227g (94.58%) margarine
30g (12.5%) sugar, powdered
240g (100%) flour
5g (2.1%) vanilla (assuming liquid extract)
15g (6.25%) water
200g (83.33%) pecans, pieces
Perfect lighthouse performance: https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-www-dolekemp96-org-...
I'm old enough to remember "Buffering...".
Is this a regression?
If they only knew...
I'm having trouble accessing old snapshots, though. The Internet Archive has one as far back as April 1, 2000, but the snapshot viewer has been giving 503 errors all morning.
So like SPAs with the JS bundle today?
"The politics of failure have failed. We need to make them work again! Tomorrow, when you are sealed in the voting cubicle, vote for me, Senator Ka... ... Bob Dole!"
I think about this episode so much. It has lived rent-free in my head for decades. I pronounce Clinton and Dole's names in the Kodos and Kang voices. >sigh<
Same.
"Well, I believe I'll vote for a third-party candidate."
"Go ahead, throw your vote away! Hahahahahaha!"
(Ross Perot punches his hat)
Classic.
The fetuses that were aborted were overwhelmingly from socioeconomic demographics (e.g. poverty, single mother households) where they would've been statistically far more likely to become criminals, so by allowing that generation to be aborted, we effectively aborted (for the first time) a large chunk of an entire generation of people that would've been statistically overrepresented among criminals, entering their peak criminal years right when Bill Clinton was president.
It’s very likely: - criminal potential populations were reduced - economics lead to stable options for more individuals in the late 90s - lead was removed - a myriad of other improvements in society that generally led to Less crime
I can't imagine a reading of my comment that suggests I am giving Dole/Kemp credit for any of this though.
Bob Dole was the first and last Republican I ever voted for. I still think he was kind of a fun guy, although it’s good that his candidacy failed.
ahh yes, the "Clipper Chip"