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a year ago
Yeah, it has to be the site changed. I use an iPhone not a pad, and I haven’t upgraded to the new IOS version but beginning a couple of weeks ago when I get on I have to pinch and zoom out or the screen is not centered. Still the margins are cut off now.
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a year ago
Toss ‘em in the corner. Wrinkles be damned. It’s a strip club not a Martha Stewart run boot camp
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a year ago
Jimmy Mac,
Generally I stay away from gun control arguments. I’ve never owned a gun - I doubt I will ever own a gun. So it doesn’t affect me personally. So I would not really be opposed tighter requirements.
However, it does seem to be the opinion of those on the far left (in my own family no
Less) that the knee jerk reaction is too automatically say “let’s gif if the runs”
But history shows that’s just not going to work.
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a year ago
I saw an article that said the LGBTQ+ community does not want the shooter’s manifesto released
Wonder why? I thought the entire mindset of the community was to be open about one’s feelings
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a year ago
On a side note, all accounts indicate the police response was decisive and courageous.
Thank God the BLM defund the police movement hasn’t demoralized the entire police force of the nation
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a year ago
One thing is perfectly clear from posts on Facebook and in this thread. There is very clear difference of opinion between liberals and conservatives.
The left blames the gun
The right blames the person
When are Americans going to start to understand who the real enemy is?
It isn't the car when people are killed by a vehicle driven by some deranged person running into a bunch of people.
It isn't the fertilizer when some right wing militia nut decides to make a bomb and blow up a bunch of innocent people.
So why is it that anytime someone uses a gun to hurt or kill other people the first thing out of the mouths of liberals is gun control.
The bad guys will always find ways to hurt and kill innocent people
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a year ago
Don’t look back - someone might be gaining on you
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a year ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
Shortly after WW II the US and the British devised a secret plan to nuke the Middle Eastern oilfields to keep them out of the hands if the Soviet’s if they ever invaded. CIA operatives were planted in ARAMCO and BP.
If you’re into alt-history sci-fi, it would be interesting to speculate the course of history if the US and Brits had turned the sands of the Middle East into glass
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a year ago
I was in a McDonald’s in Chicago (in the city not the suburbs) and a similar situation. This homeless looking black guy, who also could have been mentally disturbed, walked in and began shouting racial slurs and threats towards white people. Not really anyone specific - just in general.
Me, being a big pussy, gobbled up the rest of my cheeseburger and got the hell out of there. I keep thinking though - why doesn’t videos like this make CNN and MSNBC?
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a year ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
Of all things, I have to agree CJ K and desertscrub. Need a photo.
We all have personal theories of what’s a nine plus, but “110 ten pound soaking wet” seems awfully thin.
Famous IG gymnast Olivia Dunne is tiny and she’s still 119 pounds. And although very cute, she’s not a 9.
Looking up weights of women that could qualify as a 9.5, I’d say 125-130 minimum to have enough curves
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a year ago
Will Ferrell can be very funny - but I just despised that cheerleader routine. I hated it everyone they kept dragging it out
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a year ago
Lest we forget, SNL also had some horrendous, very unfunny cast members.
Victoria Jackson
Tracy Morgan
Chris Kataan
Cheri Oteri
just a start
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a year ago
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CJKent_bandThe truth hurts, but if you accept it, it will set you free
Meadow was hot AF
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a year ago
Hope she’s not afflicted with “I pee when I laugh”
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a year ago
It’s “No shirt, no shoes, no service.”
Shorts aren’t mentioned
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2 years ago
Sorry for being slightly off topic. But oh has the world changed. The attack on Pearl Harbor deeply affected the US. My dad joined the US Navy at 17 and was deployed in the Pacific.
Hell, today you can’t even get a 17 year old kid to apply for a job a Subway
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2 years ago
I was first an NBA fan when the NBA was on Sunday afternoons. The Knicks with Reed & Frazier and the Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks (Lew Alcindor days) and Lakers seem like the only teams that were on.
I became a college basketball fan in the later part of the 70’s and now it’s been years since I watched an NBA game
RIP Willis Reed
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2 years ago
I’ve been a member here for 17 years and I’ve seen similar posts over the years. Your not alone
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2 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
I’m huge baseball fan. But I have zero interest in this exhibition. But I know people in my baseball groups are loving it. Just little interest when the NCAA men’s and women’s BB tournament is gong on.
The regular season begins in less than 2 weeks. I can wait for the real thing.
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2 years ago
^^
I’ve heard the same. Club managers can do pretty well but assistant managers are $15 per hour or less. But I think - from what I noticed - they have some nice “fringe benefits”
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2 years ago
I think there are two situations here -
Dancers approaching and asking for a dance or “may I join you” - I like that. That’s the correct sales approach
Or -
A dancer just plops her butt down like she knows you without asking. That’s the wrong approach and it’s rude and I’ll usually not even get a dance with her unless she is super hot - but those aren’t the ones that do that
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2 years ago
How about working for free?
Story goes about the guy that collected the cover charge and checked ID’s at one club didn’t get paid. He worked for free beer - but got to keep the dancer’s late fees. I heard $1 a minute. But as we all know how dependable dancers can be - he might have done pretty well
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2 years ago
I think 62 seems far too young to receive a pension. If you have the ability to retire comfortably on your own, that’s one thing - but I don’t see pushing back the retirement age a bad thing
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2 years ago
From the old beater car a club DJ drove, I don’t think the dancers were sharing many tips
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2 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
I’ve often paid more than asked also - like 25, as a tip. So I have no issue with what you did. This caught my attention though
“sometimes when they're very young and maybe a little insecure they underprice themselves”
My experience is the opposite. The young (and beautiful) tend to way over inflate themselves