charlatan]

I heard on the TV at noon today that they were allowed to observe but due to social distancing the observer was too far away to actually tell what was going on so they sued to be placed closer. And the judge agreed to that as long as the observer wears a mask.

[KevinC]

@Charlatan

I heard on the TV at noon today that they were allowed to observe but due to social distancing the observer was too far away to actually tell what was going on so they sued to be placed closer. And the judge agreed to that as long as the observer wears a mask.

Thanks!

[Dissensus]

That’s different than what the MSNBC person said earlier today, but 538 seems to be the accurate one since I’ve seen it elsewhere too. I don’t think it’ll matter too much, though. It’s being livestreamed anyway, I believe.

[triggercut]

@KevinC

Don’t know what this means, but per 538:

A couple of updates on the legal front. First, the Trump campaign prevailed in its lawsuit against the Philadelphia County Board of Elections at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, as the court found that the Trump campaign’s observer was unable to “actually observe the canvassing processes in any meaningful way.”

I don’t think it means much more than “Hey, one of Trump’s lawyers’ suits finally got a judgment in their favor, even if it’s over something super minor.”

[Tim_N]

@Charlatan

And the judge agreed to that as long as the observer wears a mask.

Narrator: And the mask was never worn.

[Mark_Weston]

@KevinC

A couple of updates on the legal front. First, the Trump campaign prevailed in its lawsuit against the Philadelphia County Board of Elections at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, as the court found that the Trump campaign’s observer was unable to “actually observe the canvassing processes in any meaningful way.”

That struck me as reasonable, when I came across the fact that the rules were keeping observers 100 feet from the counting. There’s not many mistakes you’re actually going to catch from 100 feet away.

[DeForrestation]

Lagunitas is 50% owned by Heineken