Once again, President Trump shows how misinformed and inept he is. None of those taxes passed my committee so none of them made it to the Governor's desk. Our dispute now is whether data centers will pay the same sales tax as every other business and I will not budge on that.
I feel like I’ll regret it for the rest of my life if I don’t go to Cincinnati for Opening Day this year. I’ve always wanted to experience Opening Day at GABP, I’ve never been to that ballpark before, and who knows if and when the Red Sox will be there for an Opening Day again.
Matthew 15:29-31: And great crowds came to him, bringing with them the lame, the blind, the crippled, the mute, and many others, and they put them at his feet, and he healed them after verifying their citizenship status.
🔧 Tuesday’s Gear of the Legends 🔧
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Zakk Wylde’s Les Paul “The Grail” is a metal icon. Its bullseye finish and roaring tone defined his Ozzy Osbourne years, cutting a path through No Rest for the Wicked and No More Tears.
Prayer is not freaking enough. Prayers does not end school shootings. prayers do not make parents feel safe sending their kids to school. Prayer does not bring these kids back. Enough with the thoughts and prayers.
It is not a blazer. This confusion can be easily cleared up if you know the etymology for the term.
There are two stories for how the term blazer came about.
The first is that it derives from the vibrant red jackets worn by members of The Lady Margaret Boat Club, a rowing club of St John's College in Cambridge, England. It was said that these bright red jackets visually "blazed" along the blue waters.
The second is that comes from the Commander of the HMS Blazer, a British frigate, who scrambled to make his men look presentable for Queen Victoria's visit in 1837. The naval uniform at the time consisted of a navy double-breasted jacket, onto which the Commander affixed metal Royal Navy buttons.
Regardless of its true etymology, we can understand the blazer to be a tailored jacket made with metal buttons, historically decorated with some insignia showing belonging to some organization — military, school, sporting organization, club, etc. All blazers are sport coats, but not all sport coats are blazers.
The blazer is typically navy, although not always so. Members of rowing clubs often wear boldly striped blazers. You can also have tartan blazers (IMO, nice for the holiday season).
However, the original post does not show a blazer, as it's a tweed jacket with natural horn buttons. This sort of jacket derives from sport — such as those worn in the countryside while hunting pheasants. It would make no sense to wear brass buttons when trying to hide in the countryside. In the Netflix series The Crown, the Queen gently mocks Margaret Thatcher, who wore a bright blue dress for a hunt. Wearing a blazer while hunting would demonstrate the same ignorance.
Again, all blazers are sport coats. But not all sport coats are blazers. If you order a blazer from a traditional tailor, they will assume you're asking for a jacket with metal buttons. If you order a sport coat, they will ask you what type of buttons you want — horn, corozo, or mother of pearl, and in what color.