You mean, except for the Brix restaurant at issue (that is across the street).
He’s right. Brix just doesn’t show up as a restaurant when you have google look for restaurants. It’s technically across the street.
Technically on the other side of the street.
Although THIS is interesting LOL
@thefourthruffian was it really Brix in that article? I can’t tell from their website if they’ve gone out of business or they do food trucks now
I still think he eats gas station sushi for dinner.
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Oh, they don’t even get the generic cake from me.
Kidding! Not re-derailing, just a quick joke, folks!
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And yes. You don’t buy sushi from a place where you can buy corn dogs. Agreed.
No, sorry. I am typing on a phone sitting on a well and fucked up cutting a sentence.
“Apart from one person’s briefly holding up a sign, no protest or picket against the family of Sarah Huckabee Sanders took place.”
Weak sauce, even for Snopes.
Is Brix open or not?
Call them. I don’t have cell service.
But we can clearly see, that absent real proof of any kind in the age of the smartphone, we might not want to take Mike Huckabee’s word for it, right?
They look to have been closed for 2-3 years now.
I just did and the number is no longer in service. So this makes me wonder what you meant by the Brix restaurant in question.
So when TFR says it is the restaurant in question, what does that mean? Is that what his sources have told him?
It also means that there is no restaurant across the street.
A true Christian would stone gays, adulterers etc to death for sinning. There are not many if any true Christians around these days. Plenty of people that call themselves Christians though.
Nah fuck that. A true Christian would accept the Bible is the word of man on behalf of God and do what’s right regardless of literal Bible translations
My point exactly, that type of person is not a true Christian, they would be considered heretics.
Jesus said “Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.” So a “True Christian” would not stone anyone.
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That is most likely apocryphal but the sentiment echoes Christ’s teachings.