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[Inversion]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)

I didn't know they put bible verses on their products.

John 3:16

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

tasteofhome

The milkshake cup references Proverbs 3:5, “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”

Burger wrappers display Revelation 3:20, “Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.”

If you’ve ever had the Double-Double, you’ve probably seen Nahum 1:7, “The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.”

Snyder has since added a few more verses to the mix, including proverbs 24:16 and Luke 6:35

Other facts about In-N-Out

The arrow logo replaced the original in 1954, just six years after opening, and associates adopted the sayings, “The arrow points to pride” and “We all work under the same arrow.”

While they’re small and discreet, take a peek next time underneath your cup, on your burger wrapper and fry boats and even on the employee paychecks since the 1980s. The second-generation president Rich Snyder was a born-again evangelical Christian, and his legacy lives on through these Bible verses.

In the movie It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, the characters are on the hunt to find buried treasure under crossed palms. Harry Snyder, In-N-Out’s founder rightfully felt that each restaurant is a treasure, so the palms mark the spot in an homage to one of his favorite movies.

[RunningDeer]

Part 3: Teddy’s Tale comes to a sweet end! A lovable stray finds a home and Simon's Cat gains a new friend in the final part of Teddy's Special - Homeward Bound!

• For those that missed them, Parts 1 & 2 are added below.

HOMEWARD BOUND - Teddy's Tale Pt.3 (4:00 min)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LYEq8pcuDYM

THE SHADOW -Teddy’s Tale Pt.1 (3:19 min)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=RT1zQlXVGmw

TRICKS OF THE TRADE - Teddy's Tale Pt.2 (3:26 min)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1Elz31-vCZ8

[lunaflare]

I have not perused this entire thread, I just wanted to view current updates regarding the death of the Queen of England.
I was struck by the cup picture with Bible reference. I seems pretty clear; the overt sexual connotation with "in and out"--
plus the actual image of the yellow arrow denoting a man's penis. Has this already been stated? Or is this simply my perspective?

[Ol' Roy]

Paula, I miss your walks with you precious dog! Out in nature with the birds! You described that to me in New York! I think I did the same in Kentucky! But here and now, I only have Rebel now! Copper passed in July at 15! He could not do it anymore! But Rebel keeps my old bitt moving! Lol!

[Inversion]

Posted by lunaflare (here)
I have not perused this entire thread, I just wanted to view current updates regarding the death of the Queen of England.
I was struck by the cup picture with Bible reference. I seems pretty clear; the overt sexual connotation with "in and out"--
plus the actual image of the yellow arrow denoting a man's penis. Has this already been stated? Or is this simply my perspective?

The Amazon logo appears to be a phallus and so does the Blue Origin rockets. It's said the Pinar is above QE2 and he's viewed as the penis/pinnacle of the dragon (Draco) or penis of the devil. Kerry Cassidy said Pine is another name for the Secret Space Program (SSP). Pines is an anagram for penis. There's Pine Gap in Australia and Pinewood Studios in England. Wood means white in the jail/prison system. The number 007 represents two balls and a penis. The race of aliens in Dulce are called Draculians which is another name for Satan or devil. Chris Pine played James Kirk in the Star Trek movies. The former captain of the USS Zumwalt was James Kirk. Pine pollen looks like Mickey Mouse ears. MICE is an acronym for Military Industrial Complex Extraterrestrial.

Pinewood

[norman]

Here and now it's happening.

https://podbay.fm/p/the-health-range...t/e/1662649379


Whatever it is you believe in, get believin' with everything you got.

[TomKat]

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[RunningDeer]

Today I learned…
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In case you never noticed…
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By: Today Years Old Twitter

[norman]

Animation: The Most Popular Websites by Web Traffic (1993-2022)


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v1gx0gm/?pub=4

[RunningDeer]

FYI: Mark (Star Mariner) has requested healing assistance for his brother.

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[RunningDeer]

3 fer 1

[Inversion]

Posted by Inversion (here)
I bought a set of these mugs from Costco for $26.99. I fill a water glass about 12-15 times a day due to the extreme heat. These save a lot of time and limits the number of times you have to open the frig/freezer. They're 40 oz. each and are vacuumed insulated. They work out to be $13.50 each. They cost a lot more from reduce everyday

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=C6wc8X18IPo

I wanted to add this because it's an issue. IMO any mug or sports bottle you can't get your hand into to clean is a problem. The digestive enzymes in your saliva will get in it and multiply giving off odorous gases. For some reason I stopped seeing sports bottle in store with the glass like inner coating. Glass is idea for mugs/bottles because it doesn't leach plastic or metal. Coffee thermoses wouldn't be a problem as long as you don't drink directly from it.

[gord]

Posted by Inversion (here)

Posted by Inversion (here)
I bought a set of these mugs from Costco for $26.99. I fill a water glass about 12-15 times a day due to the extreme heat. These save a lot of time and limits the number of times you have to open the frig/freezer. They're 40 oz. each and are vacuumed insulated. They work out to be $13.50 each. They cost a lot more from reduce everyday

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=C6wc8X18IPo

I wanted to add this because it's an issue. IMO any mug or sports bottle you can't get your hand into to clean is a problem. The digestive enzymes in your saliva will get in it and multiply giving off odorous gases. For some reason I stopped seeing sports bottle in store with the glass like inner coating. Glass is idea for mugs/bottles because it doesn't leach plastic or metal. Coffee thermoses wouldn't be a problem as long as you don't drink directly from it.

It's not hard to put 1/2 oz of bleach in it, fill with warm water and let sit for a while. rinse, scrub with old toothbrush, rinse and repeat as needed....

[RunningDeer]

It's not hard to put 1/2 oz of bleach in it, fill with warm water and let sit for a while. rinse, scrub with old toothbrush, rinse and repeat as needed....

A good cleaning source is a combination of vinegar, baking soda and a little water.

I use the S’well products to keep soups and drinks hot and/or cold. Also the cleaning tablets and brushes from S’well work great to remove coffee and tea stains. I use a plain old bottle brush.

“S'well bottles, Travelers, and Roamers will keep your beverage cold for up to 24 hours or hot for up to 12. Thanks to our triple-walled ThermaS'well™ insulation technology, which includes a copper layer, S'well products are able to keep any liquid hot or cold for long stretches of time.“

“The first of its kind. Our triple-layer bottles include vacuum-insulated, high-grade 18/8 stainless steel to keep beverages colder and hotter, longer than all the rest. Superior performance, a sleek silhouette and an extensive collection of beautiful designs set this bottle apart.”

These are a few samples of the many styles and colors.

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Posted by Inversion (here)

Posted by Inversion (here)
I bought a set of these mugs from Costco for $26.99. I fill a water glass about 12-15 times a day due to the extreme heat. These save a lot of time and limits the number of times you have to open the frig/freezer. They're 40 oz. each and are vacuumed insulated. They work out to be $13.50 each. They cost a lot more from reduce everyday

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=C6wc8X18IPo

I wanted to add this because it's an issue. IMO any mug or sports bottle you can't get your hand into to clean is a problem. The digestive enzymes in your saliva will get in it and multiply giving off odorous gases. For some reason I stopped seeing sports bottle in store with the glass like inner coating. Glass is idea for mugs/bottles because it doesn't leach plastic or metal. Coffee thermoses wouldn't be a problem as long as you don't drink directly from it.

It's not hard to put 1/2 oz of bleach in it, fill with warm water and let sit for a while. rinse, scrub with old toothbrush, rinse and repeat as needed....

[JackMcThorn]

Some of you would freak out at an ol' sailors mug with months of coffee stains. I never saw a single soul get sick from it and it is a habit that follows sailors past their service time.

[RunningDeer]

Today I learned…
I just found out…
In case you never noticed…
How old were you...

By: Today Years Old Twitter

[Inversion]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)

The number 31 is the 11th prime. Here's some words with the same Jewish gematria value. Logan Piette does that kind of decoding. The logo can also be viewed as 131 which is the 32nd prime.

[onawah]

This may have been posted before, but it seemed appropriate for right here and now...
Aloneness to Oneness - Life Changing Spiritual Documentary Film on Non-duality
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[RunningDeer]

Last one in the series. ♡
........

[norman]

How to stockpile foods with a long shelf life

https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-09-...helf-life.html


Here’s a list of the best long-shelf life foods to store:

Foods that last 25 to 30+ years: White rice, wild rice, rolled oats, corn, buckwheat and red or white winter wheat; legumes like pinto beans, black beans, lentils and peas; waxed cheese; dehydrated fruit slices; freeze-dried eggs and instant coffee; white flour; dried corn like dent or flint corn; hardtack; soy sauce; and freeze-dried meals like MREs (meals ready to eat)

Foods that last 5 to 25 years: Raw molasses, powdered eggs, dehydrated carrots, ghee, powdered low-fat milk, powdered sour cream, canned goods, freeze -dried bacon and freeze-dried fruits

Foods that last 2 to 5 years: Virgin coconut oil, spices, mustard powder, dark chocolate, cocoa powder, pasta products, canned soup and chili, canned tuna, chicken and beef; pemmican, frozen eggs, jelly, jam, canned fruit, pickled veggies, peppercorns and flavored liquor

Foods that last 1 to 2 years: Regular beef jerky, bouillon cubes, canned tomato sauce, salsa and other tomato-based products; vegetable oil, whole powdered milk, peanut butter, dried raisins, cranberries and cherries; homegrown garlic, pancake mix, ground pepper, frozen broccoli, corn off the cob and vacuum-sealed frozen meat

Foods that last 3 to 9 months: Hard winter squash, long storage apples, long storage potatoes, brown rice, short storage potatoes, breakfast cereal, block cheese, farm-fresh (unwashed) eggs, granola bars, homegrown carrots or parsnips, supermarket garlic cloves, vanilla beans, storage onion, sausage, beer and packaged frozen meat

Foods that last a couple of weeks to three months: Sweet onions, minced jarred garlic, pears, short storage apples, supermarket eggs, regular squash, strawberries, walnuts, garden tomatoes, pumpkin, supermarket tomatoes and asparagus

Foods that last indefinitely: Salt, sugar, baking soda and baking powder, if stored properly

Raw honey, a healthy sugar substitute, can last forever.