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4 years ago
I don't consider Incels domestic terrorists. They aren't using violence to sieze power, they're just angry vengeance seeking losers.
Since the air force veteran who was shot was a decent looking blond girl I'm going to go with not Incels at the Capitol.
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4 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
I wish I had access to a Buffalo Headdress like that. I would be out in it everywhere. I don't support wrecking things in the Capitol and I hate 40 year old mama's boys, but man do I give him points for style.
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4 years ago
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founderslip a dollar in her g-string for me
I've recently noticed that the personal ads section is searchable/visible without being logged in. In this age of digital footprints and online mobs I think a lot of folks here might prefer to have that locked down a bit. Or at least we should bring it to to members for discussion and a vote?
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4 years ago
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CJKent_bandThe truth hurts, but if you accept it, it will set you free
So the dead air force veteran that they shot inside the capitol building was not a display of deadly force?
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4 years ago
Retarded became a slur about 15 years ago. That's when I started seeing all the administrators and HR types whining about it' use.
I'm surprised at this only because she should have been seeing all the people getting rousted out by the speech mobs throughout her formative years based on her apparent age.
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4 years ago
I find it fascinating that a bunch of people intent on committing crimes would supposedly be using a site that makes them provide a copy of their ID to register. Sounds like when MSNBC and the rest spent 6 months telling us how Robert Mueller had all this incriminating evidence and just you wait and see. Then we saw all the twisted machinations the FBI and DOJ were going through in their attempt to pretend Trump was a Russian agent. Suddenly, we really needed to worry about Covid and not all the evidence of wrong doing at the DOJ.
Don't hold your breath for any crazy revelations.
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4 years ago
Not familiar with the term WOC. Can we get that added to the glossary?
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4 years ago
You know, it's good to see that a few of the classics are still in use. About ten years ago a guy got tired of these and actually turned it back around on the scamners. He tricked them into thinking he would meet them in person in some third world country and then ghosted the guy. The follow up emails from the indignant scammer complaining about his wasted time and money were hillarious.
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4 years ago
No worries, I understand how pervasive the problem can be.
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4 years ago
Cool. Thx
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4 years ago
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ilbbaicnlKeep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
I doubt skip the games will be worth the effort. It seems like it's actually found a niche below the old backpage. I can't imagine it being worth 15 bad experiences for every one that MIGHT go well.
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4 years ago
I think they were upset about there not being alcohol, which is essentially how nude clubs in AZ have to operate by state law. I only caught the very end of the whining.
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4 years ago
Ignore my typos. I've had a few.
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4 years ago
1 and 2 ar essentially the same. 5 is not a relationship. It's a position you find yourself in. And it's not a positive one ad Tu he Oakridge Boys will explain.
https://youtu.be/tvfjxm5Lynk
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4 years ago
I'm with George on this one.
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4 years ago
In other (older) news a well known donor to the Democrat Party and owner of a private island managed to get by without being imprisoned for almost 20 years after it became known that he was using the island to traffic in underage girls. When he was finally imprisoned, it was in a Democrat controlled state and city where he was able to commit suicide on the exact night, at the exact time that A. His cellmate was transferred out and not replaced, B. The cameras covering that cell block and only that cell block went down, C. Both guards somehow fell asleep for a few hours at just the right time.
Odds are, this Gibson guy will not get 20 years of political cover from the system.
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4 years ago
If you don't understand that Americans had a common set of values that were based on a very conservative, religiously founded set of morals (Puritans/Protestants)you can psycho-babble all you want about validation, blah, blah, blah, but you're just nibbling around the edge of it.
While Catholic theology had very similar clauses, that belief system had the addition of a confessional that wiped away transgressions upon completion of the required penance. In the Puritan/Protestant system you didn't escape the judgements/social shunning of business associates and neighbors just because you confessed and said a few prayers.
The social and business ramifications that existed up through the 50's ensured that the vast majority of people stayed together regardless of what was going in inside the house. If you don't know an old timer who would sooner amputate a hand than have to break a handshake deal, or one of those guys who would beat a kid purple and black for sassing his mother you don't have a frame of reference for understanding the social forces that applied to the idea of getting a divorce or admitting that your marriage was the result of any other decision than to join in holy matrimony.
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4 years ago
The real problem here is that if you refuse to protect the law abiding citizens in their homes and businesses (the trespassing/public intoxication/disturbing the peace/criminal threats are things that frequently affect small businesses and people in their homes) it will get so bad that the citizens will start taking the law into their own hands. Whatever reductions in violence Gascon thinks he will achieve by telling police to essentially not bother arresting these people will be erased once the citizens quit calling the cops and start handling things on their own.
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4 years ago
Arizona was open two weeks ago. But I haven't checked back in since the last round of mandatory panic.
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4 years ago
I've seen waitresses working for extras , but not in about 25 years. It was a smaller rural club in TX. I think it comes down to how tight management wants to keep things. I would guess that the city of Manville is not hassling these guys too much. Especially since the mask thing is real loose. It's hard for me to think of anywhere in NJ as rural, but I only have experience around Wrightstown so I'm not a NJ expert. I hear southern Jersey is much less developed.
In my experience in TX the waitress was working as a dancer about 6 months later. But I have no idea how long she was employed there prior to my attending the club.
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4 years ago
So what is this Follies? I've seen it referenced here before, but not in any detail. Sounds like it's not just refugee dancers from a closed club.
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4 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
How did I achieve Ape status? Is this good or bad?
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4 years ago
If an NBA player can figure out how to pick and roll to get the ball past the defense and to the net, he will figure out a way to apply those same principles to the company he keeps. This is just going to add some spice and the occasional "delay of game" to the road trips, nothing more.
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4 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
"Pineapple Rules" The only rule for pineapple is NEVER put it on your pizza. Put it on somebody else's so it ruins their night.
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4 years ago
I have made it a point to ignore Punxatawney Faucci at every point that I can since May (when it became apparent to me that the numbers don't justify the fear).