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There are Many (2+1) Tuesdays the Many'th in Manytember alone, si and see and man! If you're curt with them, don't they they become "impatients," huh man? "Who Let the Dogs Out? HUH HUH man" This was either a deal or not, depending on the value of $Many, si man. If you qualify for it, or can get it merely by asking, do it, si and gee man! This rubia of yours needs remedial financial training, si man. Beware any mealtime offers of turtle soup, si man...

Glad to hear it! Best of fortune with the rest of your process.

Just wait... I've heard that, at the end of the process, it's like passing a watermelon through your nostril. Unless you say, "Hail, Caesar!" and do it that way.

Thank you for taking the time to so thoroughly relate your experience -- it's educational for others. It does sound good. We look forward to hearing confirmation of good news from you.

Your timeline says that you filed the I-130, which is the CR-1 path. Why are you asking about K-1? Please clarify this.

Good grief... or no grief, just theft of benefits.

That, and appropriate bestowal of upvotes to have a prayer of Rhododendron status.

Scintillating Wednesday repartee, yawn man. ----- Thrilling Wednesday report, see man: Mini-B. awoke late, rush wee man man. We were dog-tired, caffeination of no effect man. We started getting phone calls from & about Mama T-B. at Many (2+2+1) a.m., si man. Mama T-B. had an overnight health (comfort) issue, night crew couldn't help man. Medical records were poisoned by the illegitimate-female-child head nooser, i-f-c she man. We had to out-straighten everything, sigh man, which we did very firmly, si man. Siesta #1 occurred between Many (2x2x2) and Many (2x2x2 +2+1) a.m. and the phone calls, intermittently zzz we man. It seemed that we got the good noosers on the case and almost everything out-straightened, finally man. Lunch was onecan of Aldi chili, ingest we man. We intended to go see Mama T-B. but it began monsooning, rarely seen such rain output man. We did Internet tasks for Mama T-B. and finally took siesta #2, zzz we man. This was non-Two-Guys eve, sigh man. Din-din was one-Many'rd of the bag of Costco rotisserie chicken that Mini-B. didn't like, ingest we man. Upon Mini-B.'s return, movie night was 2 Breaking Bad episodes, watch Two Guys man. Two bowls of Costco popcorn were consumed, ingest Two Guys man. Weekly tally = Many (2x2x2 +1) bowls, one to reach quota man. No party with the rubias tonight, no cavort we man. Must visit Mama T-B. on Thursday, plan we man. And that was/is our thrilling Wednesday, report we man.

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Do you expect to be unusually ill or on bed rest at that point? If so, have someone wheelchair you in. If not, go in, point abdomen-ward, and say, "And I brought an incipient U.S. citizen with me."

Even that chick who lasted around 6 weeks?

Thanks for your admission and request, but it was corrected in the thread, as so often happens. The extra discussion is actually helpful.

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You're the new champion -- we ordered only 7. Our Justice of the Peace agreed to let us carry the signed marriage license to the courthouse ourselves. We made a beeline for it and arrived within an hour of closing. The clerk was surprised that we wanted 7 copies, but she gamely made them up for us while we waited. After AOS, banks, souvenirs for the respective parents, et al., we had one left for ourselves. Good thing we didn't light a cigar with one of them as a parlor trick!

She forgot which guests to engage.

Got it, first try!

You can use your new account without fear now.

You're welcome. Others here will come along with specific advice, surely. You're to be commended on your transparency, both actual and intended.

Partially caved -- they need some Executive Suite resignations and to rip out their culture of DEI by the roots. And, by most accounts, to improve its food. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The People Have Spoken: Cracker Barrel Caves Cracker Barrel announced on Tuesday evening that it's giving up its rebranding plan—or, at least, doing away with its new generic logo and bringing back its "Old Timer." In a statement posted on X, the restaurant chain said: [...] https://pjmedia.com/sarah-anderson/2025/08/26/the-people-have-spoken-cracker-barrel-caves-n4943061

From Peter Navarro -- wow! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Bolton cashed in and America paid the price I went to prison for defending the Constitutional separation of powers. John Bolton (an occasional contributor to The Hill) may well wind up in prison, too if investigators uncover evidence and prosecutors decide to bring charges over his alleged classified disclosures. When Bolton wrote his book, "The Room Where It Happened" — reportedly receiving a $2 million advance — he wasn't just dishing gossip. He was sharing information about Oval Office conversations and national security that should have stayed secret — either by law or under executive privilege. A federal judge already spelled this out in black and white. In June 2020, Judge Royce Lamberth warned [...] https://thehill.com/opinion/national-security/5468893-john-bolton-cashed-in-and-america-paid-the-price/

More on what Boiler has brought to light. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Farage has thrown down the gauntlet on illegal migration Nigel Farage threw down the gauntlet today on illegal immigration. The Reform UK leader was speaking in an airport hangar in Oxfordshire, in front of a giant Union flag. To his side was a mock airport departures board showing where illegal migrants might soon be sent back to if his party takes power. With the public mood on the small-boats crisis now souring to the point of 'total despair', Farage said the issue of illegal migration can now be boiled down to a simple question. 'Whose side are you on?', he asked, rhetorically, of embattled Labour prime minister Keir Starmer. 'Are you on the side of women and children being safe on our streets? Or are you on the side of outdated international treaties backed up by a series of dubious courts?' I think we all know the answer. Indeed, one of the few policies that the opportunistic Starmer hasn't jettisoned or u-turned on in his first year in office is his commitment to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the international human-rights framework more broadly. And it is this that Farage and much of the right have correctly identified as the main barrier to taking back control of Britain's borders, as the public is demanding. [...] https://www.spiked-online.com/2025/08/26/farage-has-thrown-down-the-gauntlet-on-illegal-migration/

This is a thoughtful article. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Why Kilmar Abrego Garcia is still important [...] One thing we do know is that the administration's immigration enforcement, focused on illegal border crossers like Abrego Garcia, is having far-reaching effects. Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security reported that 1.6 million illegal immigrants had left the country in the seven months since President Donald Trump took office. [...] https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/daily-memo/3781997/why-kilmar-abrego-garcia-is-still-important/