Re: More comfort food

On 11/26/2024 2:13 PM, D wrote:

  On Tue, 26 Nov 2024, clams casino wrote:
 

On 11/26/2024 2:47 AM, D wrote:

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On Tue, 26 Nov 2024, gm wrote:
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ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
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Also, today I picked up a bag of four parsnips at
Walmart.  There were no singles 'snips so it was
a bag.  I know I can Google and search out dozens
or hundreds of roasted parsnips, but give me YOUR
recipe, please.

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I remember years ago a friend made fab mashed parsnips, don't remember a
recipe...
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OH, and still another reason to love Walmart...!!!
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Walmart rolls back DEI policies, says it’s ‘willing to change’ after
activist’s anti-woke campaign

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Amazing! However, the cynic in me tells me this would never have happened if the democrats would have won.
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I would not be surprised if the woke policies would come back the second Trump is out of office. =/
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It takes a loooong time for a woke company to rebuild the trust they lost by going woke.
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https://www.weboycott.net/ .

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See Bud Light.

 Oh yes, that was a huge disaster! It even made the news in europe in some circles! My marketing/PR partner in the company was deeply analyzing that situation and it was discussed a lot at one of his bigger clients.

The entire nature of this matrix is to revise itself like a virtual Las Vegas.
I honestly hate that these companies get away with a quick 'mea culpa' and go forward like the past doesn't exist.
Imagine how many non-hires were the victims of those now-terminated DEI programs.
I would like to see a national "settlement" in which those who can prove damages get to be part of a class action pooled settlement in which every damned one of these corporations is identified and made to contribute meaningfully.
And I don't want to hear any bullshit about how it hurts their shareholder value - they literally ruined lives and careers with casual insouciance and the sheltering arm of the infernal DemoCrap party.
This must be made right.