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5 years ago
We should stop tormenting SJG. He can't help it
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5 years ago
It'll be interesting to see if Sondland comes clean next week knowing he may join Stone in prison
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5 years ago
For SJG
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/265015471_Do_individuals_with_autism_lack_a_sense_of_humor_A_study_of_humor_comprehension_appreciation_and_styles_among_high_school_students_with_autism
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5 years ago
"Jeff Bezos has so far refused to confirm rumors that the mail order brides will be delivered by drones."
LOL
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5 years ago
Mine's a "fractal tree" which is a kind of mathematical art the mimics randomness in nature. Goes with my username and there's already enough porn on the internet.
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5 years ago
She would appeal to the average 14-yr-old boy with an oedipal complex. 5/10
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5 years ago
"Yes, but will Trump pardon him?"
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Probably. Stone's been Trump's butt-budy for 40 years and loyalty is the only thing Trump cares about.
Even if he's not pardoned, Stone will probably get a light sentence.
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5 years ago
Wow, what a sad story.
Fun fact: Since we all enjoy talking about tats here, Roger Stone has a repulsive tattoo of Richard Nixon's face on his back. The tattoo will be in full display when he gets gang-raped in the ass while in prison. Stone apparently admires presidents who've been impeached.
I've lost track of how many Trump associates have either plead guilty or who've been convicted. Need to add Stone to my spreadsheet.
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5 years ago
@25's a good guy, a successful businessman, lots of interesting things to say, and a balanced outlook on life. Hope he comes back -- but can certainly understand if he has better things to do.
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5 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
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You're stating the obvious
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5 years ago
First off, @OldWhiteGuy, great username and very appropriate in this context.
You're not listening. The testimony yesterday came from two civil servants who have worked under multiple Democratic and Republican administrations. One of them graduated from West Point and served in Vietnam. The other is a Harvard grad who has an encyclopedic knowledge of Ukrainian diplomacy. There's overwhelming evidence that Trump abused his power to withhold taxpayer approved military aid in exchange for digging up dirt on the Bidens and to support a wild conspiracy theory about the 2016 elections. Ukrainians are being attacked by the Russians and dying in their own soil and the only thing Trump can think about is his himself and his reelection.
The hearings are not going to convince a ranting old fool like yourself and I guarantee Trump will not be convicted in the Senate. But the hearings are necessary because it gets the word out to a small number of independents who *do* listen. And the hearings are also necessary for the sake of history and our kids will study this sad period in detail someday.
There’s something about strip clubs that attracts this sort of ranting stupidity that @OldWhiteGuy illustrates. I think it’s another reason that I’ve gravitated to the sugaring scene.
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5 years ago
Be kind to your kids. Someday they will choose your nursing home.
Someday she'll be taking T.I. in for his regular shock therapy treatments.
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5 years ago
ditto.
Your Vietnam post was outstanding, BTW
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5 years ago
@Reverend: I really enjoyed your story about the immigrant kids in your neighborhood and how they compete along side your own kids in school. From what I've read, a lot of DACA kids work their ass off to succeed here.
But here's Trump's take: “Many of the people in DACA, no longer very young, are far from ‘angels.’ Some are very tough, hardened criminals,”
Of course that's horseshit since DACA recipients cannot have any felony record and they have to pass a rigorous background investigation.
It's all well and fine to say that Congress will take care of everything with new legislation. But seems to me Trump is at the end of line to sign any legislation into law. And Trump obviously doesn't want brown people in the country.
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5 years ago
You're
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5 years ago
Why isn't this this in the politics room?
Your not " teaching" us anything and it's up to Congress to pass sensible legislation. Bipartisan support for DACA is overwhelming.
There's nothing wrong with the coverage in places like NYT and WaPo. In fact you're just parroting an article by George Will that came out a few days ago.
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5 years ago
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rickduganVerified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
"...I laughed and winked at her..."
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The @Dugan winky-face is enough to infuriate anyone. I can certainly understand how she feels ;)
Yeah, I've had a really bad stripper-OTC experience (more like going to the doctors office than sex) and I paid her in full without a second thought. A few hundred dollars isn't worth pissing off some desperate stripper who may need the money to pay her rent.
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5 years ago
Plus any exchange of blood might increase the chance of getting HIV.
She sounds lovely. Congratulations.
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5 years ago
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founderslip a dollar in her g-string for me
So Founder is proposing subdividing the forum into user-moderated groups and each group has a collection of threads? Any limit to the number of groups? If 50 members create 50 groups one would have to click 50 times to explore new content? Sounds like chaos but maybe I'm missing something.
What @papi said -- keep it simple and avoid fracturing a small group.
You have to decide whether you want a lively unmoderated forum or a polite moderated forum like thousands of others around the web. We could have a single room and a team of moderators to clean up only the most egregious trolling, as a compromise.
It's your business Founder, it's whatever you want.
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5 years ago
Okay. got it
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5 years ago
LOL, I think it's funny that @Reverend has outlined that the American dream is there for hard-working undocumented immigrants the day before the Supreme Court might order them out of the country. This is a perfect example of why getting rid of DACA would be so cruel and useless.
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5 years ago
"I suspect he is undocumented. His kids go to school with my kids..."
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Supreme Court rules on DACA tomorrow. Maybe the kids will be deported after all that hard work.
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5 years ago
^^^ but you still fail to acknowledge that the poor and minorities do the bulk of the actual fighting on the ground. Not the stereotype white GI-Joe.
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5 years ago
^^^ That's an interesting list. Can we add Pete Buttigieg?
I bet, statistically, that the poor serve on the ground in disproportionate numbers.
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5 years ago
Timestamp isn't the same, so not obvious. You wan't to pick a fight for no reason? Go fuck yourself.