Youtube comments of Colorme Dubious (@colormedubious4747).

  1. "The Screaming Frogs" is a GREAT name for a punk band.
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  2. Whenever the Resident says "not a joke," he is correct. It's not a joke. It's a lie.
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  3. Biden: "I'm tired of hearing these lies." Everyone else: "Then stop talking!"
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  4. So, it's "Terminator XXVIII: Rise of the Plot Devices." Got it.
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  5. "Purple-haired Space Karen" is a far, far better name than "Admiral Gender Studies." How are you not more famous?
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  6. It's official: The UK has become a Monty Python skit.
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  7. Eating a baby doesn't mean you're "pregnant."
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  8. A beloved character, an experienced and competent actress, and a well-known and extensively developed cinematic universe. How could they possibly screw it up this badly? As Jeff Goldblum might say: "Disney, uh, finds a way."
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  9. Without your help, I would have happily believed that a "map support group" was for my ex-girlfriends who were absolutely the most useless navigators on cross-country road trips.
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  10. Give Musk credit for getting one right: Two years after he said it, there really is NO ONE in his robo-taxis. Bravo!
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  11. Subtext: This is the movie that put him on the sauce.
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  12. Dave turned off comments on both of his transgender videos, explaining himself in his response video to you with a string of hateful ad hom accusations against everyone who "hatefully" criticized his position with completely valid questions. So courage! Much brave! Please challenge him to a debate, if he'll even read your e-mail.
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  13. Get over him already. He's just not into you.
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  14. NEVER ask how the hot dogs are made.
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  15. I am absolutely SHOCKED that a useless apparatchik who, in a 50-year political career of unremarkable mediocrity, has never once told the truth about a single thing, continues to lie about trivial nothings for no valid reason whatsoever. Shocking, I tell you, SHOCKING!
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  16. How many 30-year-olds could fall UP one stairway three consecutive times and also fall off of a bicycle that wasn't even in motion? Mad skills, bro!
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  17. Wisecrack: How to make a complete lack of understanding about a film and its source material seem like understanding.
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  18. I'm not even a little bit fluent in French, so why is she easier to understand than the "English-speaking" Indian scammers?
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  19. Biden: "I don't want to hear any more of these lies." Everyone else: "Then STOP talking!"
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  20. I think the sphere was actually the prototype Apple iTesticle.
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  21. When a ship's designer tells you how best to save that ship, you should really pay attention!
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  22. Bear: completely sucks at bearing. Dog: completely epic at dogging.
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  23. Nobody is really "black" or "white" -- we're all just different shades of brown.  Skin tone is truly the LEAST interesting thing about anyone. People who make a big deal about it are the ACTUAL racists, no matter what their virtue posturing suggests.
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  24. #1: Unfortunately, I think we've all lost priceless IQ points for having experienced that clip.
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  25. Disney's "new vision" is to have a painfully unattractive D-list actress playing Snow White and a world-class smokeshow playing the "ugly" evil Queen. Night is day, up is down, war is peace.
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  26.  @proxii_mity  Beach Pigeon.
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  27. Do NONE of these doctors and scientists know how math works? That's the most disturbing element of this story.
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  28. Carville is correct: The economy is GREAT if your net worth is at least $10,000,000 -- like his.
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  29. Strange how the "at risk" homeless population seemed largely unaffected by the PANdemIC.
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  30. She's actually still helping OJ "search for the real killer."
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  31. "A patriarchal order" -- in non-insane English, that would be called "parenting."
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  32.  @ScooterinAB  Other than the fact that every news organization in the known universe has offices (if not headquarters) in New York and every damn one of them had video of a giant angry marshmallow man flattening cars and climbing a building before he got his face positron-collided out of existence.
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  33. The dumbest part of this story is that SF already had self-cleaning public toilets for at least TWO DECADES before this and STILL couldn't make the "new & improved" model work with a cool million and a half. Freakin' California, man!
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  34. The phrase "It's a prank, Bro!" should not stop the beat-down. It should intensify it! This is a priceless educational opportunity that should not go to waste.
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  35. You cut the shot where they all tumbled out of the tiny clown car.
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  36. Best description of AOC I've ever heard: "Bug-eyed Bolshevik barmaid."
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  37. I realize that your video is time-constrained, but a key element of the death of the LOMEX project was Moses' big-picture plan to build THREE elevated expressways across Manhattan, at least one of which would have placed noisy, fume-spewing traffic jams right outside the windows of some of the city's most valuable commercial office buildings. This led to many powerful real estate barons turning against Bob the Builder, their former ally. It wasn't just a "grass roots" freeway revolt. He also pissed off the REAL powers that make New York City the center of the known universe. As Caro explains, the final nail in shadow emperor Moses' coffin wasn't his behind-the-scenes monkey business, his destruction of poor but functional neighborhoods, his displacement of at least 300,000 (possibly half a million) citizens, his deliberate financial sabotage of the NYC subway system, the financial failures of the 1939 and 1964 world's fairs, his ultimate bankrupting of the entire city, or any of his other famously notorious actions. It was the simple act of removing a beloved tree from Central Park and pissing off a bunch of moms.
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  38. I still don't get why having received the FREE, NON-LOAN money of a Pell Grant should entitle anyone to MORE loan forgiveness. Can anyone explain the "logic" of that?
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  39. "Guns for me but not for thee" - Cackles McKneepads, 2024.
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  40.  @ScooterinAB  There was a TV news reporter right in the middle of it. News vans were all over the place and their cameras covered the Ghostbusters' arrival and the crowd celebrating afterward.
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  41. She was playing games then and she's playing games now.
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  42. "My Tesla" plus "Tesla cam" plus another "my Tesla" equals "We get it. You're a complete douche nozzle."
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  43. Happy Armistice Day/Veterans Day/Remembrance Day, everyone -- especially current and former military personnel! Thank you for your service.
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  44. As Robert A. Heinlein observed, we live in a time when celebrities are often mistaken for people of importance.
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  45. Back in the late 1960s, Robert A. Heinlein wrote that "The United States is a place where entertainers and athletes are frequently mistaken for people of importance." He utterly nailed that one!
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  46. The turtle rescue and the helpful cop are a nice change of pace.
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  47. Tim, "Better" vs. "Worse" depends on your region. Texas is always better. New Jersey is always worse.
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  48. Well, THAT's new! Imagine wrecking your car at the notorious Fresno intersection with NOBODY running a red light.
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  49. I'm not nearly as shocked by the corruption of The Big Guy as I am that (just like his "leadership") he is SO VERY BAD at it!
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  50. Other than "Tattoo Parlor Receptionist," there is NO possible job where she can be allowed customer contact. She'll terrify the normies.
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  51. "Your terms are acceptable" - Every heterosexual man on this planet.
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  52. Amtrak screwed our intercity rail service back in the 1990s. DFW is the top rail transit metro in Texas, with the second-longest light rail system in North America, two streetcar systems, and three commuter rail systems. They used to have a dedicated busway network (although not nearly as big as Houston's), but it's now just an ordinary HOV/HOT lane network. EDIT: second-longest.
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  53. Even Kelly O'Donnell can't keep a straight face during these press conferences that seem more like Monty Python sketches every day.
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  54. Belinda used to do drugs. She still does, but she used to, too.
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  55.  @gary6516  Subway trains can go 2 to 3 times faster than these cars and carry HUNDREDS of people. He doesn't build and sell trains, though, so we get this silly marketing gimmick that no city in their right mind will buy.
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  56. The cost-efficiency of freight transport by ship or barge has less to do with friction (or lack thereof) than sheer economy of scale.
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  57. Nobody's voting FOR her. They're voting AGAINST President Trump. "Issues? We don't need no stinkin' issues!"
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  58. An attorney who worked for BILLIONAIRES needs your donations or he's speechless. Seems utterly legit.
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  59. "No concrete plans." -- I see what you did, there. 🤣
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  60. One has to admire the "diversity" and "inclusiveness" among the disgruntled former Harris staffers. Apparently being fed up with her sub-par intellect and complete lack of useful abilities transcends ethnicity and gender. Achievement unlocked!
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  61. A robot could do John Oliver's job. How do we know that hasn't already happened? Fee, fi, fo, fum, I smell a robotic Englishman.
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  62. "Conan the Librarian."
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  63. This Juicy guy was NOT trying to advance any "cause" beyond mere self-promotion. In that, he was successful. I had never even heard of him or the show he "starred" in before the widespread ridicule erupted on YouTube. Now everyone has heard of him. Well played, Juicy, well played.
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  64. Speaking as a committed conservationist, this "song" has inspired me to go to Academy and buy 144 boxes of 12-gauge birdshot in order to grant blessed mercy to the poor little avians.
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  65. #36: If your car has been hit in the same place 5 times in 3 months, PARK IN A DIFFERENT PLACE!
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  66. "The Middle East is destabilized." -- Sure, that only happened this week. It's certainly NOT "business as usual" since 632 AD.
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  67. As a Texan, can confirm. Please be environmentally responsible: Pick up your expended brass casings and reload your own ammo!
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  68. I'm pretty certain that absolutely NOBODY has been yellin' for Yellen.
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  69. The last time they tried something like this, it worked out quite poorly for them.
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  70. "Never mix weed and Nutella, you'll regret it in the morning." - Nietzsche, probably.
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  71. About two decades ago, San Antonio increased their available water supply by roughly 25% (iirc) by aggressively finding and patching leaks. More recently, they reduced usage by about 50% by instituting conservation measures. Common sense FTW.
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  72.  @TheJaredscott83  Okay, groomer. No kid has EVER done that, just as no cat or dog has ever voluntarily gone vegan. It's always their crazy attention-starved mother's idea.
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  73. You're censored because you stated it was an actual "problem" instead of shrieking that it's a "CRISIS!!!!" How DARE you!
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  74.  @Amlux1984  His ACTUAL science content is watchable, but he really shot himself in the crank with this topic.
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  75. His last name is German for "hysterical little girl."
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  76. USS Nevada - a ship too damned stubborn to sink and stay sunk! She took a torpedo hit. She managed to get underway only to become a bomb magnet and refused to sink in the channel. She got a little help and grounded herself out of everyone else's way. She fought in BOTH theatres of action against ALL the Axis powers. She took fire from shore batteries and sneered in disdain. She took a kamikaze in the face and walked it off. She was smacked hard by TWO nukes (TWO! NUKES!!) and rejected the very idea of "not remaining afloat." This ship is EVERY bit as legendary as the Big E. It's too bad she was too radioactive to be preserved as a museum ship. Fair winds and following seas to all of the magnificent bastards who served aboard her.
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  77. Two plans are in development: Amtrak's and Texas Central's.
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  78. Someone inconvenienced me for 2.5 seconds, so I'm going to lean on my horn for 90 seconds.
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  79. Vacuum-lift dirigibles? It's too bad that Edgar Rice Burroughs isn't alive to say "Told you so!" For those who only know his Tarzan or Barsoom novels, he postulated this tech in his Pellucidar series.
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  80. I want to hear that Richard Simmons story!
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  81. Joe doing "nothing" would actually be an IMPROVEMENT.
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  82. A little disappointed by the lack of a "Ducks Playing Poker" entry.
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  83. Minor error: Oklahoma is NOT landlocked, at least not in shipping terms. The Port of Catoosa (in Tulsa) is known as "America's most inland port." It connects to the Gulf of Mexico (and the world) via the Arkansas River and the Mississippi River. That obviously doesn't even begin to compare to Texas' 367 miles of coast and 23 seaports (including the #1 and #6 ranked seaports in the USA), but it certainly deserves a mention.
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  84. Knock, knock, knock. "Sir, have you been vaccinated?" Stands mute. "Sir, that should be an easy yes or no answer." Nodding. "You're right, it is easy to answer. It's none of your damned business."
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  85. When I was a teenager in the DC metro area, I'd go spend a day at the Smithsonian every other month. Not ONE time did I choose to visit one of their dozen (or so) art museums. It was always American History, Natural History, Air and Space, or the National Zoo. The one time I was obligated to take a visiting relative to the Hirshhorn Gallery, my informed critique was: "What a load of hot garbage!" My relative never asked to tour another art museum after seeing that one. Next time, I took her to see dino bones and the Hope Diamond.
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  86. Don't forget to bring back newspapers to hide behind on stake-outs. That was SUPER effective.
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  87. ROADABLE AIRCRAFT.
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  88. Because they decided.
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  89. Notes: 1) Austinites LOVE those bats. They keep the 'skeeters and other buglies under control. 2) Hamilton Pool (or parts thereof) is temporarily closed due to rock falls caused by The Big Freeze. 3) The Texas Capitol Gift Shop is in the underground extension. You can get canned armadillo (spoiler alert: the can contains a little plushie toy) and other oddities there. Worth a browse. 4) When visiting Dallas, get a DART day pass. The light rail serves a lot of attractions, shopping, and dining. Be sure to take a ride on the scenic McKinney Ave vintage trolley line. Los Colinas Urban Center is also kind of cool. They have a free peoplemover that you can board at the DART station, ride to Bell Tower, and grab lunch by the canal. 5) The Schlitterbahn defines its own name as "slippery road" and the death you mentioned was an employee at the South Padre park. AFAIK, nobody's ever died at the original New Braunfels park, which is the best of all the Schlitterbahns and has been voted the best waterpark in the world by several polls. New Braunfels also has a great city park just across the Comal river and you can go tubing at a number of locations on the Guadalupe (the best is "the Loop" because you can take a reasonably short walk back to the entry point and loop around again as many times as you can stand). 6)Fans of HGTV will want to check out The Silos in Waco. Funky shops with weird pricy home goods, restaurants, kiosks, and people-watching abound. Worth a stroll. 7) Texas welcomes all visitors warmly but please remember to go back home after you visit! ;-)
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  90. The correct pronoun is "diesel dyke." The blonde mom is the "lipstick lez."
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  91. Then they came for the pickled peppers and I said nothing, because I was neither pickled nor peppered.
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  92. Phrase never heard during a crisis: "Thank God the Gender Studies major has arrived. We're saved!"
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  93. Since 2017, my "Trump Will Stand Trial Any Day Now" jar has filled up with so many quarters that I've built up a robust hedge against Bidenflation.
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  94. She is SO very bad at this.
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  95.  @georgeman27  I always assumed his O/S managed multi-threading using a quad-core processor.
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  96. Instead of Mandalay Bay, the monorail should be extended south to the airport and north to Fremont. A streetcar line should be built along The Strip and connect to those two stations, enhancing both lines' utility and overall ridership.
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  97. Bash got ONE thing right. Harris is definitely the LAST person anyone would want in the room when important decisions are to be made!
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  98. The phrase "to be honest" translates to "The next thing I say will be a lie" and "to be completely honest" translates to "I am about to tell you the biggest lie you've heard all year."
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  99. Just the guiding light we need. A millionaire who has never held a private sector job.
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  100. Let me get this straight. The BEST hit piece that Media Matters could muster is "Look how lame this guy was in his early 20s." Stop the presses, we have the next Pulitzer winner teed up!
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  101. "Dems outraged" -- So, it's just another day ending in "Y."
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  102. Miss Barker, those people were never your real friends.
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  103.  @slevinchannel7589  You've posted your comment in a very weird place. It seems as if you're replying to my joke with a non sequitur but, after reading your post, it's clear that you aren't replying to me at all. It's okay. I remember my first day in the comment section 14 years ago. You'll eventually get the hang of it.
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  104. Hey, Antifa, it'll be okay. Take this Cabbage Patch doll and show me where the bad, bad garbage can touched you.
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  105. "Standing in the corner?" They're rushing over to you with a tablet in hand to keep the line moving!
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  106. The show does NOT have a laugh track. As with most modern sitcoms, they record the audience reactions and, due to shooting multiple takes, will often need to shift the audience audio track to synchronize the best of several takes with the best of several reactions (pro tip: the first take often yields the most sincere reaction but the least useful footage). That is NOT the same thing as a "laugh track." If you want an example of a laugh track, watch re-runs of MASH, which should never have had one. If you want to see a sitcom that worked quite well without one, watch Scrubs.
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  107. "Latinx" is NOT a word in Spanish, English, nor any other human language! It's good that you use nonsense non-words to discredit the rest of your prattle, because virtually everything else you said is wrong. For example, women's votes could not possibly have been "suppressed" prior to the passage of the 19th Amendment because THEY WEREN'T VOTERS! If you set up a polling location that does not follow the rules of your state, don't pretend to be shocked when all the ballots collected there are deemed invalid. If you're too stupid to get a driver's license, too stupid to know your own address, or too stupid to fill out a simple form correctly, the only one guilty of suppressing your vote is YOU. None of this is "news." This is pure, unadulterated whiny Leftist propaganda and bears no discernible relationship to reality.
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  108. #2 -- You're leaning on the horn and chasing him like a lunatic because YOU unexpectedly tried to cut past him in the RIGHT lane instead of waiting your turn like a normal person. Gee, I wonder WHY he hauled ass out of there...
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  109.  @Yonkage-ik5qb  According to the article in Newsweek, the location of this school was not stated and remains unknown. What an insanely bigoted assumption for you to offer. Perhaps you should engage in some serious introspection.
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  110.  @DanNikon  Defeatism is NOT the answer.
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  111. Unoriginal Grifter: "Sorry, Boss, I didn't get that report done because my lazy alter took over." Boss: "Understandable. Have a nice day. By the way, you're ALL fired."
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  112. Obviously, hexadecimal is FAR more inclusive! 🤣
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  113. The plant (near Gaffney) was never completed and never commissioned, thus never fueled. No radiation. Literally the least of their concerns.
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  114. It sounds as if his wife is just as big a sociopathic rageaholic as he is. I guess there really is "someone for everyone."
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  115. The city leaders won't learn their lesson until they run out of other people's money. Fear not, they're doing everything they can to speed up that process.
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  116. Tom Clancy, in "Executive Orders," repeatedly pointed out that the Constitution isn't a suicide pact. Of course, the epidemic in that book was a weaponized strain of Ebola released in New York and other places. Nothing in common with the current pandemic... ahem.
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  117. I suggest that you put together a stirring rendition of "Hail to the Chief" using Biden's rich array of melodic coughs.
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  118. Let's recap: The red car makes it into the roundabout with a little room to spare (a bit close but no paint exchanged). Derek thinks that somehow deputizes him, plows through a curbed median, drives like a lunatic in the wrong lane, does a Dukes of Hazzard bootleg reverse, drives the wrong way again, somehow believes that HE is the aggrieved party. To top it all off, he uploads the video proving that he's a maniacally dangerous aggressive driver who has no business being behind the wheel of a plastic Fisher-Price toddler-mobile. Skill points: 0. Self-awareness: 0.
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  119.  @DanNikon  If you aren't willing to help, could you at least get out of the way of those who are? Why are you even watching an urbanism video?
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  120. A GoFundMe for a car accident? Nothing sketchy about THAT at all. I'm not convinced that we should reward people for failing to maintain insurance coverage. Not only that, but on his posted video he commented to someone that his lawyer is working on it. Accident attorneys usually work on a contingent-fee basis, so he certainly doesn't need YOUR money to pay the guy.
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  121.  @istolethispfpsorry485  Women are NOT a minority. There are more of them than men and they live longer. That's a DOUBLE microaggression.
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  122.  @WorldAccordingToBriggs  Here's a tale that will really bake your noodle. In the summer of 2003, there was a heat wave and drought in the western USA. I visited Denver that summer. Denver is where the term "xeriscaping" (low water use landscaping) originated in the USA, so you'd think that they understand how the water cycle works. You'd be wrong. During 2003, the city became so concerned with low water flow in the creeks and Platte River that they forbade rainwater collection. I'm SURE that the water falling on a few 1,200 square foot residential roofs not making it into the nearest creek was the source of ALL their problems (that was sarcasm, in case it wasn't obvious). Here's the rub: People were using city water to keep their lawns alive. Rainwater collection barrels can only hold so much water before their tiny little spillways send the excess to the local streams anyway. People COULD have used captured rainwater to keep their lawns alive (with NO measurable detriment to the streamways) and thereby reduced demand on the strained city water utility. Typical politician "logic" at work: Do something stupidly counterproductive so, during the next election, you can pretend you did something positive.
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  123. When dissention reared its ugly head He bravely turned his tail and fled When truckers came to save the day He heroically hid and ran away Brave, brave, brave Lady Justine.
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  124.  @martinkratzsch8655  I watched both of Dave's videos as well as Matt's original critique. You've only heard Dave's side of the story but believe it uncritically for no rational reason whatsoever, in spite of Dave's bigoted invective against everyone who "dared" to raise a valid question or point out the very real gender ideological extremism that Dave completely avoided discussing. He claims that some sort of "hate campaign" was waged against him yet HIS very, VERY few answers to politely critical comments were full of childish name-calling, straw-manning, and appeals to authority. The real clincher rests upon who turned off their comments rather than defend their position. Was it Matt? No. It was "Dave's not here" who did so.
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  125.  @mitchellperkins4334  Someone DID die. The text clearly stated that fact.
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  126. That depends. Which ones have HOAs?
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  127. Never forget the amazing exploits of the US Navy's "little" escort carriers. Not only did their crews relentlessly fight in the outrageously unbalanced Battle Off Samar in the Pacific, but the USS Guadalcanal made history in the Atlantic when her task group captured the U-505 and its codebooks, intact. You can even tour the restored U-505 in Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.
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  128. I think we all owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to An... Android... Aunt May... Whatever.
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  129. Building their own nuclear power plant would be the LEAST horrible thing Disney has done in recent years. Did you not SEE "The Rise of Skywalker?"
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  130.  @iBolt07  "Too stupid to drive at an appropriate speed for the weather conditions" is an amazing new definition of the word "mistake."
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  131. It's exceptionally stunning and brave of them to so courageously fight for rights they already have...and then everyone on the train stood and slowly applauded.
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  132. California: "Look at our terrible hurricane!" The Gulf Coast: "You call THAT a hurricane? That's so adorable." 🤣🤣🤣
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  133. I thought you were going to talk about the narrow-gauge freight rail tunnel network under Chicago, but that's old news. This was much more interesting. Major Fun Fact: when Chicago finished their work on the river and the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal (CSSC), they created a connection for barge and recreational traffic to travel between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River, thence to the Gulf of Mexico. It is a key component of the 6,000-mile Great Loop journey along America's intracoastal and inland waterways (a trip that is prominent on many retirees' bucket lists). Minor Fun Fact: there are electrified fish barriers in the CSSC to limit the spread of invasive carp species into the Great Lakes.
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  134. "In the interest of inclusivity, we have decided to exclude you." The mask always comes off with the irony dialed up to 11, doesn't it?
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  135.  @V100-e5q  Problem: Geese stubbornly refuse to install ADS-B transponders and, even if they did, they all squawk the same code.
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  136. Enterprise is gonna Enterprise. That's how Enterprise do.
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  137. Abingdon is a great place. Some of my kin hail from there. You forgot to mention the Barter Theater, Martha Washington Inn, and the Virginia Highlands Festival.
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  138. That first guy's head is giving a lot of people anxiety. The second guy is giving much higher levels of anxiety to even more people by handling a thin plastic bottle full of liquid nitrogen without protective gloves.
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  139.  @chetus91  This thread has spawned some CATegorically terrible puns.
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  140.  @Cangaca777  He's just trying to sing the intro to Enigma's classic "Return to Innocence."
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  141. It was significant, that passage of time.
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  142. As long as you're going to scare us with things that aren't real, up next: "The Easter Bunny - A Terrorist Stealing Your Children's Teeth Under Cover of Night"
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  143. With the mid-terms barely two weeks away, you're going to have another 40 minutes of material by this time next month! Nice work, Andrew!
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  144. "Asylum seekers" is truly comedy gold! Don't ALL of their home countries have US embassies and/or consulates? Why don't they apply for asylum BEFORE heading to the USA? Just kidding - we know why. Very few of them are legitimately seeking asylum. Most are coming here to either work for higher pay or to game the system for free shiny things.
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  145. I'm going to take VERY seriously an ex-convict calling me "ignorant." Oh, wait a minute -- No, I am not!
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  146. #1 - That one's on YOU for being utterly oblivious to the developing situation ahead of you.
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  147.  @christopherbronson3275  I was beginning to think the promise of rocks was a load of schist.
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  148. I didn't realize that this was a comedy channel. The more you know...
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  149. "Stay safe!" -- immediately followed by smash cut to motorcyclist driving like a suicidal lunatic.
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  150. I'm assuming that the actual lunatic is the cammer in clip 2.1!
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  151.  @thegreenbird795  Apparently, it didn't work.
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  152.  @heribertoruizjr.5296  It's actually about 3 hours.
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  153. This was certainly an interesting intersection of historic events: a comet, an epic earthquake, and the first-ever steamboat transit of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers - aboard the "New Orleans" with Nicholas Roosevelt in charge (the vessel handled the quake itself like a champ but encountered some navigational "challenges" after the quake rearranged the river). I am VERY surprised that you didn't mention that! Perhaps it's a topic that deserves to be remembered in its own video?
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  154.  @porkysharma8423  They probably go all the way down to the bedrock, like most skyscraper foundations on Manhattan.
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  155. Matt, here's how you keep score: If you've raised healthy, well-adjusted children, then you've BOTH won the game.
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  156. #15 apparently hits his horn whenever another driver gets near his ZIP code.
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  157.  @zac3392  They said MICRO aggressions. Putting lemon filling in a donut is a FELONY!
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  158. I think you mean that you HOPE you never voted for him! After all, how could any of us ever be sure? 🤣🤣🤣
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  159.  @Wisewolf_of_Avalon  You missed Ron's joke. She was irreparably damaged in battle and scuttled by her own escorts.
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  160. I realize that I'm late to this clip, but you missed the biggest "invisible" rip-off: the massive and expensive improvements to infrastructure necessitated by a new stadium. Streets, water & sewer lines, and emergency services all require gobs of cash to accommodate the new structure and many of these costs will snowball over the span of many years. Also, most of these places are not built anywhere near rail transit, creating new traffic peaks which can cascade across the region during otherwise non-peak periods. At least in DC the owner of the basketball team agreed to build the new arena downtown, atop an existing Metro station. That might have been worth a mention.
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  161.  @luis_zuniga  Yes. Houston also has more seats in its Theatre District than any city except New York. Galveston is a very popular tourist destination, as is DFW. Austin is a popular location for music and comedy festivals. Palo Duro Canyon is second only to the Grand Canyon for tourists who love enormous holes in the ground. America's second-largest state is an incredibly popular tourist destination ("it's like a whole 'nother country") so I suspect that Reddy was sarcastically implying that the Paseo del Rio was HIS top attraction. I can respect his opinion. It's a great place to be.
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  162. Great! The woman who paid someone to mutilate her formerly lovely skin is concerned about OTHER people's mental health.
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  163. This story is brought to you by the same people who claimed "The flu is worse" for weeks and recently refused to retract the hysterical bipolar nurse/Instagram THOT story. Believe at your own risk.
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  164.  @datboib3432  Meigs contributed HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS of dollars to Chicago's economy EVERY YEAR while it was an airport. But, sure, round that to zero. Makes perfect sense, Professor Einstein.
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  165. My friend, ALF was NEVER the hottest thing on television.
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  166. STOP ESCALATING THIS!
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  167.  @brpitrepeters7983  You weren't supposed to ask, dude! No worries about fish sticks, I can't eat fried food anyway.
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  168. Imagine your faith being so unshakably strong that you become overwhelmed by hysteria and murderous evil at the slightest questioning of its tenets.
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  169. That tree clearly swerved into the guy's lane!
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  170. It sounds like you had terrible representation. Instead of the ADA, they should have sued under the Fair Housing Act, which includes phrasing loose enough to encompass the unfair actions of an HOA.
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  171. Maybe his parents are Greek and Armenian. 🤣🤣🤣
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  172. She's decades past the time when anyone wants anything to do with her clam.
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  173. Less. At least Rosie's batty rants aren't being subsidized by my tax dollars!
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  174. 5:26 - You didn't "brake" any bones but the lady who hit you didn't brake anything at all!
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  175.  @peaceamongworlds9230  Level or not, do you really think there's even a slight chance that the wind's going to get ahold of an anvil? An ANVIL???
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  176. That guy reading the paper is the Frenchiest Frenchman who ever Frenched.
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  177. That episode is one of my two favorites. The other is the geology episode.
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  178. Let's pay off that $36 trillion, first. Then we'll have a TRILLION DOLLARS PER YEAR in saved interest expense to sprinkle back into the economy.
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  179. Surprised that Texas didn't get an honorable mention. We're getting a lot of Cali companies moving here for the friendlier business climate and they bring a lot of Californians with them. They're driving home prices in tech-centric cities like Austin up, which is driving some long-time residents to move out to the boonies, which is driving prices up in rural counties. I spent a few months land-shopping and nearly all of the properties I'd bookmarked are now shown as "under contract" or "sold" (including the one I bought three days after it was listed, lol).
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  180.  @Nadia.J  To which species do you think the small bipedal omnivore belongs? Alternatively: What is WRONG with you?
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  181. Mexico has their own immigration law and regularly deports violators. Is THAT "white supremacy?"
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  182.  @anthonysellick3520  They don't have to be cannibals to kill you, just extremely pissed off.
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  183. That guy pimped out his kids harder than a south Texas farm & ranch equipment dealer.
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  184. Narrow ties and a flock of haircuts.
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  185. If the Resident was actually in a Rascal scooter or a wheelchair, it would definitely be called "Chair Force One."
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  186. Hey, CNN, if these books are perfectly fine for elementary and middle school children, why won't you show us the illustrations or play the audio clips of parents quoting them? Asking for a friend.
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  187. Free headline repair: "Greta skips another day of school to clearly demonstrate why children should be seen and not heard."
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  188. I don't get it. The last time I was in Orlando for a trade show, I took half a day off to drive to WDW, park for free at Disney Springs, buy my kid a small stuffed toy, eat lunch at Earl of Sandwich, people-watch and take photos as I walked around, and then head out to my next scheduled event. Rides ridden: 0. Total "Disney experience" cost: $45. Not standing in lines for hours: priceless.
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  189. "One and done" they told me. "One and done." Guess what? I'm done.
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  190. Professor Eyebrows is emitting supervillain vibes. He's up to something. Did you search his surroundings for sharks with frickin' lasers on their heads?
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  191. Take nothing for granted. VOTE!
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  192. "Guarded by trained sharks." - With frickin' lasers on their heads!
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  193. "nah you dont get it." -- No, sir, YOU don't get it! This is an aviation joke that probably dates back to the Wright Brothers. Way to kill the humor, though...
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  194.  @wayneantoniazzi2706  Very appropriate. Nevada is the Silver State, after all.
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  195. I still haven't stopped laughing at "Lawful Neutral!"
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  196.  @Gumper30  That was CLEARLY a twin-engine aircraft.
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  197. It's 880 miles from the Louisiana state line to the New Mexico state line via I-10, day or night. That's butt numbing.
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  198. #13: You are a TERRIBLE driver. SLOW DOWN!!!
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  199. Now THIS is exactly the sort of thing YouTube SHOULD be about! Well done, Drach. Please keep luring naval veterans onto your channel for these fascinating discussions. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us, Captain Seaquist. Please come back soon!
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  200. I used to think Nosejob was cute... then she revealed her inner ugliness.
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  201. The most colorful creatures in nature are typically the most venomous. Steer clear.
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  202. That explains all the babies.
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  203. It's almost as if everyone forgot who got us embroiled in Vietnam in the first place (JFK) and who got us deeper and deeper into that horrible cluster-boink (LBJ).
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  204. Skipping lunch for a month is NOT "fasting."
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  205. Reagan had been out of office for half a decade when he was diagnosed. YUGE difference!
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  206. Does laughing at "pushed his own off button" mean I'm going straight to hell?
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  207. Since it's a hybrid, your braking technique impacts your gas mileage. Nice, easy, coasting braking charges the battery much, MUCH more than short, hard panic braking.
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  208. 6:15 - "Celebrities?" Really? No, REALLY??? I don't recognize a single face in that collage.
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  209.  @ScooterinAB  "You're underestimating how many people live in New York and overestimating how many people were in that scene." -- Well, THAT was certainly a total non sequitur. The population of NYC and the number of people present in the scene have NOTHING to do with the presence or absence of print and television journalists. Newsies were there. Proof of supernatural events was captured on tape. It was clearly shown in the first movie. The judicial amnesia was blatant plot convenience.
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  210. Sure, because everyone in Hawaii knows everyone else in Hawaii, including what they drive and where they live.
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  211.  @erictsang0  You are correct. SpaceX will keep blowing up rockets all the way to Mars.
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  212. So sit in the house and play your favorite MMO. I'll be buying some Blizzard stock. ;)
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  213. Hil-dog cannot possibly believe that! She's just toeing the party line. Let her yammer on. She's inconsequential.
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  214. I love how that one chick kept screaming and screaming but never surrendered control of her car to random chance. That is how you do it, people! Keep driving until the last piece stops.
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  215. When I was in college in the 80s, you had to suppress your tears until you got back to your dorm or apartment (or drown them at the bar). Kids today are worthless and weak!
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  216. Hooray! This is EXACTLY what the economy needed! I can feel the looming threat of hyperinflation dissipating as I type...
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  217. You forget that the Ken dolls have no genitalia.
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  218. "The Utah was a Battleship, not a Carrier." -- Very true but, at the time, the Utah had been stripped of her guns and most of her superstructure in order to be used as a practice bombing target (she had no crew). As a result, her deck appeared to be very flat, just like a "flat-top" (carrier) and, therefore, many of the Japanese pilots mistook her for a carrier. They bombed the living crap out of her, which probably saved a significant number of American lives.
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  219.  @joelgervasi1166  Of COURSE it was a fantastic year for HER. She has a net worth of $125 million. She has NO idea how the people who made her life of luxury possible live from day to day.
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  220.  AskMississippi AskMississippi  You don't even WATCH the videos you spam with your blathering nonsense, do you? This very video demonstrates how completely bat-guano INSANE the CRT agenda is. Get professional mental help, and SOON.
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  221. If you're afraid to face the two Bobs, then you aren't bringing any value to the organization!
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  222. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. First, the lie they're sticking with is that it was a loan, not a gift. Second, that is NOT how the federal Estate & Gift tax rules work AT ALL. That annual "limit" is actually the REPORTING THRESHOLD. It was $15,000 for 2018. It's $17,000 for 2023 and expected to be $18,000 for 2024. That amount is also what EACH giver can give to EACH recipient (a married couple filing jointly can give up to $34,000 to each of their children in 2023) without having to report anything to anyone. You CAN give more than the "limit" without paying taxes on it, but you HAVE to file Forms 709 in order to claim a reduction of your Lifetime Exclusion (currently just a wee bit shy of $13,000,000), which effectively defers the gift tax until your death (when your estate is valued). All of that being said, I'll bet you real money that nobody in Biden Inc. has ever filed Forms 709 nor any other government forms regarding the take from their blatant influence peddling. It's all going to be covered as imaginary loans between nonexistent "businesses" and such.
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  223. "Shape-Shifting Kidney Shanker" - The greatest title ever pitched for an unauthorized biography.
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  224. That's what every dog attack victim hears just before getting chomped.
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  225. @Pale Rider You are literally correct, but the OP's context made it clear that he meant that he is American Indian/First Nations/Tribal/Etc. Seems like a pretty based dude - cut him some slack!
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  226. I wondered the same thing. OKC is where my campsite was assaulted by a thuggish tornado back in 1972/73. Our only warning was when the creek next to our site suddenly stopped flowing. A few minutes later it came back -- from the sky above and all at once. Knocked down EVERY tent and filled them up with water. That's just MEAN, man!
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  227.  @ManuelMedellin.  You should learn what words mean BEFORE you use them incorrectly. Admiring an attractive woman is NOT "simping." Sending money to skanky cam girls to earn their favor IS.
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  228. "Blocking traffic?" There were only TWO moving cars in that entire parking structure! What a drama queen.
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  229.  @SansevieriaMedia  Gonna need a citation for that.
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  230.  @DanNikon  Perhaps you should work on your reading comprehension? I never once TOLD you what to do or what to say. I asked you QUESTIONS, as indicated by the QUESTION MARKS at the end of the sentences.
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  231. I once decorated a Christmas tree with hundreds of AOL and other CDs received via mail and newspaper inserts. Sparkle! Sparkle! Sparkle!
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  232. Oh, THAT Francis Scott Key. I thought it was named for the other one.
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  233. I have a hypothesis as to why Southern Californians refer to freeways as "The 5" and so on. The L.A. area freeways were built decades before the Interstate Highway System existed (in fact, The Pasadena Freeway was the first freeway built in the United States) and all their freeways were named, not numbered. So, after numbering was introduced, "The Pasadena Freeway" and "The San Diego Freeway" became "The 110" and "The 405."
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  234. The show's cancellation is inarguably tragic, in that the cancellation came six years late.
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  235. This really undermines the false "gender wage gap" crap that you've spewed. Are you retracting that?
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  236. Downvoting the commie lunatic, not the news crew.
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  237. NEVER buy a house with a complex roof. Re-roofing costs are insane.
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  238.  @YanVidz  16 core? He might have cooling issues.
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  239. That guy helping push multiple vehicles out of their snow-traps is the most Canadian thing I've seen all year!
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  240. I've noticed that you always mention the heat when you talk about Texas towns. Be warned, the towns in the Panhandle suffer some BRUTAL winter weather for a few weeks to a couple of months every year. They also experience tornadoes, haboobs and tumbleweed assaults.
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  241.  @theoccasionalvideo  Which country was founded by Native Americans? Tawantinsuyu? It no longer exists because it tore itself apart with a civil war just as the Spaniards arrived on the scene, allowing a few hundred dudes on horses to conquer an empire of millions. Most North American tribes occupied limited territories that only a tendon-ripping stretch of the facts would justify terming a "country" and constantly warred with and conquered each other for ALL the centuries after the Siberians crossed Beringia to populate the two American continents. Most slaves in the New World were unwilling agricultural workers and built nothing permanent, unless you're referring to Irish stonemasons (slave labor was used to assist builders in many cases, notably the Capitol building, but skilled work was not performed by them). Your revisionist history does not hold up under even the most cursory scrutiny.
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  242. I think the audience applauded so vigorously because you clearly explained your position in a nonconfrontational manner. I wish that young person the best possible outcome.
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  243. In the USA a few years ago, a female cop tried to use her taser to disable a suspect. She drew her firearm by mistake and killed the guy. EDIT: Firearm, not forearm. lol.
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  244. That woman was a national treasure.
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  245.  @alexxela9502  Here's a crazy idea to ponder: Maybe he LIKES the life he's built for himself here.
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  246. That demonstrates "the significance of the passage of time."
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  247. I've never believed so many cammers' explanations less than I have today.
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  248. "This rifle completes my collection." -- I actually said this once at Bass Pro. The clerk laughed at me. He was absolutely correct.
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  249.  @andrewfranklin4429  I've been researching and writing about transportation and transit issues since the 1990s and I can tell you exactly why the LVM went bankrupt: It was due to the concerted effort by taxi and shuttle operators to prevent its connection to the airport. I assure you that those Loop capacity projections are complete nonsensical fiction. You're comparing systems that actually EXIST with a lovely graphical rendering created at the behest of an investor who has NEVER built one linear foot of a public transit system -- HE SELLS CARS. Grow up, child. If you are actually interested in learning something about REAL transit solutions, come join us at the APTA Expo in Orlando next week. There will be lots of trains, buses, presentations, complimentary snacks, and free swag. I've been to several and it's a hoot!
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  250. I'm pretty sure that's spelled "cardigan" -- but I'm absolutely sure that the pullover twins were speeding mindlessly into a construction zone.
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  251. March 29, 2021: "We're Doomed!" - Dr. Rochelle Walensky. April - June 2021: Hospitalizations and deaths plummet. July 2021: Media left hanging like a junkie lacking a fix without their 2020 fear p0rn, now reports "cases" as if that means anything.
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  252.  @greghelton4668  The Left-leaning, Democrat-voting business people? Sure, that must be it. It couldn't be that she's just a typical NPC giving voice to her programming.
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  253. Um... We'll, um, need to, um, circle back, um, to you, um, on that.
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  254. I thought you were going to omit the Redneck Riviera completely, but then you put one of its cities in the Number One position. Well played, sir. Well played! The real gems of the Emerald Coast, however, are east of Destin along Scenic Route 30A, between Grayton Beach and Rosemary Beach. I noticed that no beach towns along the Coastal Bend of Texas made the list. Thank you for omitting them. We'd like to keep them to ourselves. Damned hippies!
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  255.  @jessicatriplev9802  Look at you, defending a right-wing billionaire, a proud member of the capitalistic white patriarchy! Do you have ONE SINGLE consistent value? No, you do not. You're just a low-level grifter defending a high-level grifter. Thanks for the comedy!
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  256.  @coyotelong4349  There are a number of fair analyses of media reporting of "mass shootings" right here on YouTube. When you peel the statistical onion, it turns out that gang shootouts and other irrelevant events are included and inflate the numbers. The stats for "school shootings" are even less reliable. Any discharge of a firearm within a certain range of a school is included, including police actions, self-terminations, and accidental discharges with no injuries. The MSM does this sort of thing all the time. "If it bleeds, it leads." Another misrepresentation is The "gun show loophole." There is no such thing. They also conflate semiautomatic weapons with selective fire weapons. They constantly refer to the AR-15 as a "military grade weapon" which it inarguably is NOT.
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  257. That submarine graph (if not all of your graphs, but I particularly like the pleasing symmetry of this one) could easily be subtitled "This is exactly what Yamamoto tried to warn you about!"
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  258.  @MASHROWLF  Neither term applies. She didn't sell anything.
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  259. It's time to bring back the good old Eastern Bloc style water cannon. That, or highly disciplined volley fire. At this point, I no longer have a strong preference.
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  260. "I always thought House just wandered around the United States after Wilson's death, keeping a low profile and helping random people with illnesses." -- I think you're confusing House with Bill Bixby.
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  261. Presstitute is a term that references journalists and 'talking heads' in mainstream media who give biased and predetermined views misleadingly tailored to fit a particular partisan, financial or business agenda, thus neglecting the fundamental duty to report news impartially.[1][2][3] Coined by American researcher Gerald Celente, the word is a portmanteau of press and prostitute.[4] The term became popular in the social media after General Vijay Kumar Singh, the former Chief of Army Staff and Indian Union Minister of State for External Affairs, began referring to a section of the media as "presstitutes" in his tweets.[4][5][6] -- Wikipedia
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  262. CONGRESS called it a "passive activity." That's the kind of nonsense you get when attorneys (instead of accountants) write tax laws.
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  263. I liked her better when she was opaque.
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  264. You must be new here. 🤣
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  265. Cammer: "Hello, police? I ALMOST got sideswiped by another car!" Police: "That's ALMOST interesting. We'll get right on top of that just as soon as we solve all the murders."
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  266. @V M Just what you see, pal!
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  267.  @Cr3stfa113n  "slum [sləm] NOUN a squalid and overcrowded urban street or district inhabited by very poor people" -- Doesn't seem to include all those qualifiers you added. Just saying - for a friend.
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  268.  @AmandaFessler  You got that exactly backwards, much like the director. Heinlein had nothing to do with the script. The movie completely missed the mark. Everyone who read the book utterly HATED the movie. Major differences: The Bugs had starships and advanced weapons, just like the humans. The MI used powered armor, which was the coolest part of the book but completely missing from the film. Putting the welfare of home, friends, and family ahead of your own was what gained you citizenship. Taxpayers had the same rights as citizens except for the ability to stand for elected office and vote. There were multiple paths to citizenship, not just military service. Would you like to know more? Read the book. It's a classic.
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  269. This is an infomercial for a bunch of ambulance-chasing shysters. There is no science here, only the opposite.
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  270.  @jasonbarnett7747  We get it. You have the hots for Boebert, but she won't give you the time of day. Get over it.
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  271. That sounds like a high risk of contracting an STD.
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  272. I think the Benson Bubblers would have been worth an honorable mention.
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  273. If I woke up in the morning with my head sewn to the carpet, I couldn't be more shocked.
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  274. The downhill skiing is excellent all along the Gulf Coast.
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  275. "Brave Sir Robin ran away, Bravely ran away, away. When danger reared its ugly head, he bravely turned his tail and fled. Yes, brave Sir Robin turned about And gallantly, he chickened out. Bravely taking to his feet, He beat a very brave retreat, Bravest of the brave, Sir Robin."
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  276.  @issahumps  It is and it isn't. There are a lot of conservatives here, too, but they mind their own business and don't screech much. The liberals are noisy but mostly nonviolent. Extremists at both ends of the spectrum are not taken seriously. Most people here, as in most places, just want to work, have a little fun, and be left the hell alone.
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  277.  @ernestoribeiro2226  You clearly don't understand orbital mechanics. Jupiter is roughly 5 times as far from Sol as Earth. It's also NOT stationary - it orbits Sol, as do we. Applying the inverse square law tells us that light reaching Earth from Jupiter would be far, FAR dimmer than the sunlight reflecting from our moon - no matter our relative positions. Your conclusion is not merely wrong, it is VERY wrong.
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  278.  @justSTUMBLEDupon  It's been a while since I read the book but, IIRC, he arranged some cooking of the books to transfer certain debt limits/obligations to the NYC Subway in order to allow his bridge & tunnel authority to issue more debt instruments to build a toll bridge (maybe the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge or the Throgs Neck?). He did THAT one with malice aforethought. He did NOT intend to bankrupt the city as a whole, but a number of people who know things posit that the insane weight of all the debt obligations associated with his road, parks, housing, and other projects (two failed World's Fairs, attracting the U.N. headquarters, etc) put the city's collective ass in a very deep crack. The city eventually solved part of its problem by doing something Moses absolutely despised -- combining the transit authority with his bridge & tunnel authority to create the MTA.
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  279. It's unrealistically optimistic of you to assume that she will EVER own anything of value.
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  280. I think that animation was based on the "depth-charged by their competition" theory. 🤣
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  281. I had trouble falling asleep last night. I should have watched the speech.
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  282.  Kirk Wolfe  "Statean?" There's no such word in the English language. What is a "sea carrier?" A ship that carries salt water? That seems superfluous. Perhaps you should allow the heroin to wear off before you attempt to communicate with the literate people.
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  283. It sounds like "Club 77" refers to the IQ of the management.
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  284.  @TheZephyrStormYT  Because those were TITLES. Did you sleep through 12 years of English classes?
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  285. Who knew that the sociology factories wouldn't be hiring? 🙄
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  286. If I was that Montreal cammer, I'd be super embarrassed to upload a clip that demonstrates how abhorrent my musical tastes are.
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  287. TWO "trans" students in ONE class? That seems very odds-defying. In a class of 30, statistically speaking, you would expect 0.18 trans people. Maybe one of the thirty students is just "trans curious."
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  288.  @medexamtoolscom  One of the guide rails is needed as ground because that's how electricity works. If the other guide rail is hot, then you have basically run lethal current through the axles, into the body of the train, and potentially executed all of your passengers. That MIGHT have a negative impact on your ridership stats.
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  289. If they'd just stood alongside the road waving their silly banners, the tribal police would probably not have cared, but they chose to make disruptive nuisances of themselves on tribal land. They earned what they received.
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  290. I was scrolling the comments to see if anyone mentioned "Footfall" before I posted a comment about it. The Orion ship Michael was awesome, even though the launch was a little hard on Bellingham, WA. The authors writing themselves into the story... not so awesome. Not nearly as vomit-inducing as when Clive Cussler does it but still a bit hard to take. There's nothing quite like "The Stan Lee Effect" when it comes to instantly destroying suspension of disbelief. Of course, the hardest thing to believe wasn't the aliens or the ship, it was the VW Rabbit that drove 2000 miles on one tank of gas decades before hybrids were available. Based on EPA estimates, it would have needed (at least) a 50 gallon tank to pull that off. Still, "Footfall" is QUITE entertaining and, arguably, one of the best and most believable alien invasion stories around.
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  291.  @acerld519  It seems far more likely that it was introduced by earlier crews that had paused in North or South America enroute. Bounty's visit was NOT the first contact.
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  292. After watching this train wreck, I'm not even sure what MY actual name is any more!
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  293.  @curri189  Let me Google that for you. Gaming and hospitality aren't the only major employment sectors in Vegas. Healthcare and Information Technology are pretty significant. Quite a few retirees escaping the hellscape of southern California find Vegas far more agreeable, too.
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  294. Miss Piggy: "We're not going to be divided." Wyoming voters: "That is correct. YOU just got subtracted."
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  295.  @annasimons389  So "situationally omnivorous," then?
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  296. Automated (partially) restaurants actually existed for a while. They were called Automats. The first one opened in Berlin in 1895.
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  297. Like Shoe0nHead said: "You HAD a Left-wing Joe Rogan. His name was Joe Rogan!"
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  298. You'll find that the largest cities (like Denver) have the best public transit. They also tend to be more expensive and less safe. You must choose one of those three things. Choose wisely, as the old knight told Indiana Jones. For example, here are some US cities with decent (multiple lines and/or modes) rail transit: Seattle WA Portland OR San Francisco CA Sacramento CA Los Angeles CA San Diego CA Salt Lake City UT Denver CO Minneapolis/St Paul MN Chicago IL St Louis MO Dallas TX Boston MA New York City NY Newark NJ Philadelphia PA Baltimore MD Washington DC Atlanta GA Miami FL Do any of those strike you as both affordable and safe? Here are some cities with SOME rail transit (like one or two streetcar, light rail, and/or commuter rail lines) and a lot of bus transit: Tacoma WA San Jose CA Las Vegas NV (sort of) Phoenix AZ Tucson AZ Albuquerque NM El Paso TX Milwaukee WI Kansas City MO Oklahoma City OK Fort Worth TX Austin TX Houston TX Detroit MI Cleveland OH Memphis TN Nashville TN New Orleans LA Buffalo NY Pittsburgh PA Morgantown WV (the PRT mainly serves the campus, not the whole city, but I'm counting it anyway) Norfolk VA Charlotte NC Jacksonville FL Orlando FL I'm not sure how many of these you find appealing. Maybe you're better off in Denver! Best wishes.
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  299.  @andrewfranklin4429  It's interesting that you completely avoided addressing the point. EVERY so-called "innovative" transit solution proposed over the past 30 to 40 years has been an abysmal failure. Several flavors of urban PRT (most notably Raytheon's PRT2000), the DuoRail concept, cantilevered monobeam, and too many others to list. Each and every one of them promised use of "off-the-shelf" technology, insanely cheap implementation, and even the impossible "profitable operation at no cost to taxpayers." Each failed because there was NO compelling reason to select it over existing transit modes. Like your boy Musk, the developers of these "innovative" transit modes insisted on solving "problems" that simply DO NOT EXIST. In so failing, they distracted from real, proven solutions with actual operational history and predictable costs with their pie-in-the-sky bullshittery. Likewise, Musk's bullshittery WILL cost the taxpayers plenty: street-level disruption during construction, opportunity costs due to distracting the local government from more viable transit modes, surface connections to the "system" of holes in the ground eating up acres of streets and sidewalks, emergency services, etc. You're defending a slick con man whose only goal is to SELL MORE CARS. HIS cars. His tunnels lack adequate ventilation, ensuring that only pure electric cars can operate in them. ALL of his still-existent companies depended on taxpayer handouts to become profitable. SpaceX needed NASA contracts. Tesla needed billions in state and local tax incentives plus a per-vehicle federal tax credit that YOU paid for whether you bought a Tesla or not. I must repeat: Musk has NEVER built one inch of functional transit infrastructure. NEVER. His Boring Company was actually FIRED from multiple transit projects. Why are you defending him? Do you own Tesla stock?
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  300.  @Mister8224  You both missed his JOKE. Read his last sentence again. Pay attention this time. 🤣🤣🤣
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  301. I assure you that I have always been fully compliant with the law when missing an exit.
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  302. Because a bunch of gullible half-wits with no math skills and ouchies on their fee-fees thought that mean tweets were a political issue.
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  303.  @1940limited  That's not true! They have freed a LOT of people: illegal immigrants, convicted felons, arsonists, violent rioters, etc.
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  304.  @adamsrankings8860  That's called induced traffic and it's true everywhere. San Antonio only has bus transit. DFW, Houston, and Austin have rail and bus transit. Dallas has the most light rail mileage in the USA as well as 2 streetcars and 2 commuter rail lines.
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  305. Oddly enough, that train station is Santa Fe Depot and is also a historic landmark. It's the city's main train station, served by Amtrak's intercity California trains, the Coaster regional/commuter train, the MTS San Diego Trolley, and MTS buses. There are also a couple of San Diego Trolley stops within walking distance of the Midway, and Seaport Village is reasonably close when you get a bit peckish and want to enjoy a sit-down meal.
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  306. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  307. @ionruby I believe that the significance of significance cannot be significantly overstated.
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  308. One generally unstated objection to UGBs is that it looks a bit like typical political kicking of the can down the road (but what isn't?). I've long maintained that there is a massive amount of unrealized affordable housing that can be unlocked by implementing a single federal law: Allowing owner-occupied single-family homes to offer garage apartments, mother-in-law suites, or casitas for rental no matter what outdated zoning ordinances and HOAs say about it. Making owner occupancy of the primary residential space a requirement should allay the most common objections. The rental spaces would have to be up to code. There's already a surplus of parking in most suburban neighborhoods. It's not a magic bullet, but it would help.
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  309. Notice how they immediately oppressed the wife and daughter. You can't make up this crap.
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  310. Loose udders sink rudders, am I right?
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  311.  @grahamcracker_Photography  That was my take on the situation. The driver was clearly getting blinded by headlights and those crappy streetlights and was slowing accordingly.
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  312. "Never tell me the odds!" - Han Solo and Taffy 3.
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  313. "If you make the cops chase you, they're bringin' an ass-kickin' with 'em."
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  314. Byron, right? 🤣
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  315.  @TheHistoryGuyChannel  Fair enough, sir! Thank you for taking the time to explain. Perhaps a short video about the New Orleans' somewhat forgotten seminal voyage and its long-term impact on trade and settlement would be of interest to your loyal audience. Have a wonderful evening! :)
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  316.  @justSTUMBLEDupon  Oh, about that tree. Moses was City Parks Commissioner for a long time and deserves credit for dramatically increasing the number of neighborhood parks and swimming pools throughout the city. He turned some truly nasty trash and coal ash dumps into magnificent parks. He's also the reason there are sportsball fields in Central Park. He evicted the sheep from Sheep Meadow in 1934 and the building that had housed them became the world-famous Tavern on the Green. In 1956, he wanted to convert a pleasantly wooded part of the park into a parking lot for the restaurant. One night, while the park was closed, he had demolition work commence and a tree was knocked down, but further demolition was stopped by threat of legal action.
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  317. Corrected title: "CNN is Desperate to Halt Ratings Freefall, Continues to Pretend that FBI Report Regarding the Jan 6th Riot Doesn't Exist"
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  318. It's hard to miss a spot of that size.
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  319. "Drinking from the tears of a turtle." -- Thanks, dude! You just named my garage band!
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  320. Miata dually with super duty towing package.
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  321. Give "Lia" a little credit as the only swimmer in the meet that finished strong despite dragging an oar through the water.
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  322. Please remind us what you said about "legalities" when the Administration was quietly flying illegal migrants into many northeastern communities in the middle of the night? Oh, right - NOTHING!
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  323.  @McAllister41  If calories in exceeds calories burned, you gain weight. If calories burned exceeds calories in, you lose weight. ALWAYS. There's NO SUCH THING as a metabolic disorder than makes you gain weight without excess caloric intake.
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  324. #13: Watch that blood pressure, my dude!
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  325. It's a reversible lane. Typically inbound during morning rush and outbound during evening rush.
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  326.  @DCBChump  Which is ALSO a conservation measure. California needs to raise their water rates to discourage people from building swimming pools and growing turf lawns in a desert.
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  327.  @ayajade6683  Then they'll be funding water system improvements and posting hilarious videos of nearly fatal backyard Jet-Ski crashes. Everybody wins!
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  328. Seeing it fade into the distance in my rear-view mirror.
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  329.  @polardiscoball  Aren't you just the cutest little thing! You need to step outside your bubble and catch up on news from Reality Land. The Jan 6th committee just received evidence that Trump's people attempted to STOP that stupid riot.
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  330. "Hi, Boss, I'm calling in gas." 🤣
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  331. Your area = Earth.
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  332. Not to mention casual disregard for basic road manners. They're constantly trying to pass each other going up grades where they're all equally slow, creating impromptu rolling roadblocks.
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  333. I'm pretty sure the main characters' names are Excruciatingly Boring Vlogger and Blue Gamora. Supporting characters included Doctor Research Lady, Greedy Money Dude, and Evil Mercenary Caricature.
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  334. Important safety tip: ALL U.S. military units take exception to being fired upon and will enthusiastically return the favor.
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  335. The corporate media has BROKEN these people!
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  336. As others have pointed out, the true tragedy about this unintentional hilarity is that Colbert's left-leaning audience not only KNEW that "CNN objectivity" is an oxymoron, but THEY DON'T CARE. They are not merely fine with it -- they prefer it that way.
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  337.  @steverobertson3980  How much fuel should it require? Please show your math. You DID work out the math, didn't you? Or are you just expecting people to take the word of some random lunatic on the internet who can't even balance a checkbook?
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  338. Thank you, North Face, for reminding us that Columbia and Patagonia are looking pretty good right now.
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  339.  @kadengordon6941  He would also have been fine if he'd been driving at half that speed.
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  340. A good comedian doesn't lead with the punch line.
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  341. #8 seems irrationally aggressive and has serious anger management issues.
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  342.  @iheikitsune  Pure trash babble from some D-lister who never read the book. Lady Jessica was QUITE "empowered." The BG ordered her to bear the Duke's daughter as an integral component of their creepy breeding program. She violated their order and instead bore him the son he desired by HER choice. She CHOSE to break the rules again by training her son in the mystical BG ways. She was key to their escaping the Harkonnen forces. She became one of the most powerful Reverend Mothers ever known. She was far from being some inconsequential second-tier character. All Ferguson has done here is demonstrate why no one should ever take an actor's opinion seriously.
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  343. Do what women did before these products were invented. Use textiles and then launder them! Claiming that "free bleeding" is the only alternative paints YOU as a lunatic.
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  344. Stand strong, my fellow American!
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  345. Fun fact: Kilometers were added to many interstate highway distance signs in the southeastern U.S. prior to the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville TN. The Sunsphere is still standing in Knoxville, but all of those "Knoxville: X km" signs were LONG gone well before the end of the 20th century. I've rejected both imperial and metric -- my speedometer is calibrated in furlongs per fortnight.
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  346. A lot of "nothings" and "almosts" on this vid... A fine example at 03:20 - "Car runs me off road." -- WHEN? You never left the pavement and barely drifted over the line. What a drama queen!
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  347.  @adolphromero7493  That word doesn't mean what you think it means. Go learn what a dictionary does.
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  348.  @nuclearsynapse5319  You make a compelling argument. 🤣
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  349. It's not a secret that the space battle scenes were inspired by WW2 naval air combat.
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  350. @Ralph Furley We also have Hawaiian Punch and cookies. Help yourself!
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  351. SAM Antonio? Hey, that guy owes me money! 🤣
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  352.  @ericgutierrez2936  Were you in Texas when 1/3 of those who fought for Texas independence were settlers from Mexico who didn't want to be subject to Mexican rule? Not only did they help defeat Santa Anna in 1836, but they also defeated your silly little narrative in 2022.
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  353. Bacon grease is growing some moobs.
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  354.  @KAT-dg6el  I'll bet real money that the OP has been stocking up on other "consumables" as well - those of the metallic variety. Good luck storming his castle. You'll need it.
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  355. I get what they're saying: "This book that I've never read, will never purchase, and will never read has, somehow, rendered me utterly hysterical because I am far more fragile than a Ming vase." All righty then!
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  356. Did you actually suggest that Pelosi might "DO things?" Now, THAT is pure comedy gold!
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  357. The perfect caption for most of these clips is "You're BOTH idiots!"
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  358. That's more than a little bit bonkers. Do you not understand that 1.8 billion dollars in trade crosses our land borders every single day? It needs to be SECURED, not "sealed," and legal immigration merely needs to be slowed down while we locate and remove the nearly 12 million people who are here illegally. Then we can catch up on processing LEGAL immigrants' applications. Keep it sane, pal, keep it sane.
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  359. As little as possible.
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  360. On behalf of my Italian ancestors, I would like to have a word with Little Caesar's Pizza and the entire Mario franchise.
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  361.  @penapickle  Wow, are you gullible. I have some ocean view property to offer you in central Nevada. Do you even know what a "robo-taxi" is? Please link proof that his automated cars are picking up fares and delivering them to destinations without a human controlling the vehicle. That's what he promised and it remains undelivered to this day.
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  362.  @user-RCST  Wow. Just... wow. You completely dodged addressing the actual point I made, which is that this is no more than another one of dozens of transportation proposals that end up going nowhere because they offer no compelling advantage over existing solutions. If they really can build a better tunnel more cost-effectively, why aren't they submitting bids to cities that are building subway and other tunnels instead of installing pretty lights in a hole full of cars? Because it's a gimmick to SELL CARS. The ONLY reason that Tesla and SpaceX haven't imploded by now is because of massive taxpayer-funded subsidies. If you want to buy a car, that's fine, but why should I have to kick in MY money for YOUR car?
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  363. #1: Yes, you over-reacted just a bit. Beeeeep Beeebeeebeeebeeebeeep. BEEP! Edit: Although not nearly as over the top as the two douche-nozzles in Clip #4. Compared to those psychopaths, you under-reacted!
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  364. For once, Howard Stern was 100% correct -- when he said "unbelievable."
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  365. "TWO Coasts?" Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida would like a word with you. :)
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  366. Not to mention the terrible video quality.
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  367. We don't mind people moving here. We mind them moving here and voting for the same insane policies that ultimately made them flee their former home states.
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  368.  @Keith-sh4lo  So, is the 13th or 19th "some sh1t from the past?" Shall we "update" those? If not, why not? It's all from the past!
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  369. It's worse. At least when the driver's been drinking, SOMEONE is actually driving the car!
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  370. Google, please return to discussions about science and technology instead of pandering to the perpetually offended with unscientific virtue-signaling and making up nonsense words like "allyhood" and "ally-ship." By the way, wasn't one nonsense word enough? If you're going to hyphenate one, why not both? Are you afraid of being accused of hyphenphobia? J'accuse!
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  371. She's a CONSULTANT. Just ignore 100% of her advice. She has ZERO recourse. Problem solved!
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  372. "Pearl Harbor" just infuriates him, as it should (it's possibly the worst movie ever made -- in a world where "The Room" and "Independence Day: Resurgence" exist). Watch his analysis of "Tora! Tora! Tora!" to see why.  "Memoirs" is a good suggestion, though. I found it disturbing but it wasn't supposed to be all rainbows and unicorns.
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  373. I'm warning you now: Next year, Hollywood will produce a crossover movie (or series) combining peak 2020 with peak 2021 and it will be titled either "Squid King" or "Tiger Game."
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  374. Ack! Who in Chicago said "Betelgeuse" three times? Frightening.
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  375. God forbid these yahoos go plant some trees instead of whining like spoiled toddlers.
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  376. They're no longer even PRETENDING to PRETEND that they aren't corrupt.
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  377. Apparently, Brennan forgot or slept through the part of her high school World History class where the rest of us were taught that the average German citizen was absolutely TERRIFIED to speak their mind for more than a decade. Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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  378. It did its job.
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  379.  @benromero9427  Bigot detected! Please don't move here. We already have an uncontrollable stream of racists moving here to escape failed Leftist policies but they keep voting for the same Leftist idiocy that wrecked their former home states.
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  380. William Cornelius, you are fined 1 credit for violation of the verbal morality statute.
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  381. Barbarella has REALLY let herself go.
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  382. It's more like the Judean Peoples Front meetings from "Life of Brian." Or was it the People's Front of Judea?
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  383.  @bonsa1guy  That didn't imply what you said it implied, Mr. Strawman. However, I did re-read the article and your "both parties" assertion was complete and utter bunk. The article is heavily Left-biased and the actors in the story were primarily on the Left. Many of the state-level rule changes in swing states bypassed normal legislative procedure. Was that enough to change the outcome? Not likely, but you absolutely know what was: The MSM's unceasing "Orange Man Bad" narrative, their refusal to cover Biden in any substantive, critical way, and TwitFace's blatant suppression/censorship of negative news regarding their Chosen One, especially the Hunter Laptop and the millions of dollars paid to Biden Inc during his vice-presidency by foreign powers (China, Russia, Ukraine, etc) that are now FINALLY being covered by the Washington Post and New York Times. Mr. Trump was definitely abrasive and bombastic, but the guy you replaced him with because your delicate little fee-fees got an ouchie failed to accomplish anything in a 47-year political career other than enriching his own family. You simply can no longer pretend that you don't see that. Even the media that foisted him upon us has changed their tune.
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  384.  @residentpotato6023  Yes, but not when their faces are constructed from lumps of expired cottage cheese.
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  385.  @ronanbrodrick9168  How's your ADHD doing?
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  386. "Insurance is finely paying." Hey, I don't care if they're coarsely paying -- as long as they're paying!
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  387.  @ManuelMedellin.  I've never even used IG or Twatter. Most social media is pure cancer. I will point out that nobody in this thread was writing TO Ms. Belluci.
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  388. You'll never discover the amazing small-town mom-and-pop restaurants flying in a tubular cattle car.
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  389. "Least bad." High praise indeed.
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  390. Are you going to review your namesake movie, "Legal Eagles," starring Robert Redford and Debra Winger? Pair it up with "From the Hip," starring Judd Nelson's magnificently flaring nostrils.
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  391.  @penapickle  Overpromised and underdelivered. What else is new?
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  392. I think someone in this historically "competent" administration mixed up the invitations. This guy was clearly supposed to be on some sort of performing arts council.
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  393. Which is why we don't see that in the USA.
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  394. I am just pleased as punch that these extremely powerful and influential multimillionaires are determined to overcome the horrific oppression imposed upon them by Robert's Rules of Order.
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  395. Ship: a vessel larger than a boat for transporting people or goods by sea.
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  396.  @timhays4290  It's from his novel "To Sail Beyond the Sunset."
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  397.  The Turd Reich of Mar-A-Lago  In which episode of "Star Trek- The Next Generation" did Q offer to help? Nerrrrrrrrrrd!
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  398. Tim's newest T-shirt in his merch catalog: "OMG, she's SO dumb it hurts my brain!"
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  399. 04:32 - That, my friends, is Standin' on the Corner Park in Winslow, Arizona. Yes, it's an actual place that's named after the infamous lyrics from "Take it Easy" by The Eagles. I stood there for a few minutes but I never did see a girl (my Lord) in a flatbed Ford slowin' down to take a look at me. Maybe next time.
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  400. 🎵 Highway to the danger zone 🎵
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  401. That kid knows what's up.
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  402.  @jworthington85  There are numerous 2-lane sections of rural US and state highways in Texas with 70 or even 75mph speed limits, but you're supposed to use your damned BRAIN when experiencing wet or otherwise less than optimal conditions!
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  403.  @brek2569  That's nothing compared to how expensive an untimely death is.
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  404. There are no limits to what TYT doesn't know yet will blather on and on and on about.
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  405. Girlfriend deleted your WoW account? You have two options: 1) Call Blizzard and ask them to restore your account, or 2) Destroy a 4-figure computer system like a toddler kicking and screaming on the floor of the cereal aisle. I'm shocked that man-baby even HAD a girlfriend.
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  406. I'm going to go out on a limb and assume the cops "didn't want to see it" right then and there because they had their hands full. Would they not have given you a card with an email address for you to send it to later?
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  407. OUR families didn't get $83,333 per month from a Ukrainian energy company for doing absolutely nothing of value, so STOP repaying them with OUR tax money!
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  408. 07:55 - That dog is NOT "upset that the park was closed." He's just trying to sing "Return to Innocence" by Enigma.
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  409.  @CoolHardLogic  I do not agree with your lemon bars but I will defend to the death your right to enjoy them!
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  410.  @Stefan_Gerards  Took me a minute to translate that from Ahnald to English.
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  411.  Falconer22  Don't be bear-ist.
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  412. Technically, he's the Resident-select.
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  413. It's easy as pie. If you fail to BRAKE, your car might BREAK!
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  414.  @Drachinifel  You NEVER go full Snarklear! You risk Mutually Assured Snarkstruction.
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  415.  @OrionWebster  Speak for yourself. I didn't vote for Current Guy.
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  416. Texas has an urban population of 24 million (out of more than 29 million statewide) people. "The middle of nowhere" CLEARLY does not mean what you think it means! 😂
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  417.  @bonsa1guy  You're right. It wasn't stolen, it was "FORTIFIED." Read the Time Magazine article, it's all laid out there.
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  418. If these sickos are "non-offending" then why am I so offended by them?
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  419. "Ever hear of chemtrails ??" -- People actually heard you out until THAT popped up. There are no "chemtrails." It's just frickin' water vapor, you loon.
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  420. WORST scripted "reality" show EVER. You need to hire better actors.
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  421.  @PublickGamer  Until they actually graduate, but way to miss the joke.
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  422. I've visited Detroit quite a bit over the years and never heard anyone speak with an accent remotely like that. What even WAS that? 🤡🌎
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  423.  @TaylorMcChaney  Not being from here, you may have overlooked Austin's Project Connect vote last year, which passed a 7.1 billion dollar transit expansion plan. It will expand existing commuter rail service, add a second commuter rail line, add two new light rail lines, add several new BRT lines, build a pricy downtown transit tunnel, and enhance frequency systemwide. Several mobility bond issues since 2010 have already built over 50 miles of protected bikeways and there are additional neighborhood-level networks of designated "quiet streets" which provide traffic calming measures and safer bike lanes. But, sure, let's just ignore all of that and focus on a particularly contentious 8-mile segment of the one-and-only Interstate Highway in Austin!
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  424. "Second stage vegetarian" is brilliant! One might even say "well done."
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  425.  @Khanfuzed1  I am so pleased that we found the One True Spokesman for Every Last Single-Family Homeowner in America. Thank you for blessing us with your most august presence and ineffable wisdom.
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  426.  @Uberragen21  Listen to 01:04 again.
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  427. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  428.  @GIVMI_more_W  Fair enough, but were you not listening to the story? She gave birth to the child literally THE DAY BEFORE the in-laws came over without notice. THE DAY BEFORE!
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  429.  @Reach3DPrinters  [Citation Needed] How many Hondas have you owned? How many Teslas have you owned? Tesla has produced a bit more than one million vehicles in about a decade. Honda produced over 1.8 million vehicles last year ALONE. Honda has the highest fleet mileage rating and lowest co2 emissions in the industry. Honda also set an all-time record for electric vehicle sales in the USA last year. Teslas, meanwhile, went viral for hitting the brakes because they couldn't tell the difference between a traffic light and THE FRAKKING SUN.
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  430.  @user-RCST  Competitors? WHAT competitors? There was no RFP issued for a transit tunnel that connects a nothing to another nothing! This is nothing more than a marketing gimmick to sell Teslas. If this was truly about public transportation, he could have expanded the fully-automated transit system that ALREADY EXISTS in Las Vegas and already has a station at the LVCC.
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  431. It IS heartwarming when two idiots who both drive poorly find each other and swap a little paint.
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  432. The process of gutting cities with massively intrusive highways actually commenced BEFORE the Second World War with Robert Moses' arguably successful parkway system on Long Island and his completion of the twice-failed Triborough Bridge and its approaches. He did, however, start constructing the Cross-Bronx Expressway in 1945, thereby showing politicians throughout the nation that one could successfully force an unwanted freeway down the throats of the citizenry, gut functional neighborhoods, displace nearly a half-million residents, create unprecedented housing shortages, and enhance one's own political power while facing virtually no repercussions. The model he created is still working against our best interests to this day. Given the number of urban highway planning projects that retained his "expertise," it is literally impossible to overstate the role Moses played in imposing this horrific paradigm upon our country... yet you didn't even mention him once!
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  433. "Chesa Boudin" sounds like a dish I once ordered in New Orleans. It was a tasteless, incoherent bowl of empty calories lacking any nutritional value.
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  434. I'm pleased to learn that I can apparently copyright a deplorable lack of talent. I will immediately file the necessary paperwork to secure the legal rights for my lack of any hint of singing ability. You have been warned, Christmas carolers. Pay up!
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  435. Or perhaps this was in Arizona or another extremely dry climate. Gotta have more data before you can assume it's the food.
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  436. He didn't found PayPal, he bought in. He's an investor, NOT an inventor!
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  437. Brake checking, on the other hand, is perfectly fine.
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  438.  @GodWeenSatan  That doesn't make a lick of sense. ALL the news networks are reporting the migrant surge and the kids in cages.
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  439. At least we can depend on Poofy for a hot take! 👍
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  440. If you move to Austin, you'll especially enjoy being tapped for your share of the 7.1 billion dollar transit plan plus a couple billion in miscellaneous outstanding bond issues. I'm not saying I'm opposed to any of these measures (I voted for some of it and against some of it), but you should know what you're getting into.
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  441.  @crookedwell8527  There were 3 built after the Trinity bomb test. Two were used on military-industrial targets. One was in transit when Japan surrendered. America would have built more as and if needed.
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  442. The REAL hate crime was naming one's child "Nex."
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  443. Chunk of Anger is LYING, to no one's surprise. Left wing protesters were allowed to throw violent temper tantrums for MONTHS while mayors and DAs implemented a catch-and-release program to make Trump look bad, at a cost to THEIR OWN cities of far more than a BILLION dollars in damage and at least 25 deaths/murders. Meanwhile, confused boomers who wandered into the Capitol on Jan 6 are being sentenced for the same terms as the idiot rioters who actually broke things that day. All things are not equal, but in exactly the OPPOSITE way of that which Chunk pretends!
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  444.  @amspook  You have achieved comment PURRfection.
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  445. "but not civillains or unarmed people" -- Islam makes no such distinction. Either you are Muslim or a nonbeliever, and their Big Book of Bad Ideas orders them to murder nonbelievers unless they pay a bribe to not get murdered. How could you possibly be unaware of this?
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  446. While there can be no denying that the indigenous tribes certainly got a raw deal throughout America's westward expansion (and after), you definitely oversimplified the issue of the DAPL protests. For example, how about the horrific environmental damage that the so-called "environmental activists" did to the tribe's land and private properties adjacent thereto? How about the thousands of tons of manufactured waste and even more tonnage of human excrement they failed to clean up? How about the petrol they burned driving hundreds of miles from their elegant homes on the coasts to a land about which they didn't give a flying fart until it became trendy to do so? How about the blatant disrespect they showed to the tribal council, disobedience they offered to the Native cops, and continuous disruption they inflicted upon the ordinary tribesmen who had work to do and lives to live? Did you solicit the opinions of Native Americans, some of whom think the protesters did far more harm than good? Have YOU given up driving, flying, and owning or using anything made from plastic? Have you given up wearing clothing containing synthetics or color? Have you given up eating anything that was grown with the aid of fertilizer, pesticides, tractors, or electricity? I trust you get the point.
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  447. Sure, but Simon showed the math!
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  448. Your title is broken. It should read "Health-negativity proponent has to act like a creepy stalker to manufacture outrage over private text conversation of which she was not part  and we fell for her nonsense without a trace of critical thinking." There you go! I fixed it for you. You're welcome.
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  449. Dodson was a corporate officer in the rival genetics company. He'd be in court for YEARS.
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  450. There's a Tractor Supply Company store near you.
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  451. Definitely has anger management AND vehicle management issues! He took the video private, so I guess his ego is epically fragile.
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  452. I'm kind of interested in seeing how well John Wick does against agents inside the Matrix. If they're smart, they'll leave his dog alone.
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  453. New motto for Glacier NP: "Stay strapped or get bear-napped!" I'll show myself out.
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  454. It should be no surprise whatsoever that the house Corbu designed was an unmitigated disaster, as his efforts at urban planning were also unmitigated disasters, inflicting massive scars and open, festering wounds upon many of the world's great cities. Superblocks that crushed a city's functional fabric and massive, brutalist structures where poor people were stacked like firewood in the midst of employment deserts were his trademark and many cities in America have still not fully recovered from his pernicious influence. Screw him and his legacy.
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  455.  @Tangarisu  I'd say a couple hundred thou for the design and construction, and 1.3 million for the "overhead" (graft).
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  456.  @andrewfranklin4429  Again and again, you completely dodge the real point and ignore uncomfortable questions. It's almost as if you realize that you're being an apologist for a con man whose ridiculous promises are utterly indefensible.
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  457.  @andrewfranklin4429  It is impossible to debate a religious fanatic. You uncritically accept everything your Messiah says in willful ignorance of everything he's gotten wrong in the past. This project will fall apart as have so many others before it. You need to study the examples I gave you, but you won't. Keep defending the uber-wealthy because they care about your life so much.
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  458.  @ScientificFactsMorePlease  <- Hey, everybody! It's that "AskMississippi" bot with the sticky-paged thesaurus back to annoy the innocents again. Let's all report it!
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  459. #7: Imagine how delusional you'd have to be to think that cops in California would pursue a LITTERING case or that anything would come of it if they did. They don't even prosecute thefts unless it's for more than $950.
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  460. The loonies are going to make right-wingers buy Teslas.
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  461. "It's too hot for grillin'."
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  462. Rails-to-Trails rights of way ARE "rail banks" and CAN be converted back to railways when deemed necessary. As most rail rights of way are roughly 100 feet wide, there'd be adequate room to incorporate two tracks and a hike-and-bike trail within them.
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  463. Go easy on him. It's perfectly clear that people who dare to drive within two time zones of his truck keep "almost" hitting him.
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  464.  @victorvanvolt8425  Or perhaps a handheld device that emits a sonic boom when you pull the trigger. You only need to use it once on each aggressive, poorly trained dog.
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  465. "To avoid a few of the better-known areas where US subs often lay in wait" -- So, they avoided the entire western Pacific?
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  466. 04:12 - Reckless driving is a BAD thing. "Wreckless" driving is a GOOD thing!
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  467.  @simperous4308  Your abject failure to intelligibly convey your point in comprehensible English is not my responsibility. "Nikes?" SHOES?
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  468. #6: Your car's safety system kept beeping at YOU for following too closely. Gee, I wonder why the other guy was pissed off... Oh, wait. No, I don't. EDIT: I rewatched on a larger monitor. The cammer's in the right.
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  469. CLEAN YOUR ROOM.
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  470. WHAT "vacuum?" The President doesn't create spending bills! Have ALL of your writers failed high school civics classes?
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  471. How many patients does this Doctor Theron treat each week? Asking for a friend.
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  472. The most shocking thing about this conflict is learning that I (and every other American) have been pronouncing "Kiev/Kyiv" completely WRONG for at least half a century.
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  473.  @1234millerz  Lamest rationalization EVER and NOT the victim's problem. The LAW requires motor vehicle registration and insurance. If they can't afford those, they should be on foot or riding the bus. We're trying to run a first-world country, here!
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  474. I'm so glad you posted that before I could ask him "Who is Allison?" 🤣
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  475.  @gusgrizzel8397  You left out "corrupt." He can be all of those things, often in the span of a single sentence.
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  476. Tyrus has a real knack for cutting through the BS. Rob will never get those 3 minutes back.
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  477. "Less than 9 feet" -- Dude, we can SEE.
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  478. "housing project built by Republicans." -- What mythical creature is THAT? The legendarily horrible projects in St Louis? Chicago? New York City?  I believe a few minutes of simple online searching will reveal that these were largely Democratic strongholds when the PJs were built and the companies who built them were run by people of all political persuasions. I have no political axe to grind. I'm just pointing out that statements of fact should be FACT-based.
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  479.  @user-RCST  I'm losing interest in debating a fangirl. The man shot a CAR into SPACE, for God's sake! What did THAT have to do with ANYTHING? Teslas are sold with the aid of a generous tax credit (paid for by U.S. taxpayers). The bread and butter of SpaceX is government contracts and they basically photocopied NASA research and testing from 60 years ago, also paid for by U.S. taxpayers. These are inarguable facts. Your opinion is hyper-biased but no matter how hard you throw yourself at him, he's just not that into you. I've witnessed this exact scenario play out at least a dozen times and you're just going to end up broken-hearted, weeping in your low-calorie vegan beer.
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  480. Information about the crime? How about that clearly visible license plate? I suggest the cops start with THAT.
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  481. Here's one great thing about America: You are free to leave. Don't let the door hit ya' where evolution split ya'.
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  482. I disagree. He didn't tell us what he ordered. Inquiring minds want to know!
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  483. Ice does NOT cause crashes. Idiotic drivers do.
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  484. How about "jesters" vs "gestures?"
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  485. "We wished each other a good day." Meanwhile, in New York...
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  486. Tim, YOU brought up the Great Library of Alexandria. Who/what caused that fire? Just wondering...
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  487. If there's ANYTHING we learned from the movie "Sully," it's that the presence of two moustaches in the cockpit increases your odds of surviving a crash to 100%.
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  488. The "entertainment" industry clearly suffers from an incurable autofellatio fetish.
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  489. A bunch of narcissistic multi-millionaires living in enormous walled enclaves with armed guards are telling us to imagine no possessions, no borders, and global communism. The cringe is real -- and it's well over 9000. Do ANY of you media types know a damn thing about reality?
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  490. Another appropriate reply: "More altitude."
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  491. I've driven on those roads in Orlando, Fredericksburg, and Round Rock, and I'll tell you this much: that math all checks out!
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  492. This is a HUGE deal. My daughter will now be able to afford one more game of pinball every month!
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  493. Pseriously!
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  494. Six reservoirs.
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  495. I see that you decided to save a few bucks on the spray-tans this month. An economically sound decision, to be sure, since nobody was buying into your con.
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  496. "Sociology is a rich and important science..." -- No, it fails to pass muster as a science because of replicability and falsifiability issues as well as its inability to produce a mathematical model with predictive capability. It is a field of STUDY.
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  497. Here's one you missed: When staying in hotels or motels in the United States for business or other reasons, open the drawer next to your bed, and see if there's a book in there. If there is, pull it out and check the title. If it says "The Bible" or something similar then it's probably a Bible. You can read any part of it that you wish whether you have WiFi or not. Pretty crazy, right?
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  498.  @sidneytaylor6642  As long as you're taking questions, why are you spamming EVERY damned comment on this video with the same spiel? Do you work for Pfizer?
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  499. #13 has to be the most painful-to-watch clip ever uploaded to this channel.
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  500. Much like China Joe's dementia level, the snark level in this video is OVER 9000! Achievement Unlocked. Keep it up, JP! Our sanity rests upon your shoulders.
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  501.  @davestang5454  Or "You're from the soles of your feet all the way to up there, including what you're pushing out front," or maybe "If you were wearing an item of clothing that emphasized your elbows THAT much, I'd be staring at your elbows!" These are still works in progress. Suggestions welcome.
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  502.  @theayatollahofrockandrolla  Sincere question: How is she a "traitor?" Of what treason has she (and/or her father-in-law) been found guilty by a court of law? Please provide citations.
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  503.  @johnsnow5955  Since you like things simple, consider this. Virtually EVERY state has a two week early voting period. Are you saying that these people cannot manage to find ONE HOUR out of TWO WEEKS to go cast their votes? That's pretty damned racist of you to assume such a thing!
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  504. His dog only eats Secret Service agents.
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  505.  @DSAK55  Thank you. We all remember the Alice Cooper scene in "Wayne's World."
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  506.  @blaze-zee-wolf  THE train? That DAY? Multiple trains blow through there every HOUR. That line connects San Antonio and Houston, two of the ten largest cities in America, one of which is an ENORMOUS rail hub. It's also part of the intermodal (container) land bridge connecting the Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach to the Port of Houston. It's also the route of the Sunset Limited. In other words, it is an EXTREMELY busy line. The transport company clearly failed to follow proper procedures or the accident would not have happened. I suspect several people are going to be looking for new jobs. Who? Hint: it's not the train's fault. It didn't swerve and hit that blade. It was exactly where you'd expect it to be.
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  507.  @richardthrust1126  It's a 2.2 mile starter line. Give it time to develop more ridership and service frequency will be increased. When the starter segment of the Red Line opened in 1976, it had merely 5 stations, frequency was a joke, and you'd toss two quarters into a barrel when you entered a station. It's a "little" different now.
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  508.  @brammo1991  "With a score of 70.02, Texas ranks fourth for Cultural Diversity and sixth for Religious Diversity. Texas has the third-highest linguistic diversity and the fourth-highest racial and ethnic diversity. Texas has the second-highest Hispanic and Latino population in the U.S. of almost 11.2 million and the highest Black population of over 3.9 million." If you were trying to insult Texas or insinuate something negative about our Great State, you missed. Bigot.
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  509. What a load of nonsense! The guy reads articles and offers his opinions. Someone's jealous.
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  510. Good move, Navin Gruesome. Why was it necessary, again? While you're at it, where did those billions of dollars end up that were appropriated all those years ago to address this problem?
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  511. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  512.  @tattooedredheadx  I'm fairly certain that it was "Modern Marvels."
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  513. The Truckster!
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  514. "Dry heat" is code for "You'll never feel yourself sweat again, you'll just see salt deposits forming on your skin."
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  515. Most US rail transit systems use a 3rd rail or overhead catenary. This has been the case since 1892.
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  516. "A developer is someone who wants to build a house in the woods. An environmentalist is someone who already has a house in the woods" - Dennis Miller.
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  517. #3.1 -- Slow down and pay attention or you may not get to be an "old people."
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  518.  @mediocreman6323  I will never understand this peculiar attitude. These ships are priceless historic artifacts and should absolutely be preserved for future generations to appreciate.
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  519.  @MolotDET  You're stuck on the 1984 movie. Lynch changed the book explanation into easy-to-digest nonsense. The ships' drives fold space, the 'gators just foresee the safest course.
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  520.  @Patty-yq3zf  You are objectively wrong. If you're referring to the past 5 MAJOR extinctions, they were caused by impact events, volcanism (such as the Siberian and Deccan traps), changes in ocean circulation patterns, and global COOLING/ice ages. If you are seriously asserting that human activity has added CO2 to the atmosphere more significantly than an event that flooded most of Siberia with red-hot magma, then I must ask you to cite an authoritative source.
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  521.  @usernameidrc  You're confusing Maryland with NoVa.
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  522.  Nun of the Above  NOT every Black person in America is descended from slaves. The range of estimates (7% to 85%, depending on source, bias, and who is trying to grift whom) is so broad that stats are essentially meaningless. Does merely ONE enslaved ancestor out of 128 count?
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  523.  @Baconized_Canadian  OR - and stay with me, here - She could go to a range and learn how to safely and responsibly maintain, store, and use it.
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  524. 2020 cop catch phrase: "Stop right there or I'll sneeze on you!"
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  525. Dude! More than 51% of your dinner bill was for BOURBON. Dial it down a notch, you winos!!! 🤣
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  526.  @MrSmiley81092  Not all of it. About a third comes from the Colorado River, iirc.
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  527. "Discredit journalism" -- now THAT is a joke. Hilarious!
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  528. You forgot about their 8-digit noses.
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  529. It has to be an overt threat for an arrest. However, they ARE on a watch list now, so they have that going for them.
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  530.  @glenmartin3938  Aren't you just ADORABLE! Please explain (using your big people words) just how that stupid riot mattered in ANY way whatsoever, given that the certification was successfully concluded later that VERY SAME DAY. Once you've completed that contortionist's act, perhaps you can list a few concrete examples of "Fox's lies," providing some support for your contention that they're lying. Are you confusing op-ed with reporting? Those are two different things.
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  531. What kind of car was that? I couldn't tell.
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  532. Not unlikely. How the hell are people still "on their phones" when virtually every car built since 2016 has built-in hands-free Bluetooth?
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  533.  @user-RCST  Yes, and the Hyperloop will connect Los Angeles to San Francisco. Eventually... Let me spell it out for you: THIS IS A MARKETING GIMMICK.
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  534.  @user-RCST  You're comparing apples and screwdrivers. Invest all your money in Boring and tell us how it worked out for you. I've been researching and writing about transportation and urban planning issues since 1992 and Musk might be great at digging holes but, as a transportation "solution," he offers nothing new. Do you remember Raytheon's PRT system? DuoRail? Cantilevered bidirectional monobeam? The "automated" Civis bus that was tested in Vegas back in 2002 or so? You do not, but every investor who got zero return on those and dozens of other "innovative transportation solutions" certainly does! I've seen this one-act play dozens of times and it always ends the same way: In tears.
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  535.  @user-RCST  Irony is ironic. You called me "stupid" twice but I fire off a rather clever comeback and you call me "weak" in return while pretending that I started the ad-homs. He could have shot a few jugs or tanks of water to "test payload capacity." He sent up a car because he is a brilliant marketer/self-promoter. I never said the Falcon flew in the sixties, Mr. Strawman. VTVL craft were used by NASA back then. You MIGHT have heard of the lunar module and the LLRV. I've seen a few Thunderf00t videos about magic water scams but I've never even heard of "common skeptic." I don't hate Musk, I just don't view him as particularly innovative considering that everything he's promoted since PayPal has been derived from existing, long-proven technology. My opinion regarding the LVCC tunnel is based on decades of experience with public transportation technology and related issues. The dustbin of history is littered with failed proposals that sound exactly like the promotion of that silly car tunnel. Even if he were to achieve all his stated objectives for it, where are they going to park all those cars and who is going to pay for the garages? How are they dealing with the fact that people will exhale carbon dioxide in unventilated tunnels? What happens when there's a fire? How will they prevent a "violent political activist" from driving a "Tesla of Peace" into the system? I see no sensible answers, just much handwaving on these topics, just like those failed systems I noted that you didn't address. All that being said, I hope his tunnel project for the CTA goes well. I'm just not going to take anything at face value until it's complete because, in the REAL world, promises are cheap but cost overruns are all-too common. Perhaps we should both settle down until trains are running to O'Hare in their shiny new tunnel.
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  536.  @mvpfocus  I would suggest simply blinking your hazards for a few cycles. It's safer than those other two alternatives by far.
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  537. Get her name right! It's Kathy "The Evil Beaver" Hochul.
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  538. I always suspected that the Second World War was missing a crucial lyrical element. Thanks for adding just the right a touch of Dickens, Drach!
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  539. Surf & Turf.
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  540. My take-away from Biden's appearance on the No Longer a Man Show: "I had NO idea that President Nixon could rock the piano like a boss!"
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  541. It's probably HER. She's the common element.
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  542. I have a vewy good fwend in Wome.
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  543. Not so much "accident" as "assassination."
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  544. Say what you will about Fetterman, but you have to admit he did an amazing job playing the alien invaders in the movie "Battleship."
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  545.  @brianjamds6617  Thank you for your concern, but I'm doing well. Only one of my four properties has a mortgage (it's less than 7% fixed-rate and will be paid off completely within two years), the tenants pay their own utilities, and real estate prices are still skyrocketing here because of all the people fleeing failed Leftist policies by moving to less insane states. My state is doing well - very few empty shelves and even gasoline is still less than $4.60/gal locally. Allow me to correct your last statement: It may be the worst time to BUY property but it's a fine time to OWN property, especially if 3 of the 4 were bought during the 20th Century (as they were). The 4th I bought last summer when the stock market was still riding high in order to shelter capital from Bidenflation and the Biden-inspired market drop, which I saw coming (as it did). It appears that I am better at this than you. C'est la vie.
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  546. Not enough brainpower between the two of them to run a potato clock.
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  547. The USS Slingshot has entered the chat...
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  548. "My first accident on dash cam!" -- Cammer "Welcome to the party, pal!" -- John McClane
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  549.  @marthawolfsen5809  That makes no sense. Why would you have to close a ROAD because of rattlesnakes? Cars aren't susceptible to venom and snakes can't steal cars.
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  550. The thumbnail makes it look like she's getting her surfboard ready for some gnarly waves.
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  551. Be extra careful or you'll break your brakes!
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  552. Simpler answer to the "why chaos" question: Have you ever MET a woman?
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  553. Fun Facts: 39) Idaho may not touch the Pacific Ocean, but shipping does have access to it from Lewiston via the locks and dams of the Columbia River. 31) The northern border of Maryland is NOT the Potomac, that would be its southern border. 13) Pittsburgh is underrated - definitely worth checking out! 8) Texas has a lot of oil and cattle but most people don't realize that cotton has long been the king, economically speaking. Texas produces about 1/4 of the entire USA's cotton output from acreage equal to the entire state of New Hampshire. After harvest, most of the roads in south Texas and the panhandle look like a snowstorm recently passed through (it did not).
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  554.  @theleva7  "No I don't!"
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  555. "Even the Crusaders lost interest after a few years" -- Not correct. They didn't "lose interest," they achieved their objectives and pushed the Islamic invaders out of Europe! Your conclusion, however, is inarguably correct.
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  556. "This video could change the world." -- It won't. As usual, things are more complicated than that. Zoning, for one, is great for keeping residences and smokestacks separated, but it has resulted in sprawl and, therefore, heavy traffic. Also, our roads are designed for post-apocalyptic scenarios, parking lots are designed for the Saturday before Christmas, and we keep building more roads instead of more OPTIONS. Roundabouts, double-diamonds, and other traffic-calming options are useful to have in our urban design toolkit, but they are merely tools and NOT solutions in and of themselves. If you want to gain any real traction (pun intended -- not sorry) with your local politicians, you'll need to get more citizens involved in the planning process.
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  557. TYT has become ludicrously self-unaware. Chunk of Anger and Anosejob will NEVER understand nor admit that, as much as anyone, THEY helped push the voters toward Mr. Trump in rebellion against the media's obvious regressive bias and the general lunacy that has enveloped our public discourse. Wake up, walk the butt-hurt off like grown-ups, and try to become actual journalists!
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  558. "The problem with a lot of American (and Canadian) cities is the grid design of the city itself." -- Actually NOT. The grid design is the best since drivers can re-route themselves on the fly to get around accidents and street closures. The REAL problem was created in the 1920s and 30s when we started ramming dysfunctional freeways through our functional street grids. There is a large body of research supporting this conclusion. It's not hard to fix at all from an engineering standpoint. Just do what a number of cities have done (like when San Francisco demolished the Embarcadero Freeway): take down the damned urban freeways and restore the street grid. The difficulty is entirely political, since most people believe the lie that freeways are universally faster. They are not, except in very rural areas. Anecdotal support: Late one weekday afternoon I was taking photos of the Golden Gate Bridge. I left around 4:00PM and it took me barely 20 minutes to drive all the way through downtown to jump on the 101 freeway in order to go to Mountain View. It took the same amount of time just to move from the bottom of the ramp up to the travel lanes, and another 90 minutes to get to Mountain View. I had a nearly-identical experience driving from Queens to the New Jersey Turnpike, with the addition of a steep toll to cross the Verrazano-Narrows Parking Lot (some people call it a bridge). Urban freeways suck!
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  559. Trying to comprehend Fetterman's debate babble almost gave ME a stroke!
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  560.  @glenchapman3899  There are two sides to every coin. :)
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  561. You shouldn't get any credit for recovering jobs that your own party's policies wiped out.
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  562. If "the kids are not reading these books," as that one guy said, then what's the problem with age-restricting or even removing the books?
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  563. It's cool. Everyone in Texas says that San Antonio is the Hartford of Texas.
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  564.  @Phoenix-kn8uk  Not for long. It's NYC. Catch and release.
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  565. I learned about it in middle school and high school in the 70s. In the SOUTH. Nobody was hiding squat.
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  566.  @williammkydde  I've got it! Lighthouse keeper.
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  567. Having the occasional meal at the top of the Tower of the Americas in NO way prevented me from strolling around the Riverwalk and enjoying the urban landscape of downtown San Antonio.
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  568. Not in this case. That "woman" DID have spare parts included.
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  569.  @GregoryBamber  He also missed a vehicle actively steering AROUND the downed pole. I bet he was messing with his phone instead of watching the road. No insurance claim for him!
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  570.  @queent3343  You make a great deal of sense. Now think about what you said. How do the border states handle 1.7 million illegal entrants with NO notice? Why should my property taxes increase by 94% in ONE year (they did) because our school district is strained by thousands of kids who don't speak English and shouldn't even BE here in the first place?
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  571. I suggest you start with the 2,500 to 4,000 pregnancy crisis centers and pregnancy help centers that serve about 2 million women per year. Are we done here? Great!
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  572. Okay, Garmin.
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  573. I knew I could deduct (or depreciate) office decor expenses, but I didn't realize that I could decorate my office with actual WHORES. That'll liven the place up, for sure! Thanks for the tax tip, Hunter.
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  574.  @bl3627  575 violent Leftist riots including nearly 30 murders, over two billion dollars in property damage, and dozens of government buildings set afire BEFORE the election versus ONE mostly peaceful mass trespassing incident AFTER the election wherein the only directly-related fatality was a lady veteran who was shot by a cop. How brainwashed do you need to be to think the latter was worse than the former? Asking for a friend.
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  575.  Jake Shattuck  How DARE you!
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  576. You absolutely nailed the "House Hunters" vibe, but that House #3 is literally the ONLY home of the three where the cops would actually defend the homeowners' interests, even in California. Money speaks louder than words.
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  577. I know this one! What are synonyms for "insufferable narcissist?"
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  578. Surprise Blaire White appearance in the audio. When is the inevitable collaboration? 🤣
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  579. Press or say 1 if you've been shot. Press or say 2 if you've been stabbed. Press or say 3 if you're on fire. Please stay on the line if you'd like to participate in a brief survey.
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  580. Wonderful series, sir! In this case, we needed to know how the sausages were made.
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  581.  @UlexiteTVStoneLexite  Turboprops like King Airs use Jet-A.
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  582. You're wrong. The correct contraction is 'splode.
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  583.  @truth_hearts_1940  You can click on the timestamp, no hunting necessary. Welcome to YouTube, newcomer. How has your first day been?
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  584. FX team: "How many squibs do you need for this scene?" Director: "Every. Single. One."
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  585. " im going to guess you dont understand that "america" is a general geographic location that includes mexico. Anti-"american" indeed." -- How CUTE you are, not understanding the difference between "America" the NATION and "North America" the CONTINENT! You might want to repeat 3rd grade geography in order to avoid posting comments that make no sense. Repeating 3rd grade English might also benefit you, since you failed to capitalize the proper nouns "Mexico" and "America."
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  586.  @stupidanon5941  The short version is: "Eggs have an expiration date." The slightly less charitable version of that is "Men age like wine, women age like milk." In my own case, I have a reasonably fulfilling life and say that "a man needs a woman like a fish needs a snorkel."
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  587. We cannot be more pleased that you are so clearly enjoying the 249th season of the 'Murica! show. You should see it from the front row some time. 😁😁😁
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  588. Stay classy, Mister Resident.
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  589.  @ThePandaCam555  Well played! 🤣🤣🤣
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  590.  @Zundfolge  That is not remotely true. You have a severe misunderstanding of the Colorado River Compact of 1922. It ONLY applies to the Colorado River basin. Not only that, but California's allocation is ONLY 58.7% of ONLY the LOWER Colorado River basin's water. There is no provision in the compact regarding limits on rainwater capture. Today, southern California steals most of their water from northern California via the California Aqueduct (aka the State Water Project).
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  591.  @zac3392  It sounds like when you expect to take a bite out of a sweet pickle only to discover that you were handed a jalapeno.
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  592. "The Force Awakens" should have been titled "A New A New Hope."
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  593.  @MolotDET  Strawman AND goalpost-shifting? Look who's trying to completely fill in his "debate failure" bingo card in a single post. 🤣
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  594.  @bill1589  No. They invented cooking and clothing. The wheel came along MUCH later.
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  595. I feel sorry for anyone who received a degree or certification from this "university." They'll never be hired again nor even taken seriously as a person.
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  596.  @WorldAccordingToBriggs  How about "Almost retired, financially secure, and bitterly divorced?" Might be a niche market...
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  597. Arlington is quite literally the most touted example of coordinated TOD in the entire country. It's been a featured "best practice" at every transit and urban planning conference I've attended over the last 20 years. You might say that people are familiar with it.
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  598. Truinashhapreshah!
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  599.  cindybin2001  Then stay away. Problem solved.
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  600. They also knocked down a few buildings in Wallace (real and facade) using hydraulic rams for the quake scene.
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  601.  @ManuelMedellin.  Nobody in this thread is displaying "simp" behavior. They're just admiring her and making crude double entendres.
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  602. They were famed for their skis. Back in the 70s, I never fell off of a finer pair of skis than Hexcel's.
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  603.  @brianquilty687  If you go by the old 1% rule of thumb it'd be $215,000. YMMV.
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  604. "Doctor Jill Biden's husband" was pretty funny, too.
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  605. Why do you classify the "Soul City" founders working with the Nixon Administration as an "unlikely" alliance? Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency. Under his Administration, the UMTA (predecessor agency of the FTA) funded groovy and funky public transportation demonstration projects such as Detroit's DPM and the Morgantown PRT.
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  606. The statute for COLLECTING taxes is 10 years. That's COMPLETELY different. Taxes must be assessed before they can be collected. The statute for ASSESSING additional tax is 3 years from the due date or filing date (whichever is later). That is doubled to 6 years if the IRS can prove a 25% or greater understatement of income. So, a 2014 Form 1040 was due on April 15, 2015. Normally, the IRS would have had until April 15, 2021 to ASSESS the additional 2014 tax, assuming they proved the 25% understatement (it sure sounds like they did!). It also sounds like they got delayed by crack-boy's lawyers and missed the assessment date, but I'm guessing since we don't have ALL the facts of the case yet.
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  607. "the nation immigrants forced slaves to build after killing 75 milllion natives. so glorious" -- By "natives" do you mean the immigrants from Siberia who came here in one of the earliest waves, or their relatives who followed in later waves, displacing (killing) or assimilating their kinfolk? Do you have even the slightest clue of what the human diaspora is or how we spread out from Africa commencing about 70,000 years ago? By "slaves" do you mean the Irish stonemasons who worked for a mere pittance as they helped raise cities along the eastern seaboard, the Chinese laborers who helped connect those cities to the west coast, or the lower-class English who farmed rocks in the northeast? Human expansion and other affairs are extremely nuanced and history is quite complicated. You should probably learn some before you open your yap and parrot extreme nonsense.
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  608. I'll take "Nations that no longer exist" for $400, Alex. Come on, Daily Double! Daddy needs a new pair of hypershoes.
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  609. I Googled that for you. It's 1 out of every 8 drivers in the USA, or 12.6%
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  610.  @optimaltrader1994  The cat is fake but your "Make $5,000 in 30 Seconds" videos aren't? 🤣🤣🤣
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  611. You don't HAVE to sign one, just like your employer doesn't HAVE to hire you if you don't. Welcome to freedom, Comrade.
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  612.  @sendthis9480  We know the truth, my friend. All he HAD to do was ease off the throttle.
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  613.  @Capitalismrules  Doubled the Standard Deduction for ALL individual taxpayers, lowered federal income tax rates across the board, and the SALT limit affected relatively few taxpayers. Keep trying.
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  614. How can you tell when Jill Biden's husband is lying? 1) He whispers, or 2) He shouts angrily, or 3) He speaks at a normal volume.
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  615.  @Simon-tc1mc  The routes he covered aren't for commuting or speed. They're leisure-oriented trains. In that context, they make perfect sense.
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  616. That's totally Stacey Q (one-hit wonder) playing on the radio. The truck driver, however, scored at least 8 or 9 hits.
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  617. @ I think the more likely problem is the deer pooping all over their house.
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  618.  @paulbrungardt9823  Go where people do NOT "vote Blue no matter who" and vote like they do or else YOU might just be the problem.
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  619. Wasn't he unmarried at that time?
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  620. Pro tip: it's NEVER "closer than it looks." Cammers who say that are just being drama queens.
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  621.  @craigstephenson7676  More than 60 American cities with rail transit systems would like a word with you.
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  622. They dramatically increase the initial cost of homes and the costs of re-roofing them. They can also make it harder to go solar. You'd have to be insane to buy such a house!
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  623. 🤣🤣🤣
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  624. You're in an episode of "Family Guy."
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  625. Wake up and smell the slippery slope, dude. Y'all were having rolling blackouts when I visited SoCal in 2001.
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  626.  The Turd Reich of Mar-A-Lago  Again, your replies are complete non sequiturs. If you're a typical sample of what your team can field, the conservatives have absolutely nothing to worry about. Seek a qualified mental health professional.
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  627. I thought they were caterpillars.
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  628. How DARE you!
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  629.  @donniebrown2896  Yankee detected! That should read: "And the USS Alabama thanks y'all."
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  630.  @Helo_rides_for_commies  You are WRONG, sir. Christmas DRIVES the plot. The heist was timed to coincide with the Christmas party. McClane was in Los Angeles because he was spending Christmas with his family.
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  631. They can stay at more expensive places if they so choose but will only be reimbursed the applicable per diem. I did that all the time as a federal employee and cheerfully paid the difference out of pocket because the within-limit places were often sleazy crap-holes.
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  632. 1) I feel like I've seen this before... oh, right, it's basically a video version of the 1995 Newsweek article "How to Fix the Suburbs." 2) A better example of mall redevelopment is The Crossings in Mountain View CA because it used recycled materials from the mall structure, has been completed for two decades, has an integrated CalTrain station, and will eventually also be served by the CAHSR. 3) I think you underestimate the sheer mass of people who despise their HOA.
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  633. "Hoot softly," in this case.
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  634.  @cannedlaughter2535  Joey doesn't share food!
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  635. Titanium-ception!
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  636. "Don't let the door hit ya' where the good Lord split ya'!"
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  637.  @richarderickson8840 At least railroads actually EXIST. Functional autonomous vehicles are still vaporware. 🤣
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  638. Where did they say it would spoil?
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  639. It isn't the railroad tracks that hammer property values down, it's the type and frequency of rail traffic. Lots of freight trains at all hours = discount neighborhoods. Frequent passenger rail service = premium neighborhoods.
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  640.  @PassifloraCerulea  When you put it like that, it sounds like you know exactly what is happening.
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  641. "...not rich, lives in the district that she is representing" -- Really? I thought she was from Yorktown Heights in relatively wealthy Westchester County. Not exactly "Alex from the block," is she? But, sure, you go right ahead and fool yourself into thinking that she has the best interests of the lower- and middle-income working folks of The Bronx at heart, or even has a clue what their daily lives entail.
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  642. "Without being near water???" Have you ever SEEN a map? Gulf of Mexico, Galveston Bay, bayous and lakes EVERYWHERE... but, sure, there's no water near Houston!
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  643. Back in my day these abominations did not even exist. The 1960s were a simpler, more innocent age when canid predators used rockets, ball bearings, magnets, and anvils to attempt to trap their avian prey with even odds of sustaining life-threatening injuries to themselves. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
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  644.  @jamiehayes4820  What does Future Farmers of America have to do with aviation? Asking for a friend.
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  645.  @ZayOrLando  If you did all of that then you can fill out the forms and follow the proper procedure. What's stopping you?
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  646. I am quite pleased that you came here to experience our nation's rich naval heritage in person, and while seriously rocking the Bond villain look!
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  647. "If you get a salary then it's not a nonprofit by definition." -- That is NOT true! What defines a non-profit is that any surplus of revenues over expenses cannot be distributed to investors or employees. There is NO rule forbidding paid employees.
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  648. "Newsflash: More voted for Hillary." -- So what? Are you under the impression that there's a nationwide popular vote for the executive branch? Newsflash: There isn't and never has been. More STATES voted for Trump so, by your logic, more than half the states couldn't stand the other candidates.
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  649. "They're either completly brain damaged or just awfull, horrible egomaniacs." -- Why would you assume they can't be both?
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  650. Not really. It's political theater. The e-mail from Cohen's attorneys is likely to sink the case.
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  651. It depends how you define "pedestrian space." If you limit your definition to parks and plazas, sure. However, there are many U.S. cities that have equipped certain streets with ultra-wide sidewalks in order to provide generous space for outdoor dining and leisurely strolling. I count those as pedestrian spaces, as well as downtown pedestrian malls/promenades (Denver, Santa Monica) and semi-enclosed downtown malls (Sacramento, San Diego). The downtowns of most American cities predate the car-crazy 20th century and are quite pedestrian-oriented. It's the developers of postwar suburbs and exurban "major activity centers" who forgot that every journey begins and ends on foot.
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  652.  @sebastianbardon391  Humans are THE penultimate apex predator on Planet Earth. There is no plant nor animal that we cannot turn into food, even the poisonous/venomous ones. That's why we're among the (if not the) most successful species (other than decay bacteria, which always win in the end). Taking prey with a rifle is no different than using knives, bows, spears, clubs, or rocks. It's simply more efficient, quicker, and cleaner. It's also quite natural. We (anatomically modern humans) have been using technology for nearly a quarter of a million years. It's just as natural as beavers building environmentally destructive dams to protect the lodges they also build. That being duly noted, would you rather be torn to shreds by a pack of wolves while still gasping for breath or taken out cleanly in about a second? Neither, of course, but I trust you got the point.
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  653.  @MisterJasro  Bowhunting is a thing that exists. Arrows are reusable and food shortages don't automatically imply ammo shortages. Ammo is good for decades. Food isn't. ~The More You Know~
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  654.  @Nickname10344 Nobody has EVER described radiation as a chemical effect. Probably because those are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT things. Your analogy is a total failure.
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  655. 05:28 - Perfect timing with the ominous radio sounder. CRASH! Da-da-da-daa.
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  656. If that's what she believes, I'd LOVE to hear her explain how she came to exist!
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  657.  @jamalgibson8139  That isn't exactly what happened in Boston. I'm fairly certain that the Big Dig was a self-contained example of egregious runaway cost overruns. It was managed by the Mass Turnpike Authority. There was supposed to be a rail link included in one of the expressway tunnels but that was killed because of the increased cost of ventilation systems due to MBTA's use of diesel locomotives. The north-south link between the two main train stations was killed due to taxpayer exhaustion, near as I can figure. A number of those originally planned rail rights of way are still available for transit expansion, once the good people of "Taxachusetts" have caught their breath and recovered from the 190% budget overrun of the Big Dig. To be fair, the city is FAR better off with the hideous Green Monster gone. There's a linear park where it used to be, and the surrounding area is eminently walkable again. The Silver Line, at least, got its new tunnel. The new bridge is much more appealing than the nasty piece of crap it replaced. Over the VERY long term, it will probably turn out to have been a somewhat reasonable investment. Like the Asia song says, only time will tell.
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  658. It's not hard at all to get in and out of the tunnel network. I've entered from parking garages, the Hyatt, the mall, and elsewhere.
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  659. Downside to owning a truck: having to constantly pick Tesla fragments out of your grille guard.
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  660. Everyone seems to have missed the funniest thing Geraldo has ever said: "I'm not going to defend drinking Corona." 🤣🤣🤣
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  661. Cue Malthesar from "GalaxyQuest" saying "those poor chairs."
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  662. @Samantha Stark What "power" does she have? She's a COMMENTATOR.
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  663.  @clutchgorilla0941  You had to completely and willfully disregard every single thing I said in two posts in order to make yourself look that stupid. Obviously, I play WoW. I've been playing it since 2009. Then and now, if someone hacks your account, steals your gold, and/or deletes your toons, you can ALWAYS get it back! It's an MMORPG, characters are persistent, and Blizzard backs up their data regularly. I've seen accounts get hacked, I've seen entire guilds get hacked, and all it took to restore them was a phone call to Blizz Customer Service. YOU sound like you've never played an MMO before. Try it some time, they're fun! Unless you're the idiot in the video, naturally, in which case you clearly don't have the knack.
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  664.  The Memo  "They" who? Who pays for the stations? How will they be transported to the construction sites? How will the big yellow machines that dig trenches and holes be powered? How will the construction crews get there? You ideologues have NO clue what it takes to CREATE useful things. 🤣🤣🤣
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  665.  @some_guy117  They did. That's why Darkman said "as far as I'm concerned."
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  666. Well played, sir! Well played.
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  667. I haven't had a Spring Break since 1986. We slept on a Corpus Christi beach next to a bunch of noisy Bandidos and then sofa-surfed around a number of friends' hotel rooms and houses. It was nightmarish. I'm super-pleased that that kind of crap is 37 years in the past!
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  668.  @Countrymusic111  Correction: Only one step.
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  669. You're on to something, for real. Cold weather in FEBRUARY? Who's EVER heard of such a thing??? It's not as if it happens EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR. Oh, wait...
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  670.  @andrewfranklin4429  Why would you believe any of those claims in the face of his abysmal track record? Did you not see the construction videos from the itty-bitty tunnel construction? MASSIVE holes were dug to get the boring machine into position. approach ramps would need to be emplaced in several locations for vehicle insertion and retrieval. escalators, stairs, and elevators will be needed to get people to the stations. Maintenance facilities will need to be built on the surface.
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  671. There's only a single flaw in your reasoning. There's obviously NO such thing as "too stupid to serve in Congress."
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  672. "The US used to have a "Strategic reserve" of Helium stored who the f*CK know where...." -- almost EVERYONE knows where, dude! It's not a secret. It's in Amarillo, Texas. There's even a weird looking Helium monument there.
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  673. One person was shot in the neck by the CP. One cop was killed by blunt trauma (fire extinguisher to the head). But weren't 3 people victims of "unrelated medical issues?" You might want to fact-check before posting is all I'm saying. Perhaps we should ALL hold our emotions in check until the investigation is completed. Do we not do that any more?
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  674.  @madjukesmeg  Well, she was quite the hottie in "Jurassic Park."
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  675. I was right this minute old when I first heard that this company even exists. Good for them -- but I'm still going to view crypto as if it's dangerously radioactive and invest in companies that actually make tangible goods or provide tangible services.
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  676.  @Lawrence_Talbot  Pop Tarts? You must be one of those wealthy coastal elites!
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  677. He'd probably backed into a tree or something earlier and was trying to scam someone else's insurer into paying for it.
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  678. Over the years these marketers have spent yammering about empty sewer pipes, an actual, functioning MagLev could have been built between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. The entire 4-mile Las Vegas Monorail line was built in just over two years. Sure, it had some problems but it EXISTS.
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  679. What are they doing about those 11,000 or so pipeline jobs they vaporized with a stroke of a pen? Asking for a pipeline welder friend.
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  680. 01:08 - "Wreckless driver" - That's excellent! Good for him. I bet his insurance rates are very reasonable. 03:07 - Dude, how did you NOT roll over? Great save! Why was it necessary? 04:51 - Great save, little white car, and it's super-obvious why it was necessary. 06:15 - The deal is off. I am NOT buying your old car!
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  681.  @elaineteut1249  Could have had an engine fire. We'll have to wait and see.
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  682. I'm one of those weirdos who actually likes Detroit - probably because I don't live there. It has a lot of unrealized potential. It also has the Pegasus Taverna (in Greektown), where I've enjoyed their Moussaka every time I've visited the city since 2004. About the transit situation: Like most American cities, Detroit once boasted an extensive streetcar network that was paved over in the mad postwar rush to build suburban tract homes, cars, and highways. Detroit's DPM (Downtown People Mover) was envisioned as part of a larger hub-and-spoke rail transit system in the 1980s. Those familiar with the local politics will not be surprised to learn that the proposed rail lines radiating out from downtown were killed but, somehow, the downtown circulator (the DPM) intended to connect them all and move commuters to and from their ultimate downtown destinations was built anyway. I'm not insinuating that pockets were lined and palms were greased, but I'm not NOT insinuating that pockets were lined and palms were greased. The original 1980s rail plan has come back to life, at least in part. Detriot's Q-Line streetcar was built along Woodward Avenue (with transfer stops at the Amtrak station and the DPM) and was working well enough until the city caught a severe case of 'rona panic and shut it down for a year. It will supposedly reopen this year. There are proposals to extend it and build additional lines but, so far, nothing else has moved forward. I think they should build the next line along Michigan Avenue to Dearborn, but that might make too much sense.
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  683. She's also in "Titanic" as an Irish mom.
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  684.  @reissallan  You should legally change your name to Trayne Horne.
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  685. "Racism" certainly explains why so many Black guys are in such amazing physical shape, dominating so many sports, and pulling in multi-year multimillion-dollar contracts. Makes perfect sense to me!
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  686. Give "the squad" a little credit for a job well done. They're doing an AMAZING job of providing evidence that the 19th Amendment was a terrible mistake! 🤣
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  687.  @McAllister41  Exactly. For those disorders, doctors recommend rigid dietary control and exercise.
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  688. As we learned in 2016, the Left does not handle losing power well. They shriek like hysterical toddlers, they riot, they burn down businesses, they hurl baseless accusations at everyone in sight, and they project their own flaws and insecurities like old-school playground bullies. The most shocking thing about this is that ANY sane adult still willingly identifies themselves as aligned with the modern Left.
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  689. Add to your list: NEVER follow them under the 11'8"+8" can-opener bridge in Durham NC.
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  690.  @bonsa1guy  The TCJA tax rate reductions and increased Standard Deduction applied to literally ALL individual filers. Lower-income taxpayers experienced notable tax savings, especially with regard to the generously increased Child Tax Credit. The so-called "rich" largely ended up paying a bit more due to the loss of many itemized deductions such as the $10,000 SALT limit, Employee Business Expenses, Section 212 deductions for investment and other expenses, and high income phase-outs for the CTC and other tax breaks. Instead of parroting Left-wing MSM talking points, you'd better serve yourself by looking into these things with a critical eye. Perhaps the most telling fact is that the current Democrat-majority Congress has NOT rolled back the TCJA, which will continue to be in effect through 12/31/2025. So far, they have also neither extended nor liberalized the renewable energy tax credit, which will completely phase out at the end of this year, which supports the contention that they aren't even a little bit serious about the environment and are merely noisily posturing to win votes from climate alarmists. Such an extension/liberalization would be a no-brainer, which is PERFECT for our political elites!
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  691. It probably didn't. They usually cross on foot and then the coyotes stuff them into vehicles on the US side.
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  692.  Jayne Eyre  "Debt of Honor" wherein a grief-stricken Japanese pilot crashed a large (empty) passenger jet into the U.S. Capitol.
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  693. At some point, we just have to accept that deer are doing this sort of crazy stuff on purpose. 🤣
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  694.  @GyvonJante  You ding-dong, the fans were enraged because WE ALREADY SAW THAT MOVIE back in 1977. It's the EXACT SAME MOVIE!!!
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  695. You missed #1: "I clearly don't understand what being 'cut off' is and describe every signaled lane change as such while leaning on my horn like a prissy little drama queen."
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  696. Wait until it's HER turn to get old and be forced to drive everywhere whether she wants to or not. Although, the way she works her blood pressure up over trivial nonsense, she may not make it to retirement age.
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  697. Absolutely incorrect. Where in the video did he say this was a NEW idea? Every neighborhood (in many different states) I've lived in during the past 60 years has had them.
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  698. Be a terrible driver.
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  699.  @samueladams1812  Armalite. The company name is ArmaLite, Inc.
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  700.  @promethiac2641  Absolutely. When it's in a fireplace!
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  701.  @simperous4308  Great. What IS your point, precisely?
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  702. LOL. That was HILARIOUS! 🤣🤣🤣 You definitely win the internet for today.
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  703. What are you if you intentionally ignore the fact that bridges get knocked off their piers ALL the time? Port Isabel Causeway was knocked into the Intracoastal Waterway just a few days after 9/11/01 by a barge tow and you probably never heard a word about it. We lose a few road bridges here in Flash Flood Alley every damn year. Heck, a flash flood knocked the heavy steel footbridge into the wet weather creek at my tiny Hill Country ranch a few months ago.
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  704. Dewds with bewbs.
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  705.  @FrostFall0261  You're good. Your punctuation failures balanced it out nicely. 🤣
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  706.  @Earthneedsado-over177  You're a dreamer. I like it.
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  707. Quite a few American 'burbs DO have pedestrian paths short-cutting through the chaos, especially those close to schools.
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  708.  @brek2569  THAT is the "common sense?" I think that NOT holding your damned phone to your ear while driving is the actual common sense!
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  709. @ Also, if you sell a business that you've created and built up, a non-compete covenant WILL be part of the sales contract, else you could "un-retire" and steal your clients back with no repercussions.
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  710.  @lincmerc1581  That's excellent! Getting one's skivvies wadded up is super-uncomfortable.
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  711. Tips were ALWAYS taxable income. "Except as otherwise provided in this subtitle, gross income means all income from whatever source derived" -- 26 United States Code Section 61.
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  712. Fun fact: Fewer than 0.4% of Americans are functionally deaf.
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  713. I'm sure the Kiwis are just happy that you mentioned them. They get no respect from Big Globe and Big Map, after all.
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  714.  @mvpfocus  Then let them go around.
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  715.  @ballybunion9  Strobe light?
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  716.  @MrFlatage  The USN has that record because the USA has the largest and most active navy. It's just math!
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  717. There's an interesting use of air rights over a transportation corridor up there. A hotel (it used to be a Sheraton - maybe it still is) that's built on a platform that bridges an Interstate Highway (the 80, iirc) and a rail corridor. The convention centers in Kansas City MO and Seattle WA are also built above freeways, as is a public park in Phoenix AZ. These sorts of projects do not have to be as huge or expensive as Hudson Yards or the Big Dig to be of great value to a city. In fact, lots of smaller scattered-site projects are probably far more valuable than One Big Project, especially if they're integrated with TODs (Transit-Oriented Developments).
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  718. @ If you're referring to the Bradbury novel, I think you mean Celsius 232.78
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  719.  @repoman28d  You forgot about vegans.
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  720.  @kyleeconrad  Tell us you don't know what "misogyny" means without telling us you don't know what "misogyny" means. 🤣🤣🤣
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  721. Let's call them "submarines of modest proportion."
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  722. The Monitor and what, now? That ship was sent into the mud. That's the CSS Virginia to you, ya damn Yankee!
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  723. "Unskilled blogger" is redundant.
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  724.  @facthunt2facthunt245  WHAT policies? She has been on EVERY side of EVERY issue!
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  725.  @K.B.Williams  You are under no obligation to keep the perpetually butt-hurt from feeling offended (not that that's even possible). THEIR mental problems in no way become YOUR burden. Merry Christmas!
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  726. I'm sure the feeling is mutual!
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  727.  @MrYac-ie8ie  I haven't read the tale since kindergarten and I don't think I've ever seen any film version, either. Perhaps YOU missed the point of my joke being... a JOKE. Except for the part about the mouthy D-list actress being unattractive. I live in a Texas neighborhood that's chock-full o' gorgeous Latinas and that chick is mid at best.
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  728. "Why does the USA try to be the only white nation without free health care?" -- Why does every other nation feel entitled to criticize our health care system while, at the same time, taking full parasitic advantage of all the advancements in pharmaceutical and medical technology that our imperfect system makes possible? Pay a fair price for the breakthroughs that OUR citizens subsidize or shut up, you damned freeloaders.
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  729. I think he meant to honk excessively for neither purpose nor result.
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  730.  @pazuzu7119  Real estate.
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  731.  @tonys32948376  Nice try, China. Not! You aren't fooling anyone with that nonsensical word salad.
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  732. Since I can't eat that stuff, watching Stossel go to town on Cocoa Puffs, Mountain Dew, and Twinkies is vicariously fulfilling in a way that I would never be able to adequately describe. I finally understand the appeal of ASMR videos.
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  733. Chunk of Anger is more ginger than warren is Native American. It appears that the President may owe her designated charity about 1/1024th of a million bucks, or $976.57... Pay up, Mr. Trump!
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  734.  @Groza_Dallocort  Desalination plants on non-nuclear vessels use an EPIC amount of fuel.
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  735. Not to be THAT guy, but did you say "shaped by a series of fascinating geographic processes?" Shouldn't that be GEOLOGICAL processes? The words aren't synonymous! 🤣🤣🤣
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  736. Check out the lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas. Lots of towns like Pharr are stuffed with retirees. Many of them live in RV parks seasonally (October through March) and return north to avoid the 3-digit summer temperatures.
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  737. I scrolled down to post a similar comment but then I realized that SHE HAS A DASH CAM! 🤣🤣🤣
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  738. It didn't explode by accident, you untalented hacks. It was intentionally blown up because it was damaged during the launch and becoming uncontrollable. This often happens when testing rockets, which you'd know if you possessed any basic reading ability. It's termed a success because the entire point of the launch was to identify problems with their systems, which they undeniably successfully did.
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  739.  @koreyb  I'm going to have to challenge you on that absurd assertion. Every time he says ANYTHING, you just know he's lying!
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  740.  @TheJhtlag  And yet, you did.
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  741. #29 and #30: Driver used [Smokescreen]. It was super-effective!
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  742.  @polardiscoball  Out of office for more than 15 months yet still living rent-free in your head. Seek competent professional help.
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  743.  @TreeFreak  Her son-in-law was murdered by a man who willingly chose to get on the road while drunk but her daughter's second marriage was what you focused on instead of the fact that we aren't sentencing drunk drivers to life in prison when they kill innocent people? Nice.
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  744. "Your plastic pal who's fun to be with."
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  745. At least now we know who the ghosts he keeps trying to shake hands with are!
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  746.  @Apjooz  At that depth, cast iron would react like an empty beer can being run over by a steamroller.
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  747.  @NotJustBikes  Joe's post was factually incomplete. It wasn't really a "boulevard," it was formerly U.S. Highway 81. When US-81 was upgraded to a limited access highway (prior to its redesignation to I-35), it didn't go THROUGH the East Austin neighborhood -- and it never had. It was simply the road that bordered East Austin and downtown. As in many cases around the USA, when the freeway was widened and interchanges added or reconfigured, this ultimately resulted in fewer paths through the freeway alignment into downtown. I've never before heard that anyone was "forced" from the western side of US-81 into East Austin. Considering that the neighborhoods immediately west of US-81 in the 40s/50s were heavily commercial and top-heavy with state offices, car dealerships, and crummy motels I have some doubts about Joe's interpretation of events. As Robert Moses repeatedly demonstrated, it's not about race. It's about WEALTH. Those with wealth push highways elsewhere, which explains every senseless zig-zag on the Northern State Parkway.
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  748. Remember when this show was funny? I do, but only because I was alive in 1975.
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  749. "All these people saying white privilege doesn't exist never looked at the statistics and the data saying otherwise I HAVE" -- Really? REALLY? If you have credible evidence then PRESENT IT, otherwise you're just another raving racist lunatic who refuses to take responsibility for your own decisions.
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  750. "Republicans are not concerned about voter fraud..." -- I'm a moderate who eschews ideological extremism of any type, but even I have to point out that you are overlooking more than a century of American history, here. Do you not remember high school? We learned about political machines like Tammany Hall in New York and the ancient traditions of graveyard voting in Chicago, vanpool voting in Miami, and the like. Do you not remember which party was guilty of those things? Hint: it doesn't start with an R. Not that anybody's hands are as pure as Ivory soap: Republicans gerrymander district boundaries -- Democrats rig elections.
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  751. Totalitarian dictatorship's Ministry of Propaganda explains democracy to the perennially gullible. 10/10 for irony. Mind your own business, mind-slaves.
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  752. Do you really think America existed 1400 years ago? Read a book other than the Big Book of Child Rape and Torture Porn!
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  753. Okay.. A reporter with an overdeveloped sense of entitlement tries to turn a photo-op into a Q&A session (breaching WH protocol) instead of saving it for the press briefing, gets called on it, pushes even harder in a spectacular display of rudeness to the point where she's escorted from the room, becomes epically butt-hurt, and whines about it on nationwide TV. SO WHAT? Being credentialed as a White House correspondent is a PRIVILEGE, not a right! She's been in the game for ages and damn well knows better.
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  754. "feeling no one has ever been convinced to pivot on their beliefs based on any argument ever posted on comments" -- generic name-calling because Carlos has invalidated my entire existence.
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  755. +Rumford Chimpenstein Wrong. These are taped while the live show's audience is still there.
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  756. Twist the narrative however you like, that remains the most unprofessional outburst in the history of journalism. I'd say you've thrown your credibility right down the toilet, but that's been happening for years. I wish I was still a subscriber so I could unsubscribe but you lost me years ago with your constant lack of supporting evidence for your fringe-influenced assertions. The backlash has barely begun. Enjoy your return to obscurity!
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  757. ">doesn't go there and actually drive over them" -- Drive over them on that little SIDEWALK? Really? NOBODY can drive on them. Also, they can't work. They'll be in the shade most of the time. Rooftop solar works. This stuff was and remains a SCAM.
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  758. I tend to agree with Conservatives regarding economic issues BUT I also firmly believe that it is not a bad idea to spew less of ANYTHING into the air we all breathe.
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  759. Her airbags were fully deployed and I can't unsee it.
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  760. You forgot to include the zeppelin from "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade."
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  761. @ Maglevs do not "float" on an air cushion. They "float" on a magnetic field, thus MAGnetic LEVitation.
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  762.  @sebastianbardon391  A "mass extinction" occurs when the rate of extinction increases with respect to the rate of speciation. The number of major mass extinctions in the last 440 million years are estimated from as few as five to more than twenty. These differences stem from disagreement as to what constitutes an extinction event as "major", and the data chosen to measure past diversity. Therefore, there is NO "universal agreement" that we are currently experiencing one. I looked up your assertion regarding beaver dams and they benefit ONE SINGLE species of fish -- brown trout. Also noted is that dam REMOVAL benefits a broad variety of fish species. You need to learn to keep reading past only the parts you like. Yes, rats are also a successful species -- because of humans. You think that we AREN'T descended from groups of people who survived population bottlenecks and yet assert that I don't know how evolution works? Thanks for the extended bout of laughter this morning! Your act is almost ready for open-mic night. Whose education system was destroyed, again? You need to learn to read with comprehension. "Silent Spring" wasn't about CO2 emissions, it was about air and water pollution. Emissions thereof HAVE decreased dramatically since the book was published in 1962. Automobiles have become smaller, more fuel-efficient, and cleaner over the decades since, to the point that EVs are now a viable option, including transit buses. That only became possible due to five decades of efforts to reduce pollution, which is a far more difficult task than CO2 reduction, which can be ameliorated by the simple act of just planting trees, which I have done hundreds of times (I volunteered with a huge reforestation project in the 1970s). Greta has done nothing but skip school to shill about issues of which she lacks education for the benefit of political interests that do not have her best interests at heart. You didn't mention anything that you've done to help the environment. I get it, you've done literally nothing to help. You're just a troll picking fights in comment sections, parroting talking points without any understanding of the complexities of global systems. Have a lovely day and thanks for all the laughs!
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  763. I only clicked to learn something about Brooke Rollins. You didn't even mention her name in passing. Reported for clickbait.
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  764.  @mrbill2600  Environmental "advocacy" groups seem to shoot themselves in the feet all the time. It's almost as if they only exist to perpetuate their own existence...
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  765. Alternatively, just institute some adult supervision.
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  766.  @spindriftdrinker  Yeah, that was a joke. We don't usually open carry. Instead, we keep them in our desks, nightstands, kitchen utensil drawers, and under the passenger seats in our pickup trucks. "DEFENSIVELY, Susan!"
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  767.  @brandon8517-t2w  "Nobody?" Really??? Nobody is precisely who will take your ridiculous assertion seriously. Every major grocer and retailer required masks, installed flimsy sneeze guards, and festooned their floors with "social distancing" stickers. Tens of thousands of small, family-owned businesses were driven into bankruptcy by continuously shifting goalposts. People cowered in their homes for weeks. Traffic was nonexistent. Pollution and CO2 levels dropped so dramatically that you can SEE it on long-term graphs. Government services were nonexistent, even by phone. Non-'rona medical care was virtually impossible to obtain. Our economy still hasn't recovered from the insane overreaction to a disease with a mortality rate that's less than 0.2% (if it's even that high, since officials admitted that deaths WITH 'rona were counted as deaths FROM 'rona). Credible, peer-reviewed studies have since clearly demonstrated that all of that madness was ineffectual, so let's do it again so our elected parasites can pretend they're "doing something" while violating every edict they impose! When the NIH story broke this week, were YOU surprised? I hope not. The information has been out there for more than a year.
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  768.  @QobelD  Three reasons: Heat, humidity, and rain. For best results, visit in November through February.
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  769. "Men and women" -- seriously? There were NO women killed (nor even serving) aboard the ships at that time. The six women who were awarded various commendations were nurses at the hospital. Those who died during the cleanup and salvage operation were all men. I'm not saying that the contributions of the nurses weren't critical, or that they didn't witness some horrible shit, but let's not pretend that the horrible shit happened TO anyone but the men.
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  770.  @skyserf  Raised by Jawas. Not a joke!
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  771. #9: I don't believe either of you.
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  772.  @jimtaylor294  I can't believe you overlooked the HMS Carat, HMS Underscore, and, of course, the legendary HMS Asterisk!
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  773. For God's sake, Jerry! Put your hand on the BOTTOM of the steering wheel and move it in the direction you want the trailer to go. Once you get that sorted out, drive directly to the closest divorce attorney and get THAT sorted out.
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  774. I've seen it twice. Did the cowboy dinner once. Makes for a fun date night. The first time I went, I almost soiled my drawers when the lightning hit the tree!
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  775.  @WorldAccordingToBriggs  I travel all the time, use public transit when available, haven't worn a mask since 2020 (only to enter stores that required one), and attend large conferences annually. I've never had the 'rona. Maybe it's Portland? 🤣
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  776.  @culcune  You have a point, but if the fear of crumpling up their car like a random flier you'd discover under your wipers at Costco and possible self-termination isn't stopping them from being dangerously stupid, I doubt that leaning on the horn will give them much pause for thought. Just get out of their way -- they're in a hurry to get to the scene of the crash!
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  777.  @retroguy9494  Especially since William Boeing died 14 years earlier.
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  778. I keep my privilege in a Mason jar so it stays fresh.
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  779. Tumbleweeds can become shockingly heavy, as they pick up debris in the course of their travels. A big one smacked into the side of my car in the Texas panhandle a few years ago and the vehicle shook as if we'd gotten sideswiped by another car. It even caused the lane-keeping system to attempt a correction. Good times...
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  780. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  781. Here's a thought: Don't make a movie that already exists.
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  782.  @austinbethel2137  Great, send some rando on the internet some of YOUR money. I have my own bills to pay-- like insurance (for which I budget). My assumption was entirely reasonable -- if he had full coverage, his medical costs would be covered, he'd get a replacement car, and he wouldn't need to resort to e-begging.
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  783. 03:05 -- Move along, nothing to see here.
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  784. Given all the grammatical insults in his caption, I have to assume that the ridiculous script tattoo contains multiple spelling errors. Also (just saying), if there's ONE thing we learned from the "Call Me Maybe" video, it's that straight guys do NOT have script tattoos! 🤣
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  785.  @JoseElyChannel  Well played, sir! Well played.
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  786.  @Noplayster13  What difference does THAT make? You do NOT speak of your family's matters to outsiders!
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  787.  @MonkDarkfyre  There are exercises for mobility-impaired people. Can you swim? Can you do sit-ups? Can you do isometric exercises? Find a PT on the staff who can help you develop a plan that works for you.
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  788. Loved? It was more than a feeling, right? I'll show myself out.
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  789.  @janeentumbao8690  1.3 MILLION illegal migrants in barely two years is hardly a "trickle." If you were surprised by mere hundreds, just imagine how the residents of the lower Rio Grande valley must have felt! Your state voted for this. Mine did not.
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  790.  @nielsdejong  I still have my Word 6.0 installation floppies. Does that help?
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  791. It's mostly in the Hill Country. Not as much elsewhere.
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  792. I think it's more realistic to point fingers at the supermajority rather than the party who holds it or any individual within it. Position on the political spectrum doesn't matter. You will always need people who question and challenge the majority's rhetoric. Once you've encumbered your state with a partisan supermajority, you've opened the door to generations of cronyism and its resultant corruption.
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  793. I'd vote for ADD: Accountability Deficit Disorder. It's endemic.
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  794. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  795.  @metroidmayhem8463  Thank you, but I'm merely the apostle, not the messiah. ;)
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  796. There's already a connection via the Amtrak, LIRR, and NJT routes that serve Penn Station, which is NOT a terminal. Also, PATH has two rail undercrossings connecting New Jersey to Manhattan. If you aren't from the NYC metro area, you might not know there are multiple rail agencies that serve the region (few of which are interoperable). The East Side Access Project is only adding a second destination to ONE of them -- When it's finished, the LIRR will be able to take you to either Grand Central Terminal or Penn Station. You can also take the subway between Penn and Grand Central (with a transfer at Times Square, iirc).
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  797. Great post -- I mean great compost.
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  798. I think the more accurate question is "What did Biden forget and when did he forget it?"
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  799. It's closer to 103 plus humidity. Arizona is 110 minus humidity.
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  800. This video aged like a fine wine. Toilet wine.
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  801. "Nationality" is NOT the same as "race." Stop trying to conflate them and grow up.
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  802. The title is wrong. It should be "Hyper-privileged Non-productive Burden on our Health Care System Engages in Incessant Narcissistic Whining for no Discernible Purpose." Glad I could fix that for you!
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  803. 1) Make a movie for 3% of humanity. 2) Act shocked and outraged that 97% of humanity is completely uninterested in seeing the movie. 3) Profit??? 4) No.
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  804. Which video did you think you just watched? Asking for a friend.
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  805.  @Sam.From.Wonderland  That was ONE person. It seems a bit extreme to break 335 ratified treaties (on top of the other 15 ratified treaties that our government broke in the 18th & 19th centuries) in response to ONE whiny protester. Is a deal a deal, or isn't it?
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  806. Technically, you can be taxed on California-source income wherever you live. If you own income-producing property in the state or occasionally work there, for example. Most states have similar rules but CA is super-aggressive about it. Their tax forms make the federal ones look as simple as a child's first reader.
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  807. Why are you making us guess? Just TELL us!
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  808. Question: What do the annual cost figures include? Particularly with regard to housing? The traditional retirement scenario assumes you will have paid off your mortgage by the time you start collecting Social Security. While this isn't as ubiquitous as it used to be, some industrious folks manage to become mortgage-free years before retirement. How do those cost numbers scale down for these people?
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  809. Objection! OSHA only has authority in the USA. Isla Nublar is Costa Rican territory. OSHA has no relevance there.
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  810. The Gender Studies factories aren't hiring? Who could have predicted THAT?
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  811. " She also said that the Moon base could be dangerous because you could lob rocks from it at Earth" -- Well, the moon IS a harsh mistress, after all.
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  812. That's basically going to be the largest and most expensive cities but I, too, am interested in seeing how his list compares to mine. NYC, Boston, DC, Philly, Baltimore, Atlanta, Miami, Buffalo, Chicago, St. Louis, Portland OR, Seattle, San Francisco, Sacramento, central Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, SLC, Dallas, New Orleans, MSP, and Phoenix are all solid semifinalists. Charlotte, Norfolk, Jacksonville, Kansas City, OKC, Detroit, Houston, and Albuquerque deserve mentions, at least. This list is subject to change as new starts and extensions come online over the next several decades. To be fair, my list is based on cities with rail transit systems, most of which have very walkable CBDs.
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  813. That stock footage of Baltimore's Inner Harbor is SERIOUSLY dated. The retail at the Light Street and Pratt Street pavilions (and the nearby downtown mall) has been utterly decimated due to the ineffective and corrupt local government allowing crime and "homelessness" (panhandling bums and junkies) to spiral completely out of control. What was once a tourist Mecca has largely become a ghost town. Congratulations, citizens of Baltimore. Your votes have, in less than 20 years, turned what was once one of America's greatest revitalization success stories into one of its worst abject failures. I, as well as many others, used to go there all the time to enjoy the atmosphere and spend some hard-earned money. I, as well as many others, am unlikely to ever do so again. By all means, keep voting for those despicable con artists and don't even THINK about trying something different!
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  814. She WAS, however, dumb enough to brag about her personal affairs to someone who used the information against her interests. That was her CHOICE.
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  815.  @Cahoo.U  To be fair, the Amish are pretty insular. I doubt they're impacted by most common infections.
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  816.  @markharrison6498  Every family in America came from somewhere else. (Yes, EVERY family - even "Native" Americans are descended from Siberian immigrants). We tend to be interested in each other's histories so we'll often casually reference our origins even though, after so much genetic mixing, it's fairly irrelevant. Hybrid vigor FTW!
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  817.  @mrwoman4843  "White Supremacy" is just that one Spencer guy. All the other white people voted for Obama twice. BLM and Antifa, on the other hand, gave us over 570 "violent protests" (riots) during 2020, according to the Princeton study, whereas the far right held ONE mass trespassing incident in January 2021. The KKK had basically vanished before 2014 -- until the Neo-Marxists needed a boogeyman to support their deeply flawed fictional narrative. Their demand for racism still far exceeds the supply.
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  818. THIS is the problem with electing judges. They cannot possibly be truly impartial. When I first moved to Texas from a state with judicial appointment, I thought that electing judges was a terrible idea that can only end in tears. For 44 years I've repeatedly been proven correct, but I am NOT happy about that.
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  819.  @MarkRVillano  Beaniehawk!
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  820. "Brave Sir Robin ran away, Bravely ran away, away. When danger reared its ugly head, he bravely turned his tail and fled. Yes, brave Sir Robin turned about And gallantly, he chickened out. Bravely taking to his feet, He beat a very brave retreat, Bravest of the brave, Sir Robin." - M. Python
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  821. If only #8 was as quick to hit the brakes as he is to hit the "Record" button...
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  822.  @Gregorio621  Yes. Yes, I did. And I'd do it again! 😁
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  823. Alcohol. Copious amounts of alcohol.
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  824.  @danieldaniels7571  I hope I'm right, too! Given how they fell for Musk's idiotic sewer pipe, though, I reserve a bit of doubt. I'm old enough to remember 90s Vegas, when hopping between half a dozen different hotel peoplemovers was the only way to move up and down The Strip without enriching cabs or wearing out your shoes.
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  825. Weird, since EVERY car trip begins and ends with walking.
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  826. I can't wait to see this movie... in the cutout bin at Wal-Mart.
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  827. "Sun Expected to Go Supernova and Destroy Entire Solar System: POC, Women, and LGBT Community Will Be Most Negatively Impacted" 🤣🤣🤣
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  828. He has a spaceport here. He has a Tesla gigafactory here. He's moving TwitX here. He has a couple of homes here. How much more "here" do you need? 🤣
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  829.  @bonsa1guy  Where did I assert that it did, man of straw?
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  830.  @saulgoode1218  Thank you, kind sir! I cannot help but notice that when I've presented counter-arguments to Paul, instead of replying with any facts that might support his assertion, he deletes his own prior post. It now looks like I've been debating NOBODY -- which, sadly, is probably true in every sense. NPCs gonna NPC. /shrug
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  831. Can confirm: Texas has no INDIVIDUAL income tax. The property tax on a $2M condo is gonna compel her to bob for dollars, though.
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  832. A developer is someone who wants to build a house in the woods. An environmentalist is someone who already built a house in the woods.
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  833. As is ALL visible light, but I suspect you already know this. LOL.
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  834.  chrissperling9148  I explicitly stated "not in shipping terms." Reading is fundamental.
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  835.  chrissperling9148  Rivers don't count in shipping? The United States has about 12,000 miles of navigable inland waterways using 240 lock sites. The case has been made that America's wealth and power was derived, in large part, from the ability to transport vast amounts of raw materials and finished goods via this important asset. Do you own anything made using wood, iron, stone, or other extracted natural resources? Do you eat grains? The odds are high that those raw materials were transported by barge at some point. Does ANYONE in Current Year understand where the things that impact their daily lives come from? Hint: it isn't "the store."
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  836.  @LoriPeace  They said they reported him and provided the video.
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  837. "I have read two articles in the MSM today that used double negatives." -- Don't you mean that you didn't not read them?
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  838. It's been working pretty well in the United States. We've had an intermodal land bridge for decades.
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  839.  @williamruiz9186  Which tax cuts were those? Be specific.
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  840.  @GreggWalken-xd3qv  Pretty sure it's "baddacathcare" but who the hell knows what the guy tries and fails to say?
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  841.  @MephistoDerPudel  Most people work during the day. With other people. I'm not saying that excuses the poor design.
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  842. Thank GOD!
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  843.  @wolverine423  I couldn't be sure if he was brake checking or just slowing for traffic. Regardless, the car following is responsible for maintaining a safe distance. Maybe EVERYONE is the a-hole!
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  844. And yet, oddly, Texas already has more of this and is planning even more.
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  845.  @charliedaniels1  My solar panels worked even under several layers of ice and snow. Not at full output but they did produce a few KwH during the day. I never lost power during that freakish blizzard. FYI, renewable energy is NOT a partisan issue! If it were, Texas wouldn't be the largest producer of wind power in the nation and larger than all but 4 entire countries. Spoiler: It is.
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  846.  @charliedaniels1  Climate change wasn't always a partisan issue. It became one when Al Gore used it as a scare tactic and made a bunch of catastrophic predictions that failed to come true. Weren't Miami and New York supposed to be inundated a decade ago? In Current Year, AOC and a bunch of other lunatics are using it as a Trojan horse to force social engineering down the throats of an unwilling electorate. If they were serious -- really SERIOUS -- about the climate issue then they'd be working to liberalize existing renewable energy tax credits to apply to more than merely primary residences (second homes, residential rental property, and commercial realty) and they'd be out planting trees instead of fighting to subsidize vaporware promoted by their cronies (Solyndra, Solar Freaking Roads, and other blatant scams that have cost taxpayers billions). As to your question, there aren't any massive solar farms in Texas. There are a bunch of modest ones scattered around. Wind is king here, and for good reason. It would take hundreds or even thousands of solar roofs like mine to generate the same power as a single turbine (depending on the rated capacity of the turbine). Modern turbines are far more durable than the older ones covering the Tehachapi Mountains and other California locations, although the downstream waste issue applies to all renewables. Now, if we make oil ridiculously expensive like the UN wants, where do we get the energy needed to mine the necessary minerals and manufacture all these solar panels, turbines, and batteries, not to mention the critical petrochemically-derived components? This is a textbook example of the incredible short-sightedness of environmental advocates who lack even the slightest clue of how technology works and what it would take to achieve their vision. "A developer is someone who wants to build a house in the woods, an environmentalist is someone who already owns a house in the woods." - Dennis Miller.
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  847.  @williamshanks8959  That's plantist.
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  848. "Unscheduled disassembly" -- Sir, your immortality has been assured!
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  849. @Sue S Not only did you just blurt out a total non sequitur, but it contained neither ONE complete sentence nor a single coherent thought.
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  850. Imagine the tantrums when she's alone and childless at 50 with a trailer full of cats.
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  851. It's fine. Nobody assumed you were elementist.
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  852. She didn't show the numbers, but she certainly showed something jiggling around. Wait, was she talking? I blanked out.
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  853. "Truckers only video" - I'm not a trucker. Can I watch it anyway?
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  854. That last part is inarguably true. No one has ever died from falling, or skydiving would have a near-100% mortality rate. They died from the blunt force trauma of the impact.
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  855. How very fortunate that Briggs has you to tell him what his channel's mission is!
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  856. She actually writes many of those. FYI.
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  857.  @user-wq9mw2xz3j  That's not public information in most states. In my state, if you aren't a cop, you have to go to the DMV in person, fill out a form, and pay a fee before waiting a week for the info.
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  858.  @lynnerussell4263  Never say "never." Rumor has it that there's a well-funded candidate who intends to do those kinds of things.
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  859.  @madrabbit9007  Either is possible. Also of note is the fact that a LOT of footage from "Tora Tora Tora" has been incorporated into (or stolen by, if you will) other movies, so there's another potential source of confusion. I watch the 1970 film every December, often with the commentary on, so the only thing that we can conclude with confidence is that I have no social life. Have a fantastic day!
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  860. They absolutely do. They just don't give a flip about OURS.
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  861. It's more than a wee bit ironic that most of these suburban developments are named after the features that they destroyed. "Cardinal Forest" sounds pleasant enough until you move there and discover that there are no cardinals and there is no forest because the developer chopped it all down to build your ugly cookie-cutter McHouse plus 999 others with less charm than a 1930 gas station.
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  862. Part 91 rules don't really apply to the military.
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  863.  @InXone  It's insane because it's not precisely correct. "Net metering" rules apply in most states. You aren't limited in how much you can produce but oversizing your array won't do much for you. Power companies don't have to mail you a check for your excess production but they DO have to let your meter "run backwards" (although not below zero). Here's how it works in Illinois: "Illinois net metering law requires investor-owned utilities (ComEd, Ameren, MidAmerican) to offer one-to-one net metering for renewable energy generation that is sized to offset the household’s energy usage." That does NOT mean they get to "keep" it because at night they have to give it back. Bear in mind that net metering rules as they are today were a tremendous step forward for consumers. If you don't like that you can always go entirely off-grid and pay two to three times as much as for a utility-interactive solar installation.
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  864. They'll easily surpass their ridership estimates because they intentionally lowball them. It's no secret that most transit agencies do this.
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  865.  @richarddefortune1329  You commented on a completely unrelated video. Weird. As long as you brought it up, however, what is your source for the specific weapon used? All of the articles I've read simply said "rifle" or "assault rifle." Not one of them specified "Armalite Rifle."
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  866. Never go up against a rabbit without your Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch.
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  867. The LAST thing scammers want is for their scams to be exposed in a court of law.
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  868. That's probably how her handlers had to explain it to her. 🤣
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  869. Why is housing so expensive? No mystery there. It's the state capital. It has one of the coolest Capitol designs in America. It's a tourist mecca. It's a center of art and culture. It's full of beautiful historic buildings and has strong codes to protect the public realm. It's surrounded by natural treasures, recreational areas, and incredible scenery. Lots of people who enjoy high desert environments really want to live there. It only took me one visit to get why. I've been there quite a few times and look forward to my next visit.
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  870.  @frankiefeeves  You're right! It's a trap. That's exactly what they'd be expected to do!🤣
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  871. There are only three situations when it's okay for men to cry: 1) The birth of your child(ren), 2) A funeral, and 3) Whenever JJ Abrams is hired to direct a film in a formerly beloved franchise.
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  872. Alternatively, instead of just giving up and surrendering yourself to the vicious caprice of the fates, you MIGHT try switching on your hazard lights and SLOWING DOWN. Am I the only one left who believes that you NEVER yield control of your vehicle until the last piece stops moving?
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  873. Right... I'm sure HPD got right on top of that after they closed all the murder and assault cases.
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  874.  @jeffreymcrae3853  Thank you. I'm paraphrasing Monty Python. The true classics never fade away.
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  875.  @TreeFreak  Shooting photos or videos of trains, mainly. Pro tip: Instead of typing 5 letters to create a weak-ass profanity, the 4-letter word "What" would have sufficed.
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  876. Weirdly, NM does offer regional rail service between Belen (south of Albuquerque) and Santa Fe. RailRunner has a pretty fun logo, too. Beep-beep! Also (and also weirdly), Albuquerque has (since the mid-aughts) one of the more advanced BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) lines in the United States. I doubt that car-free living is practical for most people, but at least there are SOME options in the state's urbanized center.
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  877.  @marcosjuarez7809  What slander? He had his chance in court to prove he wasn't a lying scammer and was found GUILTY on FOUR felony counts. 1) You clearly don't know what "slander" means and 2) that joke was hilarious.
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  878.  @dianeandrick5039  Nearly twice that cost in central Texas for a complex roof on a 1979 one-story "executive rental" house of similar square footage. Thankfully my nearby 1982 two-story residence of similar size has merely two "boring regular roofs" which cost only $7K to replace both AND add gutters with rainwater capture in 2019 -- and the solar installation took less than a day a few months later. Try THAT with a McMansion!
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  879. Is there anything about Abrams that ISN'T big? Asking for a friend.
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  880. My European ancestors were practically hunted for food.
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  881. A fresh Drinker video is ALWAYS a flawless victory!
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  882. Who knew?
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  883. "The pioneer 6 disc cartridge players were even worse, they scratched the crap out of your cds and got stuck in the mechanism." -- I have a PD-M70 and that NEVER happened to me. It still works, although I transferred all my CDs to my server many years ago. The remotes are the weak spot -- they get dirty, suffer abuse, and fail (like most remotes).
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  884.  @laurie7689  A number of studies have shown that busier through streets help DETER crime because there are more eyes scanning the environment. More property crimes tend to occur in cul-de-sacs, on dead-end streets, and (counterintuitively) in gated communities (where you are FAR more likely to be burgled or vandalized by your neighbor's bored kids than by a random stranger -- and police patrols are virtually nonexistent). You can still have traffic calming measures in place on busy streets. It's not as if these are mutually exclusive design choices.
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  885. "These aren't assless chaps, they're sustainable low-fabric-usage pantaloons."
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  886.  @Jesmith112  Yet there's only ONE driver who is in every single clip. Hmmm.
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  887.  @joe_runs  International airports never really close.
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  888. It's a start.
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  889. The 2021 Form 1040 tax filing season is STILL ongoing until the extended deadline on Monday. You cannot say you "never got it" yet! 2021 tax refunds have been lagging by about 4 months. If you "went under" because of not getting it, you might be withholding too much from your retirement pay. Consult a tax pro.
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  890.  @LuccianoIliaster1116  Absolutely, but that particular novel was set in the (future) United States.
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  891.  @gailkelly6154  OJ is obviously the real killer. Therefore, I used quotation marks to reference OJ's famous remark that he would never stop searching for the "real killer." It's a humor thing.
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  892. "On August 5, 1963, representatives of the United States, Soviet Union and Great Britain signed the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, which prohibited the testing of nuclear weapons in outer space, underwater or in the atmosphere." -- What are they teaching in schools these days that you people don't know this?
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  893. Las Colinas is northWEST of downtown Dallas. The Las Colinas APT is NOT a monorail. It doesn't even LOOK like a monorail. It's narrower than its guideway. It has paired sets of rubber tires that rest on TWO concrete pathways on either side of an I-beam that keeps the vehicles centered (but it doesn't support them). The closest thing DFW ever had to a monorail was the old suspended peoplemover at Love Field that connected the terminal to parking.
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  894. I'll never mock the TSA again. Belize, what are you even DOING?
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  895. Or, for that matter, how L.A.'s own Metrolink runs along the median of the 10 east of downtown.
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  896. It was scary. I'm pretty sure that only 7 out of 50 states allow commercial triples and ZERO states allow quads.
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  897.  @CerberusTenshi  Ground had him taxi on an inactive runway. The signage and markings are DIFFERENT. This will probably be determined to be a contributory factor to the incursion incident.
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  898.  @robertridley9311  Work on your grammar skills. Your post parsed as meaningless.
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  899. Typical "Sovereign Citizen" nonsense and a typical ending. How is this news?
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  900.  @abel633  458 miles of border wall segments were constructed in 4 states in spite of Democrats' efforts to impede the project before Resident Biden halted construction of it by Executive Order (or "fascist dictatorship" as he called it when his predecessor issued EOs). Where is the "false promise" to which you refer?
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  901. Nice vid! A series of scenic train journey videos might be in order, Mr. Briggs. Not just the classic named trains now operated by Amtrak, but some of the smaller scenic lines like the Durango & Silverton.
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  902.  @veganconservative1109  Better scratch Texas off your list, too. No waiting unless it's a special order.
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  903. I am super (even super-duper) pro on renewables - BUT (here's my big but): How in the HECK are we supposed to manufacture wind turbines and solar panels without the petrochemicals to create the synthetics used therein? How in the HECK are we supposed to mine metallic ores and refine them? How are we supposed to transport the panels and turbines to often-remote job sites and then install them? How are we supposed to clear land and string power lines? The big yellow machines that build our infrastructure are not powered with politicians' hot air and the indignant screeching of the "misgendered." These yahoos have NO concept of the resources and labor that it takes to actually CREATE things!
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  904. Earth is actually a dodecahedron, you poor misinformed fool! #WakeUpSheeple!
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  905. The worst thing about Ruby Rhod was that the character inspired/foreshadowed livestreaming. I'd rather face the evil death planet while armed only with a wooden spoon.
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  906. "Get more work done?" Seriously? Who does that fool think keeps the electricity, fuel, food, and water flowing? I guaran-damn-tee you that he isn't the one keeping his own car running!
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  907.  @martinsgakke  You need a LOT of energy for electrolysis and you can't get more energy out of the resultant hydrogen than you put into the process. It's merely a very complex battery that can explode spectacularly. Perfect for warships!
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  908. Read "The Mask of the Sun" by Fred Saberhagen for an interesting take on that alternate timeline. It's a fun read with some entertainingly disturbing implications.
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  909. She gets more "clients" without one.
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  910.  @Jens_Roadster  I assure you that your English is far better than our Dutch.
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  911. "I'm sorry, I can't hear you. Don't fire the gun while you're talking!"
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  912. "A rate they've never seen before" would include ZERO. Just pointing that out.
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  913. What do you think you mean by "Tokyo style" and why on Earth would you want it built on the surface? Does the heavy rail subway D line extension that they're building right NOW beneath Wilshire fail to meet your exacting standards? The first new segment is supposed to open next year, so it might be a little late to change their plan.
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  914. "A Backpack Full of Hammers" would be an AWESOME name for a band!
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  915. Here is my proposed Trams Bill of Rights: 1) The right to clatter enthusiastically along the tracks, 2) The right to embark and disembark passengers at signed stops, 3) The right to charge a reasonable fare, 4) The right to priority at traffic signals, 5) The right to discharge unruly passengers with no refunds, 6) The right to forbid eating, drinking, smoking, vaping, and loud music on the tram, 7) The right to offer bicycle stowage, 8) The right to name a streetcar line "Desire" (but only in New Orleans), 9) The right to effectuate intermodal transfers with buses, ferries, subways, and airports, and - most importantly - 10) The right to clang, clang, clang the bell.
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  916. I'm getting some Howard Wolowitz vibes from his creation.
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  917. When you phrase it like THAT, it sounds as if you clearly understand the situation! 🤣
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  918. Calm down, Oz. This is merely the opening move in renegotiations.
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  919.  @biocapsule7311  None of that makes sense nor is anything you asserted actually why public housing failed in the USA. It failed because city governments tore down poor but functional neighborhoods and erected massive superblocks of brutalist mid-rise and high-rise projects in the middle of the "employment deserts" that they created and then stacked poor people in them like firewood. They couldn't have been designed for complete failure any "better." Since then, we've implemented scattered-site affordable housing near employers and/or transit that connects to employers, which has been far more successful.
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  920. I think of him as more of a mauve than a rouge.
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  921. They never said "aliens." They said "UFOs." Those two words are NOT synonyms.
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  922.  @annegibson6072  The man is ALWAYS held responsible, whether he was lied to or not. A woman can leverage the power of the state to deprive him of the fruits of his labors to support a child he had no intention of fathering, yet he has NO say if she wants to kill his offspring but he wants to raise the child. Law 101. Welcome to accountability. Sorry if you can't handle the concept.
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  923.  @davidcooley275  So, they're banning hybrid-electric vehicles? There's another example of the governmental brilliance that's causing people to leave CA in droves! Just remember that y'all are fleeing the disasters YOU voted for when you arrive in my state and vote for exactly the opposite thereafter. Idiots.
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  924. A "Knight Rider" joke is NEVER out of date.
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  925. That was in Canada.
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  926. They famously repaired the causeway in record time. They're still working on it but it's passable.
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  927.  @julesknight1511  The doctor in the ad might well be sketchy, but the basics of dietary health are NOT a "theory." If you take in more calories than you burn, you'll gain weight. If you burn more calories than you take in, you'll lose weight (or convert fat to muscle mass). Everything else is nonsense.
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  928. "Wow, 22K dislikes vs 5K likes. I thought Hillary won the popular vote! OOPS" -- Wait a minute, do you mean the nationwide popular vote for the Presidency that HAS NEVER EXISTED? Learn how to Article II, already. The STATES select the President. Everyone but you knew that going in.
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  929. +PalapikusWoodwork  Yes, it was hit by falling buildings.
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  930. "I doubt Ryanair orders custom 737s" -- ALL commercial jetliners are "custom" builds.
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  931. "What I still wondering about is how much cargo trains are used in the USA" -- heavily!  We have numerous intermodal freight facilities as well. We also have strict safety regulations governing joint-use trackage that make it very expensive to develop new passenger rolling stock.
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  932. So refute his points with science. What's that? You can't? Imagine my surprise!
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  933. Magic isn't real, you primitive nut-bag.
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  934.  @michaelnash2138  I "know what that is" -- Dave Foley was great as Beano.
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  935. "What the @^&*%$! was THAT?" -- That, sir, was you NOT hitting another vehicle but choosing to overreact anyway. Glad I could be of help.
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  936. @ Now you're just trolling. 🤣
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  937.  @HoundDog11111  Welcome to the YouTube rabbit hole. Enjoy your descent into madness and be sure to tip your server!
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  938. I'm SURE that both of those "adult entertainers" are working diligently in pursuit of their advanced degrees in nursing.
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  939.  @bobriggins8862  There appears to be no cash (currency) involved. The paper trail IS THE CANCELED CHECK! Good grief.
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  940. Interesting. Cars, trucks, and standard freight and passenger trains do NOT kill desert tortoises?
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  941. The Seattle Monorail Project didn't merely "flame out." Seattle's citizens voted in favor of it FOUR TIMES over the years. City politicians hated the whole idea and did nothing to fulfill the desire of their citizens, ultimately killing the project. The SMP/ETC board and officers also did little to help their case by changing their plans several times, failing to keep the public engaged throughout the process, and mismanaging just about everything that could possibly be mismanaged. In the final analysis, the death blow, as usual, was administered by elected officials with their "screw you ignorant plebs" institutional attitude.
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  942.  @subjectsofthebible  And doing it every day!
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  943. NOT TRUE. WDW has 77,000 employees. There are at least SIX companies that beat them in Florida. Publix has about 197,000 employees. Darden Restaurants has more than 178,000. You should be aware that you can look up this crap before making yourself look like a fool.
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  944. I find it inexplicably satisfying that America's Hat boasts an island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island in a lake.
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  945. Plot twist: Rescued drone, forgot phone was still in pocket.
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  946.  @michaelhill8441  You can't even correctly spell the name that's in the TITLE? I'm certain that I'll be impressed by your hot takes... 🤣
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  947.  @brucehouck7607  I think he must have meant the presence of bank guards, or maybe building elevators' keycard access limiting entry to the upper floors. You can simply walk right into most lobbies and head down to the tunnels via stairs or escalators.
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  948. Well done, sir! TLDR: Nobody should listen to hysterical toddlers because they have NO knowledge about how the real world functions. Again, well done, sir!
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  949.  @lordbread2083  But how much were they costing the local jurisdictions? Roads, airport expansions, etc. I-4 has been soaking up BILLIONS in expansion projects since the 60s. Disney doesn't pay for that - the entire state (roughly 10%) and nation (roughly 90%) do.
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  950. DOS 6.2
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  951.  @gregbors8364  If you're going to bring up an event from a quarter-century ago as if it has a damned thing to do with last night's verbal diarrhea then you're also going to have to admit into evidence the Democrats' rebellion to keep their slaves, their establishment of the KKK, their passing of countless Jim Crow laws, and LBJ's statement that he'd have those N-words voting Democrat for 200 years.
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  952.  @sadwingsraging3044  Thank you for the recommendation.
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  953. There is no debate. "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie because Christmas DRIVES THE PLOT. The robbers timed their heist to coincide with the company's Christmas party because the building would be mostly unoccupied, and John McClane was only in Los Angeles because he was visiting his kids for Christmas.
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  954.  @reddot4419  You are completely correct, buddy, which is what made my super-obvious joke a SUPER-OBVIOUS joke.
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  955. That "Depends" joke is older than the Grand Canyon, but your delivery was absolutely TOP TIER. 🤣
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  956. Even the IRS only takes what you owe them. Huh.
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  957. You left out Doctor Detroit.
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  958. Not in Detroit, they don't.
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  959.  @JohnDoeTheTroll  You're clearly trolling for SovCits. Happy fishing! Check your state's Motor Vehicle Code or whatever they call it there.
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  960. You missed the major factor in the ultimate failure of Fordlandia: the expansion of synthetic rubber production in the United States during World War Two rendered the entire effort pointless. The Axis may have controlled the majority of the world's natural rubber supply, but the USA had gobs of petroleum to spare.
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  961.  C B  And delicious!
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  962.  @seafodder6129  It beats 5 chickens and a goat, though.
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  963. It's not the cats, it's the NUMBER of cats.
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  964.  @austinbethel2137  True. 81 million people voted for this economic disaster. I did not, because I was paying attention. Actions have consequences. How much did you send to the e-begger, Empathetic One?
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  965.  @fabrb26  Tell us you don't know how glass works without telling us you don't know how glass works.
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  966. This thing looks like just another Kickstarter scam. Did we all not see the unacceptable lateral movement as the projectile tore through the Saran Wrap? Did we not all see the projectile tumbling after that? How is this possibly a more viable concept than an electromagnetic launcher, high-altitude launch from a conventional aircraft, or even the silly roller coaster launcher from "When Worlds Collide?" Can they eventually refine this? Maybe, but SHOULD they? I doubt it. I wish them luck but it seems that, like so many other "innovative" transportation technology concepts, this one is going to end in tears and the gnashing of teeth, thrown unceremoniously into the dustbin of history alongside DuoRail, AirTrain, HoverTrain, PRT2000, cantilevered monobeam, and dozens of others you've never heard of because they proved nonviable.
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  967. Dude!
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  968.  @mrsqueakthecat.1  That would be GREAT television!
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  969. Be calmly agitated. That's not hard. In fact, it's super-easy, barely an inconvenience!
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  970. I paid union dues for six years. I needed their help ONCE. Do you know what my six years of dues-paying got me? A long-winded string of senseless excuses as to why they wouldn't do squat. F*ck you AND the pocket-picking union you rode in on.
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  971. I knew Disney had turned evil when they demolished "Horizons" at EPCOT. They've been dead to me since.
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  972. She's working hard to prove the equation: Brains X Beauty = a constant.
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  973. "Can you hold for a moment while I transfer the call to my other phone? It's going to sound like I'm hanging up on you but I'm really not. [Click]"
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  974. 4. "Apply ointment to burned area."
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  975. "this country owes me" -- So, it's all about giving you free stuff that you haven't lifted a finger to earn? Thanks for clearing that up for everyone!
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  976.  @YoutubeVideoViewerDEL  When you get 60 years of existence under your belt you'll realize that it happens all the time. Nothing is new.
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  977. He's just retiring from pro wrestling/simulated combat. He's probably still going to be appearing on half a dozen Fox segments every week, touring with other Gutfeld regulars, doing his own book tours, and all the other side hustles that he's been doing for quite some time -- in other words, anything to get out of the house!
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  978. The horror... the horror...
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  979. There's that inclusivity and tolerance you like to brag about, right? 🤣🤣🤣
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  980.  @janeentumbao8690  He sent the ones who agreed to go to "sanctuary cities" who said they welcome such migrants. And then the truth came out, as it usually does. The "sanctuaries" couldn't get rid of them fast enough. 🤣🤣🤣
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  981. It's called UV blood irradiation. Been around since the 1950s. Similar to dialysis. Blood is drawn, irradiated, then returned to the body. It doesn't have to be a lot of blood. Something like 7 - 13 percent is enough to make a difference. That technique IS, in fact "some other way." He was probably told about this at some point but didn't phrase it well because he isn't a doctor, which is why he ASKED THE DOCTORS. You should probably keep your dunce cap handy.
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  982.  @sputnik94115  Fun fact: the Hyatt's lobby was the shooting location for the Glass Tower's lobby in "The Towering Inferno." The hotel and/or its lobby also appeared in "High Anxiety," "Telefon," and "Time After Time."
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  983. Who's a good boy? You are!
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  984. That was in Jasper, over 20 years ago. Two of the three murderers were duly executed by the Great State of Texas and the third is rotting away in prison for the rest of his useless life. To quote comedian Ron White: "If you come to Texas and kill somebody, we WILL kill you back!"
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  985. Ewwwwwwwwwwww!
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  986. Caption translations: #1: Nothing happened. #2: Nothing happened. #3: Nothing happened, but with narration. #4: Nothing happened, but with truly awful music. #5: Nothing happened, but with censored cursing. #6: Nothing happened. #7: Nothing happened, but with a blast of the horn. #8: Nothing happened, but with a bit of narrative overreaction. #9.1: Nothing happened, "2 and almost 3 times." #9.2: Nothing happened. #10: Nothing happened. #11: Nothing happened. #12.1: Nothing happened. #12.2: At long last, we have an impact! #12.3: Nothing happened. #13: Possibly the dumbest driver in the history of Pennsylvania happened. #14: Multiple idiots happened. #15: The usual dual turn lane sideswipe happened. #16: Nothing happened, but quite dramatically. #17: Massive stupidity happened. #18: Nothing happened. #19: Nothing happened - at first. Then something happened. #20: Nothing happened, but in Canada.
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  987. The victorious veteran immigrant of legality is posing with an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, NOT a "machine gun."
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  988. @ Yep! I'm debt-free and it really frees up my time and money to pursue hobbies & interests other than working until I drop dead at my desk. Not having an unstable woman (but I repeat myself) vampiring my blood and treasure also helps a great deal. 😂
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  989.  @princedeucidius  The cops DID release the above-noted description before 6:00AM this morning. USA Today left that little detail out. The only obvious racist here is YOU because "he who smelt it, dealt it."
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  990.  @CBlargh  Legitimate answer: Things can explode underwater. Gunpowder creates its own oxygen therefore guns can be fired underwater (not the best idea but it's possible) and in vacuum. Oil is flammable and can be ignited by welding torches. There were pockets within the Arizona and other damaged ships where flammable gases accumulated. Spark=BOOM.
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  991. I once saw a homeless guy (so they said on the local news the next morning) get killed trying to cross a busy freeway at night. His corpse cartwheeled along the shoulder a few cars ahead of mine. That sort of thing sticks with you for a while. I can't even imagine how brutal it would be to be the driver that hit him and carry that guilt around for the rest of one's life.
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  992.  @johnruble5796  Why not both?
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  993. @Donald Trumpushki <-- wumao?
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  994. Best 20 cents I ever spent!
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  995. Translations, please?
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  996. Two thoughts: 1) The railyard absolutely CAN accommodate new development! Simply deck over parts of it and build a compact mixed-use neighborhood atop the deck. 2) Those park-and-ride garages can be beneficial to their neighborhoods. Design street level retail and office spaces. The parking structure then becomes both a barrier to freeway noise AND a profitable transitional element between the freeway and the mixed-use development at the station, in addition to becoming a mixed-use structure itself. You're welcome.
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  997. This is going to be an annual ritual now, isn't it?
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  998. They DO. The NYPD Transit Bureau patrols the subway's 25 lines, 472 stations, and nearly 250 miles of passenger rail line. That's a lot of turf to cover and there are only so many transit cops to go around.
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  999. Why not? They aren't rare. Here in the USA, the St. Lawrence seaway crosses roads. There's a lake that bridges a road at Disney World. There are dozens of highway tunnels beneath rivers. There are multiple examples of runways and taxiways that bridge roads, too. What's the problem with any of that?
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  1000. For a more thorough understanding of Fog of War and exaggerated kill claims, read "Queen of the Flattops" while knowing what we know today. It was written contemporaneously by a reporter who was embedded on the Lex.
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  1001. #3: She didn't signal, but you were speeding like an idiot -- immediately before you blew straight through an intersection in the right turn only lane. YOU are the dangerous driver that your parents warned you about!
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  1002. They're lying. Nobody knows how the Three Seashells work.
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  1003. This person cannot be allowed to speak with customers. End of story.
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  1004. It's more of a Guido/"Jersey Shore" accent. Also known as birth control.
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  1005.  @freesk8  Think that one through. If you're a subcontractor working on a house, how likely is it that you'd call the cops on the person who signed your check after kicking him to the curb, even if you possessed all the emotional maturity of a toddler pitching a fit in the cereal aisle?
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  1006. the Earth's mantle.
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  1007. It seems that Canadians do NOT automatically say "sorry" to each other. My dreams are now officially crushed.
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  1008. I didn't see that the old guy in the van did anything unlawful, but I did see the cammer run a red light. These people...
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  1009. "It IS continuing mission???"
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  1010. I got a Kameltoe ad. I let it run purely for the ironic joy of putting Lefty coin in a Right-wing pocket.
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  1011. Your title is an outright lie. She spoke with both alleged rape victims and allegedly falsely accused victims. Did you note my use of "alleged" and "allegedly?" Do you know what those words mean? You don't sound as if you do. INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. NO exceptions! NO compromises!
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  1012.  @MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia  Don't forget the Coneys!
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  1013. Here's your solution: STOP demonizing men with nonsense like "patriarchy theory" and "toxic masculinity." Knock off the stupid "white privilege" propaganda. ABANDON the idiotic, flawed Duluth Model. STOP allowing insane feminists and wanna-be Marxist LARPers to shut down men's crisis centers.
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  1014. They aren't. Their employee unions are.
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  1015. You've completely missed the point of the Kelvin timeline. Its entire purpose was to make us all realize that Star Trek V was not nearly as horrible as we thought.
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  1016. "Reversed course?" Do words mean NOTHING?
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  1017.  @wisdommasterreviews4712  <- Found the guy who slept through Civics class.
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  1018. "Hundreds of thousands" would probably be enough. Three million is too many.
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  1019. This humble auxiliary saw more action than many ships of the line. 😀
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  1020.  @sasquatch0442  Thank you. Not exactly a red state nor district!
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  1021. "Ellen Page is a lesbian. Ellen Page is not cis strait person" -- Brian, if I understand the Lefty nonsense pseudo-language correctly (which nobody can because they keep changing it to confuse us), "cis" just means that one identifies as the sex/gender one was born as. it is separate from sexual orientation. You could be "cis straight" or "cis gay" as long as you don't think you're trans. Did I get that right? Oh, who frickin' CARES?!?
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  1022. This is a ridiculously easy non-problem to solve. Do this: Lower your standards. Don't book at "luxury" hotels. Shop around. Three-star hotels are just fine.
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  1023. VERY convenient memory, there, Mister "Russia! Russia! Russia!"
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  1024. Regardless of their job, anyone who posts a selfie with an animal face filter should be fired immediately for unconscionable lameness! What are you, a 9 year old girl or an adult?
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  1025. #15: "Asses" damage sounds painful. You should see a proctologist to assess that damage!
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  1026. Nearly every country on Earth has a US embassy, consulate, or other diplomatic office. There are TEN of them in Mexico alone. If you're a REAL asylum seeker, you should seek out one of them BEFORE just showing up at our border.
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  1027. EVERYTHING in this story is a big fat LIE. She earned over $700 in REPORTED tips in the same pay period, which is why her withholding was so high. She probably also earned a couple hundred in unreported cash tips (admittedly speculation, but anyone who's worked as a server knows how likely that is). Conveniently omitted is the fact that, if she didn't earn her tip minimum, the restaurant is required by state law to increase her hourly wage to $7.25 per hour, not merely $2.13, to make up the difference. There sure are a lot of hysterics in this comment section over a TikTokker who can't do basic math! Finally, she CHOSE to work there and she's free to quit and apply at the nearby Amazon fulfillment center.
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  1028.  @Simtatic  You can do exactly that with roadable aircraft, which is exactly what the term means.
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  1029. SecTreas just loves demonstrating why nobody -- absolutely NOBODY -- was yellin' for Yellen.
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  1030. I must have slept right through that stretch of I-35W in Fort Worth when I drove through there last month. I don't recall traffic lights and curb cuts being ON the actual freeway - just an endless stream of cars and our entire nation's supply of "Work Zone" signs and orange barrels.
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  1031. Ignore ALL the polls and pundits. GO VOTE!!!
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  1032. The customer is NOT "always right." The ACTUAL quote is "The customer is always right IN MATTERS OF TASTE."
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  1033. Are you sure that wasn't one of the gigantic balloons?
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  1034.  @JoeBLOWFHB  Being with her is like floating in the clouds, eh?
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  1035. Perfect! This is EXACTLY the empty, meaningless, no-cost gesture that we've been praying for.
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  1036.  @peterstafford4426  You are absolutely correct, One Who Ruins Jokes.
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  1037.  @AmandaFessler  My bad. I misread your post.
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  1038. How does a landlord "steal" YOUR home? It's EITHER your property or the landlord's property - it can't be both! Make that make sense, man.
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  1039.  @olecamohatmcgilicudy4256  I'm not at all confused. I know how leasing a lot for an RV or MH works. Nothing I said was wrong (the MH is your property, and the lot is someone else's property) and you still have NOT answered my question. How did a landlord "steal" your MH? Did you stop paying the rent that you had freely and willingly agreed to pay when you signed the lease agreement (a legally binding contract)?
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  1040. "I have a camera!!!" and unresolved anger management issues.
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  1041. I haven't watched one minute of "Stranger Things" so I will plan to see this movie. I just pray they don't screw it up...
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  1042. Laugh all you like. You have no power here.
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  1043. If you don't brake your car, you might break your car.
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  1044.  @MegaForrestgump  Nothing wrong with that. Virtually every crash we see at this intersection is someone getting T-boned by a red light runner. This driver had to be different.
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  1045. Sir, you are ON THERMAL EVENT today!
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  1046. Stunning and brave! 🤣🤣🤣
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  1047.  @rappakalja5295  Nobody has advocated burning them. Do you really need to read the whole thing after someone reads aloud just ONE graphic sex scene from a book ostensibly for KIDS? What are you defending, exactly?
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  1048. You NBC hack fiction writers are intentionally NOT saying a particular thing SO very loudly that anyone who has been a human for at least 20 years can hear it quite clearly. It's not going to be a surprise -- JUST TELL THE DAMNED TRUTH!
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  1049.  @mannyordunez3949  Cite just 3 of them, please, with authoritative sources.
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  1050. We learned about Brasilia in middle school social studies in the early 1970s in Virginia.
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  1051. It's almost as if the designers never heard of this newfangled invention called "wiring." If I understand the science hippies, this advanced technology allows one to transmit electric power from just about anywhere to just about anywhere else using "wires." Sounds like magic to me!
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  1052. This weekend's episode of "That's Not Going to End Well."
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  1053. Beaver Virus?
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  1054. Andrew, if you're going to keep reporting and dissecting Biden's batsh!t-crazy claims, we're going to start a crowdfunding campaign to ship you a 55-gallon barrel of aspirin.
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  1055. Y'all made me realize that I'm hungry. I'm going to go make a delicious Hakuna Frittata using egg yolks, meats from various endangered species, high fructose corn syrup, and extra gluten.
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  1056. I think we can all agree that Karma cops are the BEST cops!
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  1057. "Not dancing" is fine. We're more worried about his "acting like he's never heard nor heard OF music before" deer-in-the-headlights expression.
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  1058.  Big Dick Black  You never pass by even the most trivial opportunity to emphasize what a hateful bigot you are, do you? You post your bile all over this channel and that apparently isn't enough hate-mongering for your tastes, so you tripled down in a single thread to proudly display your hatred. Your life must be exceptionally fulfilling. Golly gee willikers, I SO want to be you! Not.
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  1059. Technically, only half of the cities you named are commonly referred to as being in west Texas. The Panhandle is generally considered its own region (or as a sub-region of the South Plains) and Wichita Falls is practically in Oklahoma.
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  1060.  @towjam37  More of a dust-hole. I've been attacked by haboobs and assaulted by roving gangs of tumbleweeds on multiple occasions and I don't even LIVE there!
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  1061. The pandemic didn't take anything away in the sense you mean. Our so-called "leaders" did that.
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  1062. What about gate and other ground facility leases? Isn't rent the largest revenue generator?
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  1063.  @luciosun9823  You take 130 to avoid the traffic jam on 35, then?
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  1064. It makes "The Room" look Oscar-worthy.
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  1065. She's been writing for the show for years. What have you written, other than one pseudo-edgy comment an hour ago? 🤣
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  1066. I don't care enough to imagine it and you can't make me. LOL.
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  1067.  @annahayden  You made it your job when you asserted that citizens were being deprived of their voting rights. It's funny how "y'all" make absurd, unsupported claims and then resort to name-calling when asked to support your fictitious assertions. But sure, I'm the "looney guy" ranting on the internet. I'd ask you to support your psychoanalysis with any quotation of mine that counts as "looney" but we both know that you have no actual evidence for that, either. Good luck in life.
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  1068.  @jadenpenn6217  Shoe0nhead has been calling them that for years.
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  1069. @Muzikgod [Citation Needed]
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  1070.  @alaricgoldkuhl155  Jubal?
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  1071. Why all those weird names for concentrations? Just say "unemployable barista."
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  1072.  @derricktaylor2887  Almost as stupid as someone who can't spell "Capitol."
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  1073. "I went to a doctor for a vasectomy. Had to get permission from my spouse." -- That sounded SO Orwellian that I had to look it up. Here's what I found:"There's no legal requirement for spousal consent and no minimum age for vasectomy other than the minimum age of consent. But while it's not necessary to have spousal consent, it's a really good idea, and involving the spouse in the decision is encouraged."
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  1074. You know we EAT about 22,000,000 of those stupid little dinosaurs every day, right? 🤣🤣🤣
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  1075. A "The Truman Show" reference in 2021? Bold move, sir. If the fake fire didn't stop him, maybe a fake radiation leak at the Seahaven Nuclear Power Plant will!
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  1076. Yinzers are skeptical folk.
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  1077. Me not up to technological challenge of make smoke. Me express approval by beating hollow log with sticks.
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  1078. I wish I was shocked by this.
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  1079. Star Wars Episode 9: Too Many Fetch Quests.
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  1080. Imperial Star Destroyers, for NO sensible reason, have maritime styled hulls, but I ascribe that to lazy art design.
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  1081. #SaveJerry
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  1082. I'm sensing a theme, here...
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  1083. #1: Take his door! Take his door! 🤣
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  1084. @@butteremails7397 Source?
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  1085. "there are lots of medical conditions and side effects of medicines that affect appetite and fat storage." -- Define "lots" in this context. These do exist but most often are just excuses and deflection. PCOS is a five-star favorite excuse among the gravitationally challenged, but part of the recommended treatment regimen is dietary modification/maintenance. Not every woman who suffers from this gains weight. Some of them listen to their doctors and pay attention to their diets. The ones who do not blame it on the condition which, in itself, contributes NO calories.
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  1086.  @andym1223  Wow. So you think solar panels STORE energy? Stay in school, kids!
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  1087. Keeping beer COLD has not been a problem lately.
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  1088. How was a game at the freaking AstroDOME rained out? There was no opening in the ceiling!
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  1089. People, take NOTHING for granted. Get off your ass and VOTE!
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  1090. That's a very narrow and shallow view of the topic. Suburbs date back at least as far as Roman times, where they were generally quite close to the city's walls and gates. Even in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, streetcar suburbs were located close to central business districts. Sprawling suburban and exurban development patterns began to emerge in the 1920s when privately owned automobiles became affordable. Wealth flight became a broader middle class phenomenon after World War II, as rates of violent crime increased in urban neighborhoods.
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  1091. When you say "unwell" we hear "unhinged."
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  1092. I have a colonoscopy scheduled later this month. I will henceforth be referring to the rather unpleasant pre-examination evacuation and the 12-hour fast that follows as a "stunning and brave hunger strike." For what? I have NO idea. Just like these idiotic hysterical toddlers.
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  1093.  @PigOnPCIn4K  Keep it under $950 and you're golden. You might risk getting flattened by a baseball bat.
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  1094.  Conservative Shamer  "Shamer" - because you have no actual arguments to offer nor any debate skills. Got it.
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  1095. Grim but hilarious nonetheless!
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  1096.  @TrappedinSLC  I'm not from San Diego (it's just one of my favorite cities to visit), so your best bet would be to call the museum and ask them. That being duly noted, if I were in your shoes (or your RV), I'd stay at Paradise by the Sea RV Resort in Oceanside, walk to the Coast Highway Sprinter station, take the Sprinter to Oceanside Transit Center, take the Coaster from there to Santa Fe Depot, and just walk to the museum from there. Buy MTS day passes and explore the city using the San Diego Trolley, buses, and your reliable feet.
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  1097.  @TheRealCaptainFreedom  Right Of Way.
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  1098. Their methods might be a little harsh... but I DO see their point.
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  1099. #7 - Get control of your woman!
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  1100. "I'm not qualified to perform first aid" is the LAMEST excuse I've ever heard for failing to stop and help another human being. What a pinhead.
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  1101.  @DJJumpdancer  "Maybe" saving a couple hundred bucks on a car purchase isn't worth someone's life. Maybe doing ANYTHING with your phone in your hand while driving several thousand pounds of metal and plastic through a world with other people in it is sociopathic behavior and should be grounds for revoking your driving privilege if you hurt or kill someone.
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  1102. @Donald Trumpushki Please provide authoritative citations, account that's existed for barely 3 days.
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  1103. Don't you mean "sssssssssssssssssnake?"
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  1104.  @STR33TJESSUS  That's probably because you're less than a month old.
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  1105. It's BEEN tested. There are published papers.
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  1106.  @ncrdashcam  Doesn't everyone? "Let's Go to the Mall"
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  1107. I'll bet he said "Pleased to meet you, Mr. President" like any SANE person would.
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  1108. I have respectfully listened to Zoe's perspective, carefully and thoughtfully considered her underlying rationale, and believe that we can ALL find common ground regarding this one issue: nice hooters! 🤣
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  1109.  @joimumu  "Sheit" is the perfect pronoun for these types. Well coined!
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  1110. Let's not overlook the other underlying issues with high-rise housing projects: It wasn't JUST the concentration of poverty, it was ALSO the massive employment deserts surrounding them, the lack of mixed uses, and the streets with no street-level windows. Rather than look to government to "fix" this issue, let's pursue ACTUAL solutions in the context of public/private partnerships. Eminent domain: No. Just NO. Eminent domain brought us to the most corrupt slum clearance/redevelopment scandals of the 40s and 50s, displaced at least 300,000 people under Moses' rule, and created the hellscape of urban freeways that has devastated our cities. No! NIMBYs: Also known as productive people living and working in functioning neighborhoods who keep the local economy going, pay the taxes that pay the public servants' salaries, and have EVERY right to push back when they hear the most frightening words ever to be uttered outside of a horror film: "We're from the government and we're here to help you." Doing housing right: Take lessons from various HOPE VI projects and focus investment on scattered-site, mixed-use, mixed-income development with a majority of market rate units. Take lessons from Montgomery County MD and other jurisdictions that reward(ed) developers with increased density permitting for inclusion of ADUs above and beyond the basic code requirements. Allow any owner-occupied single-family home to add a garage apartment, casita, or mother-in-law suite regardless of local ordinances or HOA rules. That alone could introduce hundreds of thousands of ADUs while the owner occupancy requirement satisfies the NIMBYs.
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  1111. I absolutely HATE that I have to point this out, but the ship interiors in "Tora Tora Tora" were mostly studio sets, although the USS Yorktown (!) was used for the Japanese predawn launch scenes -- filmed near San Diego with her postwar bow catapults camouflaged by plywood. The USS Lexington, sadly, was used by Michael Bay to film parts of the demonic abomination that is titled "Pearl Harbor," wherein a Japanese sneak attack interrupts the dullest love triangle in the history of humanity.
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  1112.  @Reach3DPrinters  They offer 5 Hybrid-electric and PHEVs in the US market: Insight, Accord, CR-V and Clarity, which also has a fuel cell version. You should focus more on reading comprehension and less on being a toxic fangirl for Musk.
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  1113.  @Reach3DPrinters  I'm not the one who started sprinkling salt and ad-homs in this discussion, Mister "Honda sucks compared to Tesla." Let's face reality, here. Musk is an INVESTOR. I'll give him full credit for financial acumen but he has never INVENTED a thing. Take PayPal, for example: "PayPal was originally established by Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, and Luke Nosek in December 1998." Musk BOUGHT it, went public, and then sold it to eBay. He did not invent new battery technology. Such tech has historically experienced average efficiency gains of one to two percent annually. Battery tech is about where it would be anyway without his influence. His Tesla is based upon the original 19th century automobiles (which were battery powered) and the self-driving research of many other companies (Google was testing autonomous cars here in Texas for many years before Tesla hyped it up). ALL of his rocketry tech is based on public-domain NASA research (and some Russian stuff, as you mentioned). The so-far mythical Hyperloop is simply a combination of Alfred Ely Beach's pneumatic subway from 1869 combined with the MagLev developed at the Brookhaven National Lab in the 1960s as imagined by Harry Harrison in his novel "A Transatlantic Tunnel, Hurrah!" in 1972. As to my issue with Musk on a personal level, it's mainly the fact that he's made himself exceptionally wealthy by picking the taxpayers' pockets. SpaceX wouldn't even exist without government-funded research and government contracts. He wouldn't have sold half of the Teslas he made without that juicy EV tax credit. I'm all for space exploration and reducing fossil fuel dependency, but his constant overpromising and underdelivering offers more harm than benefit to those causes. My issue on a professional level is that his Hyperloop is a completely unnecessary modal alternative. We already HAVE proven high-speed intercity transportation technologies. We already HAVE several proven urban transit modal options. He could have offered useful incremental improvements to those. He did not. He hyped a shiny coffin in a sewer pipe instead, because he's an investor, promoter, and hypemaster. What have I done lately? Glad you asked. I'm at the finish line of a decade-plus project to convert my stick-built suburban house into a USGBC LEED-certified dwelling unit. I've adapted it to the hot local climate with a number of passive techniques that have worked so well that I was able to downsize my HVAC system a few months ago (out with the 5-ton, in with the 4). I've replaced appliances and lighting with Energy Star certified devices. I've also automated the whole joint for aging-in-place. I've eliminated most sources of VOCs and replaced them with low- and no-VOC items. I've replaced climate-inappropriate ornamental plants with dry-climate trees and shrubs and producing fruit trees. I installed a rainwater capture system two years ago. I installed a 7.5Kw solar array after that and just last week I ordered my first Tesla Powerwall module (4 month lead time on those at the moment). After that's installed I'll build some raised garden beds and a greenhouse watered by a drip irrigation system to grow veggies super-efficiently. I doubt I can reach a LEED platinum rating in a 1980s stick-built house but I can push it close to silver, if not beyond. My monthly electric bills in the hot Texas summers are down from about $225 to around $33 for a 2,400 square foot single-family house (which includes my offices -- I have a 40-foot commute and a full tank of gas lasts me 1 to 3 months). My water bills are about the same. I'll collect another year or two of data before I publish. That's what I've been up to. Yourself?
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  1114. @Aditya Chavarkar He's basically advocating a nationwide version of California's "Million Solar Roofs Initiative" which was launched in 2006 and achieved its goal in 2019 (13 years later). It's not entirely impractical but would certainly take more than a few decades to accomplish on a national scale. We DO have more than 130 million underutilized roofs. What's not practical is idiotic scams like "Solar Freakin' Roads" which managed to trick a bunch of idiots into donating to their Kickstarter, trick the Department of Energy into granting the scammers a bunch of taxpayer money, and even trick our shiny new "Boy Mayor" SecTrans into thinking the scam has even a trace of credibility. Spoiler alert: It does not.
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  1115. And?
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  1116. It only makes the Bee stronger.
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  1117. I've heard of (or visited) all of these except Smith Rock and Watkins Glen (which appears to be a worthy side trip from the Erie Canal for people cruising the Great Loop). Thanks for adding those two destinations to my bucket list! Please DO make more of these videos, sir.
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  1118.  @SnlDrako  The traditional tree of Slapsgiving.
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  1119. Untrue. Everyone within our borders enjoys the protection of our laws. That being said, no provision of our laws (including the Constitution) permits any random jackass to crash our border. Throw the bums out lawfully, vigorously, and immediately!
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  1120. Gotta love Shoe dropping those winning bumper sticker zingers like "Before I tell you if my height starts with 6, I need to know if your weight starts with 2." PURE GOLD!
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  1121.  @travcollier I thought I was the only nerd who tried to "arco" the SimTower. The limitations on escalators always ruined my plans for the levels between the lobby and the metro station. Good times!
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  1122. The guy makes Gerald Ford look like a ballet dancer.
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  1123. "Brave Sir Robin ran away, Bravely ran away, away. When danger reared its ugly head, he bravely turned his tail and fled. Yes, brave Sir Robin turned about And gallantly, he chickened out. Bravely taking to his feet, He beat a very brave retreat, Bravest of the brave, Sir Robin."
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  1124.  @davidswanson5669  Chimps are NOT monkeys.
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  1125. "I didn't leave the Left, the Left left ME!"
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  1126. By firing the Dems next week.
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  1127.  @LizRealGirlBeauty  🤣🤣🤣
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  1128.  @MamaMOB  If I heard correctly, the landwhale was a doctor and the old hag was a microbiologist. It's more of a tragedy than a joke.
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  1129. That is a REMARKABLE assertion, given that a common critique of suburban streets is their insane width (typically 50 feet wide) that can easily accommodate the most ridiculous unnecessarily huge firefighting equipment. They also encourage dangerous speeds, which is why traffic calming measures are becoming more widespread.
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  1130.  @barryrobbins7694  Sure. Duany, et al addressed the incoherence of winding roads and unnecessary cul-de-sacs in "Suburban Nation." They also addressed the problems caused by inappropriately wide streets serving low density single-use neighborhoods. "Strong Towns" addressed this issue from an economic perspective (calling it a "Ponzi scheme" with justifiable malice aforethought). The maze and bottlenecks, in and of their shape, do not cost us ridiculous sums of money to maintain over the decades. The streets' WIDTH does. Every foot of unnecessary width is another slice of land that cannot accommodate dwelling units (or anything else), adds undesirable impervious cover, forces the construction of additional costly utility infrastructure (which costs money to maintain), does not generate tax revenue, and costs a king's ransom to maintain over its lifetime. I stand by my assertion.
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  1131.  @barryrobbins7694  The authors favor skinny streets in grid patterns and explain that cul-de-sacs should only exist where topography dictates (to conform a neighborhood to shorelines and foothills, primarily).
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  1132. What mineral do they mine inside a major city?
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  1133. Over the course of many years visiting LV for business and fun, one thing that struck me (positively) was the vast quantity and high quality (usually) of free live music. There are lounges scattered throughout the big resorts where you can pause to enjoy a cool drink and cool tunes. Be sure to bring a little folding money for tips. I've also seen a lot of comedy headliners at the big resorts as well as lesser-known stand-ups at the smaller venues around town. You don't have to burn through stacks of cash to have fun in Vegas.
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  1134. Haxx!
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  1135. Captions translated for everyone: #1: Nothing happened. #2: Nothing happened. #3: Nothing happened. #4: Nothing happened. #5: Nothing happened. #6: Nothing happened. #7: Nothing happened. #8: Nothing happened. #9: Nothing happened, but with honking. #10: Finally! Something happened. #11: Something may have happened. #12: Nothing happened. #13: Nothing happened, hilariously. #14: Nothing happened. #15: Something spectacular happened, poorly recorded by a potato-cam. #16: Nothing happened.
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  1136.  @DontWalkRUN  The horror... the horror.
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  1137. Those old FedEx jets you showed are NOT at the DM boneyard, which is only for military aircraft. They might have been at the airliner storage yard in Mojave, California. I drove through there often in the early 2000s and there were always quite a few FedEx planes on the dirt.
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  1138. "Gunna kill someone with comments like that" -- That's because he has a special set of skills! EDIT: Crap! Someone beat me to it.
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  1139. People like him are the very reason those Amendments came into existence in the first place. 😁
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  1140. But who will keep burritos from falling out of the sky? - Dr. Jill Biden's husband, probably.
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  1141. I can only WISH that this surprised me.
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  1142.  @A.J.1656  It's a little thing that we humans call a "figure of speech." I bet you're just a HOOT at parties!
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  1143. Shouldn't the next step be to remind everyone in America that "innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt" is STILL a core foundational principle of our country that applies to EVERYONE?
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  1144. Nebraska: Not much climbing / Easy on the knees and ankles.
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  1145. Only if you actually GO VOTE.
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  1146. "Garbage Protests Garbage Removal" -- There, I fixed your headline.
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  1147. Austin got Californicated.
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  1148. Not cool! That cute gal in Accounting turned me down for a dinner date because of voter suppression. The struggle is REAL.
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  1149. @Conspiracy Tucker Tell us more, three week old obvious wumao account.
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  1150.  @379-y6y  You're comparing a nation of 331 million people to a country with half the population of New York City and an entire continent with barely 80% of the population of Texas. Your point (if you even have one) is irrelevant.
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  1151. There's a lot of nonsense in this thread. 1) While Texas produces more wind power than any other state and (were it a country) ranks 5th in the world in wind energy production, the state itself doesn't build or own wind farms. Power companies do. 2) Wind might be free but wind turbines are NOT. It takes significant capital investment to build them, maintain them, lease the land under them, and connect them to the grid. 3) Nuclear power plants in the USA have an exemplary safety record, especially since the consolidations. "The China Syndrome" is a poorly-written (but well-acted) FICTIONAL movie. Three Mile Island wasn't the disaster that the fear-porn peddlers make it out to be. NO reactor in the USA was designed by the Soviet Union. Some nuclear wastes can be recycled (look up mixed oxide fuel rods but ignore the links to the game/sim version thereof). 4) There is no "ideal" way to generate electricity. Each mode has its pros and cons. The best solution is a mix of sources, including nuclear, wind, solar, hydro, and geothermal for base loads plus fossil fuels, waste-to-energy, and other smoky modes for peaking. "100% renewable" sounds great if you know nothing about the subject but real-world limitations will smack you in the face. Hydropower opportunities are extremely limited. Solar is highly weather-dependent. Wind is geography-dependent and you need to build 3 times demand to reasonably guarantee capacity. Geothermal is maintenance-heavy and best suited for development to the west of I-25. Tidal is still in its infancy and not yet a serious player. The more you know...
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  1152.  @skydiverclassc2031  You HAVE to count the levees. Those are the bunny slopes.
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  1153.  @demef758  That's quite a non sequitur. Could you please clarify what you meant to say?
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  1154.  @thenewzealandgringo9296  Woke Dave is the least fun of all the Daves. I bet he wonders why he never gets invited to the parties at the cool kids' houses.
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  1155.  @martinkratzsch8655  "Couldn't argue?" Matt made an entire documentary film demonstrating how bat-guano crazy modern gender ideology has become. All Dave did was define some terms and hurl insults at everyone who doesn't uncritically buy into that fringe lunacy. Exactly WHAT are you defending, here?
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  1156.  @DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC  A sub-par racing horse in the show "Just Shoot Me" was named "About to be Glue." I couldn't stop laughing.
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  1157. Coincidentally, everything that you and I eat, whether it be plant or meat, is ALSO converted into meat. Mind = blown!
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  1158.  @madtabby66  Let the race begin! 😂
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  1159. "No injuries?" That's PATHETIC. You aren't even TRYING!
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  1160. You can actually HEAR the entire congregation's eye muscles straining to resist the roll reflex. 🙄
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  1161.  @brianjamds6617  Considering that the real estate's appreciation was never quantified, your criticism is completely meaningless and should be utterly disregarded.
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  1162. If this lunatic is so opposed to the rule of law and civil order, he should move to Somalia immediately and experience the lack thereof for his idiotic self.
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  1163.  @ramal5708  The USS Lexington (CV-16) has entered the chat in order to contradict you (1943 - 1991).
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  1164. If someone is TRULY seeking asylum, they should apply before leaving their home country. The USA has diplomatic offices in nearly every nation.
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  1165. He needs to lay off da grass.
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  1166. The DPM is NOT a monorail. It's an elevated standard gauge conventional rail system that was intended to be a downtown circulator connecting multiple radial streetcar lines. The streetcar lines were cancelled, leaving the circulator with fewer people to circulate. Time will tell if they add more routes to the Q-line. It actually does connect a lot of downtown destinations. I use it a lot when I attend conferences at the Cobo Center (I refuse to call it anything else).
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  1167. She clearly knew the hen was poised to lay one but her comedic timing was IMPECCABLE!
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  1168. It was an Italian Cypress. WAS.
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  1169. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  1170. Imagine that! An attorney who is completely unfamiliar with the Constitution of the United States. Pathetic.
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  1171. "The Roads Must Roll." Short story.
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  1172.  @ariste01  Yes, you were.
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  1173. If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is that teacher's unions exist only to make sure that teachers do as little work as possible.
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  1174. You literally forgot the Upspeak? Where literally every statement sounds like a question? It literally makes literally everything sound even more literally idiotic? Have a literally nice day?
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  1175. That's not what he said. He said there were thousands on their list.
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  1176. My eyes! My eyes!
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  1177.  @GoDaddioTV  The brake room might get too crowded.
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  1178. "I'd gladly pay you $200,000 Tuesday for a hamburger today."
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  1179.  @FarmerDrew  Please clarify the "misogyny" in the OP's statement. I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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  1180. Mischief? That's the best they can do? How about some hijinks? Perhaps a few shenanigans?
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  1181. Charlottesville must be the weirdest "race riot" in history considering it was two groups of mostly white people fighting each other!
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  1182. Brilliant idea. People get into a disproportionate number of wrecks at that notorious intersection because they're driving too fast because they're on an insanely wide multi-lane divided stroad so, instead of adding traffic calming measures, you want to create an expressway interchange in the middle of a leafy green neighborhood so they can drive even FASTER! Are you the reincarnation of Robert Moses?
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  1183. The Ogallala Aquifer is a very famous example of fossil water. It replenishes extremely slowly, provides agricultural water to a vast stretch of the Great Plains, and its depletion may well cause a crisis, sooner or later.
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  1184. A girl at my college back in the 80s swerved to avoid a rabbit (the animal, not the car) and ended up spending the rest of her life in a wheelchair. I'd willingly slaughter ALL the adorable fuzzy bunnies before choosing to cripple myself!
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  1185.  @mred8002  That's clever! When things warm up and you no longer need the extra weight, it removes itself. 😁
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  1186.  @majorlagg9321  The tracks along Texas 95 are NOT abandoned. They are owned by Union Pacific and are still active today. The Dust Bowl was mostly to the north and northwest of this area.
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  1187. Today I learned that Brits measure weight in stones, distance in rods, and volume in Bill-and-Teds. EXCELLENT!
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  1188. Why did y'all skip Jefferson City? Did Nic get her book stamped on a different trip?
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  1189.  @tann_man  You misspelled "wealthy." Where did YOU go to school? 🤣
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  1190. Do you know what's REALLY good for the environment? The plastic Otterbox case I bought for my Note9 about six years ago (for 1/3 the cost of the Pela product) that still works like a charm and will probably NEVER need to be replaced.
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  1191. It has become "Keep Austin Unaffordable." Even that $7.1 billion transit plan we approved in 2020 is now estimated to exceed $10 billion, so they're going to scale it back. I moved here in the late 80s and eventually bought a 4-bedroom house for $71K. This year, I'll be paying property tax on a $425K+ house (same house). Last year, the tax on my nearby rental house went up by 94%. In ONE year. Of course I protested and, for my efforts, received the most polite "GFY" I've ever heard. By the way, where did you go to brunch and was it any good? I'd like to take my daughter to a good brunch for her birthday.
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  1192. Somebody forgot that William Boeing died 14 years before this movie. 😂
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  1193. It was not racism. It was classism. He accommodated the desires of the wealthy who could help him gain and maintain power, and he mowed down poor neighborhoods regardless of race because they couldn't do anything for him.
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  1194. There's a restaurant in Canyon, Texas named "Wrong Way Feldman's Diner." They cater the optional chuck wagon dinner at the Texas! musical in Palo Duro Canyon. I've eaten at both the diner and the show and it's delicious.
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  1195.  @willzresurreccion6745  For what? Cite your sources.
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  1196. That song will be stuck in my head for a week, but with YOUR lyrics. Well done, sir! Well done!
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  1197. Maybe -- just maybe -- pandering to 0.46% of the population is NOT a billion-dollar idea.
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  1198.  Big Dick Black  That was quite the nonsensical word salad. The Civil War, Emancipation Proclamation, and Reconstruction were prosecuted/issued/promulgated by Lincoln, a Republican. The EPA was created by Nixon, a conservative Republican. You're also citing court decisions which are supposed to be non-partisan, not to mention legislation which was famously bipartisan. The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments are also known as the "Reconstruction Amendments" and are legacies of Lincoln, who, you may have heard, was a Republican. You might say that he was a liberal for his time, but he certainly does not fit the Current Year definition thereof, with all that crazy talk about "preserving the Union." Ending slavery was not his initial goal. Ending the insurrection was. As long as you brought it up, Roe v Wade is terrible case law, not because of the subject matter but because of the blatant Court overreach and weak supporting arguments for such an interpretation. I'm told by attorney friends that the decision is still contentious as hell in law schools and nearly impossible to defend. I'm not an attorney but that seems like exactly the sort of thing that should be left to the states. Shall we look at more of the "good" that liberals have accomplished? Kennedy was so inept that he brought us to the brink of a nuclear war with the Soviet Union. He also screwed over the Cubans, which impacts the USA to this day. He brought us into Vietnam and LBJ kept that party going for far too long. LBJ also screwed the pooch with his ill-thought "Great Society" plans. He cured NO poverty and, in fact, some of the most frightening housing projects in history were built on his watch. Carter couldn't delegate squat and even scheduled the White House tennis courts himself for a while during a time when our money was on fire and inflation hit record highs. Clinton was good for the economy for a while but dropped the ball (no pun intended). Obamacare was a complete mess and just gave the insurance companies a bonus payday. My rates skyrocketed immediately after it was passed and hundreds of my individual low- and middle-income clients ended up getting stung by a penalty they couldn't afford. California lefties have made it impossible to buy a home in Austin and our lefty Mayor decided that allowing homeless junkies to set up camp on public property was just good policy. Even my liberal friends who grew up here refer to the Cali libs as "locusts." List the ten most distressed cities in America and tell me who's been in charge of them for the past few decades.
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  1199. No contest: 16th Street Mall in Denver. There's a huge bus station at one end, Union Station and another huge bus station at the other, LRT stops in between, and the Free MallRide connecting all of it. Not to mention a plethora of decent restaurants, bistros, and coffee shops. The state Capitol, monuments, and several parks are a quick stroll away. I live more than 900 miles away, yet Denver is one of my all-time favorite and frequent destinations, partly because of their downtown.
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  1200. His poll numbers are actually amazingly excellent for a useless apparatchik who's never had a single positive accomplishment (other than enriching his own family) in a half-century political career.
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  1201.  @MAnuscript421  That would be 2006's "Krakatoa: The Last Days." I was thinking of 1968's "Krakatoa: East of Java." So, technically, there are at least TWO Krakatoa movies.
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  1202. Math error: the demolition was handled by the Costa Rican military at no charge. They blew away the dinos and burned everything else down to the ground. Hammond couldn't stop them because he'd been killed by Compys.
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  1203.  @comeandtakeit-m6e  What part of EASEMENT do YOU not understand?
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  1204.  @lexir7504  Yikes!
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  1205. You missed one: He surrounded himself with staff and appointees who are HISTORICALLY terrible at their jobs!
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  1206. Nobody is burning or even censoring these books, you hysterical old woman. They simply want them restricted to age-appropriate people. Or do you truly believe elementary aged children should have access to books with graphic illustrations of adult sexual activities? I do not, but I'm not a pervy groomer.
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  1207.  @rve420  Please clarify your meaning. What did I "try?" What error are you asserting I made? WHO were federal agents?
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  1208. They CAN get really heavy as they collect debris.
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  1209.  @musictosoothe  Frickin' California, man!
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  1210. Daily? WEEKLY!
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  1211. She's in the top 15%. Pity her poor life.
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  1212. Heinlein also predicted "The Crazy Years" and, while he didn't nail the specifics, here we are!
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  1213. It sure is! Our neighbor in Hawaii had one and it overhung our yard. The rule was that if one dropped on your yard or head (ouch!) it was yours. We had bananas in our yard and traded them to other neighbors for other fruits. All the other plants in our neighborhood were decorative, beautiful, and quite poisonous. Important safety tip: Hawaii will try to kill you if you're not paying attention. When you arrive, your first gift is a lei made from the flowers of poisonous plants that smiling women put around your neck. Take the hint! There are venomous millipedes, conches, fish, and other nasties everywhere. Aloha and have fun!
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  1214. I'm okay with "nail" but don't let my girlfriend hear you refer to her "coffin."
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  1215. You forgot to mention Trevor's complete failure to refute a single one of her points. Also, you don't seem to know what a racist is...perhaps because you are one? Great job!
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  1216. +Whiskii - You just took credit for cement. I believe that cement/concrete was invented by the Romans  more than 2,000 years ago. You also took credit for sewage systems, the earliest known of which were excavated in the Indus valley, dated at more than 5,000 years of age. I suppose you merely forgot to brag about the superior British educational system, wherein you apparently managed to skip the entire curriculum. Would you now care to take credit for stone tools, fire, clothing, and the wheel?
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  1217. Private pilot, Airplane Single-Engine Land with instrument rating here. I received my flight training at a flight school in Texas that was owned by a woman. Over half of my instructors were women.  IMO, most of the women were better teachers than most of the men. All of the instructors were technically proficient.
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  1218. "usa is behind this in done believe the lies they want to feed us" -- Ironic, indeed, coming from a "religion" that encourages its followers to lie in four flavors to spread their insane ideology of conquest. Don't think for one moment that your fake Hispanic name fooled ANYONE, you despicable taqiyya-spewing propagandist!
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  1219. +Dok Nox   "As high as you want?" Not if the FAA has anything to say about it -- and they DO. Technically. Your  other point is true, though. It's a purely moot point, though, as there is no demonstrable need for this technology. Decent maglev tech already exists without the engineering and operational problems  proposed in the Hyperloop concept.
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  1220. "it was about freedom of the states" -- A state's freedom to do WHAT, exactly? A valid question from a son of the South.
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  1221. "All the cops are in the know, including Ariana Grande. " -- Wow! You are a true conspiratarded nut-job. Maskirovka is a plot point in a Clancy novel, NOT a real thing. Nobody has to fake ANYTHING to make Islam look bad, it's built in to their crazy ideology of conquest. I'd suggest that you seek competent help but the truth about crazies is that you whackadoodles are utterly unaware that you're crazy. It's always everyone else and never YOU, right? GET BACK ON YOUR MEDS!
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  1222. By the way. I do enjoy your content and remain contentedly subscribed. Just had to point out that, as are certain historic events in many of the films you critique, the DAPL issue is far more nuanced than a few minutes of video can possibly convey.
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  1223. "the last bit was truly the best coverage of the Dakota pipeline I've come across" -- Then you should check out Based Mama's videos on the topic and get an actual Native American's opinion on the matter that sheds a little perspective on the rather one-sided narrative you've encountered.
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  1224. +David A Odd, it looks more like they're there to steal from all the rest of us American Citizens. The rest of us have to pay for our stuff -- what makes these greedy, selfish pigs so "special?"
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  1225. "his highest achievement is preventing nuclear war with Russia in the Cuba missle crises.." -- You mean the crisis that the elitist meddlers in the White House precipitated, almost causing World War 3 due to their clumsy, transparent, promise-breaking interference in other nations' affairs? Yeah... good job, guys, in not taking the nuclear exchange that YOU almost started all the way to the finish line! What a bunch of true heroes. Oh, sorry, I mispronounced "zeros." Do you know ANY history?
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  1226. TED disabled comments & ratings on the video in the interest of, you know, stimulating the conversation.
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  1227. +sun Tao  Is ANYTHING real to the voices in your head? Seek professional help before you hurt yourself.
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  1228. Diaper pins = totally appropriate for these weak little crybabies!
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  1229. +jhodder  isn't it just ADORABLE how Canada thinks its speech-restrictive laws can apply to citizens of other countries who reside IN their countries? Like a 5-year-old who thinks his vote in favor of having chocolate cake for dinner actually means something!
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  1230. "Amazing, how you judged China when you kicked native Americans out of their homelands. So please free them first." -- First, WTF does that have to do with anything happening in the present? Second, they ARE free, you blithering idiot, possessing all the same rights that every American citizen enjoys under our demonstrably superior Constitution! Third, so how much salary does a ninth-rate propagandist earn from the Chinese government? Is it enough to live on? Do you get Vision and Dental? 401(k) matching? Does your family still have to reimburse your government for the cost of the bullet they fire into your skull when you screw up? Given how irrelevant your post was, I bet that's a question they'll soon be asking.
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  1231. "...it should be featured in news stories all around the world" -- Actually, the issue is far too nuanced for mainstream news to be interested in it. For example, what you mentioned is, in no way, the whole story. It IS, however, the narrative of the "water protectors" who left behind on tribal lands environmental damage equivalent to a respectable oil spill.
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  1232. What WOULD it take for you insanely biased counterfeit journalists to engage in just a fraction of a second of critical self-reflection? You've spent all year spewing your divisive, hateful, racist rhetoric and defending cop-killing, rioting thugs while blaming everyone but the criminals for their violent choices. You present proven hoaxes as "fact," excuse everything, and push a narrative that denies personal accountability. WHAT WOULD IT TAKE? Of course you won't address this because YOU ARE BETTER THAN US! You've made that abundantly clear, Anosejob.
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  1233. The noun forms of "gender" and "sex" are synonyms in proper English and mean the EXACT SAME THING. The tumblr snowflakes intentionally use words incorrectly (or without defining their terms) so they can pretend that they've won a debate. It's just more of the same Orwellian crap that authoritarian dictatorships often employ.
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  1234. "Why don't we use more geothermic power if it's so clean and unlimited? Is it because of the energy mafia?" -- There ARE a number of geothermal plants in the western U.S. Most of them were built by the so-called "energy mafia," whatever that means (it sounds conspiracy nutty). They are extremely expensive to build and maintain. The fuel cost is zero but hot brine is hard on the pipes and equipment. Other implemented uses of geothermal in the U.S. include melting snow from roads and sidewalks and heating greenhouses. There are a number of places where it's cost-efficient but It is NOT an "unlimited" resource.
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  1235. The fact that Wendover didn't even mention Houston's extensive network of dedicated Busways is even more astonishing! Not to mention the fact that I-10  expansion has spurred even more horrible leapfrog development of faceless, placeless, cookie-cutter subdivisions west of town, thus making the traffic burden exponentially worse. It isn't as if the exact same thing didn't happen when they turned US290 into a freeway, or when they widened the SW Freeway and the Gulf Freeway and when they built Beltway 8. They keep making the same awful mistakes that Robert Moses made in the 1920s & 30s and expecting miraculously different results.
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  1236.  @velderyx2135  You obviously don't know ANYTHING about cars, trains, OR electricity! Brightline Florida trains are powered by Siemens Charger SCB-40 diesel-electric locomotives. They burn diesel fuel to generate on-board power that drives the trainsets, just like the vast majority of freight locomotives in North America. The running rails do NOT carry power. Even if they did (they don't because that would be insanely dangerous), automobile tires are made of rubber (natural or synthetic), which is an INSULATOR (meaning that it does NOT conduct electricity), so there is NO way that a car engine would be affected in the way you assert.
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  1237.  @mehere8038  "Unaliving" -- good one! 🤣
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  1238.  @jtbDDOepMNNVIpk  Your wife is clearly a woman of culture.
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  1239.  @justandy333  Yes, it is.
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  1240.  @boffa-deez  "Service GUARANTEES citizenship."
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  1241. 60 % of the time, that's true every time.
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  1242.  @legacymse7095  It IS that simple. No one can force you to buy an invisible product. Grow a pair. Just say "NO."
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  1243. Thank you for the explainer. I had no idea that this had happened. That being said, as there are SIX maglev systems in commercial service (some of which are considered obsolete) and the Japanese are testing an even more advanced version (that I call the "Platypus" for the obvious reason), can we please just STOP calling them "futuristic?"
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  1244.  @matsv201 Personally, I don't. The truly obsolete short-distance people movers that employed maglev tech are gone, now. If I did, though, I'd consider the two low-speed maglevs in China to be "obsolete via technological overkill and resultant excessive maintenance burden." You don't need a maglev to achieve 62 mph. Conventional rail does that every day.
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  1245.  @matsv201  "China also has two low-speed maglev system operating at speeds of 100 km (62 miles) per hour. The Changsha Maglev connects that city’s airport to a station 18.5 km (11.5 miles) away, and the S1 line of the Beijing subway system has seven stops over a distance of 9 km (6 miles)." - Britannica
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  1246.  @matsv201  Fair enough, but other sources were even more outdated than Britannica.
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  1247.  @BuildingTales  I think he's saying that Maglev and hovertrain are completely different technologies. 😂
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  1248.  @VeryLegitPerson  Someone forgot to file their homestead exemption. Whoopsie!
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  1249. Did you really say "GENERAL Nimitz???"
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  1250.  @sebastianbardon391  Not "all the scientific community' believes that we're undergoing a mass extinction. That's pure political theatre and you need to grow up and watch less of the MSM's fear porn. Tell the critters whose habitats were disrupted that beavers' actions were positive for them. Explain how reducing river flow helps fish, even though California is increasing river flows "for the fish" and why it's a bad thing when human-built dams do the exact same thing as beaver dams. You're being inconsistent and I can't see a compelling reason to take you seriously, although your mental gymnastics certainly are entertaining. Our species increased from a few thousand survivors at the last bottleneck to 7.5 billion and expanded to occupy all but one continent. I'd call that successful, as would anyone who is not committed to a weird emotionally-driven narrative. By the way, I own over 3,000 books and I've read all of them over the course of 5 decades and was reading and listening intently when "the science" of the 1990s predicted that Miami would be under water by 2010. It was a fund-raising fear tactic then. Why believe them now? Yes, it's a good idea to spew less of anything into the air we breathe, but that doesn't make it a "crisis." We've cut back sharply on emissions since "Silent Spring" was published. We've cleaned up rivers that used to catch FIRE. We've remediated countless contaminated brownfields and restored them to productive use. I've attended dozens of National Brownfields, sustainability, and GreenBuild Conferences, planning charettes, and public transportation Expos/meetings/visioning boards. I've installed solar and rainwater capture systems at my home and retrofitted it extensively to reduce its environmental footprint to that of a small birdhouse. I'll bet dollars to donuts that, just like Greta, you have done none of those things, child.
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  1251.  @jackluminous6024  Given that humans give them food and clean their litter boxes, I'm willing to concede the point!
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  1252. These hysterical toddlers are really good at advocating for the return of water cannon as crowd-control devices.
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  1253. It's almost as if the USN was taking the threat of air power seriously when they designed the class, isn't it?
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  1254.  @RobDTom  He did: Nat Geo.
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  1255. The next time you're tempted to laugh when Texas and other sunbelt states completely shut down because of 1/16 inch of ice on the roads, consider that we know our limitations. Also remember that virtually everyone wrinkling their cars in this video lives where this happens every winter - yet still can't prevent themselves from swapping paint with other cars and/or stationary objects. Respect to all the cammers admitting "I'm the idiot" in this compilation, though (except the Canadians - they should have known better in the first place)!
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  1256.  @The00Dude  Bravo! Spoken like a man who can't read or do basic math. Presidents don't create tax laws, the House does. The TCJA, according to publicly available data on the Treasury website, benefitted low- and middle-income taxpayers the most. High-income taxpayers received very limited benefits, comparatively speaking (largely due to the SALT limitation and elimination of Section 212 deductions).
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  1257.  @dangerousfables  WHY is there a national debt? You know why -- but you intentionally left out that part. Deficit spending created the debt!
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  1258.  @dangerousfables  I already pointed out (in another post in this thread) that the TCJA cut taxes for EVERYONE and benefitted lower income taxpayers far more than the wealthy, so I won't repeat it -- but that data is clearly presented on several government websites. Whether the tax cuts were a good idea in the context of a budget deficit and a snowballing national debt is another question entirely -- and a worthwhile conversation to have.
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  1259. Violent maniac: "I'm willing to die!" Fed up New Yorkers: "Your terms are acceptable."
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  1260.  @countofdownable  Correct.
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  1261.  @Chris.1812  Eye see what you did, there.
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  1262.  @bobriggins8862 Fair enough. Which transaction you meant wasn't entirely clear. Now it is. Good grief.
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  1263.  @Wheeler63  "Complaining" is a very weird misspelling of "clarifying." Neither you nor anyone else has ever "moved a lot more than $10K" in CURRENCY with a phone call. Real currency is physical, not electronic, so you have to be physically present to receive it.
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  1264.  @recordkeepingandinformatio8206  Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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  1265. Looking forward to the cat videos. 😂
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  1266. Wait just a damned minute! Are you saying that developers in New Jersey, of all places, engage in bribery and other illegal activities? NO WAY! I am SHOCKED, I tell you, SHOCKED!
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  1267. Remember when everyone kept their feelings to themselves? Pepperidge Farm remembers!
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  1268. Well, THAT looked expensive.
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  1269. At least my neighborhood traded in our do-nothing Dem councilman for a chick who knows how to put out fires! It's a start.
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  1270. If the IRS destroyed paper Forms 1099 before entering them into the system, then they won't know about the income reported thereon and there'd be no mismatch. This guy has it backwards.
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  1271.  @paulaw418  But they do. The enormous pre-existing tourist base was the reason Disney located there in the first place. Flagler laid the foundation. Disney merely built atop it.
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  1272.  @paulaw418  Oops, your notification appeared after my post about the other tourism companies for some reason, so I thought you were referencing my post about Universal, SeaWorld, etc. My answer is now: so what? The OP was talking about EMPLOYMENT, not tourism revenues. Your point is a non sequitur.
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  1273. Yet your dog will still think the dog in the mirror is a completely different dog that needs to be challenged. We love them but, dear Lord, are they stupid!
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  1274. Might not have been 4-down capable or was improperly set up for it.
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  1275. Great. Now China Joe is plagiarizing lines from the movie "Dave."
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  1276. How did you overlook mosquitos as pollinators on your "downsides of eradication" list?
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  1277. The consistency of the color-coding throughout the La Paz system is EPIC. 😃
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  1278. The "serial killer dressing as a woman" plot sounds exactly like the plot from an early (first season?) episode of "Criminal Minds." I'm not saying she "recycled" someone else's story, but...
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  1279. I'm surprised that the legendary political corruption didn't get a dishonorable mention.
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  1280.  @kariw.160  You completely missed the joke.
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  1281. Pearl was NOT the "single target," the IJN hit ALL the major airfields, too. They destroyed 169 U.S. military aircraft, which allowed them to steam back home unmolested.
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  1282.  @gardengatesopen  If you didn't know ahead of time that you were looking at pollen, you'd assume that you were looking at smoke from an uncontrolled wildfire. Yes, it's THAT thick.
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  1283.  Barr Stool  There's a flaw in your assertion. If the answer is truly "no" then why couldn't she simply answer in the negative? Where's the harm in that? What protocols are compromised? Declining to answer implies that there's something to hide.
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  1284. It may suck hot, dry wind but I'm still going to watch it (eventually) because: Did you see her legs in that dress?!?
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  1285.  @usauk3605  None of your points are wrong, sir. Dead is, in fact, dead, but my original point was that the video is about WARSHIPS and their CREWS. Collateral damage and casualties are a worthy topic for an entirely different (and quite depressing) video.
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  1286.  @usauk3605  No inconvenience whatsoever. I've enjoyed our exchange. Which book(s) have you been reading? I recently finished reading "Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors" and "Shattered Sword" and highly recommend both.
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  1287.  @usauk3605  Thank you for the recommendations! I just found a used paperback copy of "Screaming Eagle" and ordered it. "Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors" is about the Battle Off Samar. "Shattered Sword" is about Midway, with a deep dive into various Japanese sources and well-thought-out and thoroughly evidenced challenges to much of the conventional wisdom surrounding that battle. Be advised that both are extremely detailed works containing harrowing accounts by survivors and not lightweight "beach reads." 😀
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  1288.  @usauk3605  My pleasure! 😀
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  1289.  @kennethdeanmiller7324  The most weighted factor in selecting the targets was the MASSIVE military-industrial presence in those regions. Hiroshima had a major port, enormous IJN presence, an IJA headquarters, and munitions production, storage, and distribution facilities. Nagasaki wasn't even the primary target of the second bomb. It was hit because Kokura (the primary target, selected due to the large number of factories producing aircraft and other military assets) was obscured by cloud cover. Nagasaki was originally chosen to be the primary target of the third bomb due to its own concentration of factories producing war materiel but, as we all know, the third bomb was never even assembled, much less deployed. Now, nearly 80 years later, it is long past time for historical revisionists to stop pretending that these targets were anything other than huge concentrations of military-industrial power feeding Imperial Japan's massive war machine and just shut the hell up, already. #FAFO
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  1290. But, but, but, everyone knows that fresh warm cookies are the first stage of every fascist dictatorship! 🙄
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  1291. My passport is ALWAYS ready... to wave proudly in your FACE!
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  1292. Did your American audience of bat-guano crazy ideologues REALLY cheer the fact that some woman is being imprisoned over a non-threatening WORD??? That is, quite literally, the most illiberal reaction to a blatant abuse of human rights that I've seen in months (sadly, the year is young). I'll bet that all of those irony-impaired terrible people claim to be "feminists," too.
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  1293. Revision? Like in software patches?
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  1294. She hasn't been funny since she was in "Medusa: Dare to be Truthful."
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  1295. @ghost mall There are at least 222 new urban communities listed in the USA alone. Very few of them are JUST "outdoor malls" like those shown, although most do offer appropriately-scaled retail space. In which "more places" do you wish to see new urbanism, specifically? Tell me which region you call home and I can probably find several examples within an easy day trip for you to go check out for yourself.
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  1296. We don't get paid until YOU get paid!
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  1297. West Virginia makes PERFECT sense, given its illustrious history as a leader in innovative transportation technologies. In 1975, the government funded the prototype Morgantown PRT project which ran years behind schedule and overshot its budget by 3 - 4 times. It still exists and works fine 90% of the time (I've ridden it) but nobody EVER built another one and nobody ever will. History will inevitably repeat, as it often does.
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  1298.  @MrLaz0rz  Only applies when backing a trailer. If you want the trailer to go left, push the bottom of the steering wheel left and vice-versa.
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  1299. YouTube didn't recommend this video until it had been out for 4 days. MICROAGGRESSION!!! I responded by watching it and clicking the Like button.
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  1300. I'm not even sure who she is or what she does. <-- Here is where I suddenly realize that I've just explained the reason for all this pronoun nonsense.
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  1301. To quote the producer in the movie "Soapdish" -- NORMAL? I'm NORMAL and nobody wants to see ME on television!!!
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  1302. You didn't tell us whether or not Warren got a scholarship to college.
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  1303.  @douglasneat9147  Spraying manure on those idiots seems redundant. 🤣
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  1304. I despise Fauxcahontas as much as the next thinking person but let's be fair about this. Musk is NOT an inventor. He's NOT an innovator. He's an INVESTOR. He's quite skilled at it but he didn't create PayPal; he bought in and later sold it for a tidy bundle. His rocketry company based their work on freely available NASA research that we the taxpayers paid for decades ago. Electric cars were actually the first cars developed more than 130 years ago. Federal tax credits of 1.5 billion dollars subsidized people's purchase of 200,000 Teslas. I paid for that but I don't have a Tesla. You paid for that but you don't have a Tesla. I'll grant that those three companies were fairly successful but everything else he's proposed is still in the realm of pure CGI vaporware.
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  1305.  @theayatollahofrockandrolla  That's not how that works, so I must assume that you're ridiculing the hysterical toddlers who can't accept that he's just not into them. Well played!
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  1306. Cul de sacs were originally valuable tools to enable a neighborhood's edge to conform to its terrain, such as following shorelines and hugging foothills. Developers bastardized them into tools for jamming as many lots as possible into their subdivisions. They are now the second-best choice for those who want their neighbors' bored kids to rob and vandalize their homes (gated communities remain the VERY best choice for that).
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  1307.  @clutchgorilla0941  Yep, and ONE phone call would have put him right back where he was, as the insurance commercial says, "like it never happened."
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  1308. Bongs for SCIENCE!
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  1309. If a driver turns into you, doesn't that mean they're a shapeshifter? How cool!
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  1310. 2:18 - Man, I stomped down HARD on the imaginary brake under my desk!
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  1311.  @ChandlerJuliet  Like the drum? LOL. What happened to your geometric earrings? With or without them, you're killing it in these sketches! 😀
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  1312. Fuel cells are just inefficient, excessively complicated batteries that can explode and kill you. If you obtain the hydrogen and oxygen from electrolysis, you will NEVER get back as much energy as you put into the process.
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  1313. That's just the Lefties. Nobody else cares.
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  1314. "My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!' Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away."
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  1315. /clap /clap /clap /clap /clap /clap /clap <- Here ya go!
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  1316.  @TypeHoeNegative  It's called "life experience." Go get some of that - or send him money if you wish. Just remember that he said he already had an attorney working on the case.
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  1317. Taxpiercer.
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  1318. To sum up: Don't do drugs, kids!
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  1319. #11: Hey, everybody! Free car wash!
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  1320. ABC: Bitches and moans about the Governor's order banning mask mandates. Also ABC: Interviews several medical professionals who are not wearing masks. Also also ABC: Wonders why their ratings have tanked and more than half the country distrusts the mainstream news media. The reason many people are resisting the jab and pushing back against authoritarian mandates is precisely because these mixed messages have been spewed at them for at least a year and a half. "Rules for thee but not for me" sits well with only the elites who benefit therefrom.
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  1321. Disturbing but interesting. Please produce more of these.
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  1322. Blaming racism for everything that went wrong is a cute way to avoid a nuanced discussion of disastrous "progressive" housing policies, but let us not shift blame away from those who deserve the lion's share thereof: Corrupt city leaders who allowed massive swaths of housing AND businesses to be razed to the ground, then offered their donors/cronies lucrative contracts to build hi-rise warehouses in which to stack and store low-income families with nary a nearby trace of shops, services, or gainful employment. Let's house 5,000 poor people in a four block area without a single job in sight - what could possibly go wrong?
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  1323. 1) Those cops had excellent senses of humor. Everyone liked that! 2) Running a marathon without losing your pineapple is a total Boss move. 3) SpinLaunch is a scam. There are MANY videos here on YouTube that debunk the ever-livin' heck out of it. Every test launch has been frighteningly unstable (you can SEE that in the clip). The only impressive thing about it is the CGI. If you think it'll work, just drive down a Solar Freakin' Road or take Hyperloop and go check it out for yourself.
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  1324. The smarter move would have been the spoon trick. No risk of shattering the jar.
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  1325. Another problem with burying high voltage AC power lines is heat. They cannot use insulated cables for that reason, meaning the conduits would have to be ENORMOUS to allow for stand-off insulators. AC is the most efficient way to transmit power over long distances for a number of reasons. City and suburban underground power lines carry much lower voltage than cross-country lines, so heat isn't much of a problem. Electricity is usually converted to DC to supply nearby islands via underwater cables, which is very expensive and results in significant conversion losses. ~The More You Know~ TL;DR: This Administration is both corrupt and exceptionally stupid.
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  1326.  @Kyp031  One might even call it "Trump change." Don't get up, I'll show myself out.
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  1327. She's clearly been clearly clear about her clearly clear clarity. Clearly!
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  1328. "Are flat-earther's point of views threatening to you own?" -- Not at all! We have great need of their unique skills. That bathroom isn't going to clean itself!
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  1329. Pro tip: Do NOT watch this video while you are eating! Urrrrp...
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  1330. "Woke activist" is just a synonym for "perennially unemployable."
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  1331.  @TeddyBear-cg3lz  So what? That's a line of prose written by a writer, NOT a law passed by a legislature. Laws describe the process to immigrate LEGALLY. Why are you opposed to the rule of law?
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  1332. She forgot to warn everyone about the threat of sharknados.
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  1333. Texas asks: How is this a problem, exactly?
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  1334. If only we could fertilize our crops with all the bull-crap the White House spews out there'd never be a food shortage again.
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  1335.  @Demmrir  I've seen dozens of residential-above-retail low-rise buildings throughout the United States, in older areas of large cities, in brownfield redevelopments, and in greenfield New Urban neighborhoods. Most were designed to fit the local vernacular and NONE of them were common, boring, cheap, or "samey." For contemporary examples, check out Orenco Station in Hillsboro OR, Stapleton and Lowry in Denver CO, and Baldwin Park and Avalon Park in Orlando FL.
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  1336. "Got him!" seems to be the recurring theme of this compilation. 🤣
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  1337. It's just SO great that China has all these brand-spanking new metro systems. I wonder how they paid for them. I wonder why the USA is having such a difficult time funding more of them here. Hmmm, there's no chance that these issues are even a tiny bit related, is there? There's certainly NO chance that exporting such a massive amount of our manufacturing base and wealth to a hostile nation has enhanced their infrastructure while our own stagnates! By all means, let us praise China's transit systems while ridiculing America's and not even acknowledge part of the reason why this disparity came to be.
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  1338. That Chevy wasn't "parked" -- it was abandoned.
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  1339. A lot of commenters have been arguing about the term "PeopleMover," as some note the existence of different urban and airport PeopleMover systems. Let's clear that up. "PeopleMover" is commonly a generic term for smaller-scale AGT (Automated Guideway Transit) systems of varying design. Disney's PeopleMover is just one of MANY such designs, specifically known as the "WEDway PeopleMover." There were three of these built in the USA: two in Disney parks and one at IAH in Houston TX. The tracks do NOT "move," as was incorrectly stated in the video. Instead, the WEDway design uses LIM (Linear Induction Motor) technology to propel the trains magnetically. The Detroit PeopleMover is a rail-based design that also uses LIM tech. The Miami MetroMover is a PeopleMover that is basically an elevated electric bus network. The Jacksonville Skyway uses conventional small-scale monorail tech.
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  1340. STOP calling it a "theory." It's BARELY even a hypothesis! 🤣🤣🤣
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  1341. "Skypiercer"
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  1342.  @Jc-ms5vv  You must be a tiny little toddler. Just keep buying in to The Narrative (TM) and stay in an endless state of panic for the rest of your life. What could possibly go wrong with that?
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  1343.  @GeneRogers-xl9um  "in the end" - I see what you did, there.
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  1344. "Calm down! Get ahold of yourself!"
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  1345. SIG, sir!
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  1346.  @fbyi2940  Boredom is underrated.
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  1347. It's been quite a while since I've heard such an organic use of the expression "turd burglar." Well played, sir, well played.
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  1348.  @jayasmrmore3687  As in "non-forced."
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  1349.  @ronmatthews1738  He probably didn't show any in-person interactions with others due to legal concerns. He probably spends a significant amount of his workday speaking with people on the phone. You've heard of "phones," have you not?
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  1350. Why not? It's worked so well in Santiago... oh, wait, no it hasn't.
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  1351.  @dennis2376  Thank you for answering. However, the word "everyone" does NOT appear anywhere in my comment, so I am once again confused. I find it difficult to comprehend that you couldn't do some basic isometric exercises. Do you know what that is? An isometric exercise is an exercise involving the static contraction of a muscle without any visible movement in the angle of the joint. For example, it could be as simple as repetitive flexing or pressing your hands together and using one arm to push while resisting with the other. It can be done while sitting or even prone. Consult your PT, they could help.
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  1352. The Silos are a little overrated and the goods are pricy, but it's a pleasant stroll. Magnolia Table is a couple miles from there and the food is delicious!
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  1353. SHHHHHH! Damn it! We lucked out that he ignored the entire Coastal Bend!
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  1354. @@salspencer91 Go right ahead. Texas is a Constitutional Carry state and many Texans do so, especially in Corpus.
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  1355. Shhhhh! Don't tell anyone!
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  1356. So, "they" want to murder that little girl. WHO, precisely, are "they?" Why would "they" want to kill her? How does she know this is so? Why would you meekly accept such a statement at  face value?
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  1357.  @josephcavaliere9772  Utah was a training vessel used for target practice, not an active-duty combatant. She lost about 50 men. The fact that the Japanese wasted so much ordinance on her doubtless saved a few ships and a lot of lives.
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  1358. Gated communities are GREAT - especially if you're tired of your home being broken into, vandalized, and burgled by strangers and would rather be victimized by your neighbors' waterhead children.
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  1359.  @shenzhendrake2429  Way to earn that 50 cents, you illiterate wumao! That $2.50 monthly paycheck will surely put a lot of food on your table. Your mother must be proud.
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  1360.  @dwalmop2  She's the U.S. Secretary of Energy who doesn't know anything about energy. She bragged about driving her EV from Michigan to DC without having to stop for gas but completely failed to mention how many times she had to stop for recharging and how long that took.
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  1361.  @ShortbusMooner  Then please explain what you meant.
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  1362. Don't you just hate it when people "break checks" -- Use credit cards, instead. 🤣
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  1363. "Care-uh-mell" is the candy pronunciation.
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  1364.  @BillPigg  Only the parenthetical in your second sentence. The rest of it stands.
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  1365.  @BillPigg  I'm a writer. I know writer words.
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  1366. She was the female lead in "Cowboys & Aliens" and played "Thirteen" on "House MD" for several seasons.
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  1367. I don't care nearly as much about the "subpoenas and investigations" into the evil little garden gnome as I do about a Rep majority putting the brakes on this out-of-control spending on pure Leftoid nonsense.
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  1368. "Carbon-free?" More than half of the UK's power is generated by fossil fuels and they're shuttering nuclear plants! I call "bull-crap."
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  1369. We already HAVE the word "Megalopolis." We don't need another word to describe the same thing, especially a word that sounds like Elon Musk coined it in yet another attempt to drive up his stock price by over-promising and under-delivering something that already existed decades before he took credit for it.
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  1370. In Resident Biden's case, the glass is not half full of water, it's half full of hot air.
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  1371. It also takes our solar system about 240,000,000 years to orbit the galaxy.
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  1372.  @Black-Re4per  Uncontrolled field. No ATC contact required in most cases. The roads are also taxiways, NOT runways.
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  1373. It's very strange that Boring Co. couldn't automate a simple vehicle lift, considering that fully automated multi-level parking systems have existed for DECADES. There's one in Kuwait that can manage over 2,000 cars. There's one in Germany that can retrieve a car from its space in less than 2 minutes. There's one in DC that will have your car on the exit pad before you get downstairs from your condo. They're everywhere. They work. What's YOUR problem, Boring Co.?
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  1374.  @notsojoerogan  It's from 1980s America and we're not even a little bit sorry about that.
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  1375. I love living in Texas. We're so damn cranky here in "The Friendship State!"
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  1376. Tim's future political campaign motto: "Grow up and grow a pair!"
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  1377. Aren't these mayors definitionally in a state of open rebellion against the United States government?
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  1378. Judge Pirro: Don't hold back, tell us how you REALLY feel!
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  1379. The Drinker's analyzing "Jaws?" We're gonna need a bigger internet.
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  1380.  @TheOmegaDMM  Fair enough (the second part of your comment, that is). I am a little shocked that nobody on TBBT ever said "Blow it out your boson!" to Sheldon. They missed a real opportunity, there. Well served, sir, well served.
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  1381. @Steven Smith Name-calling is the debate technique of a toddler. Does your mommy know you're using her computer to be a naughty little boy?
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  1382. It's funnier if we don't tell Shives that all the "Snazis" are dead.
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  1383.  @fobbitoperator3620  Haven't seen it yet. Some day!
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  1384. @Punching Bag She didn't say "female dinosaur," she just tacked on "woman inherits the earth" to Ian Malcolm's rant because, as you know, it was in the script. Like, what's your point?
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  1385. @Punching Bag Yes I did. It's certainly true that KK has well and truly earned a healthy dose of contempt from the fans of the IPs she's denigrated, that line in JP was just a silly joke. I have faith that we shall survive it.
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  1386. That first guy is throwing a lot of unjustified rage at a driver who did nothing wrong. He was at least a hundred yards ahead when he changed lanes. He was uncomfortable with the tight curve at freeway speeds. He thought the semi was crowding the line. He was just being careful. The cammer needs the services of a mental health professional.
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  1387. I'm certain that a baby being taught to chug will NEVER become a problem later...
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  1388. Yep. One of my neighbors got his "incredibly advanced alien technology" hung up in a tree last week. He managed to retrieve it without involving the Pentagon.
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  1389. "Breaks?" Are the BRAKES broken?
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  1390. This story is WHACK. Don't get up, I'll show myself out.
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  1391.  @bravokilo8478  I can't take credit for originating that one. I wish I could remember where I read it!
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  1392. People, these are the reasons why we live in the Prime Timeline.
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  1393.  @enjoyslearningandtravel7957  In most of our cities, office or residential above retail is perfectly legal. In New Urban communities, it is the default. In typical postwar suburbs, not so much.
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  1394. Bon appetit!
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  1395. The obvious question is: What DIDN'T he report on the disclosure forms?
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  1396. North of Dallas.
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  1397. What IS that???
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  1398.  @RowdyRodRoddy  "No?" That's not an argument. What do you even MEAN by that? Are you defending objectively reckless driving? Explain your position, please.
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  1399.  @RowdyRodRoddy  Cammer blew straight thru the intersection from the "Right Turn Only" lane. That's something. You can SEE the arrow on the pavement in the video HE provided. Try opening your eyes.
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  1400. James Brown's "Living in America." Got to have a celebration.
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  1401. Your terms are acceptable.
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  1402. Sounds like an early type of Nixie.
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  1403.  @electric7487  Exactly!
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  1404. It's "Lia" as in "wilLIAm." Get it? 🤣🤣🤣
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  1405.  @mikebarry6970  Try reading an intro book on basic statistics. It's known math. Then you won't look like a gullible, hysterical little girl.
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  1406. 1) My truck has more towing capacity than I'll ever need. 2) I'm sure that I'll never want to chrome another item on my truck. 3) My RV is too damn big! 4) You shouldn't monogram that. 5) Let's take the kids to Drag Queen Story Time, it'll be a hoot! 6) Austin's mayor is doing an incredible job. 7) Taco Bell is so much better than Taco Cabana.
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  1407.  @toddsalmon6541  Both are true. It's never too hot/cold/wet/dry for grillin'.
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  1408.  @americanmadeford  You are NOT wrong. Cheers!
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  1409. Motorcyclist trying to kill himself? Check. Canadian being aggressively un-Canadian? Check. Cammer refusing to defuse a situation because "it's the principle of the thing?" Check. Florida man sighting? Check. Must be Friday.
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  1410. The NTEU represents employees throughout Treasury, not just IRS employees. They're also absolutely USELESS. They do nothing but side with management. God forbid you have a REAL problem!
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  1411. "Non-binary" is just another one of the far Left's endless series of synonyms for "unemployable, unf*ckable, and insufferable."
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  1412. @ Check out the immigration rules of literally every other country in this hemisphere and tell me which ones let people enter their borders BEFORE vetting them. I'll wait.
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  1413. They probably did. No car ever built can outrun a RADIO!
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  1414. Define "fascist" because I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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  1415. I get the joke, ma'am, and it's a good one -- but geographically Central America actually IS just the southernmost part of the North American continent.
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  1416. "You got outsmarted by a bartender" = fake news because "outsmarted" is precisely the opposite of the truth.
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  1417.  @DameMitHermelin  🤣🤣🤣
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  1418. This video features many people hitting their "break peddles" because the other driver had the "right away." We're truly doomed, aren't we?
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  1419.  @costello521  The residents are Floridians, so it must be Floridia. 🤣
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  1420. You're wrong about the best beaches. Have you never been to the Emerald Coast and the "string of pearls" of New Urbanist resort villages along scenic 30A in south Walton County? That's one of Florida's most amazing places!
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  1421. Tim, I ordered a few things from MPS via your website. The food is decent and was delivered quickly, but now every YT video I watch is interrupted by their ads. My mailbox is full of their inedible spam, and I get their robo-texts all day long. Just thought you should know.
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  1422.  @thomasfitzpatrick6392 That's not a person, it was a television show. There's a difference. Stay in school, kids.
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  1423. It's Kamel-toe.
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  1424. What happened to the Hippocratic Oath? It's been replaced by the Hypocritical Oath.
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  1425. "Use energy to pump water up hill, this allows for rapid load following and controlled release" -- This technique is known as "pumped storage" and we already use it in a few locations. While not the same as pumped storage, the California and Colorado Aqueducts lift water over mountains and recapture some of the energy on the downhill side.
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  1426. There is nothing more validating than the moment when a total stranger at the urinals smiles at you approvingly while saying "nice penis!" 🤣🤣🤣
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  1427. "Make a gaffe" is a weird euphemism for "sniff a little girl."
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  1428.  @scarpfish  Most were originally built for joint use in the 19th century. Reactivating them in conjunction with brownfields redevelopment makes ALL the sense.
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  1429.  @thedapperdolphin1590  *tracts
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  1430. That isn't how it works. There's no "additional profit" to be kept. It's a per-gallon end-user tax that's charged to the consumer. Gas stations just collect it at point of sale and then pay it to the government with their quarterly excise tax returns, like most retail sales taxes.
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  1431.  @kateshiningdeer3334  Indeed. Because private companies have a FLAWLESS track record of "protecting" the public. Union Carbide, Pfizer, Janssen, Boeing, etc. Flawless! Is this your first day on Earth?🤣
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  1432. "Breaks" vs "brakes" and "right aways" vs "right of way." (or "rights of way" if plural). Do dashcams delete 12 years of English classes from one's brain? They certainly seem to delete Driver's Education!
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  1433. Judge Blobfish needs to spend some quality time behind bars.
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  1434.  @djjazzyjeff1232  Fair enough. 😁
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  1435.  @Ham_Strokers_Ejacula  Austin is deep blue, genius.
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  1436.  @Ham_Strokers_Ejacula  Correct. But cities are patrolled by CITY cops, and Austin is bright blue with a PD that's had its funding reduced, a girly-Mayor and City Council that encouraged homeless people to come set up campsites everywhere, and a million Californicators who fled the state they made unlivable only to vote for the same crap after moving here and driving real estate prices into the stratosphere. If you don't live here, you don't know squat about it.
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  1437. It makes you grow Wolverine claws.
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  1438. Give Drew a bit of credit for providing even more evidence why celebrities' political opinions are never to be taken seriously. Also, give her a bit of a break - she is NOT aging well.
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  1439. Buy the damned ambulance and convert it into an RV that gets to the campsite first. #WinningAtLife
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  1440. There is no monkey in this video. That was a Chimpanzee living his best life.
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  1441.  @ladycactus110  I was merely clarifying why I put ABQ on my "mentions" list. Oddly enough, the presence of the RailRunner and BRT line(s) puts them ahead of a surprising number of cities of similar size. We are lagging behind much of the developed world when it comes to transportation choices although, as you pointed out, we are in the lead when it comes to conversational opportunities with ex-felons and the homeless. We're Number One! We're Number One!
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  1442. I think the total stupidity of Hyperloop sent him over the edge.
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  1443. It wouldn't be a proper DL compilation without crappy footage from a Tesla potato-cam! 🤣
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  1444. It appears that 8,000 Americans die every day from all causes. Roughly 800 have died per day from COVID-19. Perhaps an appreciation of perspective could have helped us avoid demolishing the economy and disrupting the food supply chain by, say, just advising those in critical work environments to wear masks and gloves and those at extreme risk to self-quarantine.
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  1445. As often as we bemoan the scrapping of historically significant warships (I weep for our failure to save CV-6), it certainly seems that the United States has preserved an astonishing number of them. How do we compare to other nations in this regard, Drach?
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  1446. Spoiler alert: Yes. Yes, it can.
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  1447.  @occam2012  I got it for free in a multi-film collection and still haven't watched it!
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  1448. The Pelican Island Causeway is in NO way a "key" transportation asset. It can easily be temporarily replaced by a spare ferryboat or two from Port Aransas just like the Port Isabel Causeway was when it got knocked into the water by a barge tow in September 2001. In addition to some shipyards and tank farms, Pelican Island also has the Texas A&M university Galveston campus and a public park with two World War Two US Navy vessels you can visit. What's your actual point?
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  1449. Don't worry, Penny always calms him down!
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  1450. This technology is unnecessary. We already have proven MagLev designs that don't require passengers to lie down in a windowless coffin and get shot through a dark sewer pipe. Even if they solve the myriad engineering challenges, they will NEVER overcome the psychological barriers. People want to sit comfortably, enjoy the view, and occasionally get up and walk around.
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  1451. The United States is not the largest country in the world and we're not the oldest country in the world, but we sure do pack a LOT of history into surprisingly compact areas over surprisingly short time frames. Happy Independence Day, my fellow Americans!
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  1452.  @aceiku9806  Just reply about the replies.
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  1453. "Executive Decision" - A very entertaining 90s film!
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  1454. The continuing adventures of our favorite Florida Man: Mister Trayne Horne!
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  1455.  @nathant17  He missed the surprisingly nice city park on the southeast side of Post.
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  1456. As a committed Centrist, I have to ask if all this angry rhetoric also applies to those who laid siege to the courthouse in Portland for more than 150 days, those who invaded the Senate and Supreme Court to protest the nomination of the most boring nominee in America's history, those who set fire to swaths of DC four years ago this very month, and those who destroyed government buildings and hundreds of small businesses in Minneapolis, Kenosha, Rochester, and elsewhere in 2020 alone? A recent Princeton study shows that there were 570 violent demonstrations (aka riots) in 220 locations across America last year. Claiming that ONE particular riot in DC "isn't normal" is charmingly disingenuous. The mainstream and social media pundits have downplayed this repeated violence so vehemently that we've become desensitized and even accustomed to it. THAT is the REAL tragedy, and nobody should dare pretend to be surprised at this stage of the geopolitical game. Should ALL violent thugs be held to the same standard, or is that different "because reasons?" If it is different, what might those reasons be? Can anyone articulate a rational response to my quite valid question? Anyone? The floor is yours.
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  1457.  @nicolast.davinci1561  Yeah, all they do is cut-and-paste from their scripts so they're completely incapable of actually answering questions. A chatbot has more imagination.
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  1458.  @Craig-zq2qx  The line the mechanic said to Clark W. Griswald in "Vacation" played in my head.
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  1459. The funniest thing about this is that the can with Mr. Veiny's face on it really makes his man-face stand out! 🤣
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  1460. Scraping? Like scraping barnacles off of the hull?
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  1461. What's all this "they" stuff? Wasn't it just ONE person? I vehemently object to this callous abuse of my beautiful native language!
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  1462. As intentionally nonsensical as you were, you still somehow managed to be far more coherent than the eco-terrorists. 🤣
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  1463. Too many cammers in this one are exhibiting the patience of an 8-month-old shrieking for his binky.
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  1464. Fun story but there's no way that those humans are the cat's parents. That cat's parents are CATS. Stay in school, kids.
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  1465. Not only did you fail to demonstrate how these flyers were "racist," but you also failed to show ONE SINGLE SHRED of evidence that ANY "threats" were made against ANYONE. Perhaps you should consider hiring a few actual JOURNALISTS.
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  1466.  @OrionWebster  Of course! Current Guy accomplished nothing that helped anyone during a half-century political career other than SOMEHOW making everyone in his family millionaires on a single GOVERNMENT salary.
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  1467. Didn't there used to be about 7,000 transit cops employed by the MTA? Now they're just part of the NYPD and down to HALF of their former strength, right? I wonder if there is some sort of correlation with the spiking crime rate in the subway, but I guess we'll never know. <--sarcasm.
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  1468.  @christianbrother4724  I remember it QUITE well, I assure you. My rental property was knocked completely out of commission from Aug 2017 until Jan 2019. Had to spend about 1/3 more than the insurance covered to bring it up to the new windstorm code. Ouch.
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  1469. The cheerleader list's "creepy factor" really depends on your age and that of the cheerleaders in question. Adult man + adult cheerleaders = not creepy. Adult man + high school cheerleaders = SUPER creepy.
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  1470. Trouble pronouncing Spanish names? Color me shocked. He can barely pronounce English names!
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  1471. You'd better let Dallas know that because they'll have no idea unless you do. They have the largest light rail system in North America, two streetcar systems, two commuter rail systems, the Las Colinas APT system, two different rail connections to DFW Airport, and a gazillion yellow-and-white buses.
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  1472.  @GameTimeWhy  I said no such thing. Whoopsie!
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  1473.  @GameTimeWhy  Whoopsie! My bad. It can be hard to tell when Poe's Law is in play when Musk is the topic. :)
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  1474.  @smushycows2334  What kind of "scientist?" Biologist? Virologist? Immunologist? Or are you a computer scientist like that awful insane lady who promotes quackery yet has no business rendering medical opinions?
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  1475. My all-time favorite psych pscam was that icon of the 1990s: co-dependency. No matter what you were feeling, it was a "symptom" of "co-dependency."
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  1476. He's warming up for another Comedy Central Roast.
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  1477.  @emkay888  The burden of proof is on IRS for income. The burden's on the taxpayer for deductions. Pro Tip: The IRS does NOT have to "find" the hidden income. They can back into it by determining how much it costs you to live in your region and subtracting what you actually reported. It's ridiculously easy, mathematically speaking. Holds up in court, too.
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  1478.  @7th_CAV_Trooper  Incorrect, sir. It is NOT "the same thing." There are SEVEN agencies within the Department of the Treasury. The IRS is only ONE of them (the most hated one, for sure). ALL of their front-line employees are eligible to join the NTEU. Thank you for your service.
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  1479. Generally, if homes are cheap then so is land.
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  1480. Those Tesla cams are really cheap, low-quality hardware. I have to wonder about the rest of the vehicle.
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  1481. It's ONE franchisee in ONE state, not the entire company. The video clearly said so. Maybe you should watch it before posting.
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  1482. Thanks to you based people in Oz for providing the perfect pronoun for these insufferable twats. It's gender-neutral and rhymes with "punt."
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  1483. #13: Let's just ignore the fact that you were clocking highway speed in a damned PARKING LOT! Idiot.
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  1484.  @thetechloop65  A few months ago, I was heading north on 75 from Gainesville and took almost two hours to go 10 miles because some damned Yankee decided to burn their gigantic RV down to the axles. Probably thought "Why bother shutting off the propane valve?" THAT is why, former RVer!
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  1485.  @StoneyRerootkit  Correct.
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  1486.  @Growmap  Our water utility uses aquifer (well) water and surface water from lakes. I supplement my city supply with captured rainwater. Water doesn't just immediately return to aquifers after being sprayed on the ground. It takes months or even years to do so -- as I said, "the hard way."
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  1487.  @rngnv4551  I didn't say they could legally do that, I said that the cops would PROBABLY not have cared if they'd just acted like polite adults instead of hysterical toddlers pitching a fit. They disrespected the tribe's HOME and, like the song says, you get what you give.
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  1488. That cop is giving off T-1000 vibes.
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  1489. Prairie Dogs. You know why.
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  1490.  @immobileaf9762  Calm down. It's a joke based on a children's story from the Indus Valley that eventually made its way to Mesopotamia thousands of years BCE.
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  1491.  @rubbledebubble  Turtles all the way down!
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  1492.  @ericgrace9995  I thought the description sounded vaguely like the robot from "Forbidden Planet" but with a man inside, more flamethrowers, and lots of parachutes. :)
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  1493.  @freedomwillneverdie6600  Compelling argument. I'm convinced.
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  1494. Speed limits are set by the STATES.
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  1495.  @nuclearmedicineman6270  You think YOU were threatened? I'll have you know that, immediately after viewing Carlson's bit about this incident and laughing my ass off, my phone rang. "They" KNEW! I was obviously mere seconds from being thrown in the gulag.
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  1496.  @ronanbrodrick9168  Why do you bring up irrelevancies in response to Mr. Flores' condolences? Did you forget to take your ADHD medication?
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  1497. I visited the Demopolis Lock & Dam back in 2002. My big regret is not having stopped to try the restaurant at the Demopolis Yacht Basin on my way out of town. The internet says that its name has changed a few times, but in 2002 the big sign on the roof clearly stated that its name was "Restaurant." It was across the parking lot from "Motel."
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  1498. If this was an episode of "Friends," it would be titled "The One with Many Horns."
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  1499. Tell us you're laundering money without telling us you're laundering money.
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  1500. That one driver listening to "10 Things You Didn't Know About Big Top PeeWee" is a definite YouTube-ception moment. When can we expect your collab with Minty Comedic Arts?
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  1501.  @MegaForrestgump  OK: "nobody ELSE running a red light."
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  1502. Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame!
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  1503. Your perspective is incorrect. It's not a national issue here. The finer elements of transportation funding allocation are usually left up to local governments and/or regional MPOs. For example, Houston is a nightmarish hash of bad zoning and no zoning while Austin has Traditional Neighborhood Design parallel codes, traffic calming, bike lanes, roundabouts, and diverging diamonds.
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  1504.  @tomg9061  With the insane car and gas prices these days, you have more reason to flex than most! :)
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  1505. Why do people act surprised when an enormous wave pummels them at the beach? They're AT THE BEACH. If they were in the middle of the Mojave Desert, THAT would be a surprise!
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  1506. Motorcyclist travels at aircraft speed and can't understand why the driver he hit didn't see him. All righty then.
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  1507.  @TheZeeboman  Hospital, singular, and there are some questions about that claim.
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  1508. The Stepford gays.
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  1509.  @rappakalja5295  You keep using the word "fascists." I do not think it means what you think it means. But an even better counterargument is: Buzzword, buzzword, buzzword. I win.
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  1510. The posted speed limit, which is usually determined by each state's Department of Transportation. 65, 70, or 75 mph on most rural Interstate and US highways. 55, 60, or 65 mph through most urban areas. There are exceptions, of course. Speed limits are temporarily lowered through construction zones. There are some Interstates in the western US with limits as high as 80mph and a tollway in central Texas has the highest signed speed limit in the nation at 85mph along its southernmost segment. We have a real hodgepodge of roads here in the USA, with Interstate, US, state, city, and county road networks, but the long-haul big rigs primarily travel along limited-access Interstates, US highways, and state highways ("freeways"). I hope this explanation was helpful.
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  1511. Aaaaand... NOW you know why most American railroads switched to diesel-electric locomotives as quickly as possible!
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  1512. Ever drop an ice cube on your bare toe? Multiply that by 600,000.
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  1513.  @ryeuhnbrus8287  I disagree with some of what you said but, man, that was hilarious! Here, take my up-vote.
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  1514. Manliness is best defined by the Boy Scouts parody song "Be Prepared" by Tom Lehrer: Be prepared! That's the Boy Scouts' marching song Be prepared! As through life you march along Be prepared to hold your liquor pretty well Don't write naughty words on walls if you can't spell Be prepared! To hide that pack of cigarettes Don't make book if you cannot cover bets Keep those reefers hidden where you're sure That they will not be found And be careful not to smoke them When the scoutmaster's around For he only will insist that it be shared Be prepared! Be prepared! That's the Boy Scouts' solemn creed Be prepared! And be clean in word and deed Don't solicit for your sister, that's not nice Unless you get a good percentage of her price Be prepared! And be careful not to do Your good deeds when there's no one watching you If you're looking for adventure of a New and different kind And you come across a Girl Scout who is Similarly inclined Don't be nervous, don't be flustered, don't be scared Be prepared!
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  1515.  @tabithaainsley7965  That is a, good question.
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  1516.  @johnwood3891  I'm not sure they can fit a ballpark underneath the convention center.
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  1517.  @МиливојеКнежевић  Unilateral.
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  1518. ERROR: There aren't any mountains in the panhandle.
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  1519. @RunFor OurLives You mean that thing that had essentially vanished until the Left brought it back to life because they had no meaningful ideas?
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  1520.  @alexspareone3872  His party was National SOCIALIST. That's left-wing.
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  1521.  @GameDevMadeEasy  Good start so far! Instead of peanut butter (high in saturated fats), dip your celery in hummus (that sounded naughty, but it wasn't - perhaps I should rephrase it anyway). Instead of cutting chicken, substitute lean turkey for the beef. Step goals are great - get a Fitbit or similar watch to set & track your goals. The important thing is to find a balance that works for YOU.
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  1522. You are comparing apples and screwdrivers. California overregulated themselves into a corner and impaired their own generating capacity by caving in to hypocrites who keep using gobs of electricity while whining about "dirty" power production and driving their single-occupant Hummers to environmental protests. Texas actually HAS the generating capacity but this once-per-century weather event has frozen generators and wellheads while also dropping power lines onto the ground. Come summer, Texans will be sipping iced tea in air-conditioned comfort while you folks will be sweating in the dark. Just remember to NOT vote the same way you did there after you escape the lunacy and move to Texas!
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  1523.  @leekah9981  Just pointing out that the OP said GRADUATE degrees, which include master's and PhDs. A Bachelor's degree is an UNDERGRADUATE degree.
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  1524. Did she really just call Buzzfeed a "major media company" while maintaining a straight face? Buzzfeed? BUZZFEED???
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  1525. MREs don't last as long as people think. Go freeze-dried.
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  1526. I've never watched this steaming pile but why do all the actors look like they're fifth-rate cosplayers recruited from a cheaply produced and poorly managed Star Trek convention held in Fresno in 1979?
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  1527.  @RobinP556  It's pronounced the same way in Monopoly because it's named after the actual railroad that connected coal mines to Reading and on to Philadelphia. The railroad ceased to exist in 1979 when its assets were transferred to Conrail.
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  1528.  chrissperling9148  I clearly do, as I specified that I was referring to SHIPPING, not geography. You obviously have no comprehension of what "shipping" means.
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  1529.  @UserName-ts3sp  I don't know if it's "big" as ports go, but it covers about 2,500 acres and has around 4,000 people working for the 70-odd companies at the port and industrial park. 😀
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  1530.  @Yoursistersazz  Again, reading is FUNdamental. I am fully aware that Oklahoma is GEOGRAPHICALLY landlocked. I used to live there. What I actually SAID was that it is not landlocked in terms of SHIPPING, because it has ocean access via navigable waterways. Cheese and rice, does anyone still know how to READ a simple paragraph?
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  1531.  @DailyDoseOfInternet  Congratulations for becoming India-famous!
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  1532. Austin has a nice waterfront along Town Lake with a hike-and-bike trail that circumnavigates the lake. Austin is also creating a Riverwalk-like district along Waller Creek featuring a chain of parks and various development opportunities. Las Colinas Urban Center in Irving has a lovely "mini-Riverwalk" called the Mandalay Canal with a few shops and restaurants that's served by a modest 4-station APT system with a connected DART light rail station. RiverPlace in Portland contains a mix of uses along the banks of the Willamette River and is served by the streetcar. Indianapolis has a lovely urban canal flanked by office buildings, apartments, museums, and monuments. Its pathways connect to an Urban Wilderness trail providing access to the 250 acre White River State Park. It even had a station on the Clarian PeopleMover until the system was shuttered in 2019. Detroit has a roughly 3-mile Riverwalk featuring amusements, parks, and dining. There are easily dozens of other waterfront redevelopment projects throughout the USA. The above are just the ones I've most enjoyed.
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  1533. FWIW, the guy is apparently Latino, based on information posted in the cammer's comment section after some people tracked down his company info.
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  1534. @gopher wiretap And Titanic. Cameron always had a role for her. Fake Latina, Fake Irish lass, or Fake foster mom. She's a solid character actress.
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  1535. There FAR too many idiots using the Blanche Dubois technique for changing lanes: "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers."
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  1536.  @kmbbmj5857  They've only screwed themselves. I'm sure I'm not the only driver who's been through Breezewood numerous times and NEVER plans to stop or even pause there. I always gas up and chow down LONG before I get there and merely blow right on through as expeditiously as possible.
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  1537. Democratic city, genius.
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  1538. I heard it as "bang a billionaire." #Feminism
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  1539.  @rosameryrojas-delcerro1059  I considered angstroms per femtosecond but, as I said, I rejected metric. 🤣
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  1540. 60% of the time, Biden couldn't do basic math every time.
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  1541. Cite ANY law that was violated, you despicable tyrant.
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  1542. #9 -- You didn't get "cut off," you drama queen. He PASSED you!🤣
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  1543. We're full.
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  1544. That was a movie ticket and a candy bar. Score!
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  1545. I found that ignoring her and quietly reading a book helped. It didn't calm her down, but it helped ME.
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  1546.  @thomasmcewen5493  They're SOF, not cops!
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  1547. What's money worth when you just keep printing more of it? Ask Germany between the World Wars.
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  1548.  Nun of the Above  Depends on your source. There's at least one credible analysis that puts the number closer to 7% than 70%. I find neither number particularly overwhelming nor underwhelming. Just whelming.
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  1549. It's the middle of the word WilLIAm.
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  1550. Are we sure that wasn't satire?
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  1551. FWIW, I've been online since the internet was the ARPAnet and, until this moment, I've NEVER heard of these streamers.
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  1552. Keep sticking metaphorical forks in metaphorical outlets, June! If not you, then who? If not now, then when?
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  1553. Tropical/subtropical fruit trees in the PNW? Are you out of your mind, or just a rabid tree-killer? 🤣🤣🤣
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  1554.  @lindarock4128  What a clumsy way to say "No, you!" You're clearly an intellectual giant.
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  1555.  @WorldAccordingToBriggs  Don't existing home prices typically include the lot?
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  1556.  @GoDaddioTV  The bottom line is simply "Bad driver is bad."
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  1557. ​ @bimi4057  Then fill out the paperwork for the proper visas. Is that a problem?
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  1558.  @danlynch8282  It WAS on her paystub. The employer had to withhold taxes from her base pay to cover her tips. Now This "News" lied to get clicks. You're emotionally reacting to a propaganda piece. Calm down
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  1559.  @danlynch8282  I'm sorry, I can't talk to willfully ignorant people who can't use Google or do basic math.🤣🤣🤣
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  1560. Given that blood-red backdrop, I found Resident Brandon to be far more like General Hux than Senator Palpatine.
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  1561.  @pamogburn6151  "Everything you just said is wrong" - L. Skywalker
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  1562. "Good luck everybody" pretty much sums up every video posted here.
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  1563. There is quite a lot of transit. Briggs was ragging on the RAIL system because it's still relatively new. There are 3 rail lines totaling about 23 miles. There's a far more extensive bus network including a BRT line, dedicated bus lanes on most of the major freeways, and paratransit services. Due to the hot/wet climate, there's also a surprisingly extensive pedestrian tunnel system downtown. 6 miles of clean, well-lit tunnels link 95 city blocks. Park once, stay dry. If you want to live in a Texas city with a lot of rail transit, try Dallas.
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  1564. It's weird how they can't tell the difference between one and FIFTY, isn't it?
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  1565. "Have fun waiting for the bus while I'm already on my way." -- Have fun being stuck for hours on I-66 or the Dan Ryan while my train (and 8 other trains) blows past you in the median. I'll be at my desk eating a bagel while you'll still be trapped in your car. Are you having fun, yet?
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  1566. May God protect our troops. From Biden.
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  1567. "You all knew, you pack of bastards!"
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  1568.  @dough6759  Yes.
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  1569. During!
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  1570.  @mr1001nights  The Constitution leaves election law up to the individual states. Federal interference would be unconstitutional.
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  1571.  @annahayden  Prove that anything in the bill violates any citizen's voting rights, bud. So far, nobody's done that. It's just hysterics for the big show.
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  1572.  @ericgrace9995  That's absurd! She's far too hypocritical to use public transit.
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  1573.  @SanchoGracie  It would be VERY racist to not point out that it would be racist to not point out how racist Oreos are.
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  1574. Good video, Mr. Briggs! Sadly, the crypto scammers have infested your comment section. Perhaps that would make for a fun, interesting video?
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  1575. You have conveniently omitted the Vanderbilt video and their admission of the vast sums of filthy lucre that medical "professionals" can realize from these arguably unnecessary medical procedures. Not every doctor has your best interests at heart.
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  1576. That is an unbelievable number of poorly-assembled golf clubs. My dad and I built 4 or 5 sets of custom clubs over the years and not one single head or grip ever separated from the shaft like that, even when clipping rock or timber.
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  1577.  @alaricgoldkuhl155  Been a while for me, too. Even as a teen, I never bought that the "Fair Witness" thing could ever possibly exist. Especially if they're banging the attorney!
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  1578.  @Dangic23  Coastal Bend
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  1579.  @charliedaniels1  You are very welcome. I guess psychopathy just isn't my milieu. Some of the wind turbines did work but either too many froze up or demand exceeded supply to the extent that many others had to be taken offline to protect the grid. Here's the thing most people don't understand about electricity: Supply must equal demand or expensive things break. That's why rolling blackouts were implemented to balance the load. Our two big nuke plants and all the peaking fossil fuel plants couldn't make up the difference. As to my beliefs, I do believe that humans are INFLUENCING climate change as opposed to CAUSING it. My issue is that nobody can authoritatively demonstrate to what extent our activities impact our climate. Is it 2%, 12%, or 20%? I'll wholeheartedly agree that it's certainly a good idea to spew less of ANYTHING into the air we breathe. Maybe people would take advocates more seriously if that was their attitude instead of "everybody panic -- the end is nigh!"
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  1580. "Lol, do you really expect highly educated people to prop up your shit country? I actively avoid taxes and keep my business international because anyone intelligent enough knows America isn't worth the time or money" -- LOL, do you expect ANYONE to believe that you ever earned enough money to actually OWE taxes or that you have some kind of "international business" interest, with the level of intellect you just displayed? Oh, sure, because multinational moguls spend their copious free time sh*t-posting on YouTube science channels.
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  1581. Let's be rational about this. If anything tilted the election results, it was obviously these two factors: 1) The MSM bias that combined their incessant "Orange Man Bad" hysterical screeching with their refusal to honestly cover (while actively covering up) Biden's impressive list of political shortcomings, abject failure to accomplish anything noteworthy in 50 years of "public service," and aggressive self-enrichment. 2) The Tech/Social Media oligarchy's active and intentional censorship of positive news about the Right and negative news about the Left. These two excessively powerful cartels did FAR more to subvert our electoral process than a couple thousand ballot harvesting morons ever could.
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  1582. The remains (there won't be any "bodies" to recover after a deepwater implosion, only smears on the sub's debris) should be left where they are. NO lives should be risked recovering them!
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  1583. Meanwhile, we're still waiting for a movie or miniseries about the Battle off Samar.
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  1584. It's just SO nice of her to list all the ways that she wants to systematically strip us of our rights and slowly mug us until we have nothing left worth taking.
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  1585. I once had a computer that would get stuck in an endless loop of blue screen crashes. Biden was doing the same thing. It's time to wipe the hard drive and reinstall the previous OS.
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  1586.  @OGCalicant  I wasn't making a "point." I was making what we humans refer to as a "humorous comment." All joking aside, however, you're wrong about birds: "The present scientific consensus is that birds are a group of maniraptoran theropod dinosaurs that originated during the Mesozoic Era."
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  1587.  @adamsmiths3016  Tell us you didn't even bother to read what he wrote without telling us you didn't even bother to read what he wrote. Then tell us how he's supposed to "fight" the rain, ice, and snow. 🤣🤣🤣
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  1588. @ The OP was NOT talking about the politics, he was talking about the climate zone. You, in a stunning exemplification of a non-sequitur, brought politics into a completely nonpolitical comment thread. Why would I "still" be there? I've never lived there in the first place. Perhaps you should change your interest from "politics" to "reading comprehension." The evidence speaks for itself.
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  1589. She actually dropped out because she realized that her knee pads could only get her part of the way up the political ladder.
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  1590. Men are not born gay. Their mothers make them gay. 🤣
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  1591.  @WiseandVegan  ?
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  1592.  @HasanUnknown  You seem to be lost, Spam-man. This is a thread about the OP's JOKE. Take it outside!
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  1593. A LOT of fragile egos in this one!
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  1594.  @nielsssg  Partly, sure.
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  1595. "Media concerned over falling ratings creates new fear p0rn variant" = Title repaired.
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  1596. You certainly don't need a gun... until you REALLY need a gun!
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  1597.  @rdfox76  Never watched it. The concept is absurd.
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  1598. They bought homes in the early 80s.
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  1599. That sounds more like a disincentive than an incentive.
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  1600. Bozo-man is cruising for a stroke. Calm down. It's just traffic. OTOH, maybe it's YOU.
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  1601.  @sodog44  It also happened in central Texas in the early 1990s, when Apple and other tech companies opened or expanded facilities here.
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  1602.  @martinkarleskind8697  That works!
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  1603. Why the 1970s heavy rail transit boom? Every transit maven/pundit/advocate/fan knows this one, especially if they lived in one of these cities and saw the festive red, white, and blue "funding provided by the UMTA" signs festooned about their local metro construction sites. Here you go: "The Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964 (Pub.L. 88–365, USC Title 49, Chapter 53) provided $375 million for large-scale urban public or private rail projects in the form of matching funds to cities and states. The Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now the Federal Transit Administration) was created." -- from Wikipedia. Bear in mind that, in the early 60s, $375 mil went a LOT farther than it does today. You're welcome!
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  1604. Mr. Veiny's next song: "Serious Case of Man-Face."
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  1605. You forgot to say "Here's your sign!"
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  1606. It used to be.
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  1607. All those drivers in Fake London are obviously fake Canadians. Such language!
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  1608. HENS, Tim. The rooster protects his HENS.
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  1609.  @fritoboat13  Yikes! That demonstrates that they didn't teach you MATH. From the O.C. Register: "About one-quarter of what California produces is exported around the world. Here are some more facts and figures about California agriculture. California remained the nation's leading state in cash farm receipts in 2015 and produced 13 percent of the U.S. total." Also, from Slate.com: "California produces a sizable majority of many American fruits, vegetables, and nuts: 99 percent of artichokes, 99 percent of walnuts, 97 percent of kiwis, 97 percent of plums, 95 percent of celery, 95 percent of garlic, 89 percent of cauliflower, 71 percent of spinach, and 69 percent of carrots." Can anyone explain how 13 percent of just America becomes 80 percent of the whole freaking world? Math matters!
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  1610. President Truman did NOT famously say "The buck stops here, and there, and there, and also over there."
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  1611. Just like corporate meetings, these "training" sessions are events where Minutes are kept but hours are lost.
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  1612. A sad and not unbelievable argument is that the primary motive behind the "witch" trials was to relieve several of the murdered women of their land.
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  1613. "Somehow" = "internal conflict." Easy Mode enabled.
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  1614. The dirty little secret of gated communities is the insanely high rate of property crime. If you don't want to be robbed or vandalized by a stranger and would prefer to be robbed or vandalized by your neighbors' bored teenagers, they're perfect for you!
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  1615. Remember the "Hands Across America" fundraiser in 1986? Why don't we do that again, but instead of a human chain of kindness from NYC to LA, we form a human chain of "thou shall not pass" from Brownsville to San Diego? It's merely half the distance and the two most populous states anchor the endpoints. Even Sleepy Joe would notice it.
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  1616. 02:32 - That is one angry "pregnant man" emoji!
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  1617.  @TheKingofSteves  I own two. They're bolted to the side of my house so I don't have to pay for electricity when that skyrockets beyond the orbit of affordability. No tires to replace. No risk of crashing.
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  1618.  @keithwilson6060  Only emotionally. 🤣
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  1619. Are these raging narcissists unaware that they can buy contact lenses in different eye colors?
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  1620.  @hhiippiittyy  You are correct, sir! Aviators also have an old saying: "Anyone can FLY an airplane. The tricky part is LANDING it so it can be flown AGAIN."
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  1621. "YOUR Highness!"
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  1622.  @TheVagolfer  Hail, yes!
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  1623. "Unless you're 100% Native American going back generations, somewhere along the line, your family had immigrants in it." -- Actually, the so-called "natives" were descended from Siberian/Asian immigrants. Learn some history, you silly ideologues!
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  1624. $750K? That's $330K more than Fauci was paid in 2019, when he was the highest-paid employee in a workforce of 4 million federal employees!
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  1625. "We knew about Pearl Harbor before it happened." -- No, we didn't, you raving conspiracy nut! We knew they were going to hit SOMETHING in the Pacific, but everyone thought it'd be the Philippines. We didn't know they were hitting Pearl until the last part of their message to their Ambassador was decoded, and the attack was already underway at that time. Given that the Japanese were becoming extremely aggressive, there was no NEED for a false flag op nor any other bungholery. The war was inevitable.
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  1626.  @Mishkafofer  VAT doesn't exist here!
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  1627.  @christinee24  I'm in the States. I believe some of these "rental" deals are actually lease-purchases. Again, it's up to the solar provider.
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  1628. Plot twist: California started failing because Briggs moved out of state.
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  1629. Wow! It's almost as if 99.7% of the people don't think that 0.3% of the people should be allowed to dictate the entire community's behavior. Who'd a thunk it?
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  1630. "GO SCREW YOURSELF, SCOUNDREL!" -- An excellent argument, that. Can you provide a citation? A citation other than "because my feelings," that is? There are countless hours of video evidence of the Venezuelan catastrophe and hundreds of commentaries by actual Venezuelans right here on YT explaining what has been happening.  Do you have anything besides the emotional tantrum of a toddler to counter that? Of course you don't...
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  1631.  @shozinryu4  Weird flex, dude. I understood what he meant.
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  1632.  @steady3459  I don't think you know what "zero point energy" means. Hint: The usage of that phrase in "The Incredibles" is NOT what it represents. It's not something you can hoard. It's the lowest possible energy that a quantum mechanical system may have.
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  1633.  @JoeandNicsRoadTrip  I'm enjoying your multi-part compilation. May I ask where you got the state capitols passport book with the color photos? I ordered one from The Capitol Collection but the photos were black & white. I ordered a different one from Amazon but it had no photos. I wish I'd known these souvenir books existed last summer when I photographed 5 state capitols in just a few days!
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  1634. Perhaps a valley between mountain ranges in central Nevada? Heat, dust, and sheer boredom but not a LOT of wind. Or water. Or people. Or opportunity. Good luck with your anemophobia!
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  1635. May I ask you a very serious and legitimate question? How, exactly, were you being oppressed in Texas? What rights do I have that you didn't?
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  1636. Just clip the audio from the Tomorrowland Transportation Authority recording.
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  1637. Looks like the Rio Grande near Big Bend. I'm just guessing.
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  1638. It's been 4 years since that 4-year period when Russia invaded NOBODY. Before that, they invaded Crimea. After that, they invaded Ukraine. Care to talk about that, CBS? Why not?
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  1639. Interesting video! My German is atrocious, so I just took your word for everything. I hope you will make time to come visit Texas, try out our German restaurants (among the other 347,292 cuisine options here), and offer your opinions about them. I've eaten at numerous German restaurants in New Braunfels, Fredericksburg, and Dallas over the last 40 years and have NEVER been disappointed. While you're here, you should also spend a day at the original Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels. It's the hottest coolest time in Texas! 😎
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  1640.  @shanalee3866  What was in the wrong chat?
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  1641.  @hawke6779  About what?
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  1642. When did we adopt this mass delusion that college students have even a mere trace of power? Administrators: it's time to be the adults in the room. Do. Your. Jobs.
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  1643.  @Uberragen21  Use your EARS, "bud." None of what you said was in the news clip. That clip is ALL the info any of us had when first watching this video. Calm your mammary glands.
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  1644. #2: The left lane (aka the PASSING LANE) was wide open. Be open to the possibility that YOU are the idiot.
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  1645. It was never released as a children's film. It has an R rating. You are there to be stupid, in the East?
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  1646. I have some medically based dietary restrictions, so I have to keep my red meat and dairy intake down to a dull roar. I eat vegetarian and vegan food a few times monthly. Some of it is okay (merely okay). There was a plant-based "American cheese style food product" that actually tasted like American cheese and melted like American cheese so, naturally, you can't find it at grocery stores any more. But cauliflower bread has NO reason nor right to exist. Most bread is ALREADY vegan and I can eat it as-is. What in the wide, wide world of sports are these pinheads thinking?
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  1647. There aren't any.
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  1648. Don't you mean the 19th?
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  1649. Latinks sounds like a prize inside a box of cereal.
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  1650. It would have, if a law-abiding gun owner with a CCL had been in the store. Instead of restricting guns, perhaps we should be requiring them. "When seconds matter, the cops are minutes away."
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  1651. Pot, meet Kettle.
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  1652. That money does NOT go into the justice system. It goes to the service providers who have to charge ridiculous rates due to risking huge losses because criminals constantly scam them. Imagine that!
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  1653. "Punish the habitual lawmakers" -- I couldn't agree more.
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  1654. DART's Orange Line and Trinity Metro's rail line both connect directly to DFW Airport. There was never a plan to connect the Las Colinas APT directly to the airport. There's a transfer station on the Orange Line at an APT station. The APT is now owned by DART but closed during the COVID panic and will probably remain shuttered for quite some time. The original 3-loop plan is certainly dead since a few buildings have been constructed on top of its planned route, but DART might bring some of the system back to life as density increases in Las Colinas. Remember the water taxis on the Mandalay Canal? Those were cool.
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  1655. Unfortunately, ONLY one felon was justifiably killed. Nothing of value was lost.
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  1656. [Citation Needed]
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  1657.  @Rrezz  "False" back at you. All the guy had to do was notice brake lights ahead and slow down slightly. If he'd hit anyone, he would have been 100% at fault regardless of the other driver's lack of signaling.
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  1658. I think that the "if it ain't Southern it ain't sh*t" guy is gunning for your job! 🤣
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  1659. Andrew: Great work!
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  1660.  @buck-johnson  Sorry about that! Great minds think alike but the faster typist gets overwhelmed with replies.
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  1661. You go, woman!
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  1662.  @ninjabakerdaddy3220  They shall know him as Haiku Daddy
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  1663. That's not a barbeque, it's just a cookout or grillin'. True barbeque involves smoking meats for 12 to 24 hours before feasting upon them.
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  1664. Just like Star Trek VI was the last Star Trek movie ever filmed, there was only one Matrix movie, and Scrubs ran for no more than 8 seasons.
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  1665. I imagine that the ASL translator for New York's evil beaver is just signing "Yada, yada, yada, blah, blah, blah."
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  1666.  @jimmayors2315  I don't, but I can read. My shingles are warrantied for 20 years and my solar panels are warrantied for 25. Maintenance is minimal. Leaves don't collect on them because only a complete idiot would have them installed in the shade beneath trees. It only snows here twice per century. Clouds do not create night, and panels can produce power on overcast days and even through some snow and ice. Please don't let your inexplicable hatred for renewable energy (did a solar panel break up your marriage?) cause you to ignore actual facts. Renewables are an invaluable component of well-balanced generation. Nukes plus renewables make for a reasonably stable base load, waste-to-energy plus natural gas plus petroleum plus high-quality coal make for excellent peaking. Only a child would think that any one generation mode can provide all the power our nation needs. My roof generates 75% of my home's power needs. On the other hand, my pickup truck -- which they can have when they pry it from my cold, dead hands -- uses gasoline for 100% of its power needs. I am satisfied with that energy balance because it makes sense for my situation.
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  1667. He's not there to make friends. He's doing a top-tier job of that.
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  1668. From traffic jam to the emptiest freeway you've ever seen in mere moments. Yeah, gotta be Houston...
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  1669.  @angelaphinn9929  My point was that either you're tipping more or the meal is priced higher. Either way, you're paying the server's salary. When you buy clothing, you're also paying the salaries. When you pay for utilities, you're paying the salaries. Six of one, half a dozen of the other. By the way, the whinging chick in the video admitted in comments that she takes home about $42 per hour. Poor baby!
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  1670. I think Steve Rogers returned the Tesseract to the wrong cinematic universe.
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  1671. Mr. Veiny is NOT trans. He's a failed Z-list actor who found a lucrative short-term grift mocking women.
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  1672. Portland is a fantastic city with friendly people and I had such a wonderful time there that I went back 4 months later to attend a conference/trade show at the OCC. I highly recommend that you, too, visit the city... in 2003.
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  1673. It's terrible that, in addition to everything else that's happening in today's world, we also appear to be running out of rooftops. It's clearly another global pandemic. #SaveTheRoofs
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  1674. I'm sure the VP would be floored by the fact that my cell phone, sitting on a charging pad at my desk, is making no sound and producing no smell. How do I know it's really charging? The light turned green. Futuristic! Cue cringeworthy adolescent giggle. Harris' double facepalm at 0:52 needs to go viral immediately and replace the classic Picard facepalm. Get the meme-lords on it pronto!
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  1675. "last year, the administration apparently fucked with the tax code so badly and so hastily that companies can no longer use the allowances you declare" -- NOT TRUE. What actually happened is that the withholding tables were adjusted (lowered) to reflect the new (lower) tax rates. You MIGHT have missed (you obviously DID miss) the HUGE burst of publicity that erupted in early 2018 announcing that "You'll see the effects of the lower rates in your paychecks NOW instead of after the end of the year." The IRS advised taxpayers to check that their withholding elections were appropriate after the table changes became effective . It's NOT up to employers to "understand exactly how much you owe the government from each paycheck." It's up to YOU, the employee, to ELECT the correct withholding for your specific situation. The Form W-4 was NOT "a joke" in 2018. People just didn't pay attention to their money, as is usually the case. You look into the matter when your take-home pay drops unexpectedly. You ignore it when it goes up. Just so you know, there's an "automatic" reduction available for part of the estimated tax underpayment penalty due to people getting "surprised" by the highly-publicized change.
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  1676. So - in your world - wage devaluation, competition for scarce resources, inadequate supply of low-income housing, and strained social services are completely unaffected by those illegally present in our state? Asking for a friend.
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  1677. That's probably how her handlers had to explain it to her. 🤣
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  1678. Correct. Everyone is going to die. Of something. Eventually.
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  1679.  @davidohler9810  Ah! Thank you.
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  1680. Texas does. Mainly because it's so much larger than Oklahoma.
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  1681. You are completely wrong about these two. They have been incredibly successful -- at creating Republican voters.
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  1682. Apples vs oranges. Cruz is not a state rep, he's a United States Senator. There was no rule preventing him from going anywhere he wished. It just looked bad. Really, REALLY bad.
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  1683. How about a follow-up about the darker side of YouTube?
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  1684. Step 7: Spend a night in jail. Step 8: Become a burly felon's chick for the night.
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  1685.  @davemurray2880  Johnny who? Johnny Five from "Short Circuit?"
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  1686. They're ALREADY in Texas, goofball! They use Vandenberg Air Force Base to launch stuff into POLAR orbits. Starbase Texas launches everything else.
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  1687. #2: "She ends up being heavily intoxicated." Incorrect. She STARTED OFF being heavily intoxicated.
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  1688.  @aahnecroth  A fair point!
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  1689.  @madrabbit9007  You have the right idea, but the wrong movie. I own a house in nearby Port Aransas and have been a member of the Lex Museum many times since the mid 90s. You don't need the hard hat tour to visit that part of the ship. When you do visit, you will see a display they added in the mid-aughts about the filming of some "PEARL HARBOR" scenes aboard the ship. Fun fact: some scenes from that truly awful movie were also shot aboard the USS Texas in Houston.
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  1690.  @FlorentinoRebuildingCo.5644  You're welcome. Drach's comment section is chock full of naval history aficionados who often drop interesting factoids into the conversation. I've lost count of the number of times I've scrolled through the comments, muttered "I did NOT know that," and then scoured the interwebs to learn a little more about an event.
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  1691. That's what interns are for.
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  1692.  @pete_lind  For that matter, why does my NOT-a-Tesla's LKAS randomly lose sight of lane markings? Why does my auto-braking trigger for no reason when the closest car is more than a mile ahead in a different lane?
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  1693.  @dmrr7739  That is some truly astute futurism, my friend.
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  1694.  @caelusmaxima2214  Then perhaps you shouldn't be continuously making unkeepable promises of results that you've continually failed to deliver. That was the entire point of this video, after all.
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  1695. Hey, cammers, it's not always a "brake check" and it's almost never all about YOU. Some of these drivers are clearly tapping their brakes because they're closing too quickly on the car ahead of them, or because those "temporary" concrete barriers are making them nervous, or another reason that has nothing to do with your fragile little ego.
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  1696.  @dennisg4053  That word doesn't mean what you think it means. He was one of the three LEAD characters in "Tropic Thunder." He was a minor character in "Anchorman." You're inarguably right about his career going downhill since then, though.
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  1697. Check out Dalhart, too. It's a little smaller than Dumas and a little farther from Amarillo.
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  1698. Please STOP referring to these illiberal fringe lunatic Lefties as "Liberals." There's NOTHING liberal about them. REAL Liberals can have reasonable discussions and reach workable compromises with REAL Conservatives. 233 years ago, REAL Liberals drafted the Bill of Rights (including the Second Amendment). In Current Year, REAL Liberals are fleeing the Democratic Party in horrified droves.
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  1699. It's ODESSA! Done.
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  1700.  @RCAvhstape  No, but wouldn't that have made for one HELL of an awesome photo!
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  1701.  @lamarkP22  Seriously addicted to the fear porn, obviously.
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  1702. What about her boobs? They have to mean SOMETHING!
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  1703.  @jasonsadventure  I'm no fan of ANY politician, but you have to willfully deny a LOT of reality to think otherwise. Are you seriously saying that, in less than a year, your life has gotten better? Inflation is at a 40-year high, We are no longer energy-independent, Illegal immigration is at its third highest level in 97 years, The current Administration keeps interfering with state governments over "problems" that simply do not exist in order to pander to less than 1% of the population while shining us on about actual problems that are hurting the 99% of us who aren't obscenely wealthy, Instead of doing something about the problem, we've been warned to expect food shortages, Our President cannot even remember what he said the previous day, Our Vice President didn't receive one single vote in the primaries and has yet to address any issue with which she's been tasked, Our enemies no longer fear us, The dollar is being challenged as the world's reserve currency, and We are closer to seeing mushroom clouds roiling the skies over Europe than we were in 1962, when the Kennedy Administration's bungling had us teetering on the brink of nuclear war. But at least the mean tweets no longer hurt your delicate little fee-fees.
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  1704.  @K.B.Williams  It's a common term of derision in the urban design community. McMansions are recognizable by their excessive size, lack of true character, and completely inappropriate architectural features such as unnecessarily complex roofs (an entire village's worth of roof on a single home - which is insanely expensive to replace), keystones on square fenestrations (keystones are features properly found on archways), unbalanced window placement, and general ugliness. They are so hideous that some cities have adopted ordinances to combat their construction.
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  1705.  @Hypocrisywatch1  Ok, Mr. Tax Expert, since you've so closely analyzed his tax return, was his federal salary netted to zero because he never actually received it (which means that he correctly did not ALSO deduct it because that would not be allowable) or did the AGI limitation on charitable contributions apply and limit his deduction, thus creating a carryforward to a subsequent tax year; or are you just parroting something that you overheard in line at the welfare office?
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  1706.  @montanalivin8248  The Panhandle is always good, except during tumbleweed assault season. :)
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  1707.  @sellerz6519  There is NO cholesterol IN sugars. There does seem to be a link between excessive sugar intake and reduced LDL uptake by HDL, however. Studies are ongoing.
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  1708. "Banana fight! Banana fight! Banana fight!" - Just like in a middle school cafeteria.
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  1709. Mitch isn't an alien; he just lost his WiFi connection for a moment.
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  1710. The unsung hero of this tragic disaster is a man named Ronald Neame who, it is said, provided invaluable directions to the survivors.
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  1711. Grandpa drinks, right?
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  1712.  @kidmac1514  I have no problem with people offering or requesting prayers, nor did I even mention that. I simply asked how he knew the specific weapon used even though NO news source at the time of his post mentioned that information, which should cast more than a shadow of doubt upon his motives and sincerity, as should the fact that he still has not cited any source for his assertion.
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  1713.  @bunnyb1599  You just might be onto something, there!
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  1714. How can you discuss the Overseas Highway without even mentioning the epic chase scene from "True Lies?" Sacrilege!
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  1715. Except for the 2 million black Texans registered to vote who did so with NO issues, of course. So racist! Much outrage!
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  1716. They have 3 of them. The reason is partly because 2 of them are defense highways connecting military installations and partly because Hawaii's residents pay into the federal highway trust fund via federal fuel taxes and the state is entitled to receive matching funds therefrom. The roads are part of the Interstate Highway System but are signed with an "H-" instead of an "I-." Does that answer your question satisfactorily?
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  1717. Someone is SO desperate to make others think her job is relevant that she's trying to link extreme WEATHER events to the 'rona. What's going to be linked next, watching YT videos?
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  1718. Austin USED to be a Liberal city but then a bunch of California lunatic far-lefties moved here and voted in a weak, girly Mayor who's dedicated his life to making Austin's homeless problem worse than San Francisco's. He succeeded. A recent bipartisan rebellion at the polls (Prop B) restored the public camping ban but the city is slow-rolling it.
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  1719. We are not. He never said we were. There are regional imbalances in housing, just like everywhere else in the world.
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  1720. Our laws apply equally to everyone within our borders, even to those who are breaking them.
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  1721. Was it titled "Eight Crazy Weeks?"
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  1722. Someone needs to remind him that he promised to lead an effective strategy to mobilize trunalimunumaprzure. We're still waiting for his leadership on this crucial issue... whatever it is.
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  1723. Sounds tasty! When I hear "South Dakota, " the first thing that springs to mind is excellent Mexican food.
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  1724.  @f0rth3l0v30fchr15t  The explodiest!
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  1725. You speak like someone with very little knowledge of the war. Barb only intended to zigzag through the Chinese ships to confuse her pursuers and get to open water on the other side. She didn't intend to hide amongst them. The Japanese intended to take out their frustration on civilians. It had very much been their way of doing business since their invasion of China in 1931. As to your second question, that was THE ENTIRE POINT of attacking merchant shipping - to cut off Japan from their imported supplies of oil, iron ore, rubber, and food in order to cripple their war economy and push them closer to surrender. Not to mention that virtually EVERY Japanese fishing trawler was also a spy ship. As to your third comment: Yes, war IS Hell, and the only absolute rule is "don't lose." Imperial Japan failed to keep that in mind when -- even though they'd overextended themselves in China -- they decided to attack "everyone, everywhere, all at once" in late 1941.
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  1726. Just lose 32 million dollars and you, too, can save hundreds of dollars on your taxes.
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  1727. Do you know what else the babbling boneheaded Bolshevik barmaid didn't say? Due to the employer's share of taxes and other costs, a $15 per hour wage imposes a burden on the employer of at least $18 per hour, depending on which state in which they're doing business. Ratchet that up further if they offer a health plan, retirement plan, or other benefits.
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  1728.  BuckeyeBob  Thank you for the super-polite explanation! You're such a charmer. I bet you'd pay $50 for tickets to live comedy shows just to ruin the jokes for everyone else. FYI, there are also videos here explaining what jokes are.
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  1729. Especially after "riding the worm" on the porcelain throne.
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  1730.  @heribertoruizjr.5296  The OP obviously meant between Dallas and Houston. I have NO idea what you meant by your first reply thereto since you changed the subject without telling anyone.
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  1731.  @thegeekgamer8340  It would be a LOT cooler if they just built it in accordance with the 1993 "Texas Triangle" alignment.
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  1732.  @Frizzlefry7  Absolutely! Every time a careless Tesla driver spatters his car on my grille guard like a mosquito, they yell "Look what you did to my Tesla!" I usually reply "Your little toy car ALMOST scratched the paint on my pickup truck!"
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  1733. Slightly surprised that Corpus Christi didn't make the list. You got me with the map glitch!
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  1734. What is Jimmy Dean sausage made of?
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  1735.  @HBrown-pu2hb  I probably don't. 🤣
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  1736. San Antonio has been touting grand plans for the Westside Transportation Center for decades. I'm sure that giving it a snazzy new name will finally make things happen!
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  1737.  @davefroman4700  It's 600 KPH, which is only 370 mph and that's a big difference. Also, 70,000 miles of high-speed rail? It totals less than 40,000 KILOMETERS, or about 24,000 miles. You shills need to look up things before making up fantasy "statistics." You don't even earn a "nice try" for that nonsense. No 50 cents for you. Bad wumao is BAD!
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  1738. How can you talk about these little islands without bringing up the Guano Islands Act of 1856? You missed a golden opportunity to joke about the combination of politics and bird poop!
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  1739. Austin Powers moment: "Who throws a fish? Really!"
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  1740.  @JohnSmith-yv6eq  Groan...
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  1741. Reasonable question for you: Why would or should the Constitution mention cities? It's not a blueprint for urban design, it's a blueprint for a federal government and a delineation of rights. Cities and farms have nothing to with anything in this context. That's up to state and local governments.
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  1742. Shouldn't your title say "(MOST Politically Correct)"?
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  1743.  @pwsunglass  It's a BIT different than those examples. Expanding a highway is fairly simple: grading, moving drainage, and adding pavement. Replacing a highway with a freeway often involves keeping the old highway as one directional of the new one. Modern deck-based neighborhoods are usually not built atop ancient ruins but atop complex transportation and utility infrastructure that must continue operating during the construction. Modern railroad designs have only existed since the mid 18th Century. The Grand Central Terminal project (1903-1913) is widely recognized as the first of its kind. So, yes it IS something new!
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  1744. I believe this track is from his Christmas album "The Twelve Days of Actionable OSHA Violations" produced by Alec Baldwin, but I might be mistaken.
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  1745.  hellsbells7271  It's after hours for the exact same reason that all of their other after-hours events are after hours. To bring in more money during a time of day when they normally don't bring in any money.
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  1746. 1) Send Mr. Ferrell a link to this video. 2) Wait a few weeks. 3) Watch his newest video: "Miraculous Breakthrough Technology Converts Light into Fire." 4) Profit???
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  1747. That certainly IS a great record! The Resident agrees, as he's been Comfortably Numb since 2016. I know that song is from "The Wall," but it's the most relevant Floyd song to represent China Joe's broken brain.
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  1748.  @flipnotrab  Well, that IS how Biden became the Resident! 🤣
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  1749. Nobody has ever coherently explained exactly WHAT the ground is supposedly falling INTO. Pellucidar?
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  1750.  @olivermeyer2933  Fair. 🤣
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  1751. Cool. Musk has invented the famous Chicago freight tunnel system that was built in 1900 and abandoned half a century later after never realizing a profit. What's next, the "revolutionary" dugout canoe?
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  1752. The new one is based on what was liked about the last one AND there is little left from what was before? You're all over the map here. Pick one!
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  1753. Installing a messaging app on a phone that already has messaging built-in makes NO sense. Would you install a phone app on a phone that's already a phone?
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  1754.  @mealmoth8369  My phone did all of that right out of the box.
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  1755. I TOTALLY believe you! A bunch of my college friends were falsely busted by the police because "somebody" sold them "tainted" cigarettes.
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  1756. I'm SURE I've heard that one before...about a year before my premiums doubled.
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  1757.  @evilsharkey8954  It didn't read that way but I guess you were just monkeying around. I'll show myself out.
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  1758. My fellow DDOI subscribers, we know what we have to do. It is time to organize the World's Largest Tortilla Slap Fight.
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  1759. This woman has a point.
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  1760. The pedestrian had the right of way, right away.
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  1761. I went to Disney Springs for lunch last week and the place was thickly festooned with promotional material for this film which made me bump into a LOT of people because my eyes rolled skyward every time I saw one of the posters.
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  1762.  @PDogB  It becomes quite important to those who've lived in states that violate the Constitution by eroding their citizens' rights.
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  1763.  @PDogB  California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, and Illinois.
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  1764.  @henryjohnson160  "Shall not be infringed" -- DO explain how their intent can possibly be misinterpreted. It is the LEAST vague phrasing in the entire document.
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  1765.  @PDogB  I am fortunate enough to have never needed to defend myself with lethal force, but - as the saying goes - nobody needs a gun until they really, REALLY need one. There have been too many cases of law-abiding citizens being treated as criminals for defending themselves while actual criminals get treated as victims. How can you not find this trend alarming?
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  1766. If I'm following Kat's explanation, then the important take-away from this story is that some reality show chick is going to give birth to a drummer. Man, that ultrasound technology is truly AMAZING!
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  1767. The one high point: The lead actress looked GREAT when wet.
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  1768. "Moms getting paid for everything they do" is a totally insane work of nonsensical FICTION. That's the polite term. The more accurate term is "bovine excrement." Who's going to pay anyone to RAISE THEIR OWN CHILD? Who's going to pay you to clean and maintain YOUR OWN HOME? Who's going to pay you to balance YOUR OWN checkbook and pay YOUR OWN bills? It's a total load of crap and it's time (and past time) that we call it out for exactly what it is. Happy Mother's Day!
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  1769. Warning: incoming pod of hysterical landwhales!
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  1770. I think you meant that it's hilarious that someone with a self-inflicted mental illness would make a DASHCAM COMPILATION about politics. You do you, weirdo. 🤣
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  1771.  @malindemunich2883  Yes, I know. The only people who are worse with money than doctors are attorneys.
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  1772. 05:37 - How many innocent Italian Cypress must die before we take action?
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  1773.  @listenherejack2643  For what? Asking for a friend.
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  1774.  @Anti-Taxxer  That's been changing since the 80s. Many jurisdictions now have TOD ordinances, mixed-use zoning designations, or parallel development codes, while others allow it on a case-by-case basis. My city has a parallel TND code that developers can opt for.
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  1775. Yes.
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  1776. Another positive, then!
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  1777. The name is Grand Central TERMINAL, noob! 🤣
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  1778.  @ladydarkness9642  Your first sentence is inarguably correct. However, one has to wonder what is NOT included in her clips, why her commentary always assigns blame to other drivers (not one single "whoopsie! my bad" among all those clips), and why her horn is so worn out that it sounds like a cheap kazoo. I've known a lot of aggressive drivers and she fits the pattern to a T.
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  1779. Cammer #5: You're going to develop a lethal case of hypertension if you don't get your irrational rage demon under control. Seek professional counseling, stat!
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  1780.  @jonathanp1884  He doesn't need to believe Fox News. He has EYES. So do you. You HAVE to have seen all the video compilations. Biden falling UP stairs. Biden getting lost on a stage the size of a modest living room. Biden shaking hands with ghosts. Biden struggling to put coherent sentences together. Biden walking away from the press when they ask REAL questions. Biden forgetting how to count. Biden addressing chiefs of state with the wrong titles and names. Biden repeatedly getting his own advisors' and staffers' names wrong. Biden repeating the same debunked stories over and over again. WHAT are you defending?
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  1781. Don't you realize that 4WD negates the laws of physics? 🤣🤣🤣
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  1782. What's wrong with the Central Time Zone? What are you, some kind of bigoted time-ist?
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  1783. @ I would, but I won't be able to un-see it. 😂
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  1784.  @elemar5  There are approximately one BILLION people on Earth who speak English, but only one out of three is from America. Your math does NOT check out! 🤣
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  1785.  @stephaniemccord6100  Take heart. You wouldn't feel a thing.
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  1786.  @gregthebaritone  It also doesn't come in ice cream. 🤣
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  1787. Ewe rammed those facts into the conversation, and we herd you loud and clear. I'll show myself out now.
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  1788. He explained the whole story with a single word: "douche." 🤣
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  1789.  @CroatAndNettles  Well, then, it might be hard to determine until he has a full year of data to analyze. Also, the bill might not have that level of detail. A fair question, anyway.
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  1790. Perhaps his hearing isn't what it used to be and he relies on facial expressions and other nonverbal cues to fill in the blanks. Hearing-impaired people are getting royally screwed by these mask ordinances, you despicable ableist!
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  1791. Some see "wings and fuselage," but others see "Fallopian tubes and uterus" -- and now you will NEVER un-see that. You're welcome! 🤣
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  1792.  @kaboomgaming4255  One religious nut and another who became completely unhinged due to a mediocre reality show host who won an election. Thus, the plural.
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  1793. Not on topic, but she was so much more attractive before the rhinoplasty.
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  1794. It's not that weird, pal. 🎵Strangers waitin' up and down the boulevard🎵
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  1795. Dude, why are you even HERE?
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  1796.  @GreggBB  We don't know that yet. Nothing has been certified. Lawsuits and recounts are still in progress. The Electors have not convened. 2020 is something else, am I right?
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  1797. I took a nurse out to dinner once. Barely ten minutes after the entrees arrived, we started chatting about hobbies and I mentioned that I was a certificated pilot. She then asked me the magical question "Have you heard about chemtrails?" I said "Check, please!" That was a close call.
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  1798.  @joycelebaron2582  I bet he has plenty of blinker fluid, though. I doubt he uses them much.
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  1799.  @sandyjuntunen4088  Sandy, you so completely misread the OP's post that you reversed what she actually said. Try again after engaging your reading comprehension circuit.
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  1800.  @jamesmori7859 Peak oil actually happened. It just means that we'd already picked the lowest-hanging fruit from known reserves. More reserves have since been discovered, but that doesn't invalidate the concept -- it just shifts the timeline. Fracking and oil sands are evidence that we're post-peak oil because they're far more expensive extraction methods, which is exactly what peak oil postulated. It NEVER said "this is when we will run out of oil," it said "this is when it gets more costly to extract."
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  1801. The "catastrophe" of mostly empty space "colliding" with mostly empty space? Asking for a friend.
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  1802. It's WilLIAm, apparently.
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  1803. That was satire. Context cue: The Onion was the "source."
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  1804. "Empty your mortgage?" Feel free to take that sucker right down to zero!
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  1805. Briggs is absolutely correct. Texas is OVER. Go somewhere else!
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  1806. The next time anyone uses the phrase "cultural appropriation" simply mock them relentlessly for their horrific mispronunciation of "cultural diffusion" and suggest that they repeat elementary school as often as it takes to learn to speak English like an actual person.
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  1807. Modern electrically-powered air conditioning was invented in 1902. Your math does not check out.
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  1808.  @vacationing2  Where did I assert that it was? I just offered a fact related to air conditioning in Florida. Why so snarky?
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  1809. How much of the Resident's brain is still functioning? Tee aitch are ee ee percent.
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  1810.  @shaneharvey4340  Correct.
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  1811. Given Greta Doomgoblin's track record, I'm going to invest some REAL money in Maersk.
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  1812. "Just keep it in your pants this weekend." <-- Somehow this is violence. 🤡🌎
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  1813. She ate more than a week's worth of food in ONE day.
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  1814.  @grogu833  Everyone? That's not the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. There absolutely were a handful of trolls and asshats, but most people simply asked a fair question about issues that Dave had ignored or respectfully challenged his assertions. Instead of thoughtfully considering their perspectives and defending his position, he spewed bigoted invective and insults when he even bothered to reply. You'd be able to see that right now if he hadn't so stunningly and bravely disabled comments.
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  1815. If you want to know how and why that happened, read "The Power Broker."
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  1816. We'll never know.
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  1817. The pedestrian tunnels in Dallas, Houston, Crystal City, and Toronto fail to qualify because they are in NO way "secret." Greenbriar used to be but has become rather famous.
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  1818.  @MikeMonaghan-q2n  That is NOT what defines a Christmas movie! You're watching a Christmas movie if Christmas is central to the plot or drives the plot in a significant way, therefore "Die Hard" IS a Christmas movie and "Lethal Weapon" is NOT.
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  1819.  @nitaponds5615  Why don't you try rephrasing that non sequitur as a coherent sentence?
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  1820.  @2twokisses  Were you driving a flatbed Ford? ;)
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  1821.  @taylorlibby7642  Alex, it appears.
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  1822. Mainly because our 1991 HSR competition was poisoned with outright lies by the "winning" bidder. That sort of thing tends to leave a long-lasting bad taste in one's mouth.
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  1823.  @queent3343  Monica. He did Monica.
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  1824.  @beigefox6579  "Crushing?" You have to avoid a LOT of reading to believe that! By the way, whatever happened to his promise to lead an effective strategy to mobilize truinnashaprezzur? We're still waiting for that.
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  1825. It's been a while since we got to see a Tesla driver emphasizing the Tesla-ness of his Tesla. My week is now complete!
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  1826.  @gregcarlson8438  That's not what "passive" means in the tax code. If you have that many rental units, you may want to have a conversation with your CPA to ensure that your rental activities are correctly classified and that your losses are not improperly limited. If you don't have rental losses, the PAL limitation rules probably don't impact you.
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  1827.  @gregcarlson8438  That's EXCELLENT, not unfortunate! You only pay income tax on those profits - no Self-Employment Tax.
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  1828.  @gregcarlson8438  $112K for 2022, actually, but the exclusion only applies to foreign earned income, which means you'll probably have to get a foreign job to realize the benefit from the FEIE, which will probably subject you to foreign taxes and will NOT count toward US Social Security benefits. Of course, you might also qualify for a foreign tax credit (which may or may not help).
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  1829.  @gregcarlson8438  Foreign earned income! Consult your own CPA before making life-changing economic decisions of this scale.
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  1830.  @Superior.scenicmoods  That was in Georgia.
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  1831.  @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  Where do you think lawyers come from?
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  1832. I don't have the plate for that approach, but 1000 feet is a common pattern altitude -- so the math probably checks out. Calm your mammary glands.
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  1833. 0:43 -- By all means call 911 -- no matter which city you call home -- for a non-fatal accident that happened EIGHT MONTHS AGO in Las Vegas.
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  1834. Why does she "need" the motorcycle? Can't she FLY???
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  1835.  @edwardrhoads7283  That's the name of their company. The show is "Good Bones."
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  1836.  @piperp9535  Lucky bastard! ;)
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  1837.  @SewolHoONCE  True, but the technology didn't fail. The people did.
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  1838.  @JoBisbee  Call yourselves "The Golden Girls."
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  1839. There actually are. As noted, stealth camping is a thing, but you're at constant risk of the "midnight knock" and cops making you move along. Alternatively, if you have money, there are numerous urban RV parks throughout the country. There's a marina/RV park in Jersey City that's within walking distance of trains into Manhattan. There's an RV park in Oceanside CA that's close to trains into San Diego or L.A. There's one in Greenbelt MD that's close to a Metrorail station. There's one in New Orleans that's a short walk from the French Quarter. There's a parking lot in downtown Chicago that allows RV camping (no hook-ups or dump station, though) and is close to a CTA station. There's one in Denver that's close to an RTD light rail station. Do a little research - there are numerous free resources (like Campendium) available to help you find sites near your favorite urban destinations. You can also find more affordable (or free) sites well outside of the city and just drive to the nearest park and ride to take a train in.
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  1840. What a shock! Those who pay the most tax benefit the most from tax cuts. Next: Water is moist.
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  1841. During the same compilation: "Nearly missed" -- nearly got HIT. "Nearly missed" -- actually GOT hit. Words have meanings. Use them wisely, or at least CORRECTLY.
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  1842.  @77Infidel  A legend. I was fortunate enough to see him perform live back in the 90s.
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  1843. I've never made up my mind if this is the best dumb movie or the dumbest best movie but, either way, I unapologetically maintain that it's among my top ten favorites. I usually watch it right about now-ish, just as I always watch "Tora! Tora! Tora!" on December 7th.
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  1844. I'm pro-HSR but holy deja vu, Batman! We saw this exact same story in 1991. Texas FasTrac vs Texas TGV. The "winner" of the bidding war won by lying. It ended in tears and not one foot of track was ever laid down. You guys sure do get excited about all kinds of vaporware! Perhaps you should curb your enthusiasm until they've actually broken ground...
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  1845. Fun movie! Great cast.
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  1846. The audience seems a bit slow. Was this Free Quaalude Night?
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  1847.  @chrisrowe2308  I didn't say a word about "Pulp Fiction."
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  1848. Pretty sure that "Not Exploding on the Job" is the first line item on the RFP.
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  1849. Not everyone has the varied skills required. Maybe the difference accounts for that and for getting it installed in a day as opposed to a month or a year.
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  1850. The REAL headline: "The Democrat party has gone so far off the rails that they lost a Kennedy's support."
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  1851. That depends on where you are and where you want to go. For example, if I'm in Northern Virginia and I want to go to Philadelphia, I'd rather drive to a nearby Metro station and park my car all day for a few bucks, take the Metro to Union Station, take the Acela to 30th Street Station, then jump on the subway to wherever I'm going in downtown Philadelphia. I can read or nap instead of grinding my teeth in I-95's continuous traffic jam for hours, then paying more to park at my destination than I did to park in NoVa plus the four subway trips. I've actually done that trip by both train (Metroliner, back in the day) and by car at various times and the train was - by far - easier, faster, and less stressful.
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  1852.  @abel633  No, but Mr. Trump did get Mexico to tighten up their own border security and cooperate with his "remain in Mexico" policy. It was a classic play right out of "Art of the Deal."
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  1853.  @mitchcarter3906  Even though the math checks out, it still sounds ridiculous. 🤣
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  1854. I believe most US carriers used teak before the war and Douglas fir after Pearl Harbor.
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  1855.  @ronronniemeyers  Ironically, you should receive a Pin of Shame for not understanding what a Pin of Shame is.
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  1856.  @ronronniemeyers  It's for people who object to the facts presented without presenting evidence to the contrary, people whose comment indicates they didn't even watch the video, or generally dumb or off-topic comments. It is NOT for those asking humorous questions that underscore the video's central premise.
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  1857. Rent control tends to create housing shortages. Your move, Portland.
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  1858. You forgot about the deplorable American adaptations of the BBC's "Coupling" (titled "Coupling") and "Absolutely Fabulous" (titled "High Society"), but so has everyone else. ANY sitcom starring little kids, tweens, or teens is inherently AWFUL. Kids are generally crappy actors with ZERO sense of comedic timing.
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  1859.  @db2314  There's a thing called a "sink" that is an area where atmospheric conditions and/or terrain weirdness can cause planes to lose lift and therefore altitude. The airport I trained at had a nasty one right off the end of runway 18. Us locals knew all about it and usually turned onto final approach with a little extra altitude or power. Pilots who were new to the airport were often surprised by it but would feel the bottom drop out and add power. Nobody has ever crashed due to it (that I know of). Bear in mind that we were flying props but jets take longer to respond when you add power, so they COULD have flown through a sink and added power to compensate (but kept descending due to the power lag) BEFORE they got the ATC warning. Wait for the FAA report.
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  1860.  @ShonMardani  That's NOT how that works AT ALL. You just made that up out of thin air (as it were)! All Part 121 scheduled air carrier flights MUST file IFR flight plans. They can be on an IFR flight plan AND be cleared for a visual APPROACH at their destination, weather permitting. This is extremely common and perfectly normal. Why must you make up nonsense?
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  1861.  @ShonMardani  Read what I WROTE, kid. On a visual approach they'd still be on their IFR flight PLAN (until they land and close it) even if not "flying IFR." Also, SWA doesn't own (actually OR virtually) ANYTHING at Burbank Airport. It is owned by the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority. SWA only leases gates and other facilities from them and is subject to the terms of their lease. They absolutely CANNOT "do whatever they want to do." They operate under the MANDATORY regulations of 49 USC Part 121. There's NO such thing as a "not needed" IFR flight plan under those regulations. I'm sure you're amazing at MS Flight Simulator, but you clearly know nothing about real-world aviation!
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  1862.  @PixelThorn  Thank you for the homework assignment. It was interesting reading.
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  1863. Interesting video! I'm surprised that Texas didn't make this list. It produces a quarter of all the wind power produced in the USA, has two nuke plants, plentiful natural gas, some of the lowest prices at the retail pump, and nobody uses home heating oil. Could you do a quick ranking of all 50 states (without the details), Mr. Briggs?
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  1864. Let me get this straight. If I am utterly unable to succeed in developing just ONE healthy love relationship after at least DOZENS of attempts then I, too, can become a billionaire if I write terrible pop songs about my abject failure?
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  1865. Nice vid! As often as we bemoan the scrapping of historically significant warships (I weep for our failure to save CV-6), it certainly seems that the United States has preserved an astonishing number of them. How do we compare to other nations in this regard, Drach?
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  1866.  @maxamillion2k7  Of course not, because nobody can actually hear stage whispers. 🤣
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  1867. You aren't barking mad, mates. You're the canary in the coal mine.
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  1868. Thank God she's sort of pretty, because there is NOTHING else going on there.
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  1869. Brewster County? Seriously? BREWSTER? That's where you tow your camper for a week-long escape from civilization! Thanks for NOT mentioning the Hill Country counties where I'm shopping for acreage, though. It's hard enough finding a decent tract these days! Enjoyed the video.
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  1870. Bungee cords. "That ain't goin' ANYWHERE"
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  1871. No, because that would be "Tholians."
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  1872. I'm surprised by the conspicuous absence of IRS Collections Officers on this list. 🤣🤣🤣
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  1873.  @freedomwillneverdie6600  You cared enough to reply when it would have been easier to say nothing and move along. 🤣
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  1874. They did not. They claim their company is worth $30M because "magic." If I'm reading the numbers right, it's worth less than $2.5M
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  1875. I will eventually forgive you for forcing the Big Fart skill into the Echo Spot on my office desk. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not this week nor next. Eventually.
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  1876. THAT is why one shouldn't drive with one's crappy music choice at high volume!
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  1877. A parking lot full of late-model cop cars and Reese steals what appears to be a 14 year old AMC Gremlin.
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  1878. "Just look at this chart!"
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  1879.  @agolftweetler3995  Clearly not, although he did mention the Red Line in passing.
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  1880. After watching that train wreck babble about nurses blowing in his nose like a dog being teased, I think I need to retire to my breathing room.
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  1881.  @JoeandNicsRoadTrip  Cool! I'll watch that one in a day or two. When I visited last summer, I was impressed by their Gold Star Families Memorial Monument. I had never seen one of those before.
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  1882. She was so beloved that, over the course of TEN YEARS, nobody could be bothered to give her an actual NAME.
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  1883. My best friend had a cherry TR7 that got pushed into a utility pole. Totaled and scrapped. Bummer.
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  1884. Honest? Like Juicy? Like the guy who robbed his own church and spray-painted racist graffiti to misdirect the cops? Like the college kids who were found to have marked their own doors with horribly misspelled racist nonsense? How about the lesbians who painted backwards swastikas on their garage door? The guy who burned down his own house? The couple who vandalized their own car? There have been hundreds of hoax "hate crimes" over the past few years, many with instant go-fund-me campaigns that looted a lot of credulous suckers. Wasn't there a hoax bomb threat a few years ago that was promulgated by a student who wasn't prepared for finals? Let's wait and see how this plays out before cranking up the outrage!
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  1885. I feel bad for the horse. He didn't ask for this crap.
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  1886. You are not. That bug splat was annoying.
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  1887. "This is my brother Darryl, and my other brother Darryl."
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  1888. @The Memo "Fortunately once again America has a competent qualified honest truthful President" -- Learn to comma, dude. Your "competent" President has, in ONE year, gone from "Build Back Better" to 40-year high inflation, devalued every dollar you have by at least 7%, waged war on the energy industry, destroyed our energy independence, killed off a critical source of tax revenue (severance and fuel taxes), edged us closer to World War Three than any administration since Kennedy's, caused a food shortage, and has NEVER been honest about nor accomplished anything in his nearly 50-year political career. Either you are a Chinese propagandist or you lack sufficient knowledge to not be required to have continuous adult supervision.
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  1889. Maybe -- and DO try to follow the thought process here -- because she was NOT here illegally. There's a thing that exists called a "Student Visa."
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  1890. That might have more to do with your location, claims history, and/or your driving record. Premiums are not calculated in a vacuum.
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  1891. "Operators are standing by." Until they get #triggered by your use of a MasterCard -- because that's clearly an oppressive callback to the bad old days of slavery.
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  1892. Hello, everyone. This is YOUR daily dose of absolutely TERRIFYING animals.
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  1893. She latches onto these discount store faux-philosophical phrases that her handlers clearly have tried to teach her ("explain as you would a child") and then she just keeps yammering them at you. This is what you get when you vote for a fluffer.
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  1894. I love how they use gullible people's confirmation bias to convey lies by telling the truth! Yes, the VIDEOS are absolutely real VIDEOS... of blurry airplanes, balloons, clouds, birds, frisbees, or lens artifacts. Every blurry photo of Bigfoot is an absolutely real PHOTO... of a guy in a hairy costume. It's the same thing advertisers and other scammers do when they use the label "actual photo" -- they imply it's a photo of the item/person/whatever they're talking about in the ad without actually stating that's the case. Whenever you see the words "actual video" or "real photo" your first question should be "of what?"
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  1895. Really? NO other nation has built a national system of limited access expressways? Perhaps, if they had, they might have called them "Autobahns" or "Motorways" or something like that. FFS, pal, pick up a book!
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  1896. Anything that's permanently attached to your home should be covered by your homeowner's policy. Check with your insurer.
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  1897.  @Sky-qd2mf  How wonderful you must be to have been elected by 6.9 billion people to speak on their behalf. I was never notified of this election and I demand a manual recount!
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  1898.  @Sky-qd2mf  You seem to be unaware of the fact that Blaire is neither a transtrender nor a gay guy trying to flip straight dudes but is a clinically diagnosed dysphoric. Blaire relentlessly criticizes transtrenders and sickos like "queer kids stuff" as well as that sociopath Yaniv. You seem a bit irrational about this. Imagine how freeing it would be to not give a sh*t about how other people choose to live their lives, especially when their choices do not impact you one microscopic bit.
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  1899. But "huperson" just rolls so smoothly off the tongue...
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  1900.  @usmom1113  The Emerald Coast ("Redneck Riviera") is pleasant and has lots of great restaurants.
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  1901. I love it when childless people try to force nonsense on parents. They simply have NO clue about the trend-surfing and parent-shocking things kids do at certain ages. My kid claimed she was bi in high school. She never did anything remotely bi and is now getting married to a decent young man. I think these clueless Lefties need some firm parenting.
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  1902.  @editsforfun1238  Thank you for the kind thoughts. She didn't actually "lose her way." It was more of a fad, like skinny ties. We never took it seriously. Correctly, as it turned out.
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  1903. I used to like Shenandoah Vineyards' wines. Back in 2002 I bought a bunch of bottles and brought them back home to give as gifts. They were a bit on the sweet side but friends and family liked them. Their Zin was especially popular with the ladies.
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  1904.  @tamaracalderon3184  Yep...
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  1905.  @samaguga  I'm sure that financially incentivizing diagnosis of the 'rona doesn't enter in to ANY of the data, even a teeny tiny bit. Not at all. It's not like doctors EVER submit false insurance claims and they NEVER egregiously cheat on their taxes. Certainly NOT!
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  1906.  @Rick-the-Swift  Color me unsurprised.
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  1907.  @Silverguy12345  Interesting assertion, since they already are. Show your magical math.
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  1908. Oh, Baltimore. Just change your city motto to "Where Good Ideas Go to Die" already. Instead of reinvesting in the Inner Harbor, just let it rot and succumb to uncontrolled crime while shoveling money you don't have into a vanity project nobody wanted within walking distance of NOTHING.
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  1909. James, I'm not the only one who isn't clear as to whom you are accusing of treason and which treasonous acts you claim they are guilty of. Name-calling is NOT an argument. Make your case, if you have one.
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  1910. Taxpiercer.
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  1911. Not a valid comparison. The actress who played Janice had an actual SKILL.
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  1912. #43 pretending that they've never used a "Texit" during a traffic jam. 🤣
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  1913. #CicadaLivesMatter
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  1914.  @TheHeavenman88  Your figures are flawed. A single track can move 10 - 18 times as many people as a lane of traffic. Trains last about 50 years before major renovation is needed. Buses about 12 years. Cars typically half that. Also, your subway first-mile cost includes tunnels, stations, fixtures, rolling stock, SS&I facilities, and so on. Your cost for the LV tunnel is ONLY the tunnel -- it doesn't include the cost of the cars or the absolutely MASSIVE parking structures that will be required in already-dense central business districts. Quit fangirling and use your head for more than a hat rack, This Vegas project solves NO problem that actually exists and is clearly nothing more than a marketing gimmick to sell Teslas.
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  1915. The Grand Central Terminal railyard development ("Terminal City") was NOT built on a platform like Hudson Yards. Instead, they basically dug a big pit stretching along Park Avenue, lowering their yards and elevating the streets, erecting massive support pillars between the streets, tracks, and other rail infrastructure that left "holes" all over the place. Developers bought the air rights (this was the origin of that concept) above the yards and built their buildings atop the pillars, thus filling in the "holes" rather neatly. This seminal development was built in the early 1900s and has since influenced many designers and planners. Today, Park Avenue stands among the most valuable real estate in the world.
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  1916. Dense concentration of stars.
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  1917. You didn't even achieve ORBIT, you insufferable narcissist! You were CARGO.
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  1918.  @richardkammerer2814  I see what you did, there! 🤣
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  1919. Too gentle.
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  1920. Conveniencium. 🤣
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  1921. He must be at least a little bit smarter than those who constantly confuse him for an inventor rather than an investor...
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  1922. Reversible lane.
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  1923.  @bkitteh6295  You'll usually see reversible HOV lanes on urban freeways, often separated from the normal travel lanes by concrete barriers. They aren't commonly found on stroads.
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  1924. Nice to see she/her and he/him again!
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  1925. Can anyone tell me how "29rd" is pronounced?
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  1926.  @metalboy5150  I appreciate that, sir, but I Would never rank myself among the likes of the legendary and highly esteemed Samuel Langhorne Clemens. I'm happy just to put posers like TheJhtlag in their place. As if that clown has even been inside the Hirshhorn! If he had, he'd have seen that they paid some con artist six figures for an empty frame and another the same amount for a painting of a right angle, which is not merely hot garbage, but the hottest of garbage.
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  1927.  @masondickerson9466  LOL
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  1928. That wouldn't have mattered if the ship lost power.
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  1929. Clearly.
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  1930.  @robsta1980  It's also called "Upspeak."
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  1931. Charlie missed the best possible follow-up question to her "gotcha question" retort: "WHY is that a gotcha?"
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  1932. Shame, shame, I know your name. You've earned a pin but that's not a win.
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  1933.  @noobdernoobder6707 [Evidence Needed]
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  1934. This is not the thread I replied to. I guess YT recycled my used electrons after capturing them from the air.
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  1935. As an American citizen, you have the right to live anywhere in the country. I'm not sure what political orientation you mean by "POC" since those are two different things. If you want a liberal city, the center of any large urban area (DFW or Houston) will do. If you want an uber-liberal city, consider Austin. You will not find a home for less than $200K in any of those places, which was the point of Briggs' list. Your little piece of liberal paradise will probably set you back more than $450K and the property taxes will really cream your corn. Austin, for example, just passed two multi-billion dollar transportation proposals that will improve public and alternative transportation options for all the people who will be unable to afford living here in order to use them.
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  1936. It appears that you can only be "funny" when you attack things that were never said by anyone, EVER. Dan Patrick didn't say that, he simply asked why we can't balance reasonable precautions and some level of economic activity. Also, the President DID start taking action in January. He assembled his task force while the Democrats were still holding their Kangaroo court and trying him for things Joe Biden actually DID. I'm sure you've seen the interview where he admitted to withholding aid in order to interfere with the internal administration of Ukraine. Are you ever going to acknowledge its existence? The President prudently restricted travel from China and you insane media shills hysterically shrieked "racist!" He's been saying (for years) that we need tighter border security and that outsourcing our manufacturing to China was a terrible idea. He's being proven right, so when you try to paint him as crazy, inconsistent, or unaware, you might want to take note of all the paint you've splattered on yourself. As far as the Easter "deadline" is concerned, that was never a deadline, it was a hopeful goal. It's a moot point now, of course. This video aged extremely badly in less than a day!
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  1937. Important take-aways: 1) ALL classroom presentations are boring enough to knock you right out. 2) Lightning CAN strike the same place twice, but not more than eleven times. 3) When someone tells you their pet is mean, don't assume they're lying. 4) "Tremors" was a documentary.
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  1938. Just pointing out (for a friend) that, when many of us were in third grade, "gender" and "sex" were synonyms.
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  1939. I just rely on my personality for that.
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  1940.  @LindaC616  That was terrible. I'll allow it. Take my like!
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  1941. "I would never defend the right to tell a joke over someone's right to live their chosen lifestyle" -- How, in ANY way, does a joke or even a mean tweet impair anyone's right to live their chosen lifestyle?
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  1942.  @issahumps  Sounds about right. Portland was such a fun place to visit in summer 2003 that I went back for more a few months later. Good food, cool music scene, friendly people, convenient rail system. Sadly, I'm a bit reluctant to visit PDX again any time soon unless the local government gets a grip on their pet thugs.
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  1943.  @_suspi  I hated it when my 3-year-old began strip mining mountains. I sent her to bed early without letting her have any pudding first.
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  1944. Disney apologists: "But... but... but the lightsaber cauterizes the wound! It'll be fine."
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  1945. Pilots who do NOT come out of military aviation typically pay for their own flight training. Is United paying for the training of these DEI hires? Sounds like the basis for a crippling class-action lawsuit by the pilots' unions. Earn your damned dues for a change, useless union parasites!
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  1946. Pro tip: spewing out a 50 word explanation that boils down to "nothing happened" doesn't magically turn your non-event into something that happened.
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  1947. Not many malls are overbuilt enough to accommodate an entire amusement park. 🤣
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  1948. They can destabilize as many governments as they please. They can "disappear" as many adversaries as they want. But this, THIS, is completely unconscionable and NOW they've gone too far!
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  1949. The main reason the American right/Republicans reject the facts about carbon emissions so vehemently is not merely "because greed" but also because the left/Democrats handled this issue so very poorly while they held power. They conflated science-based issues with social issues and squandered their political capital on creating poorly thought out healthcare reform that denuded more forests than any lumber company, transgender/transtrender bathroom "rights," and legislation via judicial fiat. Starting with Gore's badly presented carbon tax ideas at a time when more Americans, regardless of political ideologies, were becoming very open to the science behind climate change, the Dems did FAR more harm to this important issue than the Reps EVER could. Their blatant power-grabbing pushed many moderates toward the right. Their frequent exaggeration and feelings-based entreaties, instead of winning converts to the cause, sowed the seeds of suspicion and cast doubt on legitimate science. When the whole thing falls down around our ears, remember that BOTH teams did their part to make it happen.
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  1950. First, a photo of a tax form doesn't prove squat. Second, so the hell what? Lots of criminals pay SOME taxes to avoid additional legal problems but that doesn't make them un-criminals. If you aren't in the United States legally, you are, BY DEFINITION, committing a crime. By the way, your ONE example is NOT an "undocumented immigrant" -- not that that's a real thing as opposed to a blatant example of Orwellian NewSpeak -- She is here lawfully and "documented" by virtue of DACA. Have you clowns EVER encountered a fact that you couldn't misrepresent? The great thing about the USA is that ALL our laws apply to EVERYONE equally. Stop rationalizing and excusing crime!
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  1951. Allow me to translate the paper for you: babble, babble, babble, babble, babble, babble, babble... Do we have tenure yet?
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  1952. I could "prove" anything I wanted to prove if I compared two different things. "Wages" and "earnings" are NOT the same thing. Social work and electrical engineering are NOT the same thing. Learn to English, TYT! Geez, you USED to make a little sense, at least every once in a while. What happened to y'all?
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  1953. We've known that more lanes create more congestion ("induced traffic") since the 1920s when Robert Moses imposed his incredibly flawed design ethos upon New York City's highways. Many engineers and designers showed him that he was only making the problem worse but he simply would not hear of it. Sadly, his skill at getting things built resulted in his terrible methods being universally adopted throughout the United States and elsewhere around the world with virtually no one in power asking the more important question of whether they should even be built in the first place.
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  1954. Your title has a huge typo in it! You misspelled "Three-Strike Habitual Criminal Finally Sent Packing" -- and, yes, that's THREE: illegal entry, identity theft, and defrauding Social Security. Not to mention that the LEGAL immigrant whose SSN she misappropriated probably got a tax bill from the IRS for the income that she earned that was reported using his SSN. I'm sure that she's an outstanding mom and a fine example for her kids.
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  1955. Dude, the Universe is in no way obliged to make sense to you. Get over it.
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  1956. Diabetes AND kidney problems? Color me SHOCKED!
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  1957. I thought Aussies were tough, but Aussie band introduces new Gender of the Week: "Butt-hurt whiner." The proper pronoun therefor is "useless."
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  1958. "Under-appreciated???" Only by talentless hack critics like Lardass Eatbert! When first released, the film was widely praised for its accuracy and special effects, as well as its decision to use Japanese cast and crew and the resulting balanced perspective of the events portrayed. The filmmakers were lauded for their choice to not just make another lame propaganda piece (unlike "The Green Berets"). I was living in Hawaii (Wheeler Field on Oahu) when they were filming there. Most of the Hickam exteriors and practical effects were actually shot at Wheeler, using the then-deactivated airstrip that was active during WWII and was shot up during the attack.  Many interiors were filmed at the Wheeler Officers' Club, which had remained virtually unchanged since the war. The major inaccuracy that got a rise out of audiences in Hawaii was the scene where the Japanese planes flew through Kolekole Pass (pronounced as "coal ee coal ee" without pauses -- your Hawaiian is atrocious), which drew gales of laughter from the audience because the clearly visible gigantic white steel cross at the pass was built after the war (EDIT: I see you caught that one, too). It's gone, now, because a bunch of stupid nuisance lawsuits from "concerned" citizen busybody groups were costing the Army too much money. I'm sure those jerkholes won't stop their nonsense until all religious symbols are removed from the graves of war heroes at Arlington National Cemetery. Screw actual history that doesn't agree with an extreme political narrative, right?
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  1959. My goodness, WatchMojo! Grow a pair: An understanding of satire AND a sense of humor. You've included a few comedies that were satirizing racial stereotypes and clearly making fun of racism. That itself isn't racism!
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  1960. I believe that's pronounced "Onion's Son."
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  1961. Why the HELL would you want to think of yourselves as slaves in the 21st century??? That is delusional and self-defeating.  Legal slavery has been non-existent in the USA for over a century and a half. Nobody alive today was part of it.
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  1962. "Elon already said we just need to build tunnels :P" -- Good plan! More of the most expensive transportation infrastructure that exists. About what I'd expect from a billionaire that doesn't have to drive himself anywhere.
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  1963. "I know why autobahns aren't allowed in the US" -- Hate to burst your bubble but we have them. They're called Interstates.
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  1964. "Sure there's a solution to traffic: get human hands off the wheel." -- driverless cars are NOT the cure for congestion. Sure, they'll probably reduce the fatality rate but they aren't MAGICAL Lots of people wanting to use the same road at the same time is the proximate cause of congestion and automation alone does NOTHING to change that. Cars hurtling at each other at intersections to hit small, precisely calculated gaps will compel countless drivers to hit their brakes reflexively and override the automation. That's going to end up being a net loss in throughput. Think it through.
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  1965. Bearing, you should really stop calling her "Fistie Splinters." It makes no sense and is non-descriptive, so you should really call her "Krusty Spinster" from now on.
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  1966. This comment section is a powerful magnet for both Chinese and Islamic propagandists. So very much unintentional comedy! Your butt-hurt is showing, children.
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  1967. Due to your blatant misrepresentations of the Berkeley riots, you clowns have compelled me to utter a sentence I never thought I would: Trump was right. You ARE fake news! Legitimizing those who call a gay ethnic jew who likes black men a "Nazi" and a "white supremacist" is disingenuousness of the highest order. Implicit condoning of anti free speech riots by the left is heinous to the extreme. Will your tune change when the crazy authoritarian left turns on you or will it be too late by then? Spreading propaganda that the right was somehow responsible for this is the sort of "false flag" delusion that we would expect from Alex Jones. Don't worry, though -- the way you're pushing so many moderates and centrists toward the right is only going to put more coin in Jones' pockets. I'm certain that he'll become wealthy enough to offer you blind ideologues gainful employment at Info Wars. That IS the dream, is it not?
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  1968. Teddy: blink twice if you're being held against your will.
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  1969. BBC is courageously disabling comments on their videos. Way to stand for something, clowns.
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  1970. Her name is not "Antifa girl," it's #MoldyLocks!
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  1971. I'd say that this is the most ridiculously stupid thing ever but if I did then some purple-haired freak would erupt from the  woodwork to prove me wrong.
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  1972. This was pretty funny, but if you're going to call out the President on his bull, you should also call out the media on theirs. it  would be pretty easy and rich with comedic potential: you could start with their pro-BLM/anti-police bias, the continued promulgation of the long-debunked gender wage gap myth, and the lack of coverage (if not outright cover-up) of Europe's violent, rapey migrant crisis.  From there, you could take them to task for picking up insane Buzzfeed rants and passing them on with no critical analysis. Then explain that people who have different opinions are not Nazis and that calling obvious violent rioters "peaceful protesters" has played more than a small part in the loss of trust they've brought upon themselves. Since HBO doesn't have a news division you should be fine with this.
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  1973. Shia: "Do you know who I am?"Literally everyone else: "No..."
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  1974. You guys really nailed it. The Middle East was SOOOOOOOO stable before 2004.  I feel I must explicitly state that this is sarcasm, since your knowledge of history is essentially non-existent.
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  1975. What do they want? Even they don't know and couldn't articulate it if they did. They cannot explain ANYTHING coherently.
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  1976. A fine analysis! Now explain why dropping a fairly small ice cube on a bare toe hurts like a gunshot wound.
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  1977. Once again, the Qatari Ministry of Propaganda, financed by proud promoters of the most hateful, racist ideology that has ever existed on Earth, attempts to wage psychological warfare and stir up conflict in the world's most multicultural nation. I'd say "nice try" but you clowns are so amusingly inept at this that it's almost pitiable. We're on to you morons and we know what taqiyya is. We're not going to fall for your outdated ideology of conquest disguised as insane primitive superstition. Don't you have apostates to murder, scientific knowledge to suppress, nightclubs to blow up,  and women to abuse? Stay classy, AJ, stay classy.
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  1978. Apparently, the conquistadores found the wormhole from The Final Countdown about a thousand years before the U.S.S. Nimitz did.
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  1979. MORE LANES MAKE IT WORSE! Think about it, you just make more lanes to traverse when entering or exiting the travel lanes. On a 20-lane freeway that's as many as 17 additional potential conflicts over a 3-lane. Signal, check your mirrors, move slowly over, etc, repeat until situated. Repeat in reverse order when you approach your exit. It simply doesn't work and we've known that since 1929.
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  1980. What Vox missed: It isn't a "pay gap" -- that's been against the law since 1963. It's an EARNINGS gap because people make different choices. Most women WANT to have children -- it's hard-wired into our species. Are you suggesting that they shouldn't? They also want to raise their kids and tend to select careers that allow them to do so. Are you suggesting that they shouldn't? Men work more hours, work more overtime, accept more dangerous and nasty jobs, and are more willing to travel away from home for work. If women want to earn more, there's nothing stopping them. All they have to do is spend more time working. Most seem to want more balance between work and family and that is absolutely fine but the "you can have it all" indoctrination promulgated by certain activists is pure absurdist fantasy. NOBODY can have it all! You have to prioritize and juggle.
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  1981. +peggy t No, they are STEALING from me. Glad I could fix that for you.
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  1982. You missed the primary cause of expense: political interference. Congresscritters INSIST on keeping Podunk Station in the middle of nowhere open because it's in their district and keeps almost 7 local jobs that they can point to. I realize you viewed this as a positive but none of these towns lack excellent highway access to larger markets. At the same time, a city like Waco has mainline freight tracks running right through the core of the city, but anyone wishing to catch a train has to drive at least 20 miles west to the tiny hamlet of McGregor to do so. Likewise, heavily populated corridors like San Antonio to Dallas have ONE train daily, in ONE direction. Why? Political interference.
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  1983. +darwincity Nothing like bringing up a "Pro Wrestler" (scripted entertainment cast member) to add legitimacy to a bat-guano based hypothesis.
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  1984. +DollabiIIz2  Completely untrue. The leading cause of death for African American males of all ages is HEART DISEASE. You are using a computer -- you can look this stuff up instead of making it up!
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  1985. An excellent video about one of the most beautiful aircraft ever designed.
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  1986. I hope you guys do a better job at controlling for bias than you did in The Course That Shall Not Be Named!
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  1987. It's unbelievable because you're LYING about what the law actually said. Also, "Water Protectors" is a hell of a euphemism for the crowds of careless jackasses who disrespected the Tribal Council and ignored the lawful orders of the Native American cops before leaving hundreds of TONS of garbage and excrement littering the reservation lands right before the spring melt carried all that filth into the ecosystem and local water supply. Do you know who pays the ultimate price for all that "help?" The "helped" who have no money for the cleanup!
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  1988. +Justina Williams WHAT "rights" are those? The "right" to not pay for stuff that every one of the rest of us has to pay for? This was never about anything more complex than greed. You can shine that turd all you wish but it's still just a big, smelly turd.
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  1989. The plot sounds like an episode of "Sliders."
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  1990. Let's just call them all "uterine-implanted."
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  1991. You might be overlooking a simple explanation in favor of an unnecessarily complicated one:  intelligent people simply get tired of having to explain their jokes.
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  1992. She has NO acting talent and is just as clearly lying as she was in her "apology" video. Hey, whackadoodle, YOU drove your own career over a cliff.  You reaped what you sowed -- sack up and take your lumps, you poor, poor "oppressed" multi-millionaire celebrity!
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  1993. You want equality? Show up when you're scheduled and do the work you're paid to do or you WILL be equally FIRED!
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  1994. I'm going to road-trip to Portland just to shop at that store. I realize that the melodramatically insane performance artist won't be there, but I'll be proud to take the symbolic piss on her. EDIT: Never mind. The owner apparently caved in to the madwoman.
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  1995. He keeps using the word "skills" but I don't think he knows what it means. Irony alert. If he had actual skills he wouldn't be an sjw/commie.
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  1996. No musical talent? No problem! Just create a crapstorm out of thin air and ride the publicity wave all the way to the bank.
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  1997. I used to enjoy Crash Course but your biased and inept handling of VidCon has poisoned ALL of your brands beyond repair. I like Emily's videos but I'll never donate another penny. #BoycottVidcon
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  1998. You Aussies are sick, mate! Giving a little girl a kamikaze Tinker Bell is just too many levels of wrong to count. That being said, ten minutes later I still can't stop laughing.
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  1999. I understand that Enya and Kate Bush are collaborating on a new album: "Music for suicides."
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  2000. Women's products like deodorant do NOT have the "exact same" ingredients. They generally contain different chemicals in different proportions.
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  2001. I am no "fan" of Mr. Trump, but this nonsense is so very typical of you people at the Qatar Ministry of Propaganda. Using "bombshell" in a "The War is Over!" headline size and tacking on "allegedly" 9 words later as a near-parenthetical is insanely disingenuous. Did you think that would slip past unnoticed? I hope the investigation into foreign influence in our election leads right back to your homeland. The irony would power a million homes for decades.
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  2002. You guys sound like the Propaganda Department of ISIS. Will Chunk of Anger EVER say anything factual about Islam?
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  2003. I think you accidentally proposed a new Star Wars movie. Star Wars Episode XXVIII: Bits on the Fritz.
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  2004. None of these guys are Rock and Rollers.
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  2005. Literally not ONE fact presented here. The far left and antifa have repeatedly proven themselves to be violent emotional toddlers and clearly initiated the Berzerkeley riots. IT'S ON FILM, you contemptible apparatchiks! Tell your Qatari masters that refuting video evidence makes you and them look like delusional idiots.
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  2006. You overlooked the strong odds that, as an MLM distributor, the IRS will send  you a love letter, determine that your money-draining involvement with these companies is not a legitimate for-profit business endeavor, disallow all of your "business" deductions, and present you with a hefty tax bill (plus penalties and interest).
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  2007. Well presented, sir! Thanks for not going off the deep end, partisanship-wise.
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  2008. Sadly, not everyone can pursue a Gender Studies "degree" and con the big bucks out of people who fail at critical thinking.
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  2009. Nobody computers the internet like you, Miss June!
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  2010. It appears that, for any industry other than entertainment, virtue-signaling is a brand-killer.
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  2011. Pretty funny bit but you do seem to spend more time imagining naked Donald Trump than Donald Trump does! Is there something you'd like to share with us?
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  2012. The ONLY "good" this vile harpy has done is to cure countless men of their ginger fetish.
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  2013. +SupaEMT134 They didn't melt. They softened and sagged.
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  2014. Who is this woman? I feel like she used to be famous.
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  2015. +Godzilla Verses OR... you could stay and work to reform the system, right? Oh, sorry, that might actually require some EFFORT. So much easier to just run away than to work for positive change. You can either take to an oar and help row, or get out of our damned lifeboat.
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  2016. "Prohibit into???"  I think that shop owner was "invited from" his primary school English classes. I get that the shop owner was probably an immigrant, too, but come on, Oz, get a grip!
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  2017. You lack the street cred to convincingly pull off "kicks."
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  2018. What do we get that chicks don't get? THE BILL.
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  2019. Right... look around the room. There are over 7 BILLION of us here at the party. "Population decline" is the obvious conclusion to reach as a result of what is still, essentially, a fringe movement. So, please tell us what color the sky is in your peculiar little version of a world?
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  2020. Damn snowbirds -- always culturally appropriating OUR red-blooded American controversies!
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  2021. My hat's off to the Sydney Girls High School for proving once again that NOTHING will EVER be enough for contemporary feminists.
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  2022. Nothing pisses off these busybodies more than success...
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  2023.  @thelindblomer  Fair points but allow me to elaborate: 1) We have many passenger rail lines in the USA powered by 25Kv overhead catenary, too. The running rails do not "act like ground" -- they ARE GROUNDED. Power doesn't flow far from the locomotive before it goes to ground. Electricity always takes the shortest path to ground. That can be totally disregarded for Brightline Florida, as their trains are powered by diesel-electric locomotives that generate their own power, not electric locomotives, so there's no power going to ground on that line. 2) The voltage of signaling systems is ridiculously low, generally much less than 50Vrms, per IEEE standards. It can be completely disregarded.
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  2024.  @williamstamper442  Not true. Amtrak's entire Northeast Corridor is electrified. Many regional/commuter rail lines are also electrified, especially on the east coast, such as the LIRR, MNCR, SEPTA, and most of NJT.
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  2025. Wasn't Ice Berg a Swedish rapper from the early 90s? 🤣
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  2026. That "Interstates can't connect to toll roads" excuse is pure bullsnot! Not only did many states make use of the option of funding their share of construction costs by issuing bonds secured by tolling their segments of interstates, but Robert Moses had contrived a way to gain federal funds to connect highways to his toll bridges by stretching the definition of "approaches" to the breaking point MANY years earlier.
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  2027. "Clam-whipped?" Tits, you truly ARE the tits! 🤣🤣🤣
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  2028. Not without getting put on a watch list, you can't!
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  2029. Has anyone else noticed that (like Biden did) Nicole Wallace is slowly morphing into a Ballchinian? NOT a good look for a woman!
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  2030. Correction: They've gone so far Left that they've left REALITY.
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  2031.  @richardhockey8442  Gotta read that fine print on Trivago.
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  2032. Remember when a female cop could frisk a woman and almost never encounter a surprise penis? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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  2033.  @did_I_hurt_your_fee_fees  I see you're a fan of futurist author Mack Reynolds. The "one vote per earned dollar" Meritocracy is a recurring theme in his books.
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  2034.  @did_I_hurt_your_fee_fees  I have no interest in proving you wrong! Mack Reynolds is a futurist and science fiction author who wrote books such as "The Towers of Utopia" and "Rolltown" in the 60s and 70s. He also predicted the internet/World Wide Web and ubiquitous do-everything smartphones with startling accuracy although he called them by other, clumsier names. In the two books I mentioned, most jobs have become so highly automated that merely 5% of the population is needed to build and operate everything, so every unemployed adult American citizen is given one residence of their choice (a tiny high-rise condo or an RV, usually) and a monthly stipend (Negative Income Tax) BUT they cannot vote unless they are gainfully employed (one vote per EARNED dollar, so NIT recipients and idle wealthy trust fund babies cannot vote). In his books, he explores the socioeconomic consequences of such policies mixed in with murder mysteries or other action/adventure plot lines. He delves into socioeconomic theories pretty deeply so his books aren't for everyone. On the other hand, he also wrote several softcore p0rn books before he became well-known as a futurist, so there's that! You can find a number of his books at almost any used book store. I think you might like them. Try the two I mentioned. They're set in the same universe.
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  2035.  @did_I_hurt_your_fee_fees  Why? I thought you might enjoy reading them, that's why!
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  2036.  @boffa-deez  Would you like to know more? 😁
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  2037.  @boffa-deez  Cool.
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  2038. Really? I'm surprised it has more than one!
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  2039.  @3101home  It's also larger than Connecticut by about 500 square miles. If you think that's crazy, the XIT Ranch (1885-1912) alone was 3,000,000 acres, or 4,687 square miles, and spread across parts of ten Texas counties along the New Mexico state line.
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  2040.  @3101home  Interesting! I didn't know they had holdings that far northeast.
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  2041. Let's replace "Karen" with "Julie."
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  2042. Is it possible that disproportionate arrest rates might have SOMETHING to do with disproportionate crime rates? Maybe, just MAYBE.
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  2043. Plot twist: That Metaverse version of Zuck is the REAL Zuck. The version we see on the news is the VR construct.
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  2044. How worthless and weak are these people that their "safety" can be "threatened" by something that THEY CAN TURN OFF?
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  2045. 07:47 - Hmmm, Krystal. It's been too long. Yummy!
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  2046. "Where do you people even come from?? From fucking Mars??" -- We came from YOUR country, and every other country on Earth. We just decided to leave our inferiority complexes behind. Thanks for demonstrating why that was a good idea!
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  2047. How many times do we have to remind people how conversation works? You do NOT address someone directly by PRONOUNS!!! You call them by their name or "you." You use pronouns when they aren't present. STOP destroying our language to pander to morons!
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  2048. It's great to see discount Jonathan Silverman on his own prime time show! ;)
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  2049.  @masond2838  <- Obvious 6-week old wumao account is SUPER obvious. Earn that 50 cents, wumao!
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  2050.  @pyrotechnichell3475  Dated, but eminently allowable.
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  2051. There is an unending stream of evidence online that women go completely bat-guano insane without a stable male presence in their lives. That's why lesbian relationships generally don't work out; there's nobody to be the sane one.
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  2052. Technically, if the House were to pass such a bill (never gonna happen), it makes it through the Senate (never gonna happen), and it lands on the President's desk for signature, then the Constitution will have been followed to the letter. Did you sleep through every Civics course in high school AND miss the classic "I'm Just a Bill" episode of Schoolhouse Rock?
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  2053. 100,000? That's cute.
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  2054. "Only one nuke?" -- Sure, because America was famous for only building ONE of any weapon. Hell, the U.S. was practically launching an entire naval FLEET every month by war's end!
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  2055. The picture on that commemorative can sure does capture the MALE (note that I did NOT use the word "masculine") bone structure of Mulvaney's face. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2056. She's opposed to jobs, opposed to housing, opposed to enhancing the city's property tax base, and opposed to letting people choose for themselves. Is there anything other than herself that she's FOR?
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  2057. Do you like parkour? Do you like dinosaurs? Do you have a ginger fetish? Do you have 15 bucks?
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  2058. They need a better and unique name for this. A better paradigm is short blocks, like in Portland OR. Remove a car lane, widen the sidewalks, and add a bike lane. 300-foot block length (instead of the standard 600-foot block length) enhances both walkability and drivability. Convert a few appropriate streets into transitways or, less frequently, into pedestrian malls such as in Santa Monica CA or Denver CO. Use Bethesda Row (MD) as a model for on-street parallel parking that creates a "shield" for bike and pedestrian traffic, also increasing the distance between automotive traffic flow and sidewalk cafes. We have more functional examples of smart designs here in the USA than you realize. Considering that infrastructural changes require MONEY to implement, and that money is often raised via Tax Increment Financing and Business Improvement Districts (TIFs and BIDs), of course these changes start appearing in wealthier areas first.
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  2059. Maybe, just MAYBE, it's because one of the agencies of the Executive branch (you know - the branch that the President is in charge of) shut down a major formula plant? Maybe you've been living in Canada so long that you've forgotten how things work here in the USA.
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  2060. Skylab burned to a crisp in the atmosphere when it de-orbited in 1979. Try to keep up with current events!
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  2061. Life hack: Lower the lid BEFORE you flush. Far more disturbing to think about than that which the green laser revealed (I owe you this one for the toilet reveal while I was eating dinner): If you smell poo, that means that microscopic poo particles have entered your nose. Think about THAT for a while! 🤣
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  2062. "Holistic" must have been on her Word of the Day calendar.
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  2063. I found the old lady that Carol punched to be more likeable and hotter than the so-called "star" of the film.
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  2064. Here's a weird idea. Maybe energy storage doesn't have to be centralized. Maybe it could be distributed. Imagine a future where the end users have battery banks on-site, scaled to their specific needs. They could charge up using solar energy during the day and slowly discharge at night. Excess generation would feed the grid during the period of peak commercial/industrial demand (daytime working hours). Alternatively, these battery banks could charge from the grid at night during off-peak hours and provide power during cloudy days. I know - It's science fiction! Oh, wait... I just described MY HOUSE as it exists TODAY.
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  2065. I agree with Nurse Ratchet. Sick people are GROSS.
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  2066. Wind and geothermal work whether the insolation (usable sunlight) is optimal or not. Not all batteries need to be electrochemical. You brought up hydro but didn't mention pumped storage, a technique we already use. If people have a problem with dams, let them demonstrate their commitment by giving up water. That ought to "flush out" the hypocrites! In all seriousness, there's no "silver bullet" and no One Big Solution for this. As you said, the key is diversification of sources. A lot of smaller-scale landfill gas recovery, waste heat recovery, waste-to-energy, and gas-fired power plants would supply adequate peaking in an environmentally acceptable manner.
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  2067. Wait a minute. Was that cop saying that a WOMAN was OVERREACTING? NO WAYYYYYY!
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  2068. Who cares if they sneak him back on? It's not like anyone's watching the show.
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  2069. People, if you already avoided an accident, it's okay to STOP HONKING! Idiots.
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  2070.  @ram89572  I guess that depends on the optional DLC.
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  2071.  @georgeselby3376  I'd say they drive worse!
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  2072. As a kid in the 70s I'd occasionally use this system to get from the Union Station area to the Capitol South area with minimal walking. Creative laziness FTW!
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  2073. Brits would later develop the angled flight deck for carriers but missed this obvious opportunity to develop turn signals and brake lights for warships. Let's not make a big deal about that, as we Americans would later spend tons of money on non-exploding torpedoes.
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  2074. Drachinifel has an excellent 3-part series of videos here on YouTube that tell the story of the salvage efforts at Pearl. Basically every damaged and/or sunk warship except the Arizona and Oklahoma were able to get back in the fight and take a healthy bite out of the IJN's (or IJA's via shore bombardment) hide before the war ended.
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  2075.  @PhoenixTower  You clearly don't know how to read, perform basic math, or offer a rational counterargument, so you resort to childish, churlish name-calling. Your opinion is utterly inconsequential, and you will never have any positive contribution to offer humanity. Good luck with your meaningless existence.
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  2076.  @PhoenixTower  You literally made that up. Are you off your meds?
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  2077.  @PhoenixTower  Please produce any sort of evidence that I claimed to know "everything." I know finance and tax, which was the topic at hand. I will now ignore you and go to work because, unlike yourself, I do not have the luxury of "smoking every day" and insulting random strangers who weren't even talking to me because of deep-seated feelings of inadequacy.
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  2078.  @dangerousfables  Most TCJA provisions expire at the end of 2025 unless Congress acts to renew or extend it. Except, interestingly enough, the reduction in corporate tax rates. I agree with your last point - the debt hurts everyone but not equally.
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  2079. Do you WANT vigilante justice? Because THIS is how you get vigilante justice!
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  2080. If there's anything I've learned from your dashcam compilations, it can ALWAYS get more stupid!
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  2081. Overlap? Hell, there used to be liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats!
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  2082. It was a silly, easy read while lounging at poolside, no more. I blame Oprah.
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  2083. I have nothing of substance to say, just doing my part for the algo.
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  2084. Quite a bit of jibber-jabber from cammers that translates to "I decided to NOT drive defensively."
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  2085.  @ronniewall492  Three what?
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  2086. It takes a special kind of stupid to place yourself in a position where you almost get yourself rear-ended by a truck climbing UP a mountain!
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  2087.  @Wheeler63  ONLY if it's a CURRENCY transaction, thus the name "Currency Transaction Report."
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  2088.  @yrreteugarps2835  Considering that I spent many years auditing financial institutions, reviewing their CTRs and SARs, and making the occasional fraud referral to CID, I'm going to lean on my 6 years of highly specialized training rather than take some rando on the internet seriously. Here's a couple of relevant definitions for you, however: 1) A currency transaction report (CTR) reports CASH transactions exceeding $10,000 in one business day, regardless of whether it's in one transaction or several CASH transactions. 2) A suspicious activity report (SAR) must report any CASH transaction where the customer seems to be trying to avoid BSA reporting requirements by not filing CTR or monetary instrument log (MIL)... 3) A MIL must indicate CASH purchases of monetary instruments, such as money orders, cashier's checks, and traveler's checks valued between $3,000 and $10,000. You may have noticed the common theme of CASH. CASH is physical in this context. You obviously misunderstood something or are stuck on the accounting definition of cash, which is different than the Treasury definition of cash.
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  2089. I've never heard of these people. Maybe they should stop enriching lawyers and buy themselves actual human names like serious people have.
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  2090. It is absolutely HILARIOUS that, without exception, every person criticizing her can barely string a coherent sentence together. Spelling errors, marginally literate grammar, misuse - if not outright abuse - of the most basic rules of punctuation, and the utterly heinous misspelling of "y'all" abound throughout these posts. This is from people who call anyone with a different opinion "uneducated." The irony is too thick to cut with a Ginsu knife!
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  2091.  @teemusid  The entirety of southern California is a desert environment. You do understand that annual precipitation is the measure that defines a desert, right? It has little to do with sand, rocks, and cacti. Consider that Antarctica is not merely a desert but also the driest place on Earth, even though its ice contains 70 percent of all the fresh water on the planet. It's still the "desert-iest" desert of them all. Parts of the SJV and central coast are also desert biomes. Sucking water out of the ground and diverting even more from the Sac/SJ River Delta do NOT unmake a desert! If you experience ten inches or less of rainfall annually, surprise! -- you're in a desert.
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  2092.  @bremaster93 I am truly impressed by the endurance of your hate boner for TBBT. You should seek qualified medical attention for that. You've trashed the show in EVERY thread in this comment section. Your life must be so full of joy.
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  2093. 02:21 - FYI, NOBODY has the "right away" because there's no such thing. I guess the plural form would be "rights away?" The correct terms are "right OF way" (singular) or "rights OF way" (plural).
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  2094. Pro tip for our European guests: America's national parks are NOT like your parks. They are mostly wilderness areas with little, if any, development. There are no lifeguards, few ranger patrols, and dozens of quick and easy ways to kill yourself if you don't use your head and stay aware of your surroundings. When Americans name a place "DEATH Valley," we are NOT kidding!
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  2095. That 304 complaining about the flowers obviously wanted a bouquet of money.
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  2096. #13: Words were exchanged. Feelings were hurt.
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  2097. 80s films weren't for pussies, man.
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  2098. For those wondering about all the truck stop/travel plaza mentions, OTR (Over The Road) truckers usually have little 12 volt TVs and DVD players in their rigs' sleeping quarters to watch while they're at rest. That's why Loves, T/A, and Pilot/Flying J all sell DVDs and usually have a Red Box outside.
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  2099. Repainting over the tire marks is hatefully bigoted against people who identify as motor vehicles. Obviously.
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  2100.  @stockstrut  I didn't subscribe but I did report you for spamming. Does that help?
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  2101.  @kylesanders8276  Surely, but what is he/she/it shilling? Where's the profit?
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  2102.  @MrPland1992  Yes, but where's the PROFIT?
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  2103. That "answer" wasn't one.
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  2104. Man, that sure is a LOT of nobodies!
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  2105. NPR = Not Properly Reported.
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  2106. These whack-jobs will NEVER be satisfied with ANYTHING.
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  2107. Okay, okay, OKAY, lady! I'm sold. He's got my vote.
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  2108. "proving the biblical Great Flood" -- You misspelled "proving geological uplift."
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  2109.  @bryan8056  Agreed.
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  2110. Karen, you've been journalismed!
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  2111. It's commuter rail, not light rail. The voters rejected light rail in the 90s because of the two billion dollar price tag.
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  2112.  @regretabletangibility  I don't have one currently. My childhood dog would chase squirrels halfway up trees before realizing she couldn't climb trees and pulling the classic Wile E. Coyote move of clawing desperately at thin air before tumbling haplessly back to Earth. Adorable, but dumb as a rock.
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  2113.  @regretabletangibility  Standards are great. Gentle enough to play with your kids, but large enough to take a good-sized chunk of flesh out of an intruder. The females are generally smarter than the males.
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  2114. Spoiler alert: the answer to the question posed by the title is: "In the 1960s."
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  2115. He hates oil so much that he's now permanently attached to a big ol' chunk of it. Loving the irony!
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  2116. Before Brandon came along, few people would have noticed or even cared if the federal gas tax had doubled. That could have funded a lot of road & bridge repairs and would not have been as controversial as a VMT tax. Now, his disastrous energy policies have taken that revenue source completely off the table, meaning that ever-increasing general fund allocations will be needed to keep up our roadway infrastructure, meaning that other taxes (income, probably) will have to be increased to make up the difference. Do Lefties NOT understand basic economics or how the physical, reality-based world operates? They sure do love to shoot themselves in their collective crank!
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  2117.  @d0sitmatr  Tell that to the owner of that car that was inexorably and repeatedly molested because he dared to park it correctly on the street in front of his home.
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  2118. Probably because they can't, and you already know that. States have no control over immigration policies and enforcement. The Feds do but they aren't enforcing their own laws.
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  2119. If you racked up $150,000 in debt to get a degree in something useless and then discovered that the history, poetry, and cultural studies factories weren't hiring, how does YOUR lack of common sense become MY problem? Stop whining, pay your debt, and serve me my damn coffee!
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  2120. What is up with this epidemic of idiots who have NO knowledge about transit and transportation vomiting up these insanely unworkable and completely unnecessary concepts? Stick to your "tech support" scams, you useless grifters. We're trying to build real things for real people living in the real world, here!
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  2121. Please show yourself out. Take my up-vote with you.
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  2122. That makes no sense at all. Having nearly all of your daily needs within 15 minutes of your home has NOTHING to do with intercity travel. Not one damned thing. Get your mind right, you sound like a Lefty.
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  2123. Did they sell him concealer for his big hairy Adam's apple?
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  2124. This just in: The SPLC has been labeled an extremist hate group by... the SPLC. 🤣
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  2125. In today's video: so very much sound and fury signifying so very little.
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  2126. It's a start!
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  2127.  @brmnyc  He also wanted to demolish historic Castle Clinton. There was quite a fight between Moses and the Roosevelt administration over the bridge vs tunnel issue. Moses loved bridges because they were highly visible monuments to HIM. He hated tunnels because nobody could see them unless they were in them. Luckily, Roosevelt hated Moses so he made the Navy Department claim that a bridge would impair their access to port facilities. Obvious BS, but I like it!
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  2128.  @holymelon8011  States have no "immigration systems," whatever you think you mean by that. States have no control over immigration issues nor any legal authority to deport illegal entrants. That's a federal function, and the party in power has completely abandoned it for the sake of false virtue posturing and amorphous political brownie points. That's why the Governors are doing this - they have few options other than calling attention to this disastrous policy failure.
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  2129. The melanoma is going to get her first. Blue-eyed people need to avoid the sun like it's hurling poisoned daggers at them -- because it IS.
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  2130. @renideo Nice job pretending you didn't know exactly what I meant.
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  2131.  Lee Jigi  I was saying something relevant to the topic. What were you saying?
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  2132.  @drsnova7313  [citation needed]
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  2133. WHY are the Lefties pandering to a demographic of 0.46% of the population, a number that rounds (banker's rounding) to ZERO? What a sheer waste of political capital!
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  2134. From the perspective of a self-employed person, I say "If I don't get to take a paid sick day, YOU don't get to take a paid sick day!" Bunch of wussies.
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  2135.  @cathychase663  I identify as singular, not plural. Do you have any actual FACTS to offer with which to challenge the FBI's findings? BIDEN's FBI, to be specific.
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  2136. True. They're also called "Fly-in neighborhoods" in some of their ads/marketing materials. There are at least two within ten miles of my central Texas home. In Lakeway (near Austin) you can own a house on a golf course, the waterfront, or the airstrip. There are also small communities in remote places like the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho that you can only access by aircraft (unless you want to spend 4 days getting there and getting out on a river raft, which is a VERY limited window of opportunity). I floated past one back in the 80s and it was amazing. Gorgeous scenery. Few neighbors.
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  2137.  @Kevin_the_minion8  I live in NW Austin. Lakeway is close and there's another one near Leander/Cedar Park.
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  2138. Someone please let her know that the website address that pops up in searches isn't working.
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  2139. Where is the event that your title promised? No "activist" was told facts. No heads exploded, metaphorically or otherwise. Is this a Lefty channel, built on a foundation of LIES and clickbait?
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  2140. I just bought a place in a town of less than 2,000 people to get away from the lunatic Lefties who are committed to the self-destruction of my once-great city. They've raised taxes, burdened small businesses with the same regulations that apply to enormous tech companies, castrated the police department, created a utopia for the homeless (who've flocked here in droves), and refuse to prosecute those who jumped the border and remain here illegally while not carrying basic liability insurance and over-burdening our school districts (and they're STILL flocking here in droves). About a decade ago, they annexed our neighborhood against our will and imposed inappropriate codes (enforced by pinheads who don't live here) that make sense downtown but make absolutely no sense out here. While I'm all for regionalism conceptually, when it's done the way they did it one might well compare it to prior examples of non-local governments imposing control over unwilling citizens who previously ruled over their own affairs. Regional and even global wars have started due to precisely that sort of behavior.
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  2141. The smug is strong with this one. There is NO plant that humans eat that we have not genetically modified. Do NOT listen to a ginger who is too stupid to stay out of the sunlight and has modified herself into a melanoma factory! I'm watching this hysterical toddler while eating a bucket of genetically modified plant matter with extra gluten. Delicious!
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  2142. Too many people in my neighborhood have "Beto for Texas" signs in their yards. Don't they understand that Beto is only for Beto? Who in their right mind would vote for an unemployed grifter/drunk driving enthusiast?
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  2143. That wouldn't suit the Left's narrative AT ALL.
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  2144.  @mikespongili8254  Your second qualifier is extremely subjective and so vague that it's hard to imagine a valid argument for either side of the debate. I'll try a few anyway but then I'll make myself a sandwich and log out: Medicare? Public transit? Farm subsidies?
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  2145.  @weareallbornmad410  Practically every city with at least a 6-figure population.
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  2146.  @Petethehun  I'm not in favor of fossil fuel subsidies but farm subsidies help keep our farms viable and our food affordable.
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  2147. Texas warning shot: Put one through the head of the gang leader. The rest of them have now been warned.
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  2148. Sometimes we would quietly sit and listen to a "mix tape" on our "Walkman."
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  2149. I'd say you can't make this stuff up, but you can -- and they DID.
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  2150. That's the best advice I've read all day: Do not poking!
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  2151. They might not have White Castle but they have Krystal. Much better.
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  2152.  @randym8393  Are you being intentionally obtuse? The party full of hysterical toddlers who demanded that perfectly healthy people behave like victims of the plague and hide in their homes while said party's utterly useless apparatchiks repeatedly shifted the goalposts while killing off thousands of perfectly viable family-owned small businesses in favor of a few gigantic mega-corporations. They call themselves "Democrats" in spite of the fact that they've proven themselves to be anything but democratic in principle. I could list the Governors who demolished their own economies and impoverished their constituents in favor of political theater but you know very well who they are. Please do not pretend otherwise.
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  2153. Is the data flawed or the results fictional, or both? Answer: Both. See the analysis that the flawed and fictional "journalists" at CNN failed or refused to do here: https://youtu.be/Kh-j8cX90uw
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  2154. #9: It's January 24th. Take down your Christmas lights, slackers!
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  2155. "Celebrities?" It's more like a "Who's That?" of Hollywood!
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  2156. Tim, I think you just created a new YT channel focusing on her daily dumbassery: "Ya' Just Crazy! Hosted by Tim Pool."
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  2157. Sort of. Out of more than 70,000 employees, only 2,500 are armed Special Agents. Everyone else is "armed" with pencils and calculators.
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  2158.  @georgewilliamssr5230  With all due respect, sir, that is NOT how that works. Interagency cooperation is a complex beast at best and every agency involved has a vested interest in protecting its own bowl of rice. The IRS cannot just show up and start bossing around your local cops. You're criticizing a power they don't actually possess.
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  2159.  @georgewilliamssr5230  Then you must also be aware of the reams of paperwork required in each and every individual case where local assistance is requested by CID and the fact that such assistance is not always a given but is contingent on available personnel and other resources. Your instructor seriously exaggerated the power of the IRS. You don't really believe that EVERYTHING the Academy told you was the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, do you? In 2002 through 2004 a number of cops told me with a straight face that the Patriot Act restricted public photography of buildings. It did NO such thing! The ONLY mention of photography in the USAPATRIOT legislation was providing funding for public surveillance cameras -- exactly the opposite of what those cops said!
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  2160.  @georgewilliamssr5230  It's actually a 90% conviction rate. Still impressive, no doubt, but NOBODY has a 100% rate of ANYTHING.
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  2161. Although the uninterrupted US 66 no longer exists, it wasn't "scrapped." Segments of it remain in use to this day. Some segments became one side or the other of I-40. What appears as "Business 40" on maps is, in many towns from OK to CA, signed as "Historic US 66." The main drag in Tucumcari is 66. Albuquerque's Central Avenue is also 66. You might need to get out more. :)
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  2162. I am SHOCKED by this story. Shocked that she injured herself doing an athletic activity and not merely getting out of bed in the morning. Shocked that she fit on a ski lift. Shocked that the resort had boots that fit her.
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  2163. We KNOW it's a Tesla, dude, The potato-cam gives it away.
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  2164. Someone's going to be hearing from someone else's lawyers, LOL. Don't back down!
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  2165. No, Tim, there IS NO SOUND IN SPACE. It's a vacuum out there so there is no medium (air/water/whatever) to propagate the vibrations.
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  2166. I see that quite a few other science-literate people beat me to it...
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  2167. Isn't the world's largest sphere the world itself? Okay, "oblate spheroid," but don't be that guy -- You get my point.
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  2168.  @Fordalk  Your English is MUCH better than my French. That's probably true for everyone else in this thread, as well.
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  2169.  @BioHorse  "They" who?
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  2170. But you can - and they did.
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  2171.  @gregbors8364  "Terrorism" is a pretty bizarre descriptor for a mass trespassing incident in which the only person killed was one of the trespassers. The truth is usually far too boring to generate clicks and sell newspapers, though, isn't it? Do you need to be reminded that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless war in American history in order to sell more papers? "Remember the Maine - To Hell With Spain!" By the way, Officer Sicknick died of a stroke. That's the official determination by the M.E. which was released last week. Everyone but the lady veteran died of medical issues unrelated to the trespassing. Not one Member of Congress was actually exposed to peril. It was just a lot of sound and fury that accomplished precisely nothing, unlike the 575-ish violent left-wing protests last year (according to the Princeton study) that put over 30 people in early graves. By the way, you are conflating "white supremacy" with "right-wing terrorism." Those are two different things, as evidenced by the fact that they are two different phrases. Nice try, I'm sure Alinsky would be proud, but I have this thing going for me called "reading comprehension."
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  2172.  @gregbors8364  I don't have a narrative. I'm challenging yours. If the parties switched then explain LBJ's comment during the 1960s. Explain why EVERYTHING is about race for the left (critical race theory, BLM, reparations, etc) while the right doesn't appear to give a hoot. There's a word for people who never shut up about race: Racist.
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  2173.  @gregbors8364  They can chant what they wish because 1A is the law of the land and were any of those weapons used? As I said before: Sound and fury that accomplished nothing.
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  2174.  @gregbors8364  I'm getting notifications out of sequence for some reason. Is it YT stifling debate or just lazy coders? Either way, lightning is approaching so I'm shutting down for the night. Fair debate, mate. Catch ya later!
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  2175.  @gregbors8364  I'm a disaffected liberal who got left behind when the left went to the left of Stalin. I also need to shut down for electrical storms coming this way. Good day, sir.
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  2176.  @kang-heeellalee9862  A border crisis so out of hand that even the MSM keeps bringing it up? Blatant attempts to violate Constitutional limits? Four TRILLION in deficit spending in less than 4 months? Rapidly rising prices and a path to hyperinflation? Bombing the Middle East? Delaying our agreed-upon departure from Afghanistan? Sabre-rattling at Russia and China to the extent that they now seem to be forming an alliance against us? Killing well-paying blue collar jobs to appease the extreme wing of his party? Promising $2,000 checks "immediately" and failing to deliver? Issuing 40 executive orders in 3 months after stating that using such orders was a signature of "dictatorship?" Violating his own first executive order? Promising an "effective strategy to mobilize truinnashurapressure" and failing to deliver whatever the hell that is? He might be completely fracturing our nation but at least the Establishment got their Corporatist in and the orange blowhard isn't tweeting mean things any more! I'm sure that'll be a fine substitute for food in your stomach once your job vaporizes and a loaf of bread costs $200. You know, you're right. You've won me over. I'm convinced. Things have never been better.
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  2177. Alternate title: "Morons Making Themselves the Low-Hanging Fruit."
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  2178. You're quite confused. Is that you, Mr. Biden? Boston's subway and Amtrak are two completely different things that serve two completely different purposes.
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  2179.  @jakerushia8555  What a truly peculiar reply. I did NOT call you out on a grammar issue. I called you out for conflating an intercity passenger rail system with an urban rail transit system. They ARE two completely different modes, even though both run on standard gauge track. If you want to make it about grammar, here we go! My post contains no errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, nor otherwise. It was grammatically perfect and logically correct. In your case, however, I cringed so hard that it registered on the seismometers at the local University. You failed to capitalize the word "English." There are TWO "Ms" in the word "slamming." NOW you've been slammed for substandard grammar. Are you happy? Back to the ACTUAL point I made: Intercity passenger rail service in America dates back to 1830, when the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad instituted it on their freight lines. Freight and passenger service continued to expand across the continent throughout the 19th Century as more railroads were founded, reaching a peak of roughly 300,000 route miles. Passenger service was a loss leader. The railroads made most of their profit from freight service, land sales, mining, and timber. Boston's first subway was built in 1897. During the 1920s, highway networks began to expand throughout the United States. This growth accelerated with the New Deal programs in the 1930s. After the Second World War, war production shifted to automobile production and residential construction. The war had roughed up the privately owned railroads and the promised government compensation never materialized. Instead, we used our money to rebuild European and Japanese railroads and focused on highway projects at home. The deterioration of the railroads combined with the availability of non-tolled highways delivered the death blow to passenger railroads in America. By 1971, our Class I railroads could no longer justify taking losses on passenger service so Amtrak was created by the federal government to take over that function, running passenger trains on the same routes that had been used by freight trains for decades (in many cases, more than a century). Today, out of the roughly 24,000 miles of track used by Amtrak, only about 800 miles is owned by Amtrak itself. The rest is owned by the railroads who built it and continue to maintain it. You're welcome.
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  2180.  @johnniewoodard648  It does not, sir, but they were not intentionally targeted and the topic of this video (and Drach's 3-part series about the salvage op) is damaged warships that were.
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  2181. Please work to improve your reading comprehension. Not only did I NOT say nor imply any such thing, but I literally said the opposite of such. I had said: "I'm not saying that the contributions of the nurses weren't critical, or that they didn't witness some horrible shit, but let's not pretend that the horrible shit happened TO anyone but the men."
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  2182. Twenty years ago both Andres Duany and Peter Calthorpe suggested that developers of New Urban style projects make an exception to the usual "build the retail last" approach with regard to placing a corner store near each neighborhood center (in addition to the village center) while residential construction is still in its initial phase, even suggesting that developers build them on spec and lease them as "loss leaders" because they are a valuable amenity and will help attract more home buyers. Kentlands not only has a retail-intensive village center and several streets with live-above units but a few house-like corner stores within a short walking distance of double-stacked townhome clusters and single-family houses. Orlando neighborhoods like Baldwin Park and Avalon Park have village centers featuring both Publix supermarkets and CVS drug stores as well as apartments above offices, retail, and restaurants. Sadly, none of these 3 projects is within reasonable walking distance of rail transit but they're still far superior to typical postwar suburbs.
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  2183.  @erikharaldsson2416  We're finally seeing more of that here, too.
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  2184. Dude, it's IRONIC sad violin. It clearly must stay!
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  2185. This makes me very sad. I hope we've achieved peak 2020...
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  2186. 2021.
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  2187.  @thevalorousdong7675  Wrong. FIFTEEN percent??? Which rectum produced that "statistic?" PV panels typically produce power for 25 to 30 years, with efficiency losses ranging from 3 to 5 percent per year (depending on operating environment), NOT 3 times 5 percent! Clean your reading glasses, gramps!
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  2188. Your Ronald McDonald voice has a little too much Pee-wee Herman in it. That's probably appropriate!
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  2189. I had my roof replaced BEFORE getting the panels. Out-of-pocket cost $500 (old hail damage, fully covered).
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  2190. English, English, no English!
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  2191. It's ONE franchisee in ONE state, not the entire company. The video clearly said so. Maybe you should watch it before posting.
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  2192. While listening to this, I lost 10 pounds...of hope for humanity.
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  2193. When I was a kid in the 70s, the weird kids were into science fiction, the Drama department, or Band. These stupid little attention whores would have been beaten up regularly until they snapped out of it. Ah, nostalgia...
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  2194. Wait, are we just uncritically accepting Speer's self-serving version of events now?
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  2195. Excellent PSA, sir! Now make one for Texas! My property taxes just increased by 94% and we need to fire every politician in Travis County (except the ginger fire-fighting lady).
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  2196. Your Snidely Whiplash impression was spot-on!
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  2197. You've never met an actual woman, have you?
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  2198. Simultaneously hilarious and terrifying.
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  2199. Your premise is flawed: the Wokies don't like ANYTHING or ANYONE, not even themselves.
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  2200.  @heathercontois4501  There is SOME cgi in this film but very minimal amounts.
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  2201. I'm sure it's sexist, racist, homophobic, and high gluten content to suggest such a thing because of vague reasons or something, but wouldn't it make more sense to ditch the UBI thing and put that money into job training programs? "Teach a person of unspecified gender to fish" and all that?
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  2202.  @onceamoth  The witnesses recanted that testimony.
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  2203. It actually IS voting! Bond issues for housing are on the ballot in my city. The problem arises when the city tries to force an ill-though project into a neighborhood where it won't fit.
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  2204. On the bright side, at least it didn't go the route of "Scrubs" -- eight high-quality seasons capped by a super-satisfying finale and then tarnished by a cash-grabbing garbage "ninth season" that NOBODY asked for. There HAS to be a happy medium, Hollyweird.
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  2205. The "only" way??? Have you heard of TREES?
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  2206.  @peterpan4038  All of that is true, but so is this: plant life recycles itself fairly rapidly. As old plants die and decompose, new plants take up the CO2, macronutrients, and micronutrients that the dead matter surrenders. It's a continuous cycle. If you've ever cleared scrub from rural land, you know that it'll rapidly grow back long before you're ready to clear it again.
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  2207. I've never heard of this girl, but at least she's clearly marked her position deep in the no-go region of the hot/crazy matrix!
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  2208.  @reddot4419  Most Texans know what New England looks like and that triple-digit temperatures are quite unusual in that region. I will grant you the premise, however, that my joke is best appreciated by the well-traveled. 😀
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  2209.  @jeebus6263  I never considered that. My keyboard, like my life, is vanilla and boring.
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  2210.  @ernestcline2868  🤣🤣🤣
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  2211.  @HEDGE1011  The HMS Parenthetical accepts your challenge!
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  2212. Correctly deported, wrongly reported.
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  2213. Aniston has probably had some plastic surgery, but she missed having them fix her weird chin.
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  2214. You counted the ORIGINAL purchase of 27,000 acres as the current size of WDW. It is not. The de-annexation of Celebration removed about 4,900 acres from the resort property, making its current size "merely" 22,100 acres. Even though Disney controls some entities than own property within the community and also occupies office space in Celebration, it is NOT part of WDW. It is an unincorporated community development district in Osceola County.
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  2215. While neither new nor technically a "plaza," Bethesda Row in Maryland is a fine example of pedestrian- and bike-friendly street design that embodies many of the key concepts you discussed.
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  2216. They'll garnish or levy tax REFUNDS. A tax return is the report you RETURN to the government via paper or electronic forms. 🤣
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  2217. There are no monkeys in this video. That was a chimp.
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  2218.  @bluecyclone7077  I didn't say it was popping, I said it was a destination. I also didn't say any of those other attractions received more visitors, I said they were popular attractions. Reddy implied (probably sarcastically) that there were no other worthwhile destinations in Texas and Luis questioned that, so I tossed some examples into the thread. You're right about the Riverwalk, though. It's almost impossible to NOT go there while in San Antonio, especially if you're hankerin' for fajitas at Rita's.
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  2219. If these grifters feel so strongly about it, I'll agree to it - as long as they forego their federal salaries and benefits. What's that sound? Crickets chirping?
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  2220. On tipping at counter service restaurants: If I have to walk up to the counter to collect my food and fill up my drink cup, take it to my table, and clean up after I eat, then YOU should be tipping ME for doing 3/4 of YOUR job.
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  2221. Goats are not "farmed." They're RANCHED. 😂
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  2222. "Mexican" is NOT a race, it's a NATIONALITY. There is NO "nationality gene." Latinos are a mix of Spanish (Caucasian) and Native American (Asian/Siberian with at least 13,000 years of genetic isolation). Where the Hell did these people go to school? DID these people go to school?
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  2223. Speaking of governmental efficiency... why is DOGE a cabinet-level Department instead of simply being a leaner, meaner Agency or Office? Is it just for the acronym lolz? That's one heck of an expensive acronym!
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  2224. Didn't Obama's DOT fall for the solar freakin' roads scam, too? Great track record, there.
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  2225.  @david.ferris  Karen had no authority to throw a cone.
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  2226. TURNTABLE. The device that spun the bus around is called a TURNTABLE. The most photographed turntable on Earth is the one at Powell and Market in San Francisco that turns the cable cars around.
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  2227. Didn't Pelosi literally SUBVERT National Command Authority in late 2020? Where were these yahoos during that ACTUAL Constitutional Crisis?
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  2228. The most offensive movie of all time is 2015's "The Force Awakens." NOT because of the Mary Sue girl-boss thing, but because I already saw the EXACT SAME MOVIE in 1977 with 9 times the fun for 1/9th the ticket price. Fight me. Or don't. Who cares, really?
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  2229. Mr. Trump's biggest mistake was not replacing ALL political appointees in early 2017.
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  2230. They have WORM PEOPLE? Like Leto II in the "Dune" novels? That is so cool!
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  2231. You'd think people from Canadia would be better at this. You'd be wrong.
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  2232. He's NOT trans. He's a predator.
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  2233. If Joetato said "crossroads," he'd probably describe a T-junction. Come on, man!
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  2234. Hello, Charlotte! The real take-away here is that, as usual, CNN is 115,000 years behind the times.
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  2235. "No alpha wolf?" Come on, man. We all know that YOU are the alpha wolf! 😀
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  2236. NASA has turned off comments on their channel, just like their Fearless Leader.
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  2237. The clown-in-chief has never said an honest word in his entire 47-year political career. Is anyone TRULY surprised by his lies now?
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  2238. That... aged less than well. Like her.
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  2239. If you live your life in a way that requires pre-planning for your own arrest, you're doing it wrong.
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  2240. In the future: "unaided eye."
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  2241. Let's make a deal: The migrants with jobs can stay -- but the politicians have to leave!
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  2242. Yes, please. Let's hear MORE opinions about raising children from childless liars-with-a-good-memory.
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  2243. It is SO depressing to learn that scientists' political opinions can be just as stupid (if not more so) as those of actors. Cue clip of John Connor saying "we're not gonna make it, are we?"
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  2244. It's super-easy. Barely an inconvenience!
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  2245. Do not blithely dismiss the so-called "political" criticism of Baldwin. His politics are entirely relevant to this terrible, completely avoidable incident. He is so rabidly anti-gun that I would be shocked to learn that he'd ever taken an NRA safety course, been to a range, or otherwise bothered to learn one single fact about firearms. Look at his comments after the incident calling for gun control (what we really need is Baldwin control). From the first time I ever handled a firearm at the ripe old age of 7, my father (as well as numerous range safety officers later in life) stressed the fact that EVERY weapon you pick up is loaded with live ammo no matter what you are told. EVERY weapon, EVERY time, until you clear it and double-check it your damned self! They also drilled in the adage that you never point a weapon at anything you don't intend to make holes in. You also keep your damned booger finger off the bang switch until it's time to make holes in things. I daresay that if "Killer" Baldwin hadn't been such a vitriolic ideologue, he might have actually bothered to learn a few things about the topic. Instead, he CHOSE to remain willfully ignorant. All the negligence on the set is certainly a contributing factor but the bottom line is simple and not contested by anyone: HE AIMED A FIREARM AT A HUMAN BEING AND PULLED THE TRIGGER and now an innocent woman is DEAD. HE should be held accountable!
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  2246. "I'm a failed YouTuber" -- Says the gal who is 30,000 short of ONE MILLION subscribers.
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  2247. Yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes.
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  2248. Isn't it at all weird that, while Congress has completely obstructed itself from doing JUST ONE productive thing for three years while concurrently actively interfering with the Executive branch, the President just continues to grind out actual accomplishments (whether you think they're a net positive or not) such as trade agreements, immigration reform, and even peace negotiations? Just IMAGINE what our representatives could have accomplished if half of them weren't suffering from a severe mental disorder!
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  2249. She's "helping" to get that thing that already exists? Got it. Please let me know where background checks are NOT required. It's a federal (ATF) rule!
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  2250. MAJOR historical errors spotted in your initial animation: Lincoln was born in 1809. Baby bottles were invented (in France) in 1851. Pacifiers were invented in 1901. Get it together, man! ;)
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  2251. Best "Campagno!" episode ever. Period!
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  2252. There actually IS an opt-out for teachers (school districts) and preachers. Eliminating that might help resolve the insolvency issue. Or it might not - but they won't even discuss it. 🤡🌎
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  2253. I really want to know why that guy's pants were undone. Oh, wait -- no, I don't.
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  2254.  The Memo  6th. You're losing ground.
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  2255. Here in Texas, tollways are often built under DBOM contracts so the state doesn't have to cough up the initial capital investment. The roads will ultimately (after 50 years, iirc) become state property. Chicago did it backwards.
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  2256. The "Environmental" groups are NOT stupid and they are NOT "anti-capitalist." They are, in fact, PRECISELY the opposite of those things. Allow me to translate what Generic Blonde Lady was not so clearly telling you: "If ideas like humane harvesting and synthetic substitutes actually eliminate the problem, then people will stop donating money to our organizations and I and my cohorts will be permanently unemployed because whining for dollars is literally our only skill." I'm glad I could help and you're all quite welcome. :-)
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  2257. Google is going to be quite depressed to learn that most of us "spank it" to Tim's videos.
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  2258. "Seen and not heard" makes so much more sense now.
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  2259. These tech weenies have NO interest whatsoever in creating workable transit solutions. Their SOLE goal is to generate funding and inflate their stock prices. If they were really concerned about transit, they'd focus on creating incremental improvements to proven transit modes and lowering capital costs via economies of scale. In other words: JUST BUILD A BETTER TRAIN!
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  2260. It's called URBANISM and this hyperemotional hysterical girl-child is so absolutely TERRIBLE at explaining ANY of it that she's actually sabotaged her own "cause." Not that we can know what her "cause" IS because she's all over the map. A walkable city is NOT necessarily a carless city. It can be a city where you can park your car once and walk to several destinations while running your errands. It can be a city containing mixed-use, mixed-housing-type neighborhoods. The presence of rail or other transit doesn't make a city walkable all by itself. There are cities with great transit service and crappy walkability. There are cities with great walkable districts and crappy transit. She's an idiot.
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  2261. "Mother..." Theresa?
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  2262. ELECTIONS. HAVE. CONSEQUENCES.
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  2263. That's unacceptably rude for a Canadian!
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  2264.  @Cent-fq9dt  Literally NO ONE is "following" your 3-day old account. You Have NO fans. You're obviously NOT Curtis James Jackson, III. You just misappropriated his photo and have NO clue how to use a decimal point. What's your scam? Are you just another useless, oxygen-stealing wumao? Where's the profit in annoying random people? You need to re-read your contract because you won't be getting your nickels for this off-topic nonsense.
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  2265. I have to admit that I'd never even heard of Pete Davidson until this kerfuffle. Perhaps it was less "joke" than marketing tactic.
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  2266. "Yeah, I'm good" -- Dude, if you were even the slightest bit good, you wouldn't have eaten pavement!
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  2267. Technically, the Dems didn't lie in that tweet/xeet/whatever it's called this week. They said "COULD." It's the same level of truth as if I were to say that I COULD poop golden nuggets. Yes, I'd have to eat a bit of gold-bearing ore, wait a few days, and guzzle a LOT of poopin' juice -- not that I would, but I COULD.
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  2268.  @SloppyMaracas  "Selfish?" You're hilarious! Who forced healthy people to wear face diapers? Who forced healthy people to stay at home while the economy dissolved like tissue paper in a vat of acid? Who are the people who are NOT your doctor pushing universal mandates regardless of individually acquired natural immunity and other health factors? If you think you're at risk then get the jab, wear a mask while alone in your car, or opt out of society and productivity by staying home. Demanding that everyone ELSE do these things because YOU live in a permanent state of unjustifiable abject terror is the ULTIMATE selfish act!
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  2269. Those are his "tells" that he's lying. Another tell: his lips are moving.
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  2270. NBC is just trashing their competition: "Spreading disinformation is OUR job!" 🤣🤣🤣
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  2271. Today's lesson: when someone screws up on the freeway, jam on the gas and chase them like you're a 5-year-old playing cops and robbers. THAT will make the roads safer!
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  2272. I prefer "listen and believe the evidence."
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  2273. If an electric violin isn't a "real" violin then an electric guitar isn't a "real" guitar. You can't have it both ways. If you think you can, then Lindsey Stirling would like a word with you.
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  2274. You should encourage every troll and wannabe troll in California to call and claim that Gov. Gruesome's policies are hurting their feelings. Watch them take the hotline down in less than a week.
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  2275. My first CFI taught me to taxi using the "paintbrush method." Pretend that you're painting the yellow line with a paintbrush that's sticking out of your ass. I'm not sure if that works with anything larger than a Cherokee, though.
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  2276. VG stands as a perfect example of the intellectual prowess required to sneak up on a plant!
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  2277. I have to wonder just how many of these so-called "climate activists" have EVER put actual money where their virtue-posturing mouths are. How many have purchased electric or hybrid cars? How many have installed solar panels on their homes? How many have rainwater collection systems? How many grow or raise some of their own food using low-impact methods? How many take the train, bus, or carpool to work? I suspect that a well-constructed survey would reveal EPIC levels of hypocrisy!
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  2278. Welcome to the TDS Convention.
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  2279. I don't understand. There are only THREE Star Wars movies. THREE.
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  2280. That chick could use some Utah in her life.
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  2281. "Almost ran into me without using turn signal." -- But it would have been acceptable if he'd signaled?
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  2282. Tim, you know damn well that "malarkey" means "balderdash."
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  2283. Tim a fascist? It'd be easier to believe he's Cthulu incarnate! Oy vey, those crazy lefties...
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  2284. I bought a few extra cans of food a couple of weeks ago. No video thereof. Regular grocery run later this morning. There will be no video of that, either.
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  2285.  @lustfulvengance  I can drive to any one of a dozen gas stations within 2 miles of my house right now and buy 12 gallons of gas with no problem whatsoever. Where do I go to top off a fuel cell with oxygen and hydrogen? According to Google, there are TWO such fueling stations in my entire city of roughly 2 million people, the closest being over 20 miles from my home. Contrary to what you see in movies, cars RARELY explode. However 1/12 of all manned Apollo missions had fuel cells explode.
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  2286.  @ITBOILSMYBLOOD  Yet they routinely cut loose junkies who assault people without requiring them to post cash bail.
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  2287. You're wrong. They hate him and all the other ex-Democrats because the Democrat Party has become a religious CULT and there's nothing cultists hate more than apostates.
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  2288.  @thermodynamics458  Use terms you don't understand much? 🤣🤣🤣
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  2289. The imaginary brake under my desk is getting quite a workout today!
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  2290. Literally, #4 is literally a literal parody of a literal idiot Valley girl. Literally!
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  2291. He's like a cartoon version of a Bond villain. Cash and GOLD? Seriously?
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  2292. In 2003, the Pearl District was a stellar example of a successful brownfield redevelopment effort, lauded by planners throughout the nation. Leave it to the extremist lunatics you voted for to snatch abject failure from the jaws of glorious success. The same thing has happened to Baltimore's Inner Harbor as retailers have abandoned their shops. Golly gee, I wonder what these two cities have in common. Citizens that vote against their own best interests, perhaps. Vote for something different, you self-destructive idiots!
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  2293. It's clearly clear that she's clearly been very clearly clear. Clearly!
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  2294. Austin is a tough call. I'm not going to whine about your grading -- it is just an opinion, as you said. Factors favoring a mediocre grade: Horrible traffic, Weak public transit, Ridiculously infrequent intercity train service, High real estate prices and skyrocketing property taxes, Invasion of homeless bums and junkies created by our previous Mayor's insane policies, and No major league sports teams. Factors favoring a higher grade: Better urbanism is gaining traction in many neighborhoods (Downtown, Mueller, and The Domain), Amazing restaurants, Excellent entertainment options nearly every day, Vibrant local music scene and world-class music festivals, Decent comedy venues and at least one world-class comedy festival, Many top-tier universities and well-regarded collegiate athletic programs, Plenty of nearby recreational lakes and state parks, Good local parks, Less than a three-hour drive to multiple major league sports venues and other top-tier universities, It's still Texas -- and the Castle Doctrine applies, I live here, and When I get sick of the city, my itty-bitty Hill Country ranch is a mere 90-minute drive from my primary residence and my office. Your mileage may vary.
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  2295. Turtles are TERRIFYING!
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  2296. I was with you until you mentioned Papa John's. That stuff is NASTY.
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  2297. Not your finest suggestion, even disregarding the inevitable swarms of indigents. Fares aren't merely for revenue generation. Peak/Off-Peak fare models meter/throttle the flow of pax. People undervalue so-called "free goods" and don't take good care of them. Even the USSR charged a token amount (no pun intended) for use of their transit systems. It's tough enough to get effective transit propositions passed in most U.S. cities - why add another hurdle to clear?
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  2298. I did not know that dropping rocks down a hole constituted a "profession." What degree qualifies one for the job? That's four years of university I'll never get back!
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  2299.  @thermiafps3320  You can build a maglev in a tunnel, you silly wabbit.
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  2300.  @FlankyFrankie  Proven technology that exists vs fantasy digital renderings isn't clear enough? Hyperloop is a "solution" that lacks a problem.
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  2301. If they have an AID then THEY should be the one staying home and looking out for their own health, not whining for literally EVERYONE ELSE to jump through hoops on their behalf. If everyone is locked down, how long will the AID-afflicted last without food, water, meds, and electricity? Spoiler: Not long.
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  2302. The guy in the green shirt GETS IT. Our elected officials? Not as much.
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  2303. As an American of Italian descent, I am deeply offended... that you went so easy on that creepy, greasy Guido. Good bye and good riddance!
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  2304. The title's a bit click-baity as these technologies all actually WORK but it's still a fairly decent analysis of the downsides of various generation sources. You completely left out the greatest advantage: NO FUEL COST and, of course, no insane fuel price fluctuations. I don't know how y'all do it in the U.K. but here in the States we generally don't build wind farms on virgin lands. They're mostly on farms and ranches which have previously been cleared and many of these locations are already dotted with oil & gas wellheads. Bird and bat kill figures might be grossly overstated: They do have EYES after all and bats have freaking SONAR! How many flying critters are killed by pollution? Also, it is completely absurd to build solar arrays on the ground. Have you people run out of rooftops? We have over 70 million residential and commercial buildings in the USA, all boasting roofs. There is NO valid reason to build solar arrays anywhere else. In the USA, roughly 20% of our generation is nuclear which, coincidentally, is roughly equivalent to our base load requirement. Another point: not all batteries are electrochemical. Pumped storage is a thing that exists. During periods of excess power production, water is pumped from the primary reservoir uphill into a secondary reservoir. During periods of high demand, that water is allowed to flow back downhill through turbines. While it's true that most locations suitable for hydropower have long been harnessed, there remain a number of opportunities to be exploited. I favor a robust mix of generation sources, including, hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, nuclear, waste-to-energy conversion, as well as a few modernized (cleaner) fossil fuel plants for peaking. Incidentally, my household solar array is being installed next week (7.5Kw using SunPower panels with built-in microinverters, mostly on a south-facing roof with a few on a west-facing roof). My region gets 300 days of sunshine annually so solar is EXTREMELY effective here and boasts a ridiculously short payback period.
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  2305. #8 did NOT have to tell us they drove a Tesla. It was obvious from the Great Depression era potato-cam footage.
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  2306. Did we miss a major story about the sudden "vanishing rooftop crisis?" America has approximately 120,000,000 buildings, all with roofs. Most people who use electricity are located beneath these roofs while they're using electricity. There is absolutely NO justifiable reason to build solar farms on the ground, and plenty of reasons not to. There are already thousands of farms and ranches that produce electricity with devices that possess smaller footprints and don't create problems for their ag operations. These devices are called "wind turbines" -- and they even work at night!
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  2307. I admire how you've embraced The Wall! 🤣
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  2308. I think I get how this works. Please stop showing video clips of gorgeous, scantily-clad women.
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  2309. One of the first DVDs I ever bought and still a great watch! Be well.
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  2310. "The Big Bus" was the most hilarious disaster movie parody until "Airplane!" was released. I found the DVD on Amazon and HAD to buy it.
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  2311. Believe these women when they're telling you that men are better at everything -- even being women! 🤣🤣🤣
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  2312. That's some pretty colorful language from Canadians!
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  2313. Only primates can smile. Most other animals express emotion via body language, vocalization, or both. The dog was either panting or its jaw relaxed because of exhaustion. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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  2314. Talk about sailing under a lucky star! The IJN couldn't sink her. A nuke couldn't sink her. Why did we sink her?
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  2315. It makes us a STABLE country. Predictability is the keystone of investment. It's a key reason why the world trusts the dollar and we're the linchpin of the global economy. When you visit other countries, I can assure you that you're subject to their laws. Same here.
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  2316. #10 -- Passed a BUS on the RIGHT. Who DOES that?
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  2317. Objection: The electric fences are NOT the only containment measure. In the film you can clearly see a massive concrete wall/moat between the road and T-Rex paddock. They don't explain how the Rex high-jumped over it, but it's there.
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  2318.  @dragonoffski4501  But only if the witch weighs the same as a duck.
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  2319. How DARE you, sir! A weird Hitler story with nary a mention of http://www.catsthatlooklikehitler.com
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  2320. "I can't be broke. I still have checks."
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  2321. I have no issue with "trans people" (a term that has lost all meaning), but what does she think we "NEED" them for?
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  2322. 0:28 -- DUDE! Trigger warning, please. I was eating dinner! Key word: WAS.
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  2323. If you're going to challenge Andrew, you'd better bring your "A" game... or at least a game.
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  2324. 300 future unemployables.
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  2325. Cuteness overload!
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  2326. Mistakes were made and boo-boos were had.
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  2327. 07:14 - Arrow of SHAME.
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  2328. The Morpheus vaguely resembles a woman's nether regions. Intentionally? Discuss.
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  2329.  @ML-sc3pt  That's not even a little bit completely insane of you. Centrists can be First Amendment absolutists, Second Amendment absolutists, think allowing kids to make life-altering decisions is an abdication of parental responsibility, and be opposed to late-term abortions. They can be in favor of some government programs but not others. They can believe that everyone is entitled to the same civil rights but opposed to fiscal irresponsibility. Why would you think they're fence-sitting EVERY issue? That's not how it works. That's not how ANY of this works!
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  2330. Repeat after me: "100% of illegal aliens in this country have broken the law. They are ALL criminals, by definition."
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  2331. Today I heard the most shocking news I've ever heard from this network. There are DENTISTS in the UK???
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  2332. "Private investment yada yada yada" -- Have you forgotten about the 1991 Texas Triangle rail debacle with Texas TGV and the other guys? The airlines fought the plan like rabid honey badgers. One bidder stated truthfully that they'd need state guarantees and a billion bucks from the taxpayers. The other bidder lied and said they could pull it off with no taxpayer funds nor guarantees. The liars won the bid. Not a single damned inch of track was ever laid and both companies vanished into obscurity. But, sure, let's make it a partisan issue.
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  2333. Cleavage is not a precision weapon. There's going to be collateral damage.
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  2334. "Flexitarian?" You mean OMNIVOROUS! It's a real word that has existed for centuries. Oy, these people!
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  2335.  @Mgopro  Then explain why sickle cell anemia only affects ONE racial demographic. We'll wait.
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  2336.  @Mgopro  What the heck are you even talking about? What did I say that was not correct? Please provide citations as appropriate.
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  2337. I fully support making anyone alive today who owned slaves in the United States prior to Emancipation directly pay reparations to anyone alive today who was enslaved prior to Emancipation. That's totally fair.
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  2338. "Swimming in a pool of their own farts" absolutely MUST become a T-shirt.
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  2339. Watching Capehart and Emhoff discussing ANY form of masculinity is PEAK IRONY. It makes less sense than fish discussing flight.
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  2340. Taxpiercer.
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  2341. Jeez, Tim, does NOBODY edit your video titles?
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  2342. If half of your lawn furniture is composed of sail, you shouldn't be surprised when it sails away.
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  2343. I've seen far worse "art" on display at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in DC.
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  2344.  @muhammadibrahimzulfiqar595  Work on your comprehension skills. Florida budgeted $12 MILLION for relocation, not billion. That wasn't just for one charter flight (how much do you think it costs to charter a small jet for a single trip?), there will be many more such flights. The more, the merrier! Those who voted for this deserve a piece of it.
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  2345.  @AaaaNinja  When you put it like that, it sounds like you don't have the vaguest sliver of a clue what you're talking about. Texas has been screaming for help for a year and a half. It's DC that refuses to work with Texas. Our utterly useless VP hadn't even gone down there until Trump's visit forced her to back in June. Try reading more. It's fundamental.
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  2346. You will note that those green-wrapped pork sausages carefully avoided even touching any of the "men" on the train. ONE actual MAN could have broken up that fracas in a few seconds. New Yorkers like to talk as if they're tough but, in reality, they're all just a bunch of weeping willows. I say, let 'em crash!
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  2347. Tim, you left out one of the most important facts: WHO the heck is Ellen Page?
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  2348. I know better than to click that link up there!
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  2349.  @kamalaparkerballs  Have your people call my people. We'll do lunch.
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  2350. You misspelled 25-30 years. Weird.
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  2351.  @lisabierschwal4622  Batteries are irrelevant for utility-interactive systems unless you want whole-house backup. Since all of my delicate electronics have their own UPS units, I opted out of that setup. Off-grid/remote systems do require batteries, of course.
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  2352. It sure looked like that "mostly peaceful" violent rioter stepped in front of the truck. Think of it as evolution in action.
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  2353. Can anyone cite an example where LGBT people were not ALREADY entitled to equal rights and equal protection under the laws of our nation? This is a serious question.
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  2354.  @IHMadeThis Okay, so you didn't answer the question that was asked because you have no actual examples to cite. Got it.
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  2355.  @IHMadeThis  You did not. How are they NOT entitled to the same rights and protections as you, I, or anyone else in America? There is literally NO law, rule, nor regulation limiting their rights. The lack of someone's sexual orientation or gender on a drop-down pick list is NOT a limiting factor nor is it an infringement. Prove your point. Show your math.
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  2356.  @crissd8283  Yellowstone isn't close to major population centers, so it's not a great place for power production. Basically, ANYWHERE west of I-25 is fair game for geothermal. Anywhere east of it, not so much. Also, dry holes (tapped out oil wells) can be adapted to geothermal power production. One problem is that the brine used is very rough on the hardware, which makes geothermal extremely maintenance-intensive.
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  2357. #3.1: I guess that idiot just really wanted to angrily shake his moobies at you!
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  2358. I have one question: Why is movie?
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  2359.  @tonys32948376  Obvious wumao is obvious. DING!
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  2360.  @greenwayne122  The climate has been warming for 13,000 years, since the Laurentian ice sheets started retreating. Tell me a few things, please. 1) Why should we "stop" it? These cycles are just how the Earth's environment functions. The Earth is fine. It's been fine for millions of years and will be fine for millions more. Nothing we do will hurt this world. Only ourselves. Calm down. 2) What percentage of the last 100 years' temperature increase is INCONTROVERTIBLY due to human activity (please note that I did NOT ask what percentage of atmospheric CO2 we are responsible for)? Show your math, please. 3) Why, after 13,000 years of warming, is this only NOW, in recent years, a "crisis?" 4) Why do you choose to side with the wealthy elites who tell you "Give us more money and we will change the weather?" Have they EVER advocated for anything that didn't directly benefit themselves? Stop listening to what they SAY and watch what they DO. The politicians who whine the loudest about climate change (Gore, Obama, & Biden) own huge beachfront and island estates that don't have a single square inch of solar panels on their roofs (heck, MY roof generates more clean PV power than all of theirs combined). They travel in private jets, motor yachts, town cars, and limos. They want US to stop using fossil fuels so THEY can keep living the high life. Pay attention and wake the hell up!
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  2361. "THE" Texas power company? LOLOLOL!
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  2362. Everything is cringe!
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  2363. It's actually "Don't walk out of your job or don't get paid." Glad I could help you understand.
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  2364. 06:53 - The REAL tragic accident will happen off-camera (hopefully) after those people in the Del Taco drive through get home and eat.
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  2365. You used to live in New York, FFS. It's Grand Central TERMINAL!
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  2366. NOW YOU'VE DONE IT! Everyone will want to get married while wearing yellow radiation suits and red flowerpot hats. I hope you're proud of yourself.
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  2367.  @tomfullery9710  In a train station.
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  2368. Yes, the Texas Eagle has one train daily, either north- or south-bound.
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  2369. He's an investor, not an inventor.
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  2370.  @berserkagain7976  [CITATION NEEDED] You pulled those fake stats right out of your rectum. Why do you need to lie?
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  2371.  @0kamar189  His rectum. 🤣
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  2372. @ Thank you! 😁
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  2373.  All trump supporters are scumbags  <-obvious 5-day old wumao account is SUPER obvious. Keep earning those 50-cent paychecks and you might be able to buy the premium dog food for your dinner one of these days, wumao!
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  2374. "Isn't it a little odd?" should be the official motto for 2020.
    1
  2375. How are you supposed to shoot a squirrel that's chewing its way into your attic off your roof without an air rifle? These big-city politicians have NO clue how the real world works!
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  2376. Isn't that the guy who criticized Texas' grid in early 2021? It's been hotter in Texas this summer than in Cali but we've had no rolling blackouts or other meaningful problems. My AC is humming along beautifully, but - it MUST be said - DON'T MOVE HERE!
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  2377.  @MaggiesNight  Name-calling? THAT'S your argument? Pathetic.
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  2378. 02:23 - Weebles wobble but they don't fall down.
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  2379. I wouldn't worry too much about these people. Remember: they don't actually DO anything.
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  2380. When, in the past century, has a government disarming its own citizens EVER ended well for those citizens? It ends in tears and mass graves. Just ask all the corpses of those who once lived under the rule of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, and their ilk. It's good to know that's where NowThis "News" stands on this issue, because the free press is always the next thing to be "disappeared." Idiots!
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  2381. Isn't it ironic how all these Lefty propagandists eagerly rush in to prove the NY Times' point? Have they NO self-awareness at all?
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  2382.  @Here4theComments9  COVID did not close one single business. The authoritarian power-grabbers that the gullible citizens voted into power did that with their fear-mongering.
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  2383. I thought Vietnam was "the first TV war." Kids today think they invented everything...
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  2384. Well said, Mr. Benjamin! 👏
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  2385. This has been done. About 30 years ago, a 3M parking garage in Austin had a solar installation shading its top deck for many years. It was decommissioned and removed for reasons I do not remember. Several surface parking lots in the region are currently shaded by solar sheds, as are a number of parking lots throughout the sun belt. These are mostly utility-interactive systems.
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  2386. Some questions: 1) Does it make ANY sense to annoy half of your potential tunneling clients by saying crap like "will destroy subways?" 2) Is the man not aware that the Acela ALREADY EXISTS between Boston and DC and achieves speeds of up to 150mph? 3) Are people not aware that the CTA Blue Line ALREADY provides a 30-minute trip between the Loop and O'Hare and that improvement projects currently underway will shave 10 minutes from that trip?
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  2387. Everyone ALREADY has equal rights and protection under the laws of the United States. If that's not enough for someone, they're just trying to seize undeserved power. Stop granting them power!
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  2388. Owned by the bankrupt railroad that ceased to exist in July of 1942? Okay, Zippy.
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  2389.  @thebosstex1172  You clearly don't understand Russia, pal.
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  2390.  @ashlibabbitt8609  <- 4-day old troll explains how Lefties reproduce. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2391. The bookies always get their vig off the top.
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  2392. Did that one driver seriously honk at a car BEHIND them??? A mind is a terrible thing to waste.
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  2393. How in the ever-lovin' HELL are so many 4-wheeler drivers nearly rear-ending someone and drifting out of their lanes? Every car I've bought since 2017 has had anti-collision auto-braking, proximity sensors, and lane-keeping as standard features! Are these morons disabling their sensing suites? I say, let 'em crash! <- "Airplane!" deep cut.
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  2394.  @Countrymusic111  ONE step program.
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  2395.  @TeddyBear-cg3lz  Most of these border-jumpers are NOT refugees. They are merely economic migrants. Either way, please explain how requiring someone who wishes to enter the USA to fill out paperwork and follow the lawfully prescribed procedure is "treating other people inhumanely." Appeal to emotion is NOT a valid argument. Make your case.
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  2396. Listening to two New Yorkers engaged in a screaming match while "Another Brick in the Wall" plays in the background is just a little TOO on the nose. They don't need no education!
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  2397. Your Bernie impression is ON POINT.
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  2398. Quite the round-up of the usual suspects: Multiple Tesla potato-cams, our old friend Mr. Trayne Horne, and a special appearance by Honkington H. Honkerson.
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  2399. Are we sure that the guy (???) shrieking "science!" wasn't parody? I mean, that couldn't possibly have been unironic, right? Right? RIGHT???
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  2400. I learned that he was, in fact, trolling like a BOSS. The fact that it's become hard to distinguish satire from reality is DEEPLY disturbing.
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  2401. Whew! Your title scared the bejeebers out of me. Glad it's just a rebranding. You go, (German) girl!
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  2402. Tree squirrels do NOT hibernate. Only ground squirrels do so. The squirrel at 0:51 is just a big, fat tree squirrel.
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  2403. Freight vs transit.
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  2404. I, for one, am eagerly anticipating the new Intel lawn tractor. I hope it has a standard PTO and an optional disker.
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  2405.  @gadget_hack  In a very blue city that encouraged a huge surge in its homeless population, dramatically reduced police funding, and has delayed graduation of the current trainee class at the police academy. The more you know...
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  2406.  @gadget_hack  NOT what I said at all. To clarify the issue: By repealing the ordinance prohibiting public "camping" in order to pander to God-knows-who instead of actually DOING a damned thing to address the underlying causes of homelessness, our weak-sauce local government made it perfectly clear to the homeless population that they could set up encampments virtually anywhere, panhandle, steal from nearby cars and homes,, and harass women without consequence. The word spread and they swarmed here from other cities. Thankfully, a successful bipartisan initiative put Proposition B on the ballot - which passed in May, reinstating the public camping ban. Those lame apparatchiks did their best to slow-roll it but the enforcement phase is becoming effective in a few days. They're spending hundreds of millions to buy a few troubled hotels in which to house them. That is also not a great long term solution, especially if they burn themselves down like they did with so many of their encampments (one of which went up in smoke just a few days ago).
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  2407. "Too critical of Nagumo" -- HOW is that possible? The results speak for themselves. The USN wiped its glorious institutional ass with all 4 of his precious fleet carriers and curb-stomped Japan's most experienced naval aviators. The IJN never recovered.
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  2408. What Lefties and other toddlers don't get is that it took CENTURIES to get to this point. Sure, we can change EVERYTHING in merely 12 years (sarcasm). We have been working on solutions since the early 1980s. It's been pointed out that America rebuilds itself every 50 to 100 years. These things take time and cost money. Toddlers want what they want now Now NOW. Adults have to say "no No NO." Quit whining and actually DO something constructive and maybe the grown-ups will take you seriously. Retrofit your home to be more energy-efficient. Install solar panels. Capture rainwater. Grow something edible in your yard or on your balcony or roof. Trade in your car for something that gets better mileage. Link errands. Take the train. Actually USE the recycle bin. Stop driving everywhere in your enormous SUVs to protest pipelines and stop leaving a damn mess behind when you do.
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  2409. Don't forget the box of extracted items and the gift of the butt pen.
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  2410. Spoiler: #2: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation #1: Die Hard
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  2411. That teacher looked EXACTLY as I expected she would. NASTY.
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  2412. The quickest way to shut down these ideologues is to ask them for authoritative citations. They disappear from the discussion faster than Quicksilver.
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  2413. Harvard wasn't wrong. White is a color.
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  2414. "Belgian Steamer" - I'll not be shaking off THAT image any time soon! 🤣🤣🤣
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  2415. That is NOT how that works.
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  2416.  @TheTISEOMan  Not to mention that the hot spot is slowly but continuously moving under thicker crust (or the other way around -- same result).
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  2417. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2418. Tim, these pinheads are NOT revolutionaries. They're unskilled LARPers pretending to be revolutionaries. They need a vigorous reality-spanking.
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  2419. Here's the truly stupid thing: We don't need a "technological breakthrough" to approach net zero greenhouse gas emission. We already know how to make solar panels, wind turbines, and nuclear power plants. We already know how to PLANT A FRACKIN' TREE! A better battery would be helpful, certainly, but battery efficiency has historically progressed at no more than 2% per year, on average. There is ONE little thing that making all of that happen requires: ENERGY! Which currently means -- wait for it -- fossil fuels. Another thing: There are some critical transportation modes which cannot readily nor practically be electrically powered: mainly aircraft and ships. Nobody sounds more stupid than a politician talking about science, technology, and engineering!
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  2420. What if he was just wildscaping his lawn?
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  2421.  @Metalmirq  Dude, he's quoting from "Wayne's World."
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  2422. I'm all for women having their own competitive leagues. Why doesn't the trans community just start their own? Could it be that there simply aren't as many of them as they claim and everyone would see that the facts are blatantly contrary to the narrative? Maybe...
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  2423.  @ericstevens8660  Rural counties typically don't have "zoning." Cities and towns in those counties might (or not). You're more likely to encounter a lot of regulations regarding surface water impoundment and septic systems.
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  2424. Paint-swapping special!
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  2425. And so another Looper is born.
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  2426. @ It's on my bucket list, too.
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  2427. Tom is a white guy. He's extremely white. He walks with his buttocks extremely tight.
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  2428. You have clearly forgotten his seminal role in the global blockbuster "Corvette Summer."
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  2429. This is what happens when you ban corporal punishment.
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  2430.  @michelletidler6773  And yet the majority of y'all voted for the MAPS sales tax add-on in order to build the streetcar loop to help stimulate redevelopment. It seems to have worked exactly as intended. I was there this summer and a bunch of new businesses had opened in Bricktown since the last time I'd been there. Automobile Alley is no longer the car lot infested hellscape it once was. There were active construction projects in Midtown. Embark was in the midst of expanding their downtown transit station. If you think it sucks now, then you clearly didn't live there in the mid 70s when your beautiful downtown park was a tangle of freeway ramps and a foul industrial wasteland. True Towns Take Time.
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  2431.  @michelletidler6773  I used to live there. I have SOME clue.
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  2432.  @michelletidler6773  I am somewhat shocked that suggesting to someone that their city isn't all that bad would result in such hostile responses. Maybe your city isn't the real problem. Good luck.
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  2433.  @michelletidler6773  You cannot see the changes that happened in that period due to the old "put a frog in cold water then turn up the heat slowly" adage. The contrast between then and now is truly striking. OKC has improved tremendously. I do admire the way you respond to positive comments about your city with insults and childish name-calling. I'd wish you a happy life in your new city but I seriously doubt that ANYTHING could make you happy. You absolutely fit THAT profile. Bless anyone that suffers living in the same home as you.
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  2434.  @jackiepousson8497  You're welcome!
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  2435. As this wasn't a naval aviation story, the only thing missing is a CATapult launch. I'll show myself out.
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  2436.  @TheTroyc1982  Yes we do - in part because of nations like China threatening Taiwan and their ally/client state North Korea threatening South Korea. Would you prefer that nations like China, North Korea, and Russia have NO check on their ambitions? Before you point out the obvious, I'll do it for you. Yes, the US government is "less than efficient" with military spending (intentional understatement). Yes, we could probably do just as well with more intelligent project management. Yes, we could probably safely divert a fair portion of our military spending to civil works projects. No, now is NOT the time for that due to the current Administration's policies making us look ridiculously weak and ineffectual in the geopolitical sphere. Due to their short-sighted pandering to climate alarmists, they have also completely DESTROYED our two best revenue sources for funding construction of public transit projects: severance and end-user fuel taxes. Increasing those revenue streams is politically off the table indefinitely. Also, their destruction of our economic growth means that the fuel and literally EVERYTHING else it takes to construct ANYTHING is growing more costly by the day. Their desire to pretend to be "doing something" for the environment and climate change has revealed that they do not know anything about these issues and they simply do not truly care. They don't even BELIEVE in climate change. Look at all the expensive beachfront properties owned by the loudest climate alarmists in politics: Al Gore, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden. That $40 billion that we sent to Ukraine to repay Burisma's investment in Biden Inc could have built about 800 miles of modern streetcar lines. They don't care about transit. They don't care about climate change. They don't care about YOU!
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  2437.  @rymcmanus  You're reading things that I never wrote. I neither said nor implied such a thing as "blaming China." I said that our country (or, as you correctly pointed out, our elites) transferred great wealth to them. Your assertion that the hostility is unilateral is the only utter nonsense in this thread.
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  2438.  @rymcmanus  You're exceptionally committed to inferring things that were neither stated nor implied. "transferring wealth" means exactly that and no more. We sent them dollars and, in return, they sent us poisonous toothpaste, dog food that killed dogs, children's toys contaminated with lead, CCP-approved spyware for our kids' phones, and SARS CoV-1 and -2. You know: TRADE!
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  2439.  @blackhole9961  "Euclidean zoning" -- That's a great way to phrase it! There are a number of complex historical factors that led to exclusionary zoning (some of them valid) and postwar economic factors that led to sprawl development (most of them short-sighted). The sad part is that we are fully aware of the problems and already possess ALL of the tools we need to rectify them but most politicians and bureaucrats are stuck in the 1920s-era paradigm of highly visible Moses-inspired roadway projects because they'd rather pretend that they "did something" than actually DO something.
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  2440. "That's a guy! A guy dressed up like a sheila!" - Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee
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  2441. Headline: Actors that nobody is trying to hire refuse to work with those possessing different opinions. Headline 25 years later: Destitute former actors found dead of starvation surrounded by 30 cats in rusty trailer at Slab City.
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  2442. By her wacky standards, isn't not having a real studio audience extremely racist?
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  2443. If you're a biological woman, then you can easily prove it by getting pregnant. You CAN do that, can't you? What a dumbass!
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  2444. How about you fix your own screwed-up states instead of moving to successful states and turning them into the same unlivable hell-holes you fled?
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  2445. NEOM: What if we took unsustainable urban sprawl and made it REALLY long and narrow in a region with no potable water? Paolo Soleri is rolling over in his grave.
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  2446. Thanks a LOT, ST! There was ONE decent-looking woman in a sea of barking mad cholesterol-imbued terrain cetaceans, and you cut her short. Women! Can't live with 'em, pass me the pretzels.
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  2447. The REAL question is: Why do the Kiwis even HAVE a navy?
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  2448. Perhaps you should actually understand our system before commenting about it. The Electoral College is "still a thing" because the general population does NOT elect the President, THE STATES DO.
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  2449. You know what an effective rioter-dispersal technique might be? Exploding Mr. Megaphone with a 12-gauge slug to his center of mass. Disclaimer: I said "MIGHT be" and this does not constitute legal advice in any state!
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  2450. Depending on the time of day, when I think of Cracker Barrel, I think of pancakes or meatloaf (sometimes chicken and dumplings).
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  2451.  @justinmadrid8712  You are using the word "theory" incorrectly. We're done here.
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  2452. Great. Another whiny multimillionaire.
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  2453. They claim to rage sustainably while ignoring the fact that child forced-laborers mine cobalt to build their difficult-to-recycle batteries. It's kind of like blood diamonds but with more insufferable smugness.
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  2454. Relax. You would die from internal injuries long before the plane broke. Sleep well!
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  2455. The most important question this story raises is "Who?"
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  2456. After hearing you pronounce her name, I will never again hear or read their names as anything but "Wax On" and "Wax Off."
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  2457. 06:30 -- Hey! It's Syndrome from "The Incredibles."
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  2458. Absolutely horrific and utterly terrifying nightmare fuel.
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  2459. Nailed it!
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  2460. The 98% of Americans who don't follow Georgia politics reacted to this story thus: "Who is Stacey Abrams?"
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  2461.  @chromeinox  Did you use a 12 gauge or a 20?
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  2462. The first unit you showed was not a mobile home. It was a fifth wheel RV.
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  2463.  @Noplayster13  You tell me.
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  2464.  @Noplayster13  Point made. He said no such thing. He specifically said " I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally." Now it's YOUR turn: What is the missing context from the lady in this clip that makes it fine to air her family's dirty laundry in public?
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  2465.  @Noplayster13  Why do you assume I took offense? It didn't affect me at all. I'm not married to her. I don't know her husband. I don't know the family. I just know her TYPE, and so do YOU -- as does every man. Perhaps you'd care to explain why you're pretending you don't? It's a weird look.
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  2466.  @Noplayster13  You have still refused to answer two of my quite reasonable questions. I owe you no further answers at this time. Good day, sir.
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  2467. Gotta pander to that super-critical demographic of 0.46% of the population. Can't win without 'em.
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  2468. 01:10 Weebles wobble -- and sometimes they fall down.
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  2469. Perhaps he made multiple art projects with the cubes? Worst-case scenario: He has a lifetime supply of Christmas stocking stuffers.
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  2470. I don't know a lot about trucks, but I'm pretty sure they have parking brakes. I do know a lot about highways, though, and I have ZERO doubts that I-10 is anywhere near Austin. It is not. You might have been lost, dude!
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  2471.  @Redmanticore  That is the dumbest false equivalence EVER. Who's trying to sneak IN to North Korea? NOBODY.
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  2472.  @SteamboatWillie1233  Brilliant comeback. If you want MY comeback, you'll have to scrape it off of your mom's tongue.
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  2473. Biden will "do anything" to help except GET OUT OF THE WAY.
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  2474.  @distanceismyplastercast  <- Obvious 2-month old wumao account is obvious. Earn that 50 cents, wumao! Maybe you can afford the premium dog food for dinner tonight.
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  2475. Are you suggesting that the sonic weapons are based on the Voice and the weirding modules are just space-megaphones? Interesting...
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  2476. "Does this thumbnail make me look fat?" "No. All the Oreos and Twinkies you gobble up make you look fat."
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  2477. It's NOT his plan. It's a silly position paper by a think tank with NO political power. Stop believing anything you hear from these corporate fake news factories and go read a book!
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  2478. "Couldn't own a cannon???" You could have owned an entire WARSHIP!
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  2479. I thought Hollywood didn't believe in Black-on-Black crime. Huh...
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  2480.  @WhatsY0UTUB3  Never underestimate the capability of precisely applied stupidity.
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  2481. ​ @kosmokritikos9299  He probably saw the video footage on Fox because the MSM buried the story: https://youtu.be/frxwlRyn0CQ
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  2482.  @MrSpankee02  Sure! Here you go: https://youtu.be/frxwlRyn0CQ
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  2483.  @SlikLizrd  https://youtu.be/frxwlRyn0CQ
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  2484. Wasn't this movie already made in 2006? She's so useless and untalented that she can't even STEAL "An Inconvenient Truth," which grossed nearly $50M at the box office back when that was REAL money.
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  2485. Epic troll. He just followed up the most brutal camp-and-gank EVER with a victory T-bagging of their entire campaign.
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  2486. Tim, none of the real players are afraid of Venezuela. Are elephants afraid of gnats?
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  2487. Thanks for the rap and Merry Christmas!
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  2488.  @dennis2376  "Nope" WHAT? I don't believe I directed a comment to you.
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  2489.  @85inexact  D. Whateverphobe
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  2490. Philadelphia: The City of Brotherly Indifference.
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  2491.  @lastcall170  You cannot possibly be that stupid. They don't all just stop once they reach Texas.
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  2492.  @22lilacsky  And whose fault is that? States do not control immigration. The feds do.
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  2493. You know what other word is gender-nonspecific? "Idiot."
    1
  2494. Look, a UFO/Bigfoot/Nessie. Quick, grab the worst camera you have and take an unfocused photo!
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  2495. As someone with Italian ancestors, I object! The preferred slur is "Guinea."
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  2496.  @robertschmidli2195  What drives the belt? The OP was clearly joking, because you can't charge a battery with ITSELF! 🤣🤣🤣
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  2497. #25: Maybe New Jersey isn't the best place to pointlessly start some sh!t... just a thought.
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  2498. As much as all of my sphincters clench when I say this: Pelosi was absolutely correct.
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  2499.  @51hankyspanky7  Your case is defensible.
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  2500. The narrator's voice sounded like a human expelling air while manipulating their vocal folds.
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  2501. Yet more evidence that no college student under 30 is worth a bucket of warm spit.
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  2502. Initial impression: I suspect that the chick to Matt's left is NOT taking this entirely seriously.
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  2503. Many golf courses in dry climates use partially treated wastewater/gray water for irrigation.
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  2504. A source is a source, of course, of course, And no one can talk to our source of course. That is, of course, unless the source isn't the shameful CNN.
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  2505. Don't you mean Saturnalia? That's racist, sexist, and homophobic because... um, reasons.
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  2506. Fetish p0rn.
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  2507. True men of culture know why that baby is huge.
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  2508. Lenticular clouds are TIGHT! Whoops, wrong channel.
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  2509.  @BogieRel  "What-aboutism" is a TERRIBLE misspelling of "calling out hypocrisy." You might need to enroll in Remedial English. I admit that I got my Lefty hypocrites mixed up, which is ridiculously easy to do because there are so very, VERY many of them. Granholm was the hypocrite who cackled like Cruella DeVille last fall when asked a serious question about ramping up energy production, proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that she actively hates our guts. Democratic Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow was the hypocrite who recently said, "On the issue of gas prices I went by every gas station in my electric vehicle and it didn't matter how high it was." She conveniently omitted the fact that she would have had to stop for charging more frequently than she would have had to stop for gas. The charging process takes up to a half hour per 60mi of range (vs 5 minutes to add 425 mi of range to a typical ICE-powered vehicle), and chargers are neither free nor cheap. Even SuperChargers take time -- and cost much more to use. This is what is technically known as a "lie of omission" and that's before we even consider the environmental and social harm caused by Third World children mining lithium and cobalt (Insert the "I'm digging as fast as I can, Greta!" meme here) and the currently unresolved downstream waste issue from the ridiculously toxic components in huge EV batteries. They also NEVER address the fact that replacing cars with different cars does NOTHING to solve the unsustainability of postwar urban and suburban design and the horrific nature of freeway-centric hellscapes creating ever more costly sprawl that will drain our cities' treasuries for decades to come. Let's also not forget that roads are still built using petroleum-powered heavy equipment as there are no viable alternatives on the market and that most roads are still surfaced with heavy petrochemicals because of low cost and ease of maintenance. EVs are NOT sustainable. There are dozens of excellent videos here on YT explaining why that is so, most of which were created by SANE Leftists who advocate for transit, greener practices, and sustainable communities. Our current Administration is completely clueless about all of these issues. All they've done is pander to a microscopic minority of climate alarmists by telling YOU to get by with less while they, themselves, own multimillion-dollar beachfront estates (Gore, Obama, Biden), have sketchy ties to foreign fossil fuel companies in China and Ukraine (Biden Inc), and have connections to EV manufacturers while making policies to force EVs on everyone else (Granholm, Pelosi). Not ONE of them has done anything "positive" unless you mean positive growth in their investment portfolios.
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  2510. Good Lord, I LOVE our Navy! Delivering 16-inch death pellets AND bicycles. 🤣
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  2511.  @ShortbusMooner  There was no link. Obvious troll is obvious.
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  2512. It's Grand Central TERMINAL. Just sayin'. Also, this Texas HSR proposal is hauntingly reminiscent of the abject failure of the 1993 Texas HSR bids. I followed that duel between competing companies at the time (it was basically French TGV vs German ICE technology) and predicted failure when the company that claimed "no taxpayer money required" was awarded the bid. The more honest company lost and the winner never built a dang thing. Let's also not forget the 6-track rail corridor that was promised in the Trans-Texas Corridor proposal. The Texas 130 tollway has existed for roughly 15 years and not one single inch of railroad track has been installed along its right of way. I predict this plan will also fizzle for several reasons (I'd love to be wrong about that, but it already looks a little shaky): First and foremost, the line is all new-terrain construction. Why not expand or closely parallel existing rail routes? They're already fairly flat and straight between the triangle cities. Just acquire land adjacent to existing track. They'd attract fewer lawsuits AND be able to transport construction supplies by rail. Portions of those routes are already grade-separated. The company could save some loot by not having to elevate the entire thing (fences are cheaper). Second, too many of the station locations are rubbish. Dallas seems okay, but if they're going to build an elevated station anyway, it might as well be closer to Union Station, which serves several light and commuter rail lines, as well as Amtrak. Also, just ONE station for the entire Metroplex? Really? Stupid! The line should enter Dallas from the southeast (from Houston), continue northwest to DFW Airport and then curve southwest through Fort Worth before continuing south along I-35W toward Austin. The Houston station's location could hardly be worse. Who's going to choose to travel 180 miles in 45 minutes only to hop on a BUS when they get to their destination? Buses do NOT attract riders-by-choice. Trains do! Again, if they're going to elevate it anyway, they could put it closer to the UH downtown campus and light rail station on Main. There's a parking lot between that location and the Amtrak station that might be an ideal location for it. Don't get me started on the unabashed stupidity of the Brazos Valley station! They intend it to serve Bryan/College Station AND Huntsville. Those cities are FIFTY MILES APART. Pick one! I would choose College Station. Amtrak used to serve it on their Dallas-Houston route before they discontinued it. There is some land and surface parking across Wellborn Road from the main campus with room for an elevated station and parking structures, plus the population of B/CS (primarily a college town) is much greater than that of Huntsville (primarily a prison town). Austin's Amtrak station is ALREADY on the edge of a 24-hour neighborhood. Skyscrapers, including the hideous "Jenga building," have sprouted like weeds after a summer rain all over the western side of downtown. Whole Foods' flagship store is within walking distance. The redeveloped Seaholm power plant, thousands of apartments, restaurants, and offices are within spittin' distance. There are properties adjacent to the tracks that could be redeveloped without demolishing the YMCA or parklands. Alternatively, replace the YMCA property with a mixed-use high-rise that contains the station and a brand-new YMCA facility, as well as shops and offices. Third, there are too many missing stations. Granted, there's not much between Houston and San Antonio but a West Houston station near Katy and the I-10/Grand Parkway interchange would make sense and pick up a lot of business from local commuters (Katy Freeway is a 24/7 crack-addled nightmare). The eastern leg could benefit from stations at Corsicana and Conroe/The Woodlands. The most egregious gap in the plan is along the western leg (I-35 corridor). Waco, Temple/Belton, San Marcos, and New Braunfels are all cities that exist. The plan completely fails to address serving these population centers. At least the 1993 proposals had a station planned for Waco! Fourth, they don't need government funding nor guarantees to build this thing. They need that to build it RIGHT. This plan is sloppy and fails to serve our citizens' needs. By failing to plan properly, they have planned to fail spectacularly. I don't WANT to come back in a few years to say "I told you so," but I WILL. ;-) Thank you for your attention to this issue.
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  2513. #7 at 02:42 -- When did they relocate Albuquerque to Texas? You'd think we would have heard something about that!
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  2514. The NYP is now a satire of itself.
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  2515. Her facial expressions are those of a first-time pan-dimensional alien visitor to our world who learned them from poor recordings of pre-World War 2 cartoons. MOST unsettling!
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  2516.  @DerekG35  Sure, use a state that only has ONE Congressional district as your yardstick for the other 440 districts. Keep that magical thinking going, kid.
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  2517. I need to point out a mistake: The internet and the Web are two different things. The internet is primarily hardware infrastructure. It was developed in America in the 60s and 70s by DARPA for the U.S. Department of Defense. The Web is software and was developed in the 80s and 90s by the Brit you named.
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  2518. "I fought the tree... and the tree won."
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  2519. #2.3 -- I could smell the garlic. IYKYK.
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  2520.  @insainllama  Maybe they felt angry at the fact that those in charge of spending OUR tax dollars fell hook, line, and sinker for the Solyndra and "Solar Freakin' Roads" scams.
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  2521. Not mine. Who the heck leaves cash just sitting out where anyone or anything can get to it? I keep mine in this amazing new invention called a "wallet."
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  2522. WTH? This ^ was a comment on a completely unrelated video. YouTube is really at the top of their game...
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  2523.  @rogersmith7396  "Wheels?' Well, once again, a "tolerant" and "inclusive" Lefty reveals his true colors: A despicably ableist bigot! Also, your lack of education is frightening. Texas is the fifth largest producer of renewable wind energy in the entire WORLD.
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  2524. The more you know...
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  2525. I'll support that, as long as it also applies to ABC, NBC, CBS, and CNN. After all, if you're going to set fire to the First Amendment, it should burn equally for all. Right?
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  2526. #5: YOU, sir, are an idiot! The driver in front of you obviously became blinded by the sun and was driving slowly so as to NOT hit oncoming traffic or fly off the damned mountain. Get your mind right, boy!
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  2527. Feminists are ALWAYS outraged. It'll be actual news when they aren't.
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  2528. "Fatphobia" is not real. Nobody's afraid of something they can outrun without breaking a sweat.
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  2529.  @TheUndertones559  If you're that good at telepathy then why aren't you the wealthiest life form in the universe?
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  2530.  @TheUndertones559  So, looking up things to gain useful knowledge is now "taking liberties?" You are so committed to mindless hatred of those with differing perspectives that I have to wonder: Does it keep you warm at night? Don't bother answering, it was a rhetorical question and I've ceased caring about your spiteful hate-filled rants.
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  2531. Nice city, nice video! A few thoughts: 1) "Mile-High City" is pure Chamber of Commerce propaganda. Most of Colorado Springs is at a higher elevation than most of Denver. The mile-high marker is halfway (it's actually at the 13th step) up the western steps at the state Capitol. They had to build an 18-story (equivalent) building on top of a prominent hill to get up to "one mile." It's a beautiful building, but that's just silly! 2) For the first decade of this century, Denver was the king of redevelopment. Former airports, air force bases, amusement parks, warehouse/industrial districts, and so on have been converted into mixed-use neighborhoods, arts districts, lofts, and so on. This segues neatly into 3) Great walkable neighborhoods you missed, such as: Highlands' Garden Village, which was the former Elitch Gardens amusement park (the developer preserved the old theater and carousel sites). Stapleton, which was the former international airport and is now a huge New Urban neighborhood with shops, restaurants, housing, and a rail transit station. Lowry, which used to be Lowry Air Force Base and is now a huge New Urban neighborhood with shops, restaurants, several college campuses, and the Wings Over the Rockies aviation museum. 4) RTD is worth a shout-out for their extensive rail transit lines, and the free MallRide serving the 16th Street Mall. 5) The 16th Street Mall is a downtown retail district with many dining options and is a fairly safe and generally pleasant place for people-watching. 6) Several sports venues are easily accessible by rail. Leave your car and your worries at home. I've been a frequent visitor to Denver since the early 80s and it remains one of my favorite cities to visit. I highly (no pun) recommend it!
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  2532.  @natecloe8535  Corn does NOT exist in nature! Mesoamerican humans bred it from a useless weed. The more you know...
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  2533. Mr. Veiny is NOT trans. He is a gay theatre boy COSPLAYING as a chick.
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  2534. Those poor people...
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  2535. Even if noble titles worked like that, they would be COMPLETELY meaningless in America. One might as well spend a few bucks on high quality certificate stock and print whatever foolishness one likes on it. Sincerely, His Ineffable Wisdom Emperor of the Known Universe Publisher Upon the Top of Desk Planter of Trees Poster of Sh*t
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  2536. @k32ev8in You have literally 33 seconds of "content." Piss off.
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  2537. It turns out that mental illness is endemic within Ana Navarro's family. Is anyone truly surprised to hear that? No? Let's move on.
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  2538. As funny as "Joan of Park" is, I prefer "Trailer park Anna Faris."
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  2539.  @wolfgangpagel6989  She doesn't get to decide that. B00bs are NOT a precision munition, they're AoE weps. There's going to be some collateral damage.
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  2540. You've clearly never been to Yellowstone in the summer. The downtown condo in the sky costs more because of only ONE reason: location, location, location. I'm fine with more restaurants, but a billion people would turn our best cities into Calcutta. Yuck.
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  2541. Of COURSE offense will be taken by mooches, sponges, and other societal parasites.
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  2542.  @timothykeith1367  It can be both.
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  2543. Corps.
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  2544. The word is "penis," Matt. Mayorkas looks like a penis.
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  2545. #1: Another idiot who thinks he can outrun a police RADIO. Your truck can clock 150 mph or so. The speed of light (and radio waves) is 670,616,629 mph, dumbass!
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  2546.  @Grammie-hk5vb  You've been brainwashed by Halloween propaganda! 🤣There's nothing spooky about flying mammals. They're here for BUGS, not for you.
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  2547. NOBODY "knows" about paranormal research because there's no such damn thing as "the supernatural." If something exists, it's natural!
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  2548. An excellent summary of an intricately nuanced and complex subject, but: 1) The shift to cars was VERY bipartisan, politically speaking. 2) You can't really discuss the evolution of the American highway without discussing the pernicious influence of Robert Moses (who taught the world how to get away with looting public transit budgets to fund highways and punching massive freeways through viable communities while displacing hundreds of thousands of residents, among too many other abuses of power to list here). 3) If you're going to talk about crappy rail systems, WMATA's Metrorail is NOT the best image to use, being one of our most high-tech, safe, and successful systems. 4) it wasn't just GM who killed the streetcars (although the National City Lines case emphasized their "conspiracy" with Firestone and Standard Oil), it was ALL the car makers, tire makers, and oil companies pushing rail transit out of the picture. Even though they were fined some symbolic pocket change re the conspiracy charges, there was no law forbidding their takeover of the streetcar companies (it turns out that all these entities, including the streetcar companies, had numerous politicians of every party in their pockets, it's just that the auto-tire-oil pockets were much deeper).
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  2549. #2: Fake! Canadians don't use (or even know) the F-word. #3: Why would you even engage with a scumbag wannabe Blood poser like that? Poor judgment on your part. #4: You're gonna WHAT his dad? Cringe. #5: Overreact much, tailgater? #6: Yikes! #7: Just another day ending in "Y" in Houston... #10: Double yikes! #11: Hilarious "Bad Lip Reading" is hilarious.
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  2550. I've seen the distinguished representative. "She" has an incurable case of man-face.
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  2551. Why do you want to respect those lunatics? Respect is EARNED, not given. That unhinged 1% of society will have my respect when they shut the hell up and stop trying to force the sane 99% to cater to their lunacy. Don't give them an inch! They'll just keep moving the goalposts another mile. That's what they DO. That's ALL they do. They don't create. They don't build. They TAKE.
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  2552. "who had the congressional majority?" -- The Dems did when the ACA was passed.
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  2553.  @Fullmetal1291985  There is Turkey Spam.
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  2554. The biggest mistake he made during his first term was not firing every last holdover Obama appointee. He's NOT going to make THAT mistake again! This is going to be an interesting xpac.
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  2555. Let's break down what really happened: a business in the South served popular Southern food and a miniscule number of attention whores who are addicted to being perpetually offended made it all about race so they could whine about it. The end.
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  2556. Wharton will not be rural for long. I-69 (formerly US 59) passes within a mile of its downtown, so Houstonians fleeing the mess they themselves repeatedly voted into existence will be buying up properties out in Wharton County so they can destroy it, too. I found my own little piece of rural paradise in the Hill Country and - before you ask - there's NO WAY IN HELL that I'm telling you where it is! My neighbors and I cordially invite y'all to stay the hell away and fix your own damned messes.
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  2557.  @zman245  "Conservatives???" You have to willfully ignore a LOT of facts to believe that propaganda! A border district in Texas that's been blue for more than a century flipped red because of this idiotic policy disaster. Wake the heck up, child.
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  2558. There was a sportsball game on Sunday? Way to bury the lead, dude!
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  2559. Nobody can force you to wear a mask. Nobody can force you to NOT wear one, either. How has this become a "problem?"
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  2560. This is the saddest thumb-up I've ever clicked on a video.
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  2561. A fence-toasting milk-sitter!
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  2562. In my blue-leaning suburban neighborhood in my extremely blue Texas city, I walk more than 4 miles every morning along varying routes and have seen precisely ONE Biden/Harris sign in ONE family's yard. There are quite a few homes with those silly "In this house we believe..." signs that they seem to think make their homes arson-proof but no campaign signage. I have seen no Trump/Pence signs in yards but one house has an enormous Trump/Pence flag flying on a 20+ foot flagpole. I think we have a secretive silent red majority in the 'hood. Whatever you think about all that, GET OUT AND VOTE!
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  2563. Mister Veiny is NOT "trans." He's just an unemployable seventeenth-rate actor.
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  2564. #11: I'm fairly sure that car has built-in Bluetooth. What an IDIOT!
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  2565. Sorry to ruin Greg's joke, but titanium is non-magnetic.
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  2566. In the Fum promo, your fingernails looked exactly like my mom's old granite countertops. You'd think I had a point to make, but you'd be mistaken.
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  2567. If you want to know the truth, compare your effective tax rate from year to year. Income Tax divided by Taxable Income.
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  2568. Objection: It wasn't a piece of the Griswolds' gutter that broke the window and stereo. It was an ice "spear" that had formed in the gutter. The gutter merely acted as a catapult, trebuchet, or sling (choose your favorite medieval weapon for this analogy). There is no way that the damage can reasonably be attributed to the Griswolds because THE EVIDENCE MELTED. Case dismissed!
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  2569.  @MrMarkhall1  "Buy?" With WHAT??? These protesters clearly don't have jobs, money, or a rudimentary understanding of economics.
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  2570.  @MrMarkhall1  /rimshot
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  2571. This illustrates the core problem with lesbian relationships. There's no man to be the SANE one and say "no."
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  2572.  @princedeucidius  You are SO insanely desperate to see racism everywhere that it appears to be a mental illness. That's very sad. You should seek professional therapy. I've lived in Austin for more than 35 years by my own choice and am not any sort of "winger." Here's my source: IT WAS ON THE 6:00AM KXAN NEWSCAST IN AUSTIN THIS MORNING! That's the left-leaning NBC affiliate's newscast, since you're obsessed with keeping score.
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  2573.  @BeeWhistler  I, too, wonder what that non sequitur has to do with my OP.
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  2574. Come on, Russia, you're already the largest nation on Earth -- do you really NEED to boast the largest potholes, too?
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  2575. Supreme Headquarters Alien Defense Organization Plot twist: The aliens are commies (Bernie).
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  2576. Interesting and more than a little sad. We could have had a permanent manned science lab on the moon for decades. The NASA budget was a mere fart in a tornado compared to LBJ's failed war and social programs.
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  2577. 0:22 - You weren't wrong for honking. You were wrong for trying to use an emergency vehicle to cut the line. Shame on you! 02:15 - It's good to know that "At the end, no police we are called or involved." 04:51 - Nice try to get the insurance company to pay for the AC/heat that probably failed at least a year before this incident. Better luck with your attempted fraud next time! 06:30 - That settles it. I'm trading in all of my family's cars for FedEx vans! Everyone else - SLOW DOWN!
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  2578. Good news, everyone! Everything's going to get better. The world-famous multimillionaire said so!
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  2579. "She ATE a BABY!"
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  2580. Thank you for an excellent explanation. About those bans on gasoline-powered vehicles... When California's Governor did that, you realize that he also accidentally (I hope) banned hybrid-electric vehicles because most politicians are law school and Poli Sci graduates (in other words, idiots). As ironically hilarious as that is in and of itself, the bigger picture reveals that CA politicians are even dumber than you think. The Gov ordered the ban (starting in 2035) before EVs were ready for prime time, AFTER they tore down their nuclear and other power plants, AFTER Texas left them in the dust in wind energy generation, and AFTER they spent billions on HSR but BEFORE said HSR has earned a single penny at the farebox (they're going to erase a significant source of revenue from fuel taxes and pick the pockets of their citizens instead, prompting even more of them to take their wealth and tax revenue to states with sane, moderate policies). They've been suffering from brownouts and rolling blackouts since the turn of the century but have done NOTHING to bring more capacity online. The ban is an empty virtue-posturing gesture that panders to a microscopic minority of climate alarmists and is yet another example of that once-great state shooting itself in the proverbial foot. The big auto manufacturers have been quietly dialing back EV production because the economics just don't work without massive governmental intervention, which translates to: Each and every taxpayer who does NOT own an EV is subsidizing those who buy them. They've been robbing the poor to help the wealthy buy Teslas and other overpriced EVs. THAT is what you voted for!
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  2581. "THEY" have that information? YOU have that information, you bloody hypocrites!
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  2582. Clearly, mistakes were made.
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  2583. Aw, Tim, won't SOMEONE care for these poor, oppressed multimillionaires?
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  2584.  God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch  What's your problem with the Bureau of Land Management?
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  2585.  @ninuhuju1897  SAILORS!
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  2586.  @CBlargh  Long after the attack, the US Navy debated cutting her open to pump out the oil but her frame and hull were so badly compromised that there were legitimate fears of causing an explosion. She had been entered by divers who searched for survivors in the days following the attack. They had no visibility and had to feel their way through the ship in extremely dangerous conditions. The salvage divers and crews did an incredible, history-making job. Even before the smoke cleared, ammunition, equipment, and guns were being removed from many of the disabled vessels for use elsewhere in the fleet. Of all the ships sunk or heavily damaged at Pearl, only the Utah (a noncombatant battleship used for training and target practice), the Arizona, and the Oklahoma were unable to be salvaged and returned to combat duty. The Utah and Arizona remain where they sank. The Oklahoma sank while being towed to the west coast for scrapping. The remaining warships got their chance to shoot back at Japanese forces before the Pacific war ended.
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  2587.  @CBlargh  She leaks about 9 quarts (about 2 gallons) of oil per day into the Pacific Ocean, which contains 187 QUINTILLION gallons of water. Do the math and you'll probably realize that recreational watercraft leak a far higher percentage of petroleum into your city's drinking water supply. Don't blame me for the gross-out factor. You brought it up.
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  2588. Nailed it.
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  2589. That's offensive to hippos. 🤣
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  2590. Your horrific mispronunciation of "Rehoboth" is hurting my brain, and I live in Texas where we mispronounce ALL the words.
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  2591. Add "Bexar" to the list. It's pronounced like "bear" (fast) or "bay-har" (drawl).
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  2592.  @Christina-cf9ot  You're right! ADD is a repulsive quality in anyone. I hadn't considered it with men because I'm not attracted to men (so sue me) and it has no relevance in my life. Advice to the ladies: Don't date men who deflect responsibility for their bad choices. Men, you NEVER go "full Brandon."
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  2593.  @roadtrip2943  You are correct, sir!
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  2594.  @marklittle8805  I'm certain that you never went over the speed nor time limit. ;-)
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  2595.  @marklittle8805  LOL
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  2596.  @timgehrsitz3267  You are absolutely correct while also completely missing my point.
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  2597. What are you supposed to do? Pump one into the chamber. If that doesn't get them off your property, clear the chamber the noisy way. Repeat as necessary.
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  2598.  @theswedishpancakemaker173  Giving our fellow Americans a hard time for spelling and grammatical errors is a blood sport on this channel. Sorry you got hit by friendly fire!
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  2599.  @matthewcaughey8898  Don't forget to wince and flinch while grasping your neck in a most dramatic fashion.
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  2600.  @kreiner1  Well, they MUST be endangered. You almost never see one.
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  2601. Did we learn NOTHING from "Dante's Peak?"
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  2602. Commuter rail. We rejected the light rail system due to the two billion dollar price tag.
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  2603. Elections have consequences. Stop voting for nonsense!
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  2604. Did that guy get himself placed on ALL the watch lists just once each or does every personality get its own entry on every list? Can we get some LEO opinions on this?
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  2605. I think Maher likes the Devil's lettuce a bit too much to move to a state that hasn't legalized it yet.
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  2606. Makes sense to me. I inject heroin directly into my eyeballs to stop smoking cigarettes.
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  2607. I'd love to see you poke around a Pioneer PD-M70 (I still own one that I bought new in 1988, iirc, and it is NOT for sale) or equivalent 6-disc magazine style CD player. Mine never failed so I never had a reason to crack open the case.
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  2608. Or just take the train.
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  2609. The world is NOT round. Technically, it's an oblate spheroid. ~The More You Know~
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  2610. Peter Higgs would like to have a word with you.
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  2611. Women have been invading men's spaces since the dawn of civilization. Fair is fair!
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  2612. Please explain why I should have to pay higher prices for cheap goods or take a harsh hit in my retirement plan (almost all of you virtue-posturing financial geniuses who are commenting about how "terrible" Wal-Mart, Amazon, and other companies are for paying unskilled workers skill-appropriate wages probably own their stock via retirement accounts and mutual funds) in order to subsidize the poor life choices of these professional whiners. Entry-level jobs aren't supposed to be a career or yield a living wage! If you have a problem with this, send the whiners YOUR money. You won't, of course. That's YOUR money. You earned it, just like Wal-Mart earned their money. Get it yet?
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  2613. 03:22 - If a guy "nearly missed you" then wouldn't that mean he HIT you? It's a good thing you hit your breaks and didn't brake anything! 🤣
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  2614.  @1804Mak  And yet, you completely missed it. The joke, that is. Allow me to explain, since jokes only become better when one has to explain them. On this and every other dashcam compilation channel, an astonishing number of people who submit clips habitually misspell "brake" as "break." I was quite OBVIOUSLY making fun of that, as evidenced by my use of the 🤣 emoji. Welcome to Earth, the home world of Humanity. Enjoy your visit and feel free to ask about anything else you don't understand. We're happy to help.
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  2615.  @1804Mak  Nice try! Found the alien.
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  2616.  @1804Mak  That was your "best?" Yawn.
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  2617. Your hand analogy is kind of weak. Here you go: it's like someone with hair wearing a wig. You're welcome.
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  2618. My city chopped over a million bucks off of the police budget. The mayor and every council member but ONE were all Dems.
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  2619. What is your point? Cities are NOT policed by state cops. They're policed by local cops, and you know very well that most large cities are run by Dems.
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  2620. It's hilarious that you pretend that the bulk of these funds are going to anything but highways. The allocations for local and intercity rail are merely farts in an F-5 tornado. TWO factors will draw passengers back aboard trains: frequency and reliability. Speed and comfort are nice, but if you only have one train daily serving a major metro area, you will opt to drive your car instead.
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  2621. I can answer your question. Who got f*cked by Vodafone? ALL the stockholders!!! Sincerely, guy who didn't need no stinkin' tax loss.
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  2622. I brake for porta-potties.🤣
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  2623. Although not explicitly stated in the film itself (it's mentioned in the commentary track), the odd clothing and weird hats were meant to counteract higher incidence of melanoma due to thinning of the ozone layer.
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  2624. I thought you were blanking out certain phrases to avoid Susan's goons, but it seems that your audio and video are merely completely messed up. Who rendered this video? They should be replaced.
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  2625. I'm a year late to this party, so someone probably beat me to it, but doesn't VHS stand for Vertical Helical Scan?
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  2626. When did "Alien" become a race? These people are utterly unemployable hysterical toddlers. ESU just made my firm's Never Hire list, joining such "illustrious" institutions as Evergreen and Berzerkley.
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  2627.  @CoolHardLogic  Thank you, good sir.
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  2628. Might have more to do with all those DEA agents. Maybe.
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  2629. In the toilet paper aisle, I always ask my fellow shoppers what the correct quantity of toilet paper is for the quantity of groceries in my cart. 🧻 Opinions typically differ because 'Murica!
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  2630. Converting a Lambo into a snowmobile is God's way of telling you that you have too much money and FAR too much time on your hands.
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  2631.  @emberfist8347  I won't - as long as you don't forget that, if it weren't for JFK and LBJ, we wouldn't have been anywhere NEAR Laos or Cambodia in the first place. Also, nobody cares about Angola (or Ford) - not even Angola (or Ford).
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  2632. Not to put TOO fine a point on it but, technically, wouldn't a Latina have FAR more native American blood than that bat-guano crazy blue-eyed blonde broad from Massachusetts?
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  2633. Edit: SHE.
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  2634. You can practically hear the tinfoil crackling.
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  2635. 8 hours after a new Twitter account with NO followers posted the vid, major media outlets printed stories about the nonexistent "outrage" -- How is this NOT cause for at least a little suspicion?
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  2636. He never gave homework or an F because he didn't teach anything REAL.
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  2637.  @paulalancaster1  The most adorable Frank the Tank backstory ever.
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  2638. No gays in restaurants? Well, there goes at least half the wait staff! 🤣🤣🤣 Has the Resident EVER left his basement?
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  2639. The dumbest lie I've ever heard from an obese friend was that the steroids she was prescribed as part of her chemo regimen were making her fat. I probably shouldn't have asked her "Just how many calories are in those steroids?" because I already knew the answer was ZERO. I invited her to join me for low-impact exercise (mainly walking) dozens of times, but she declined every time. THAT is what was making her fat.
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  2640.  @amireallythatgrumpy6508  They know the truth.
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  2641. Back in the 70s and 80s, the idea for producing ethanol was to use the otherwise WASTED parts of plants like stalks and leaves to produce fuel and/or fuel additives, NOT the edible parts! Perhaps y'all should investigate how THAT went off the rails.
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  2642.  @hardkombucha  Republix: To Publix again.
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  2643. Join the Army. They pay YOU to break things.
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  2644. "Dylan's a winner!" -- There's something he'll never hear again.
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  2645. Desperate blather from a dying legacy media.
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  2646. Preach, Mr. Tim "Everybody Must Stay Strapped or Get Clapped" Pool!
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  2647. Nice day for fishin', ain't it? Huh hah.
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  2648. That's a weird thing to say. Care to explain your reasoning? The Texas grid is interconnected to other grids. Maybe Texas should stop selling them cheap electricity from our massive wind farms. Cool?
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  2649.  @JBoy340a  There are THREE connections to the Eastern grid and one to Mexico. The Tres Amigas Superstation that was intended to connect the Eastern, Western, and Texas grids is still unbuilt, mainly because one of the big western power companies bailed out.
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  2650. 1:10 -- Talk about the one that got away... best fishing story EVER!
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  2651. This one is super-easy: The reason you see more M2F trans people is because that's what's popular in p0rn!
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  2652. If you have 7 clips to submit for just ONE Dashcam Lessons compilation, maybe YOU are the terrible driver. Food for thought.
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  2653. Pretty sure that Wisconsin permits "no excuses" absentee voting. Why does your channel keep supporting liars and idiots? It's pathetic enough that you hire them.
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  2654. America's nuclear energy stands among the safest in the world. Even our older reactors have excellent safety records. More nukes, fewer kooks!
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  2655. To heck with the sea otters. They know what they did!
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  2656.  @Haseo92  Good add!
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  2657. Kendi and D'Angelo are grifters, plain and simple.
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  2658. That's our gal! Way to bring it full circle. 😁
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  2659. That "executioner" sounded like a 9-year-old losing his mind in raid chat. "More DOTs! More DOTs! You noobs suck!" These are not serious people.
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  2660. "Literally yesterday." NOT metaphorically yesterday. That chick has now lost any right to be taken seriously that she may have ever had.
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  2661. Imagine getting mad at a Retriever for being good at retrieving. What's next, getting mad at a German Shepherd for being good at herding sheep?
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  2662. Sorry for being so late to your party. I've been catching up on your content lately and have a correction to submit for your consideration. In a couple of your Texas videos you mention that Texas has no individual income tax, which is mostly true. You've also mentioned that Texas has no corporate income tax, which is not nearly as true. Texas DOES have a corporate income tax but the state government doesn't call it that. We have the "Texas Franchise Tax" which is not a tax on net income. It used to be, but is now a tax on GROSS RECEIPTS for most taxpaying entities (there are 3 ways to compute the tax). Corporations, LLCs, and most partnerships are taxed on their Texas-based gross receipts. This can be significant for small businesses. The tax is based on the lowest amount yielded among the three computation methods (Payroll, COGS, or Gross). Individuals who operate a sole proprietorship as an LLC in Texas ARE subject to the franchise tax. Greedy attorneys taking advantage of the LLC (Lawyers Love Cash) fad have trapped countless small businesses in taxpaying hell. Granted, the tax rate is generally less than 1% and it only applies if Texas gross receipts are at least $500,000 but even an annoyance tax is still a tax.
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  2663. Oh no, they say, he's got to go. Go go Catzilla, yeah. Oh no, there goes Tokyo. Go go Catzilla, yeah.
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  2664. Great. Another TV doctor who knows everything about viruses and vaccines while knowing NOTHING about history or people.
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  2665. We knew the day would come. Cats have evolved protective dog-ouflage!
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  2666. The return of Mr. Trayne Horne.
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  2667. Unpopular opinion that has nothing to do with anything: I think Reagan is the more attractive of the two.
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  2668.  @bobfoster687  I'd be pleased to, but I'm not in charge of the NYPD.
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  2669. No, no, yes.
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  2670. City folk...
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  2671. Are you saying that a career politician LIED? No way! I am shocked, I tell you. SHOCKED!!!
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  2672. The Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels is NOT "just as good" as the others. It's the very BEST among all their parks and every other water park anywhere! Hills, trees, and a completely natural water source combine to make a unique destination.
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  2673.  @daelaenor  Just like ANY bridge, then?
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  2674. "Bare" arms? You have the right to wear short-sleeved shirts as often as you wish.
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  2675.  @Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism  "Settler colonial society?" Can you tell us what happened to the ORIGINAL settlers who arrived in the Americas and occupied the land of your birth thousands of years before YOUR people conquered THEIR lands? Let me guess. You can but you WON'T. The ENTIRE planet has been colonized by people from other lands (unless they were born in sub-Saharan Africa). The Europeans would never have been able to conquer the New World if the First Nations had not been in a perpetual state of war with each other. Grow up, get over it, and read a few books you edgy lunatic!
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  2676. @🤨 That's some SERIOUS rounding up from 10. Go away now.
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  2677. Babies conceived during the height of the 'rona panic in spring of 2020 would arrive in late 2020 or early 2021. Math FTW!
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  2678.  @superphotog  Mel Brooks' masterpiece, of course! "That's HEDLEY!"
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  2679.  @wyatttLouise  That is EXACTLY what I said so, if I am wrong, then you just agreed to be wrong, too. Are you sure you're smart enough to vote?
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  2680.  @jerseyjay813  Some things simply defy explanation.
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  2681. Oh, that evil, megalithic razor cartel! Is there no part of the globe beyond their pernicious influence?
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  2682. Great. Now I can no longer process the word "process."
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  2683. Finkle is Einhorn! Einhorn is Finkle! LACES OUT!!!
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  2684.  @robertnobles8189  He is clearly aware of that, given that his point was the foreshadowing.
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  2685.  @robertnobles8189  Except when it does.
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  2686.  @RowdyRodRoddy  I noted the validity of his point, but they were BOTH driving like idiots. If they'd swapped paint, a claims adjuster would have allocated the fault accordingly.
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  2687.  @andret4403  The Democrats started that war over "states' rights" -- the right to OWN people. Slavery was abolished AFTER the war.
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  2688.  @Wasserfeld.  Yes, the lines could ALL do with some modernization but, even now, getting from Long Island to NJ merely requires a transfer at Penn. It's not that hard. I don't even live up there but I've done it several times with no issues. As to establishing broader interoperability, It'd be far more expensive in that region than you might think. It's not simply adapting voltages. Some systems run on 600V DC, some on 25Kv AC. Some use traditional left- and right-mounted 3rd rail supply, some use center-mounted 3rd rail, and others use overhead catenary. The PATH trains are custom-shaped for their weird little tunnels and none of the other systems' trains can even fit in them. It's not ONLY about money and politics. In addition to the complexities I've already mentioned, ALL of these systems (and the road networks) must be kept operating during the course of ANY upgrade/improvement/interconnection projects. Remember that the New York City Subway is the largest metro system in the world and it's open 24 hours per day, every day. The LIRR is the busiest commuter railroad in North America and NJT and Metro-North aren't far behind. It's kind of tricky to work around all of that while keeping costs down!
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  2689. I'd love to hear some examples from that "weird shit" category!
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  2690. Sarcastic Tim is the BEST Tim!
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  2691.  @masond2838  <- Obvious 6-week old wumao account is SUPER obvious. Earn that 50 cents, wumao!
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  2692. Maybe it had something to do with all those DEA agents the report "forgot" to mention.
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  2693.  @freesk8  Go see the movie. He'll tell you.
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  2694. Did you REALLY say "Arma-illo" and "Vegas" instead of Amarillo and Vega? Dude.
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  2695. "Women?" I counted ONE. 🤣
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  2696. It's Pat!
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  2697. Don't put too much stock in that. We were supposed to hit "Peak Oil" decades ago but new reserves were located and fracking became a thing. The estimate is a moving target, as fuel economy steadily improves and the older vehicle fleet turns over, absorbing more hybrids, EVs, and cars that don't idle when stopped.
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  2698.  @joedavis4150  I did not say that you were wrong, just that the date is a moving target. Of course oil & gas extraction won't last indefinitely. We absolutely should be building more renewable sources and nuclear power plants. We should be increasing investment in more and better public transit, too. I attended the APTA Expo last week and, while rail wasn't as prominent as it's been at past Expos, most of the buses on display were electric, hybrid-electric, and CNG. Autonomous vehicles were the distracting "golly-gee-whiz" tech at this year's Expo (in past years, the distractions have included the Bombardier monorail, TransRapid MagLev, self-driving buses that never entered production, and DMU commuter rail trainsets that failed to widely catch on), but a lot of solid fuel-efficient and time-saving products were also being showcased.
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  2699.  @masond2838  <- Obvious 6-week old wumao account is SUPER obvious. Earn that 50 cents, wumao!
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  2700. These recent videos weren't titled "Most Exciting Towns." :-)
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  2701.  @nehcooahnait7827  Something tells me that you don't have eyes. This very video showed you failed housing projects that became slums.
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  2702.  @jeffzheng3136  Nobody said "duct tape." That might wreck the lens. They just said "tape." I assume they use masking tape (unironically). I use Post-Its.
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  2703. So she's heading to Oz... on behalf of America, we're very, VERY sorry.
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  2704. Not even a mention of the MAX rail station in passing?
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  2705. Better than the actual lyrics. Well done!
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  2706. When the hysterical toddlers whined about the three fingers, his reply should have been ONE finger.
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  2707.  @kevinshelton2788  My land isn't far from there.
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  2708.  @stephenharper6638  Texas' incentives aren't nearly as compelling as California's disincentives.
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  2709. Oh, sure, Star Trek was NEVER preachy! Are you sure you're not thinking of the Mad Magazine spoof?
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  2710.  @Dr.TJ1  If the jobs are theoretical then so is the "catastrophe." Are you trying to insinuate that transporting crude via road and rail is safer than via pipeline? How often has a pipeline derailed? How often has a pipeline collided with another pipeline? I eagerly await your authoritative citations as the price of fuel continues to rise. Apropos of nothing whatsoever, what powers YOUR car? You cannot possibly drive a Tesla or you would have mentioned that at least 3 times in your post.
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  2711.  @Dr.TJ1  A reasoned answer, but let's not forget that transportation IS part of the equation. Trucks are dirtier than trains. Trains are dirtier than ships. Ships are dirtier than pipelines. And neither my Honda nor your Toyota run on natural gas. Our need for refined fuels is not going to change overnight. It takes a couple of decades to replace a nation's entire fleet of vehicles. Killing that pipeline was not due to any environmental nor economic calculation. It was pure political theater that had consequences for workers and consumers.
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  2712.  @Dr.TJ1  I guess I was too busy installing my solar panels, rainwater collection system, low-energy appliances & lighting, retrofitting my stick-built house for passive cooling, and otherwise reducing my environmental footprint while researching and writing about energy and transportation issues to notice. Whoopsie!
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  2713.  @mikebarry6970  Explain HOW cases mean anything in the absence of deaths or hospitalizations. I await thy wisdom.
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  2714.  @DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC  Giving someone the Hawaiian good luck sign is not against the law.
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  2715. It is, of course, NOT impossible. It IS, however, exceptionally impractical and utterly unnecessary. We HAVE many existing, proven transit technologies that already do what the loop of hype proposes to do, without the extra challenges. I've noticed that the biggest fans of the hyped-loop are those who are not familiar with transit technologies, while the biggest critics are transit experts/mavens/pundits. Just build a damn MagLev based on the TransRapid design! China did. It works -- RIGHT NOW! You can go ride it. If you don't need that much muscle, build a damn monorail based on the 5/8-scale ALWEG design that Bombardier built for the Vegas casinos. It works  -- RIGHT NOW! You can go ride it.  Can you go ride a Hyperloop? No, you cannot. There are plenty of "studies" but, for SOME reason, nobody has built a true working prototype yet. Until someone does, this is pure vaporware, like virtually every PRT system proposal since Morgantown, DuoRail, and every cantilevered monobeam system you've never heard of.
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  2716. I hear "eels" and the restaurant scene from "Frasier" where Daphne smacks an eel dead with a single swing plays in my head. It is far more entertaining than any "reality" show. https://youtu.be/4JSWduo5gV4?si=QxpBnYZrvinA0PuM
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  2717. Biden changes his stories so often that nobody can be sure who said what to whom.
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  2718.  @stevenhess5616  You are correct. Both are things we'd never say!
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  2719. I checked my privilege and I'm a few quarts low.
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  2720. Guns are chemical-projectile weapons, Tim. You need more classic science fiction in your diet. Also, in case you ever need this one, the military used to refer to nukes as "special weapons." Just remember that if nukes are outlawed only outlaws will have nukes.
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  2721. While Musk inarguably overpromises and underdelivers, unlike Theranos his company makes ACTUAL cars that YOU (emphasis on YOU - they are decades away from KITT) can drive. There are dozens of them humming around my neighborhood. I'm not interested in getting one - I like my Ford pickup truck's cargo capacity and its 400-500 mile range. On the other hand, I took the money I saved by NOT buying an EV and added a Tesla Powerwall to my home's solar power system (Sunpower panels, not Tesla) and its performance has exceeded my expectations. The software is simple to use, it'll never run over a pedestrian, and last month's electric bill (for a 2,400 square foot home + office in scorching hot Texas) was $8.10. I'm pleased enough that I've ordered another one.
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  2722. Jack WHO? Did he used to be famous or something?
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  2723.  @americanmadeford  It would have been a more emphatic win if he'd checked his windshield.
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  2724. My favorite is when he claimed that a tax credit would put 4.36 times as many women in the American workforce as actually EXIST in the United States. Neat trick, Joe! You gonna breed them or clone them?
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  2725.  @gardengatesopen  Loop 1 was also signed as "MoPac Expressway" back in the days of yore. It was originally called "MoPac Boulevard" in order to trick the residents of the adjacent neighborhoods into believing it wasn't going to be a freeway. Politicians are scam artists, but that's EVERYWHERE for ya.
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  2726. Texas and Florida proved how insane your sanctuary policies were, but you continued to vote for the fringe lunatics who promulgated those policies? Sounds like a YOU problem!
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  2727. It's fine. The privately-funded monorail system up above IS completely ADA compliant. Bonus: it actually works!
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  2728. Thank you, I needed a laugh today! 🤣🤣🤣
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  2729.  @dittohead7044  Yes, their sister company Bedrock is repurposing several historic downtown properties. I toured several of them a few months ago. They do amazing work.
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  2730. Wuppertal since 1901. FYI.
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  2731. "My God, what have we done?" -- Primordial multi-cellular organisms, probably.
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  2732.  Krystal  I assume you're being sarcastic. If you haven't actually REALIZED a capital gain, what would you use to pay the tax? What you've described is a formula for a tax revolt and a solid plan for rendering as many as 65% of our citizens homeless.
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  2733. What sort of "weather nerd" drives INTO a Category 4 hurricane? I am obligated to paraphrase a timeless line from "National Lampoon's Vacation." Never heard of no one so sh*t-all stupid as you drivin' into that hurricane. You musta got manure for your brains. Nerd credentials REVOKED!
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  2734. "HSR creates new travel markets from nothing" -- Not at all, it's simply a modal shift. People currently travel between those cities via car, bus, or plane.
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  2735. Riley, your focus is ridiculously narrow. Look at the broader picture.
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  2736.  @tommytruth7595  I think the two billion dollar price tag was all the discouragement Austin voters needed! By the way, ALL freeway projects create induced demand and rapidly fill to capacity (it typically takes merely 3 months). This has been known since Moses was building parkways in New York in the 1920s (his traffic engineers warned him and he dismissed their concerns) but politicians love to pretend that they're "doing something" about congestion while they make things even worse.
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  2737. Good presentation but I question some of the dates in this video. I extensively photographed the Denver Union Station and LoDo area in the summer of 2003 and much of the "recent" work to which you referred was already well under way or even completed at that time, including the light rail platforms and the visually interesting pedestrian bridge north of the building. I took some quick-and-dirty follow-up shots in 2019 and the neighborhood had definitely expanded enormously. I'm returning soon to reshoot the exact same views I shot back in 2003 for a more thorough before-and-after presentation.
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  2738. A lot of idiots appear to be under the impression that there's a cure for death. There is not.
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  2739. Why would a morgue be "haunted?" First, nobody dies AT the morgue. They die elsewhere and their remains are brought TO the morgue. Second, ghosts aren't real.
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  2740. @ What do YOU mean, "you people?"
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  2741. @ There you go again. Name-calling like a preschooler because you have NO coherent arguments against secure borders. Please tell us what you ARE supporting, here.
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  2742. @ It was merely a humorous reference from "Tropic Thunder." Hope that helps.
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  2743. @Mitchell Rovit We experience pandemics every year and this is the first time in history when we've quarantined HEALTHY people. There are multiple peer-reviewed studies showing masks are ineffective. Texas has dropped its state-wide mandate and our 'rona numbers are plummeting. States that have retained theirs are experiencing surges. This appears to be less about public health than an opportunistic power-grab. Do you really trust the death statistics? Considering that the CARES Act and other legislation financially incentivized 'rona diagnoses, I'd say ALL the "deadly pandemic" numbers are highly suspect! If you're at risk or just a big fat scaredy-cat, mask up and live in fear. I'm going to live my best life because I understand that you cannot cure death. You could be run over by a bus tomorrow. Or not. Take back your "normal." Just LIVE, man!
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  2744. @Mitchell Rovit You're ignoring the Danish mask study and the UF meta-study, as well as the fact that politicians just LOVE to pretend that they're actually DOING something, even if its efficacy is questionable. I will give you credit for perfectly parroting the authoritarian narrative. Flip-Flop Fauci would be SO proud, if he could only take time out of his busy schedule moving goalposts. Here's a parting thought: How about letting ME decide what risks are acceptable to ME? I will let you do the same for yourself.
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  2745.  @gippooverground8067  But, but, but YouTube arguments are SO meaningful and important! xD
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  2746. Does anyone at this "news" network actually WATCH the news? The Supreme Court returned this matter to the STATES, more than half of which still allow you to have your unborn children lawfully killed.
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  2747. In today's episode: lots of New York, Texas, and slamming of "breaks."
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  2748. Happy birthday! Thanks to you, I now know that "Hot Steel Egg" would be an EXCELLENT name for a band.
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  2749. "WHAT are you DOING?" could easily be this video's title.
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  2750.  @tristansundquist1834  Really? please link any road vehicle that can travel at 300,000 kilometers per second (the speed of light and radio signals). I'll wait.
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  2751.  @tristansundquist1834  "Time and time again" -- like you completely missing the point.
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  2752.  @tristansundquist1834  You're missing the potential roadblock.
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  2753.  @tristansundquist1834  Sometimes they do. Sometimes they can get a unit ahead of the lunatic to deploy spike strips. Sometimes they can put a rolling blockade together. All I'd ask is that they try their best.
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  2754. 🎵I fought the bridge and the bridge won🎵
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  2755. The beanie has Tim on.
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  2756. SO fragile. Grow a spine.
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  2757. The Fremen probably started manufacturing them from those plans. The books made it quite clear that they had respectable technology and a modern manufacturing base (they manufactured stillsuits, water condensers, etc). The film should have made that more clear.
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  2758. "The memelords are hiding in the attic!" -- Fourth Reich collaborators, probably
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  2759. Congratulations for establishing an entire new genre of YouTube videos: Science Comedy. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2760. Yes, ladies, the very wealthy world-famous actor who pulled Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie in their prime years is on the internet desperately seeking your wrinkled post-wall butt and needs your help because he can't afford health insurance. That checks out.
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  2761. I love how some are saying "A 2% fatality rate? I cannot tempt those odds!" while completely overlooking a 98% survival rate. Can ya' tempt THOSE odds, math wizards?
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  2762. Here's a thought: USE BOTH HANDS. One to hold it, one to control it.
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  2763. He said that.
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  2764. You really need to actually WATCH these movies before writing your scripts. In TDA, a major plot point is that Kansas City got nuked, NOT Lawrence. Lawrence is where many of the surviving characters ended up because the University and its hospital were there. Another honorable mention is due to the made-for-TV movie "Special Bulletin," not because it was a great film or possessed ground-breaking effects but because it had a more realistic plot device (terrorists threatening to detonate a nuke on a boat in Charleston Harbor) than most of these other films. Spoiler alert: The terrorists were taken out but the bomb went off anyway because the NEST team trying to disarm it fumbled. An unexpected twist.
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  2765. You leave out SO much of the history. Who created the FHA and its racist policies? The same team that brought you the American Civil War, Jim Crow laws, poll taxes, and resistance to the Civil Rights Act of 1964: the Democrats! You can always tell who the racists are - they never shut up about race. Who would have thought that the team that STILL never shuts up about race has ALWAYS been the racist party? Oh, that's right - anyone with at least two brain cells to rub together.
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  2766.  @greghelton4668  You have clearly confused me with the lady that the OP mentioned, whose knee-jerk reaction was to blame a party that has had no power in the state for decades. I merely pointed out that the tech oligarchs who run the businesses are fully on board with (if not in charge of) the supermajority that "governs" the state. Your final statement is ridiculously ironic, given your pinning base closures on Reagan. Didn't Clinton close far more bases than Reagan? Also, many of the closed bases in Cali have long since been repurposed/redeveloped.
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  2767.  @therealking6202  True, but there are 40 California Democrats and only 12 Republicans currently sitting in the House of Representatives. The state Senate and Assembly are both heavily Dem, too. The Executive is also Dem. The OP is inarguably correct: The Reps do NOT have any meaningful power in the state. The Dems hold a supermajority there.
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  2768. Better question: Where did journalistic integrity go?
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  2769.  @mst3k751  <- must be a bot because that was a total non sequitur.
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  2770. Your sponsor patter is considered charming and adorable by the entire LGBTQIAWTFLOL community!
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  2771. Now we know why nobody was yellin' for Yellen.
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  2772. Words never before uttered by anyone, anywhere: "Thank God! The social worker is here."
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  2773. To be fair, the guy in the pickup was driving quite erratically. However, I'm not sure what you could rhyme with "erratically" while still preserving the meter of C.W. McCall's epic poetry.
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  2774.  @pazuzu7119  That works!
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  2775. You've fallen for yet another SCAM. This may be the dumbest idea EVER associated with renewable energy (even in a world where the "solar freaking roads" scam was a thing). WHY would we need this? Spoiler alert: WE DON'T. There are more than 80 MILLION roofs in the United States alone, with more than 300,000 roofs installed EVERY DAY. WE DO NOT HAVE A ROOF SHORTAGE. The people who USE electricity mostly live and work under roofs. That is the ONLY place where photovoltaic installations make sense (solar sheds above parking lots are the "roofs" of very large carports, so my assertion includes them).
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  2776. It's funny because teenagers are stupid.
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  2777. Andrew, you really buried the lead on this one! Was that chick at 5:44 wearing LEATHER pants???
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  2778. I don't know, but it's certainly a weird flex. Hey, ladies! Need a ride? My car has seat belts and AIR CONDITIONING! 🤣
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  2779. Comparing them to shrieking toddlers is insulting to toddlers. At least toddlers pitch fits to demand things that actually EXIST.
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  2780. If she wants to be taken seriously, she should hire a vocal coach to cure her terrifying cackle.
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  2781. I have several questions, Sir Beanie: Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? And, of course, WHO???
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  2782.  @leezaslofsky4438  You're absolutely correct - it was NOT stolen. It was interfered with by the MSM and Silicon Valley oligarchs by pushing unevidenced claims like "Russian collusion," censoring opposing facts and opinions, and actively running cover for Biden Inc's blatant corruption, influence peddling, and direct interference in foreign investigations into its activities. Unlike most of the allegations against Trump, prior to the 2020 election there had been evidence aplenty about the former Vice President's questionable actions, which you'd never know if you'd only watched CNN or MSNBC. Thank you for helping clarify the matter. Your help has been invaluable!
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  2783.  @leezaslofsky4438  And yet, your Lord and Savior (Mueller) concluded, after burning through 20 million taxpayer dollars, that there was "no evidence of collusion."
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  2784.  @leezaslofsky4438  I am clearly FAR less obsessed with Trump than you. I'd feel bad for you, but TDS is a self-inflicted mental illness. Get counseling. The only thing he did that directly impacted your life was to push for and sign legislation that lowered your federal income tax rate (oh, wait - you're from Canada? Why do you even CARE, then?), whereas China Joe's being compromised by Ukrainian fossil fuel interests have cost us nearly 100 billion dollars and embroiled us in a proxy war with a heavily armed nuclear power. But "orange man bad" is worse because of something the multimillionaire talking haircuts said. Sure, buddy.
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  2785.  @leezaslofsky4438  That's an awful lot of words to say "No, you!" LOL. No evidence about Biden's corruption? How about the Politico article about the sources of his family's mysterious wealth? How about the actual RECORDING of the man bragging about withholding aid money unless the Ukrainian government ended their investigation into Burisma and fired the prosecutor? How about all those photos of him meeting with Chinese businessmen that he said never happened? How about the fact that the New York Times, CNN, and other Left-wing news outlets completely reversed their original opinions about Hunter's laptop and admitted that it was legit? You are completely and unhealthily obsessed with a man who never had a direct impact on your life, has been out of power for two years, and is EXTREMELY likely to remain out of power. You aren't even American, yet you cannot shut up about him. For the love of all that's good and decent, SEEK HELP. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2786.  @leezaslofsky4438  I'm a disaffected Center-Left anti-authoritarian who is now embarrassed to admit that I voted for Al Gore in 2000. The Dems started losing me when all of his predictions failed to come to pass, and he (and later Obama) bought multi-million-dollar beachfront/island mansions while harping on about global warming and rising sea levels. They and the rest of the wealthy elites want YOU to stop enjoying the benefits of our technologically advanced civilization so that THEY can continue to do so. THAT is who you are defending. You have been bamboozled. Maybe you should be more concerned with that wanna-be dictator in Ottawa and his repeated assaults on your civil liberties than the clown show in DC. Excuse me, are Justine's authoritarian antics none of my concern? Right back at you! Mind your own store before poking your nose into ours. I will compliment your ability to parrot The Narrative (TM). "Insurrection?" SERIOUSLY? It was a stupid little riot by a bunch of stupid little idiots. None of them were armed, although one of them was shot to death, and the certification successfully concluded on THE SAME DAY IN THE SAME BUILDING -- with Biden becoming the President. Stop watching the MSM - they have disabled your ability to think critically. Scroll back up and re-read each and every one of your posts as if they'd been written by a stranger, then tell me that a rigidly sane person posted those interminable walls of text.
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  2787. It seems that we're NOT blowing money on those two things, thankfully!
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  2788. Put down the chips and step slowly away from the bag, Tubby!
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  2789. It's funny how they fail to mention that this "people are saying" non-story is completely irrelevant, given that NOBODY has been elected to the office of President yet! Do they hope that all of their viewers, as well as their "reporters," failed their high school civics classes?
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  2790. This cheeses me off. I'll show myself out.
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  2791.  @interestedobserver587  Ventral fin.
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  2792. Why? You can cripple them with a carefully chosen (correct) pronoun, a schmear of peanut butter, a slice of gluten-rich bread, or a latte made with real milk.
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  2793. What in the HECK is going on at that intersection in Fresno???
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  2794. Tim, the fact that you post a video like this is WHY you have so many viewers. THIS is what journalism is supposed to be, which is why we'll never see the MSM do this.
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  2795.  @jamesedgar3442  Well caught, sir!
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  2796.  @Sam.From.Wonderland  Fair point. Twenty bonus points awarded for proper use of the word "bombastic." 🤣
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  2797. Everyone chose Forsaken/Undead for the "Repellent Odor" racial.
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  2798.  @ariesvixen853  IRS' CID only has 2,000 to 3,000 armed agents. The other 84,000 IRS agents are armed only with pencils. The armed ones are for investigating the hardcore criminal types, not the likes of you. Unless you're El Chapo.
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  2799.  @MW-xv1sj  As a Texan, I'm going to require an explanation for the presence of that fractional armadillo.
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  2800. #19: That intersection near Austin is supposed to be safer and more fool-proof. Unfortunately, fools keep upping their game!
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  2801. I thought India had all the pale Europeans they could handle before 1947. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2802.  @danl.4743  I believe that book is the source of the quote. It's been quite some time since I read the story, but the quote was probably said by Jubal Harshaw.
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  2803.  @thomasfitzpatrick6392  "He" who? You're babbling nonsense, as you never named a PERSON.
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  2804.  @PPTrump  Trump has built skyscrapers. What have YOU accomplished?
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  2805. Tsunami survival gear: Life vest Selfie stick The latest iPhone
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  2806. Speaking of gender issues, my news feed just informed me that today is "International Beaver Day." Coincidence? I think NOT!
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  2807. On the contrary, they are audited when hired. You can use that magic rectangle to look things up BEFORE you post something stupid.
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  2808. @ That's not what the OP wrote.
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  2809.  @spicyspectrum1346  Because people actually watch his videos.
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  2810. People don't "get" or "catch" TDS. It's a self-inflicted mental illness.
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  2811. "Silent?' When did THAT happen? She only shut up due to EDITING!
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  2812.  The Turd Reich of Mar-A-Lago  [Citation Needed]
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  2813.  The Turd Reich of Mar-A-Lago  I understand. You're an idiotic wumao driving a cut-and-paste bot who can't answer a simple request for evidence backing up your nutty rants. You may want to avoid calling attention to China, as evidence of their multimillion dollar payments to the corrupt Biden Inc. is now being widely acknowledged by the MSM. You may have better luck trolling those as woefully uninformed as yourself. Earn that 50 cent check, wumao! Maybe you can feed your family a can of Alpo this week. Livin' the high life!
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  2814. The Masai spoke for all the sane people when they asked "WHAT???" 🤣🤣🤣
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  2815. No surprises here.
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  2816. "Truck Crash Lab Monkeys" is an AWESOME name for a band!
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  2817. I really enjoyed your video but perhaps you could find a better analogy than evolving Pokemon that would be more adult-appropriate AND get your message across to a broader audience.
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  2818.  @echin9372  Sure, it's downright ADORABLE - but the adults who pay taxes, vote, and actually go to City Hall to speak their minds and influence elected officials are at high risk of missing the underlying point.
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  2819.  @hihellothere9569  Sure, this video is fun but "more power?" That is HILARIOUSLY delusional! When y'all actually bother to vote, you voted for ONE really bad waitress who has earned no respect in Congress and accomplished precisely nothing. Everyone else in power is older than dirt and richer than King Midas. The wealthy tech oligarchs you worship are in their 50s and 60s now. Refusing to understand how the world works is not going to impel change for the better!
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  2820. The Medal of Honor is an award for courage in combat. Civilians would be awarded a Medal of Freedom. You really should know better since your wife is a veteran!
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  2821.  @FretfulClown95  I'm sure it was intended to be, but it landed quite poorly.
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  2822.  @illiniguy34  It's in Missouri. They manufacture Tracker boats there.
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  2823. She certainly used the heck out of her "Political Platitude of the Day" desktop calendar!
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  2824. That is FAR too many idiots who cannot see an ENORMOUS 18-wheeler with all its lights blazing!
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  2825. Go for it! You could call it "Korll." I think whoever has the best flag should win, which makes the Indian guy the man to beat. You'd better bring your vexillology A game!
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  2826. You brought it up, so... Chicago style "pizza" isn't pizza. It's just lasagna made with bread instead of pasta. Fight me.
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  2827.  @jayrowe6473  The Volt was a plug-in hybrid that is no longer manufactured. The Bolt is a true EV. Given the choice between a used Volt and a new Bolt, I compromised and bought a new Ford Ranger XLT.
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  2828.  @hugoglenn9741  If so, they must have been stealthed.
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  2829. 2) Whatsapp is infested with crypto and other scammers. 4) Don't shop for bread and dairy products at national grocery chains. Local and regional grocers have better, fresher items. Alternatively, sample some of the offerings at Whole Foods and Sprouts. Also check out local farmer's markets. 8) Depends on your bank. My bank (a very large national bank) has no-fee online bill pay. It automatically pays by EFT or will issue a check by mail, depending on the recipient's ability to accept electronic transfers. The difference is both immaterial and invisible to you as the payer. 9) The problem isn't not believing in facts (for most people), it's the politically-biased reporting by the media, who present an agenda-distorted interpretation of science. They often simply do not know what they are talking about, engage in clickbaiting fear-mongering, and completely disregard nuance. Take anthropogenic climate change, for example. It's inarguably true that human activity influences climate, but the experts (tm) cannot seem to agree to what extent. Is it 3%? Is it 13%? Is it 30%? There are politicians who seized on this issue in order to gather power and treasure and many of their predictions turned out to be grossly exaggerated. Twenty years ago, a certain former Vice President confidently predicted that some coastal cities would be partially underwater by now. Not only did that not happen, but certain of his successors claiming similar things bought coastal and island real estate. Are you REALLY surprised that many people doubt their claims? REALLY? Currently, we have some noisy pop politicians promoting "green legislation" that is merely a Trojan horse for bizarre social engineering experiments. If they were truly serious about the environment, they'd be fighting to liberalize and expand renewable energy tax credits or out planting trees instead of developing their social media careers. We don't need to invest millions in their cronies' companies that promote "new carbon capture technology." You already have perfectly functional carbon capture devices growing in your yard! Just. Plant. Some. Trees. 10) Depends on the grocer, season, and the region. Most foods are very inexpensive here in Texas, especially at HEB, because much of our food is grown or raised in-state and HEB has several house brands that are far less costly than their national brand equivalents. Buying fruits and vegetables in the Rust Belt in winter is going to be more expensive because of transportation cost. 11) It depends. I have 5 sinks in my home. All have single-handle mixer taps, as do all 6 sinks in my rental property, and both showers in each house. Older homes (especially those built before 1990) with contractor-grade fixtures will have two-knobbed faucets. 12) Agreed. Paper straws are the embodiment of pure evil, however, and their designers should be consigned to the deepest depths of Hades. 13) Our weird attitudes about alcohol are historically the fault of women. 🤣 Look into the history of the temperance movement and Prohibition. I was born and raised here, and I cannot get used to the fact that we allowed our leaders to permit many of the world's most extensive public rail transit systems to be paved over, which forced us all into cars, whether we wanted to drive or not. Yes, I like having a car, but that does NOT mean I want to use it EVERY single time I need to go somewhere!
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  2830. That may well be the most insane idea ever posted on any Urbanist's YouTube channel. You're clearly a teenager who is totally unfamiliar with 20th Century American history. Federal government policies contributed to the total destruction of dozens of functional working-class neighborhoods in every major city in the nation. They created employment vacuums, lack of retail stores, and food deserts, and stacked impoverished people like firewood in massive, Brutalist housing projects that only succeeded in concentrating violent crime into superblocks of despair. Do you WANT another Cabrini-Green? Do you WANT another Pruitt-Igoe? Governmental meddling is how you get those horror shows. Snap out of it, kid.
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  2831.  @lauriecfano  Do the councils actually BUILD those properties themselves or do they bid the jobs out to construction contractors like we do in the USA? The OP is advocating for the government to BE the contractor, which is a deeply terrifying thought. It would clog the courts with lawsuits for decades!
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  2832. Just to clarify matters, Brightline and Brightline West have received at least $3 billion in federal grants.
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  2833. How very stunning and brave of them.
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  2834. Plot twist: All Buzzfeed "articles" are written by bots.
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  2835.  @wisdommasterreviews4712  What do you mean by "tether?" An orbital tether that uses tidal forces to simulate gravity at each end of the tether?
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  2836. Your audience booed a guy for explaining his perception of the attitude of the medical PROFESSION, not his own attitude. Why did you let that slide?
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  2837.  @silverwinter5311  What???
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  2838. Who could have seen this coming? Only every single human being with functioning EYES.
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  2839. It appears that there's no possible way to defeat Putin. After all, he clearly has time travel tech at his disposal since he already went back to early 2021 in order to spike our energy costs and, therefore, everything else.
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  2840. Bad acting is BAAAAAD!
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  2841. Hey, world, this was OUR election. Piss right off and mind your own house!
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  2842.  @andypierce6593  They could put a trolleybus line in, super quiet.
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  2843.  @tonywalters7298  They did that in Miami.
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  2844.  @microproductions6  Consider that, if the W&OD right of way had remained a rail line instead of being converted into the longest, narrowest "park" in the USA, then perhaps the taxpayers could have saved FAR more than $6 billion when building a rail link to Dulles Airport and the line could have helped shape a much less chaotic development pattern in NoVA. The handwriting was clearly on the wall in the 1960s (some would say as early as the1950s, when the Shirley Highway was built), but our political "leaders" aren't readers.
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  2845.  @jonathanjones3126  Counterpoint: NO, it absolutely would not. Tell us you have no knowledge of basic economics or history without telling us you have no knowledge of basic economics or history.
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  2846.  @michalandrejmolnar3715  "Next term?" 🤣 HILARIOUS! 🤣 I realize that this isn't a political channel, but someone (you) needs to keep up with current events.
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  2847.  @screwstatists7324  There is no such thing as a "profitable" transit authority/agency. There are only exceptionally rare cases that require less funding via general taxpayer subsidy. Please provide authoritative citations or other evidence in support of your incredible assertion.
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  2848.  @litigioussociety4249  Okay, that seems fair.
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  2849. The IRS cannot arrest you for nonpayment of taxes and the SSA cannot arrest you because someone stole your SSN. These Calcutta scumbags don't know our laws. They're a delight to troll when one has the time. Pro tip: make it something disgustingly sexual about their father. They lose their freaking minds.
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  2850. I stockpiled my guns & ammo after the Branch Davidian overreaction. I'm good.
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  2851. Won't SOMEONE think of the top 13%? Come on, man!
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  2852. How about saying "unlawful immigrant" to preempt the usual stupid reply?
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  2853. Let's Ret-Con a character whose name is literally "Cruel Devil" into a sympathetic heroine. That's it. I'm selling my Disney stock before it becomes less valuable than used toilet paper.
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  2854. The absolute state of corruption in Miami made this situation inevitable. Every long-term Miami resident has known this for decades but these so-called "reporters" seem to be turning a blind eye to the obvious. Dave Barry even wrote a hilarious book ("Big Trouble") about the insanity of the city and its politics in 1999. I enjoy the heck out of visiting the place but you couldn't pay me to live there!
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  2855. I admire your commitment to recycling. First, the topic is recycled. "Environmental justice" has been endlessly discussed at the National Brownfields Conference, GreenBuild, and other conferences since the turn of the century (especially when a project's proponents cannot make a compelling economic argument). Second, the obvious laugh track is obviously recycled.
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  2856. The MTA "owns" the NYC Subway, the Long Island and Metro-North commuter railroads, the Staten Island Railway, a gazillion buses, and the NYC toll bridges and tunnels. It's a public benefit corporation "owned" by the State of New York.
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  2857. More of a poopedo.
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  2858. Canadia? Where is that?
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  2859. So much breaking. Perhaps more BRAKING would help!
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  2860. "Fat activist" is an oxymoron.
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  2861. You only need two answers to a woman's statements and questions: 1) "As always, you are absolutely, unequivocally correct," or 2) "You are the most beautiful woman I've ever known no matter what you do."
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  2862. What the HECK is up with this feline obsession? They aren't endangered. They aren't rare. There are over 94 million cats in the USA. 🤣
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  2863. @ I used the word "probably." I was IN the federal workforce, so I know that every office is exactly like any high school group project. A few nerds do all the work while the popular kids just gossip by the water fountain and take credit.
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  2864.  @djjazzyjeff1232  I think you got that backwards.
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  2865. Dems lost seats in the House and failed to attain a decisive majority in the Senate. The Supremes lean right. There were major dem losses in most state legislatures and they lost ground gubernatorially as well. The Executive branch is the least important (though most visible) of the three. Are you sure you're using the word "tsunami" correctly? I don't think that word means what you think it means. Has ANYONE in this comment section passed a high school civics course?
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  2866.  @DennisTheInternationalMenace  What does that even mean? Conway was never the WH Press Secretary.
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  2867. @trumps hairflap Too late. BLM and Antifa are already here.
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  2868. Lovely video. Hideously ugly buildings.
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  2869. CNN = Counterfeit News Nut-jobs.
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  2870.  @Ham_Strokers_Ejacula  It had everything to do with correcting your misinformation.
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  2871. I am proud that my Great State of Texas is doing its part to stop Biden smugglers. We certainly don't need any more Bidens!
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  2872. Rolling blackouts aren't new to Cali. It's just for a different reason.
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  2873. These people are like toddlers. Now, now, NOW!!! They seem to have never heard of a phase-in or baby steps... All of the renewable energy and high-performance building retrofit angles are doable but it needs to be EVOLUTIONARY and not (red) revolutionary. It takes America at least 50 years to rebuild itself, on average, not ten. These idiots are going to set us back instead of moving us forward!
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  2874.  @helpfulDeathgod  Which has absolutely nothing to do with the gated bathrooms. Nobody seems to know if it's in a red state or a blue state. Could be Chicago. Could be Houston. Could be that you are so filled with irrational hatred that nothing you say should be taken seriously.
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  2875.  @endleontiozae7061  Perhaps you should have quoted whatever I said A YEAR AGO because I'm not scrolling through 113 comments to figure out what the heck you're talking about. I'm at work, dude. Have a lovely day.
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  2876. For those who aren't aware of this fact, Worst Journalist of the Year Don Lemon (Worst Journalist of the Year 2014) was voted Worst Journalist of the Year by the Columbia Journalism Review in 2014. You're welcome.
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  2877. Jif, obviously.
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  2878. Tim, women don't change when they get married. They just stop pretending that they're someone they aren't once they've tricked the poor bastard into the trap.
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  2879. Title correction: "The Saga of Honkington H. Hornblower and the Hornblower Clan"
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  2880. These people are grifters. It doesn't run any deeper than that. They have no marketable skills nor ability to contribute to society, so they've set up a little shell game outside of the subway entrance. Like all grifters, they get angry and flustered when you expose them and merely spew more meaningless buzzwords to wear you down until you give up and walk away.
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  2881.  @josephfisher426  True, but zero times anything is zero, and 0.18 is funnier than zero. That's just MATH, my friend! 🤣
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  2882. She should have called ForkLyft. Kudos to the unknown World Champion who first coined that one.
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  2883. "Before" his transition? You can't have a "before" until you've had an "after," dude! That is one seriously epic case of ginger man-face.
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  2884. I'm sure that the CGI-based extraction technology is compelling.
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  2885.  @Mike-vd2qt  Admittedly, I've only been there a few times but I found the neighborhoods I visited to be very walkable.
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  2886.  @ladycactus110  I didn't say "carless." I did note that rail transit and walkable CBDs were my criteria. Political orientation/insanity and crime rates were not among my criteria. The OP said "best public transport or walkable."
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  2887.  @fauxselection  You're overlooking the $1,500,000,000 in federal tax credits to encourage people to buy Teslas: 200,000 units at $7,500 each. That's a LOT of cheddar to push a car that has NEVER performed as advertised and that doesn't even include state tax credits! You're living up to your name, Faux.
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  2888.  @chklingon698  He didn't turn down the EV tax credit. It expired once Tesla sold 200,000 units.
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  2889. I'm confused. Don't we have a State Department for precisely this sort of thing? What's next, putting the National Parks Service in charge of tax administration?
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  2890. All right, everyone, let's try this chant one more time: "There is NO SUCH THING as a flying car. It's a ROADABLE AIRCRAFT."
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  2891.  @ivanvalera3250  By "American natives" do you mean the immigrants who crossed the Bering Strait from Siberia? Asking for a friend.
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  2892.  @ivanvalera3250  Just like in your home country. That's true literally everywhere in the New World and in most of the Old World, too, but you go right ahead and cop an attitude while asking to stay here. That'll get people on your side.
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  2893. De Beers? Let them gouge. Diamonds are NOT a necessity! #FirstWorldProblems
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  2894. Two of the most powerful politicians on the planet are crying "fight the power!" with nary a TRACE of irony. Say what you will about those two pinheads, but I am finding the 249th season of the 'Murica! show to be inarguably the MOST entertaining among all top-tier entertainment!
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  2895. I, for one, am eagerly looking forward to riding a hyperloop pod made out of white chocolate. Yummy!
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  2896. They ARE being investigated. Most of the mainstream media is just ignoring it, if not actively running cover.
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  2897. It might be harder to escape the car if the impact kills you.
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  2898.  @esticoletty3333  Yes, all of that constant "merciless" provision of protection, food, and other resources must have been SO hard to tolerate. Poor baby!
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  2899.  @esticoletty3333  You said "The whole mankind history it was all way round, men mersilessly exploiting women." For the majority of mankind's history, we lived in small bands of hunter-gatherers. Who did the hunting? Who fought off predators? Who turned stone into tools? Who used those tools to make better tools? Who benefitted from all of that without risking their own lives and limbs in the process? Your view of human history is narrow and shallow. The benefits of the civilization that you enjoy today were created by men. The food you buy in a store was grown and raised by men. The home you live in was built by men. The electricity, water, and sanitation services that keep you healthy and comfortable were built and are maintained by men. If all working women were to strike for a month you'd be mildly inconvenienced. If all men were to do so, society would collapse and you'd starve to death. You stand among the most privileged demographic in the history of humanity. Grow up.
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  2900.  @ghostnebula8805  Clearly, you've managed to avoid the horrific fate of learning anything about human history. Good job!
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  2901. The state can't do much about it because our mayor virtue-postures to people who don't vote and panders to people who don't put a cent into the treasury.
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  2902. We do NOT need a "revolutionary" approach to greening our nation, just an EVOLUTIONARY one! We already HAVE a full set of tools for this task. We just need to correctly incentivize them and let the private sector do its job. There are successful examples of these concepts (energy, water, transit, brownfields, high-performance buildings, TND/TOD, etc.) all around the USA but when this idiotic bartender opens her foolish yap it makes it harder to get the real work done.
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  2903. Am I the only one who thinks the Google CEO is clearly "Discount Outsourced Jeff Goldblum?"
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  2904.  @yeaok1917  If you want my comeback, you'll have to scrape it off your mom's teeth.
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  2905. He offended the transgender population of Muncie? BOTH of them?
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  2906.  @Cahoo.U  There was a mask study published by Danish researchers VERY early in 2020 that was widely known to exist. I suspect that evil little garden gnome damn well knew about it.
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  2907.  @Lakirk2023  How about she be "seen and not heard" until SHE actually HAS some useful wisdom? We learned that masks were completely useless in early 2020 when the Danish mask study was published. It wasn't a secret.
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  2908. Not a mention of Solar One and Solar Two, the prototypical solar-thermal plants at Daggett, California that were conspicuously visible from both the 15 and the 40 for the first decade of the 21st Centrury?
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  2909. That HAS to be parody. Nobody who's familiar with Kamalamadingdong's political career could POSSIBLY believe ANY of that!
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  2910. I have "paycheck signing blindness." Unfortunate.
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  2911. #13: When did they move Indianapolis to Illinois and why didn't that make the news?
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  2912.  @billrussell2295  <- Two-month old wumao account defends 11,000+ alcohol-related highway fatalities per year. Is there NOTHING too reprehensible for you to defend?!?
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  2913. Can ANYONE justify the claim that the stupid riot was a "threat to democracy" when the electoral certification was concluded successfully later on THE VERY SAME DAY? Please square that circle for the sane people!
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  2914. Oh, noooo. The dumbest person to ever be elected to Congress thinks six of the Supremes should be impeached. Whatever WILL they do? 🤣🤣🤣
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  2915. An excellent follow-up question would be: instead of forcing property owners who already stand at risk to take a beating, why don't these undereducated politicians push for rental assistance programs to benefit their lower-income constituents? Buildings would be built, people would be housed, and the politicians could take credit for "doing something."
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  2916.  @Br3ttM  There's a school of thought that holds that real solutions will get even more votes. But who has time for THAT?
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  2917. "Deep State" sounds a little too conspiracy-nutty to me. I prefer "Permanent Washington Establishment." Just saying.
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  2918. If they'd made him perform the same length of community service as the police man-hours that he wasted, most of us would deem that reasonable and just, but merely 16 hours? SIXTEEN???  That's pretty shady, even for Chicago!
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  2919.  @zombieat  There hasn't been rail service across this bridge in decades, but the road bridge is of local importance (and is still functioning). The Francis Scott Key Bridge is FAR more economically significant to a much larger region.
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  2920. It sounds like "Indiana Jones and the Writers Room LSD Overdose."
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  2921.  @robertpalmer3166  Wow. Simply... wow. Do you have NO awareness of which party controls the Executive AND the House, as well as holding the tie-breaking vote in the Senate? The Republicans are not even in power (yet). Your local DAs who let these scumbags roam your streets in Cali due to their catch-and-release policies are ALL Dems. But go ahead. Keep voting with your emotions like a hysterical toddler instead of using your brain.
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  2922.  @shenzhendrake2429  <-- Obvious wumao is SUPER obvious.
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  2923. Thanks for reminding me why I spend my entertainment budget primarily to buy physical media of pre-2014 movies and TV shows. VERY few films since then have made the cut.
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  2924.  @CarriUSA  Manure spreader. You're welcome.
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  2925. #6. Learn to Google.
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  2926.  @keithrobinson5752  I was replying to the OP. Cali fell from the #5 to the #6 economy spot in March, probably because the productive people keep leaving. Your observation was more accurate than his.
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  2927. Cammer #8, the "WTF is your problem?" lady with more than half a dozen close calls in a single upload, there is ONE common element in each of your clips: YOU. The problem is probably YOU. Slow down and expect the unexpected.
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  2928. Musk told the absolute truth about his robo-taxis. It's now 2022 and there is still NO ONE in them!
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  2929.  @MilitaryTactic  Ok, they're BOTH complete idiots. Better?
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  2930. There sure are a few people in this one performing gold medal quality mental gymnastics to avoid stating "I was driving WAY too fast for the road conditions." It must be a day ending in "Y."
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  2931. Here's a crazy thought: at a car dealership.
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  2932. Brilliant! Exile your tax base. Who's going to pay for the housing programs?
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  2933.  @milkdrinker7  Owning and managing rental property IS work and often employs other workers. In the past two years, I've hired HVAC, electrical, remodeling, and landscaping subcontractors many times. I've gotten a LOT of shit done.
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  2934.  @milkdrinker7  Only the work I cannot do myself due to either lack of certification (HVAC) or the loss of use of one of my hands.
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  2935. How are these "sanctuary cities" NOT in a "state of open rebellion" against the United States?
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  2936.  @ESUSAMEX  "It's basically another language."
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  2937. Dude, you waggled your wiggly at a KID. Get OUT of my country and don't come back!
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  2938. We were promised KITT and we got Killdozer.
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  2939. This puts your complaints about hotel/motel room fridges in the proper perspective.
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  2940. OBJECTION!!! It's the Gulf of TEXAS.
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  2941.  davidwang4364  No, but they'll probably turn him into our next President.
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  2942. "Emotional Support Projection Device."
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  2943. Lefties seem incapable of resisting the urge to continue proving that they don't understand humor. I need to find an unsafe space to avoid their incessant whinging.
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  2944. Renewable power is NOT free. THE "FUEL" IS FREE! There's a difference.
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  2945. Capitalization and spacing matter! 🤣🤣🤣
    1
  2946. How about "Listen and Believe the Evidence?"
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  2947.  Andrea Islands of Oceania  Intersex people are sterile/infertile.
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  2948. The internet NEVER forgets.
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  2949. Just in time for their quarterly earnings report, then? Yay!
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  2950.  @evilshadowskull2  I'm just curious, here, but HOW did they "prove" a negative? That's EXTRAORDINARY!
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  2951.  @triggerwarning5499  <- Found the wumao. Earn those 50 cents, wumao! Maybe you'll be able to afford to eat the PREMIUM dog food this week. Yummy!
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  2952.  @masonhunter2921  Again, the worst of the bigots (you) simply cannot help but reveal the hatred seething in their hearts. Your mask has fallen off and the sane people appreciate your revelation so they can avoid you like the plague you are.
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  2953. I have literally NEVER wondered that. Neither have you.
    1
  2954. You might have confused sleep apnea with narcolepsy.
    1
  2955.  @dertythegrower  No we are NOT! We ALREADY have a multi-route (rail) land bridge that moves containers quickly between the ports of southern California (LA/LB) and the Gulf (Houston). The video pretended it isn't there for no particular reason at all.
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  2956. Tim, I don't care but I watched your video anyway.
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  2957. I tried to buy M&Ms the other day but got ripped off. The bag was full of W&Ws.
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  2958. That's Goblinist!
    1
  2959. I can't help but wonder if the dead guy they also voted for would have been more coherent.
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  2960. My doctor took me off red meat so I'm going to have to opt out of the whole cannibalism thing. The rest of y'all can eat all the Leftist landwhales you want, though.
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  2961. This might be a rerun. SpaceX is having issues and Starlink looks like it might fizzle. We'll see.
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  2962. Great. Central Texas now has its own Honkington T. Hornblower.
    1
  2963. Cardi B is as dumb as a rock and barely understandable yet, somehow, she's still smarter and more eloquent than our Resident and Vice-Resident. 81 million votes, people, 81 million...
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  2964. The post-gank teabagging is EPIC.
    1
  2965. Concept for a new reality show hosted by Tim Pool: "Last Sane Liberal Standing." Plot twist: The host wins the first season.
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  2966. Great. Now we need to brace for 16 very specific cyberattacks. Thanks, Uncle Touchy!
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  2967. I never thought it would happen during my lifetime but, apparently, Hell has frozen over.
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  2968. You pulled off onto a PASSING SIDING. The "rail traffic controllers" are DISPATCHERS. Your upgrading that lady was a RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS.
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  2969. Zoomer fragility is probably the only thing you CAN'T blame on Resident Biden. Unless, of course, he sniffed your hair and touched you inappropriately.
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  2970. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  2971. This movie is short of dwarves.
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  2972. Tim, over the past 5 decades I've noticed that whenever an actor speaks about ANY topic other than acting they sound like a complete idiot.
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  2973. This is a repeat of the post-9/11 panic, when low-IQ security guards were flexing their authoritarian tendencies by telling photographers in public spaces that the Patriot Act "made it against the law" to take photographs of whichever building they were uselessly decorating/door-stopping with their exalted presence. The Patriot Act, in fact, made NO mention of photography other than making additional funds available for public surveillance systems. This nonsense actually happened to me while photographing some public art in front of a Los Angeles skyscraper. The pinhead guard told me I couldn't do that. I told him that I was on public property (the sidewalk) and that if the building's owner didn't want his building photographed then they'd have to make it invisible from the street. He replied that the building's property included the sidewalk, which was a complete lie. The city owns the street, which includes the sidewalks. I told him that, even if he was correct, I could just walk across the street and zoom in on the art from there. He said if I did so he'd call the cops. I should have called his bluff but decided that it was pointless to engage him further and left, since I'd already gotten a decent shot while he was flapping his gums and had other work to do. Moral: Given the slightest opportunity, some people will go full-on authoritarian with the most trivial excuse they can make up.
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  2974. I wonder what the symbology on a hetero pride flag would look like. A hot dog flying through a doughnut?
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  2975. Now that you mention it, "Robocop vs Doctor Strange" would have been a MUCH better film. We'll just have to wait for MCU Phase 5, I guess.
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  2976. Trams women need to be a thing. See to it.
    1
  2977. I have NO idea what brand of turpentine you've been drinking, sir. The MCU ended with "Avengers: Endgame." It's right there in the title!
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  2978.  Sonny Atalante  I said "rational response." I can't even give you a "nice try" for that whatever-it-was. Yes, we Americans absolutely have the right to peacefully protest. That isn't at all what happened in Portland. Arson and murder aren't "peaceful" in anyone's vocabulary. Also, you do not know me. I'm a left-leaning Centrist vote-splitter who's voted in every election since 1980 and I've grown quite disaffected with the Dems' pandering to fringe lunatics. Replying to an impersonal, rational query from a stranger with vicious personal insults is certainly the VERY BEST way to sway someone's opinion.
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  2979.  Cherek Dauvin  I appreciate your literate response. I don't know about a "truth world" but I do remember a time when reporters would chase down all manner of allegations regarding elected officials' shenanigans instead of defaulting to a "there's nothing to see here" position. They also used to report on what was said, rather than what wasn't said. I cannot help but think reason is our key to unlocking the mess that the media and tech "elites" have made of our great nation as they sap the very sustenance from her veins to line their own pockets by any means possible. I'll keep trying that in spite of the apparent futility inherent therein. You go right ahead and mock, insult, and troll to your heart's content. I may become frustrated enough to join you. They haven't repealed the First Amendment yet, thank God. At least when my attempts fail I can enjoy a good laugh thanks to your efforts. illegitimi non carborundum!
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  2980. Nobody EVER went to Hooters for the food.
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  2981. Lightning can strike more than 20 miles from a thunderstorm. The rule of thumb is "if you can hear the thunder, the lightning can hit you." Alternatively: "Don't go out of your way to piss off God."
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  2982. You missed a LOT of great examples in the States. The building at Ford's River Rouge plant where pickup trucks are assembled, a number of buildings in Salt Lake City, the Multnomah County Annex in Portland, and the rooftop farms in Brooklyn represent a number of different goals and techniques. Container plants are a simple, affordable way to green up virtually any rooftop or balcony without having to engage in an expensive structural retrofit to accommodate tons of growth media.
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  2983.  @nicolast.davinci1561  You're arguing with an obvious wumao. The CCP is paying him the princely sum of 50 cents per blatant lie. He's typing from a prepared list of talking points and doesn't believe a word of it himself but either he performs or he faces harsh punishment in his "worker's paradise." Pity him. He has no freedom and no option but doing as he's ordered. It's actually quite tragic.
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  2984.  @shenzhendrake2429  Imagine a wumao who isn't blatantly obvious. Oh, wait, you're all super-obvious. We're all laughing at you. What a sad little life you must live in your "worker's paradise."
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  2985. Urban freeways ARE simply awful and many of them need to be reconfigured into transit boulevards or something more appropriate for the local built environment, but "maybe" (in other words, definitely) a period when we're in the throes of a self-inflicted economic crisis (thanks, Obiden) isn't the very best time to allocate funding for that.
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  2986. #4: That was NOT "full speed" for a Porsche. That was not even full speed for a BICYCLE. Drama queen! #5: You're quite lost. There is no I-77 in Texas. Not only that, your own darn video clearly shows that you're on State Highway 6. Get it together, man!
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  2987. My ancestors were practically hunted as food.
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  2988. Be more open-minded, dude. Trans kids are JUST as real as vegan cats.
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  2989.  @CallOfEuropeanSpirit  You are not wrong. I used TROS only because it's their most recent insult.
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  2990. How DARE you! Rep Jeffries is telling the absolute, unvarnished truth. There is not A shred of evidence that the Resident is as corrupt as he can be. There's an entire paper mill's worth of evidence!
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  2991.  @JenAvalon  That NEVER happened anywhere in the USA. In every case, the doctor screwed up and then blamed the law (the SAME law that gave them full authority to determine that a medically necessary ITOP was in order and to perform it). In Texas, 119 medically necessary ITOPs have been performed since Dobbs and ZERO mothers and ZERO doctors have been charged with any crime or sued. You've been lied to by the fearmongering legacy corporate media.
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  2992.  @ThePandaCam555  My pleasure! :)
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  2993.  @eldonfox  Good suggestion.
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  2994. You'd better not attend a Texas A&M football game, sir! It's traditional for the Aggies to stand for the entirety.
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  2995. #16: I'm not seeing where you're getting "insurance fraud" vibes from. It's probably just another sh*tty driver screwing around with their phone.
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  2996. I feel like I need to paraphrase a line from "Men in Black." There is always a pandemic or recession or other crisis intended to make our lives hell on this miserable little planet. The only way we people can get on with our happy lives is that we DO NOT KNOW ABOUT IT! Unfortunately, the only way the media elites can monetize it is to blow it completely out of proportion and cash in on the panic they create.
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  2997. His speech obviously needed bongos.
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  2998.  @Tenkov  But you can - and they did.
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  2999.  @Tenkov  Cannot refute. 😀
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  3000. CBS thinks the opinions of a published CARDIOLOGIST and a published VIROLOGIST are "misinformation" but the opinions of burned-out, drug-addled, has-been MUSICIANS about MEDICAL topics somehow matter in the slightest. Edward R. Murrow would be SO proud of you. Be deeply, thoroughly ashamed of yourselves.
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  3001. "Pets' mental health?" Seriously? Your cat hates you and your dog is too stupid to notice you were gone until you come home. 🤣🤣🤣 Dumbest excuse EVER!
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  3002. Opinions regarding wages & prices expressed by people who've never owned nor managed a business are hilariously stupid.
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  3003.  @BuildingTales  Good summary. Grandin's book is an EXCELLENT read. I highly recommend it.
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  3004. Gasoline's about 6. He probably mixed those up.
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  3005. Was Kennedy dressed by a "Star Wars" costumer?
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  3006. Sorry, I couldn't hear you over the echoing.
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  3007.  @waltobringer2928  "A haboob (Arabic: هَبوب‎, romanized: habūb, lit. 'blasting/drifting') is a type of intense dust storm carried on an atmospheric gravity current, also known as a weather front. Haboobs occur regularly in dry land area regions throughout the world."
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  3008. Man, those people at Project Veritas really know how to expose the authoritarian oligarchs, don't they? 🤣
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  3009. Oh, come on! You HAVE to be interested in "The Continuing Adventures of Lava-Proof Animal-Loving Navy Guy and Formerly Callous Business Lady!" I'm sure it'll be fine.
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  3010. When in doubt: MORE!
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  3011. Nobody has.
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  3012. Go to a Chinese buffet.
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  3013. As one of many people who politely objected to some of his assertions, I confidently predict that he will NEVER address your arguments. Too bad. I'd love to see him try to debate you like he debated the flat Earth grifters. It wouldn't be nearly as easy for him. Those FE guys were the weakest of sauce!
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  3014. What the world needs is a cereal based on the Cadbury Crunchie. This American believes that it so handily won the candy wars that its penultimate victory in the cereal wars is assured.
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  3015. The IRS does no such thing. I am absolutely SHOCKED at the flagrant ignorance displayed in this thread about how Treasury enforces tax laws. As soon as they detect a potentially fraudulent use of an SSN, the legitimate holder is issued an identity theft PIN by mail to their address of record and is told to use it for all filings. Refund claims lacking the PIN are disallowed unless the taxpayer can otherwise prove their identity.
    1
  3016.  @mgheichert  FALSE. To claim the EITC, among other requirements, you must "...Have been a U.S. citizen or resident alien for the entire tax year; and Have a valid Social Security number (not an ITIN) for yourself, your spouse (if filing jointly), and any qualifying children on your return..." Also, the IRS is full of veterans (there's a hiring preference) who tend to be conservative. Your post has as much actual knowledge behind it as my claiming that you're a baby-eating cannibal whose basement is full of tiny human skeletons.
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  3017. @Unicron6 They cannot lawfully claim it. Of course some FRAUDULENTLY claim it! If you have evidence of any that do so, you should report them to the IRS at www.irs.gov. You might be entitled to an award.
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  3018. One word: Idaho.
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  3019.  @andrealmoseley6575  Idaho ="too hot" You are ADORABLE! 🤣🤣🤣
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  3020. Nothing about this guy has aged well...
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  3021. Flooring installer. She already has the kneepads. - Steve
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  3022. Hello everyone. This is YOUR daily reminder that the mainstream media instigated the most pointless WAR in American history in order to sell more papers. Remember the Maine!
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  3023. The reflection in Ms. Davis' glasses worries me. Are the Mysterons back? Can Captain Scarlet and the forces of Spectrum defeat them?
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  3024. I have no issue with "Second Gentleman" as a title, per se. I object, instead, to the inaccuracy. Given Kameltoe's reputation, I suspect he's more like the 63rd gentleman.
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  3025. How DARE that guy insult Pink Floyd! LET'S GET HIM!!!!!
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  3026.  @retroblonde8075  Maybe I'll explain to you what a "joke" is. On the other hand, lost cause.
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  3027. The truth is that a brilliant 6 minutes of scathing humor could not overcome a cumbersome 3 hours of Hollyweirdos frantically performing yet another annual autofellatio ritual while pretending that they're better than everyone else and that they know anything about anything.
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  3028. It sure isn't, given that it happened in Canada.
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  3029.  @billystink4611  All righty then!
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  3030. The last time I saw anyone get this upset about the result of a free and fair election was in Kindergarten when we held a mock vote for the Presidency. One little girl who voted for Humphrey went totally ballistic when Nixon won every vote but hers. She didn't stop wailing about it for the rest of the day.  Today's lefties are clearly also five years old emotionally.
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  3031. You know what kills old malls? It isn't internet retail. New malls kill old malls.
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  3032. As a Disney shareowner, I'd like to tell the company to just shut the hell up and get back to your core business: ruining once-beloved film franchises.
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  3033. Reproducible science fact: ANY educational video is enhanced by the timely inclusion of a Monty Python clip.
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  3034.  @darkwoodmovies  Dallas' appearance (or not) on some random opinion list in NO way negates the fact that it has more rail transit than any other Texas city as well as the largest (by mileage) light rail system in North America.
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  3035.  @darkwoodmovies  Funny! But, no. I never even implied that was a realistic option. Depending on your location and destination, you don't need a car for EVERY task EVERY day. When I travel to Dallas for business (or otherwise), I usually park at a light rail station and take DART everywhere I need to go. It's reasonably fast, affordable, and I can catch up on a little reading.
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  3036.  @lolbuster01  I'm not entirely sure which of my comments you're responding to, nor the point you're trying to make.
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  3037. Let me see if I understand this. They're now going to compete with freight railroads (with nearly two hundred years of experience and more than 137,000 route-miles in the USA) with their ten years of failure and about a mile of sewer pipe. I'm sure Union Pacific and BNSF are absolutely terrified!
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  3038. The UK just can't stop proving that the American Revolution was the correct thing to do.
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  3039. In the late 70s our high school Driver's Ed horror movie was STILL the 1959 classic "Signal 30." It MAY have received a BIT more laughter than its producers intended.
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  3040.  @JadensRedemption  Do you mean the fort that was built in 1798 and is now a National Monument? Good grief!
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  3041. You can save a LOT of money by purchasing generic Pzzzrscmdlz.
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  3042.  @rileyp7739  Yes we do because we don't EAT the bats!
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  3043.  @macdonaldmaurice  The Secret Service is part of the Department of HOMELAND SECURITY, not the Department of Justice, you uninformed chucklewit.
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  3044.  @emkay888  A better approach is to file invoices/receipts by category. Filing by month is quite unhelpful.
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  3045.  @kratino  List them.
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  3046.  @kratino  You can't come up with anything other than repeating the same stale nonsense from the MSM? You're a real thinker, aren't you?
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  3047. If you're all self-isolating at home, then don't you have ZERO risk of contracting the disease from political rally attendees or rioters? Why should you even care what they choose to do?
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  3048. It made perfect sense. Free speech is the next right they'll take away once they confiscate your guns (using YOUR tax money), of course!
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  3049. She looks much better as a brunette.
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  3050. I hear watt you're saying.
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  3051. Clip #1: Why you do NOT drive with your windows closed and your radio blasting!
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  3052. That's exactly WHY the MSM is harping on it.
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  3053. Step One: See train pushing a massive bow wave of snow coming from a mile away. Step Two: Stay right where you are and take it full in the face. Step Three: Get laughed at on YouTube. Step Four: Profit???
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  3054. The Riverwalk is coolER than street level.
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  3055.  @AS-kx4bl  What does that have to do with the shortage of critical resources? Do you have a solution to propose or are you here just to toss your toys out of your stroller?
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  3056.  @AS-kx4bl  So you have no answers to offer nor inherent value as a person. All you have to offer is childish name-calling. Got it.
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  3057.  @danajohnson4480  He didn't make this story up. It's been covered by numerous MSM print outlets. That hysteria generator on your desk can also be used to look up things, FYI.
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  3058.  @danajohnson4480  Probably because it wasn't happening under Trump. The USA was a net exporter. Biden's first act as Pres was to openly wage war against our domestic energy sector in order to appease a noisy minority of climate alarmists. Don't pretend that you're unaware of that. The data is right there on the EIA website.
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  3059.  @danajohnson4480  What do you mean by your "political hostages" comment? I don't know about the decline in east coast refinery output. Can you cite a source for that?
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  3060. Notice how the other car is always "closer than it appears" unless the cammer is a tailgating douche-nozzle? The Crooked Dashcam, I'm looking at YOU.
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  3061. I thought we didn't have to worry about space rocks unless they were "the size of Texas."
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  3062. Are you telling us that Beto's VAST experience in losing to one of the most disliked politicians in history didn't pull in the viewers?
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  3063.  @Katherine-cb1hd  They didn't. The NTEU did.
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  3064.  @stevenc6705  Neither is Garcia. He's Salvadoran.
    1
  3065. @ No he does NOT. According to NBC News: "He crossed the border illegally near McAllen, Texas, in March 2012 when he was 16 years old, according to documents posted on X by Attorney General Pam Bondi. From the border, Abrego Garcia made his way to Maryland to live with his brother, who is a U.S. citizen." As to what he did to deserve prison, that's NOT your concern nor mine. He's a Salvadoran citizen. Ask THEM why they locked him up!
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  3066. @ I know about the "not El Salvador" part -- because he claimed that he was in danger from a RIVAL GANG. Please provide an authoritative source for your "granted residency status" claim. I have found no such source.
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  3067. @ Understood. You have no source and just lied for no comprehensible reason.
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  3068.  @stevenc6705  Please provide an authoritative source for this "fact." Thanks in advance.
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  3069. He makes Cackles seem eloquent, doesn't he?
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  3070. These two mental midgets are blatantly lying to you. Credit cards and payday loans are UNSECURED debt. These lenders CANNOT foreclose on your home. ONLY your mortgage lender(s), property tax authorities, and the IRS have that power. EVERY finance major (except one) knows this.
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  3071.  @suciojay1604  Here's the problem. The deserts of the world are NOT where most of the people of the world live. You have to get the power TO those people and transmission losses would eat up all the power you produce in the desert before it even GETS to the people. All the conventional hydro that can be readily tapped has already been tapped (at least in the USA). Tidal is a maintenance nightmare. Rooftop solar makes sense because of what's beneath those rooftops -- people! You're definitely right about this: A mix of sources is important. Base loads and peak loads are different and generally require different types of sources.
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  3072. If you believe the "E" on the fuel gauge means "Enough," you might be a woman.
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  3073. There is ONE reason to go to Little Rock - the restaurants at the River Market. Other than that, nope!
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  3074.  @frostycab  I'm not sure where in San Antonio that happened, but MOST urban Interstates in Texas are signed "No Trucks in Left Lane."
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  3075. A few things: 1) How much CO2 did Nye release into the atmosphere with that silly Mentos trick? Not the greatest spokesman for emission reduction, there! 2) It's interesting how you brought up AOC's press release but left out the fact that 3/4 of it had NOTHING to do with climate change. What does Universal Health Care and guaranteed income for those "unwilling to work" have to do with greenhouse gas reduction? Most of those talking points seem to be inspired by "The Communist Manifesto" instead of "An Inconvenient Truth." 3) Incremental change is the approach that will work best without causing widespread economic disruption. 4) While I believe that we in the USA can and should be making greater efforts to increase renewable generation, how do we get the most egregious polluters (China and India) to join the party? 5) AOC acts like this is the first time anyone's attempted to address these issues when, in actuality, smarter people than her have developed workable solutions over the last several decades. The "new" technology that she says we need to develop ALREADY EXISTS. She and her co-sponsors completely ignore the efforts of the USGBC and their LEED standards, the EPA's Brownfields program, The CNU and its charter, APTA's efforts to expand public transportation, local efforts such as NYC's "Greening Gotham," Oregon's LUTRAQ, and many other programs that have been underway since she was in elementary school. If she was serious about the climate change issue then, instead of trying to legislate socialism/communism, she'd be making real efforts to further extend and broaden the solar tax credit and incentivize the aforementioned programs with additional funding and/or tax credits. Instead, she is so deeply engaged in shameless self-promotion on late-night talk shows that she has neither the time nor desire to grasp the nuance of these issues. Due to her endless string of gaffes and failure to discern the concerns of the average citizen, she has become so widely disliked that she's doing far more harm to than good for the environmental cause that she pretends to espouse. I've been studying these issues since the 1990s and can say, with utter certainty, that she is absolutely clueless about REAL solutions. She's clearly up to something sinister but, if you want to believe that a mediocre waitress who snuck into Congress through the back door knows more about this topic than people who've devoted half their lives to addressing the problem, you go right ahead.
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  3076. In the 1960s, my grandmother's house had indoor plumbing, but she still put chamber pots under all the beds. Nobody knew why.
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  3077. Sort of. The nearby Highland Lakes offer a few beaches. Most are rocky, some are sandy.
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  3078. EVERY young person has mixed feelings about their body at some point. NOBODY likes the recorded sound of their own voice. ANYONE who tries to convince someone else that they need to transition because of this is self-serving and evil.
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  3079. Maybe Bernie and the Bernadebts should have proposed a law that requires these chowderheads to pass a basic math test before they can apply for student loans.
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  3080.  @a3rial533  What are you talking about? The Duke Energy substation shooting or the Boone murder-suicide? Neither story offers evidence of a political motive on either end of the spectrum. Are you just making that up? If not, please cite a source.
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  3081. "Get some work done?" Not likely, or she wouldn't have been fired.
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  3082. Damn it, June! You scammed me into up-voting your video, AGAIN.
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  3083.  @danieldaniels7571  Yes, I know. But that happened when the LVM was developed and owned by private companies. Now that it's owned by the quasi-governmental LVCVA, the story can be very different.
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  3084.  @hotdogstandman  I've used it a number of times since attending its grand opening in July 2004. Are you trying to invalidate my lived experience or are you the self-appointed Official Spokesman for the Entirety of Humankind?
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  3085.  @danieldaniels7571  It's behind most of the hotels it serves (MGM, Bally's, Flamingo, etc) at the southern end and in front of the LVH and LVCC at the northern end. Most of the signage guiding you to it is inside the casinos.
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  3086.  @hotdogstandman  Only the Sith deal in absolutes. Here's a reasonable example: My then-girlfriend and I were staying at the LVH. She bought us tickets to a musical at the MGM. The fastest way to travel between the two resorts was the monorail. Two all-day passes cost us five bucks each at the time. That was FAR cheaper than taking taxis and we visited several resorts, had dinner, saw the show, and returned to our room without once getting harassed by barkers on The Strip, getting ripped off by cabbies, or having to hunt for parking. That would be SEVERAL reasons, which is a number greater than zero. You seem to have an irrational hatred of the LVM, which casts your credibility in question. Are you a taxi driver?
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  3087.  @hotdogstandman  First, nobody ever claimed it was financially successful. It was built with private funding, not public, so it didn't cost YOU anything. The taxi and shuttle companies interfered and ensured that it wouldn't succeed financially. It was, however, technologically successful, being the first non-APM transit line in the US with screened platforms, full automation, AND full grade separation. It was built in record time, too. I'll tell you what, I'll keep my transportation money in in my own city and my convention business in Orlando.
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  3088.  @hotdogstandman  Your debating skills are top-notch. I addressed those points earlier in this thread. I'm not from Orlando and I've been researching and writing about transit, transportation, and urban planning issues since the early 1990s. Not that any of that matters to something as aggressively hateful as you. I hope your heart full of hatred keeps you warm at night. Do humanity a solid and STAY in Vegas, handing out flyers for strip joints to people who do their best to avoid you.
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  3089.  @hotdogstandman  They HAVE a commuter train. It's called SunRail. They're also getting new Brightline stations that will link them to the Atlantic coast, Miami, and (eventually) Tampa. This is very widely known in the transit & transportation community. You really don't know much about the topic, do you, Mr. Dunning-Kruger Syndrome?
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  3090.  @hotdogstandman  Previously, on "Adventures with the Dunning-Kruger Effect," you implied that nonresidents of Vegas have no business suggesting ways to make the LVM more useful. Therefore, by YOUR own standards, what YOU want doesn't mean squat to Orlando. By the way, there's no widely accepted definition of a "hyperspeed train" so what, specifically, do you mean by that? Maglev? Acela? Musk's nonexistent VaporLoop? Brightline is technically a HSR implementation (especially so once they electrify it), and - as I explicitly noted - it WILL connect resort areas and MCO to the coast. It seems we're done here.
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  3091. I did watch the entire video, but you completely skipped the part that explains WHY so many people uncritically accept the "lab-engineered" hypothesis. That is because, for the duration of the pandemic, the CDC, mainstream media, and CCP apologists changed their narrative so often that they were either just completely WRONG about everything (the charitable version) or were blatantly LYING to us about everything (the uncharitable version). It is NOT unreasonable to believe that the highest-paid (in 2021) federal employee in the United States was lying like a filthy rat bastard the entire time in order to cover his tiny garden gnome ass and protect his disproportionately huge taxpayer-funded rice bowl. "One and done," "You can't catch it or spread it if you're vaxxed," "six feet," and, of course, that all-time classic meme "deadly enough to plow through four vaccines but your cloth Elmo mask will stop it in its tracks" were all shown to be wrong (or lies). Not to mention all of the fuckery surrounding excess fatality stats and California closing THE PACIFIC OCEAN but still having worse results than most states and entire countries that didn't close anything. Yesterday I saw a driver wearing a mask ALONE IN HIS CAR. That isn't science - it's self-inflicted mental illness!
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  3092. Bouncy forgot Rule #1: No matter how hot any particular woman seems to be, some other man is sick of her crap.
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  3093. I'd rather my tax dollars be spent on almost anything other than a bunch of young idiots who majored in unemployability.
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  3094.  @lL0b0Lj  That's derived from an O'odham (First Nations tribe) word, you filthy bigot. 🤣
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  3095. Given her history, I guess she'll actually be a "no comment"-ator for MSNBC.
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  3096. "It's not her fault?" Really? How can you know? Have you heard her ex's side of the story? Is there video of her being forced into a career against her will? Has she no agency, no self-determination? You're enabling ADD (Accountability Deficit Disorder).
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  3097. Trigger Warning: Video contains critique of trigger warnings.
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  3098.  @itdoesntmatteronebit  Recommended reading: "How to Make Friends and Influence People."
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  3099. The Russian word you seek is "maskirovka."
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  3100. Gotta give credit where it's due: Jessica didn't even TRY to rationalize Psaki's nonsensical spewage.
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  3101. Exactly WHO do these "reformers" think they're pandering to? The massively influential voting block of F-tier career criminals?
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  3102. Let. it. GO.
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  3103. @Gary Rogers Here's what Google returned: https://youtu.be/frxwlRyn0CQ
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  3104. She's trying to manipulate someone. No more, no less.
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  3105. Should have just gone to Burgerville. 🤣
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  3106. Too pricy, maybe.
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  3107.  @paintballmonkey666 Source, please.
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  3108. No and no.
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  3109. I think we can all agree that barred spiral galaxies are the BEST galaxies. No bias here.
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  3110. Stay classy, people.
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  3111. IIs there no nonsense you won't spew, no quotation you won't selectively edit, and no person you won't call childish names just to avoid talking about the internal documents released by Twitter? No wonder your "industry" is dying.
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  3112. For the price of just ONE of these, FIVE households could buy simple tumbling composters for their back yards. NO electricity needed, NO charcoal filters needed. Just a few square feet of your garden and regular heat from the sun and you're good to go. FFS!
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  3113. Are you saying that a completely IMAGINARY fake "currency" MIGHT involve shenanigans? NO WAY!
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  3114.  @cmaggie5748  Parts of the USA do much better than that. Unlike water used on a lawn, water that goes down drains in homes and enters the wastewater system is NOT lost. It can be reclaimed for multiple purposes. In my city, they capture the biosolids and turn it into compost, which is sold at local home improvement stores (including the two big national superstore chains). The wastewater is partially treated and used for landscaping irrigation (notably in public parks, golf courses, and elsewhere). The excess is fully treated before release back into the river systems. It's a holistic solution. The bags you mention probably create a far worse disposal problem. They're plastic (right?) and will end up in landfills and be much more difficult to repurpose. Also, NOBODY is going to collect and dilute their urine. Gross!
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  3115.  @Growmap  Two things: First, you completely ignored the CONTEXT of my comment. That context was water & wastewater utilities and reclamation of previously treated water. In that context, water used for landscaping cannot be reclaimed, processed, and repurposed so it is, therefore, irretrievably lost to the water utility. Second, do you seriously believe that water sprayed thinly on a lawn in 100-degree heat is going to make it to the water table? You're delusional. That water is going to rapidly evaporate, re-entering the hydrological cycle the hard way and taking months or even years to return as rain. When it does, it could fall literally anywhere on Earth. The aquifer that supplies my region's drinking water is nowhere near most of its recharge zones, and it takes a serious amount of rain falling over many days (or even weeks) to recharge it. If your water comes from a lake, then the situation is even worse because of evaporation of the lake's water. Some regions are even more screwed. The Ogallala Aquifer, for example, underlies 8 states and provides drinking water to nearly 2 million people. It also provides agricultural water to nearly 30% of all irrigated land in the US. This is a problem because that aquifer is full of what's often termed "fossil water" because its geology was formed millions of years ago, and the water does NOT replenish quickly enough to keep up with demand. If fully depleted, the Ogallala Aquifer will take OVER SIX THOUSAND YEARS to replenish naturally via rainfall. ~The More You Know~
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  3116. What makes this story even more funny/stupid is that there's at least one company that manufactures hybrid diesel-electric motor yachts that ALSO have solar panels on them to extend their battery-powered cruising range. When you need more power to fight a current, the diesel engines will charge the batteries while driving the props. When you don't need that much power, you switch to the electric drive and spend the money you just saved at a nice restaurant with your spouse. This is the technology they SHOULD have selected. [Insert "you have chosen poorly" meme HERE].
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  3117. 03:31 - That person riding a bicycle through the Milwaukee Roundabout might be the bravest human who ever lived. Or the dumbest. Opinions?
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  3118. Absolute, unequivocal NONSENSE. It's just another silly scam intended to separate extraordinarily credulous cretins from their money.
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  3119. Let's just wait and see what "the passage of time" does for her...
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  3120. 4 points is NOT a "huge" lead. 20 points is a huge lead. There's still more than a month for these candidates to screw up. Take nothing for granted. GO VOTE!
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  3121. Underrated comment!
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  3122. Your election dissection gives me an -- I can't. it's too easy.
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  3123. I have absolutely NO athletic skill whatsoever. I'm going to sue the crap out of the IOC for unfair and discriminatory practices because my fee-fees tell me I deserve a gold medal and lucrative endorsement deals without actually having to WORK for them.
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  3124. You didn't "have" to be a completely inept Authoritarian. You CHOSE to be a completely inept Authoritarian!
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  3125. You need to watch more classic TV. The theme song explains quite clearly how the Clampetts ended up in Beverly Hills, which was a LOT nicer and more conservative in the late 50s/early 60s. His kinfolk said, "Jed, move away from there. California is the place you oughta be." So, they loaded up the truck and they moved to Beverly. Hills, that is.
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  3126.  @AmandaFessler  It's a rare pleasure that a conversational misunderstanding on YT results in a civilized mutual understanding. Good day to you, ma'am! :)
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  3127.  @Baldeagle-tw2nv  I'm not convinced that watching the DTV sequels would not be a classic example of the Sunk Cost Fallacy.
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  3128.  @Baldeagle-tw2nv  Fair enough. I'll keep an open mind if the opportunity to watch them arises.
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  3129.  @olecamohatmcgilicudy4256  WHAT "harm?" WHAT "crimes?" You've not only NEVER answered my original question, you've ignored what I said in my last reply to you! I'm correct, then? You failed to pay the rent that you had agreed to pay, and your MH was taken in compensation therefor as provided for in the legally binding contract you signed. That isn't a crime and any harm was self-inflicted.
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  3130. The wind turbines in the Texas Panhandle, Oklahoma, Indiana, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, and Illinois? What are you babbling on about? FOCUS!
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  3131.  @johndohio  Minor league baseball (Round Rock Express) and a Formula One track (COTA). Spurs play about 90 miles south of here.
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  3132. Border solution: Let the hot ones in. Send the ugly ones back. 🤣
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  3133. 1:06 - Please explain how that black plastic composter is "failed." I have one and made gobs of compost with it - without using a single watt of electricity.
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  3134. 0:46 - Building standards in Russia.
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  3135. I never realized that Mansfield Dam could make such an excellent background for satire. Thanks, JP!
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  3136. Never heard of this company. I buy spices from HEB with my other groceries, as needed.
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  3137.  @Freewheeler40  So leaning on his horn for that length of time AFTER the other car started moving was objectively rational behavior? Okay. Make your case.
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  3138. Where in the formula goes the bit where she vacations in Mexico with her roommate and bangs some rando while still calling you several times daily to say she misses you? Islam is right about women! Asking for a friend.
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  3139. I haven't wept like that since the pilot episode of "The Incredible Hulk" in 1977. Ferrigno's performance was just that nuanced.
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  3140. If I only listened to your description of this "show," I'd have assumed that it was merely mocking or trolling woke Hollyweird. Surely nobody would seriously pitch something that lame, meant for an audience of fewer than 5% of the human population (most of whom will probably hate it, too).
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  3141. Help Wanted: Proofreader.
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  3142. I'm In Texas and my commute is a 3-minute walk each way. Get your life together, man!
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  3143. Kryptonian cat detected!
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  3144. Why worry? Microsoft has NEVER finished coding an operating system! They just give up and release yet another bloated, bug-infested piece of pure crap that they'll never finish.
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  3145. He who has a thing to sell and goes to whisper in a well is not so apt to get the dollars as he who climbs a tree and hollers.
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  3146. DDOI gave credit and linked to it. It brought VH a BUNCH of views, so nobody's crying... except for the owner of the car.
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  3147. #13: That guy was an insane idiot. Cops in San Antonio sometimes wait for idiots in the inside breakdown lane.
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  3148. Shouldn't the phrase have been "An unfortunate training ACCIDENT?"
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  3149. Ye are correct, sir.
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  3150. Didn't SF boycott all city business conducted in or with Texas a few years ago in the interest of pointless virtue posturing? Go pound sand, SF. Go pound sand.
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  3151. 09:15 - Is that the Torpedo Factory in old town Alexandria VA? If so, it is now an arts center hosting dozens of studios and half a million visitors each year. It's a great example of historic preservation and adaptive reuse. A block or so away is the oldest building in America that houses a Starbucks. Yes, Alexandria is weird -- and well worth a visit!
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  3152. Play stupid games on tribal lands and win stupid prizes from tribal cops.
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  3153. Maybe it isn't the lack of survival instinct as much as it is the ability to UNDERSTAND BASIC MATH.
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  3154. Nothing of value has been lost.
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  3155.  The Memo  Not to mention The New York Times, The Washington Post, and other left-wing media who can no longer willfully ignore the facts of the case. Explain that, wumao.
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  3156.  @pandax75  "BTW not an officer" -- He wasn't addressing you as "officer." In this context, "ofc" was textspeak for "of course."
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  3157.  @freakazoid4691  I'm still catching up on the 5 Star Trek series. I know what you're going to say. THERE ARE ONLY FIVE. The Animated Series is a continuation of TOS, therefore five. FIVE.
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  3158.  @Scumbagballless  Is that a correction or an agreement? If clarification is desired, then my point was that "the world" doesn't have any right to vote for American politicians. Only American citizens can do so. Ergo, "the world" has no political power here.
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  3159.  @magnum1118  "Some reason" = insufficient evidence of a crime. If you have any, present it. You might want to look up the legal definition of "evidence" first or risk sounding like a moron. Pro tip: the opinions of corrupt scam artists pretending to deliver news are NOT evidence.
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  3160. If I could be any other race? Hmm, I can't decide between Elven or Draenei (but only because Tuskarr aren't a playable race yet). Those smug elitists being interviewed are lying their asses off to hide the fact that they are, in fact, among the most racist people in the history of people.
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  3161. No Lee Majors? No way!
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  3162. This is click-bait about cick-bait. Clickception!
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  3163.  @LakituKoopa  Sadly, that's the precise opposite of the way Hollyweird works.
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  3164. You weren't betrayed. You're just idiots.
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  3165. Only one mistake, Tim: The Dems are the little girls playing tiddlywinks while the adults play chess.
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  3166.  @KB-yf4mb  WHAT are you even talking about??? That timestamp is for the video recommendations displayed AFTER the end of the DashcamLessons video!
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  3167. You mean the routine clearing of farmlands that happens EVERY year in the Amazon? Precisely HOW does that relate to climate change OR to storms that form off the African coast and then move TOWARD North America? You are right about one thing: it's simply CRAZY that more than one hurricane might occur during HURRICANE SEASON, especially when you consider that it's been happening exactly like that for centuries if not longer.
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  3168.  @almightyromey9290  I actually DO know. :) While humans are probably exacerbating natural climatic cycles, a few hurricanes, no matter how severe, do NOT constitute evidence in support of OR against AGW/Climate Change. The annual field-clearing fires in the Amazon Basin are causing far less harm (as fires) than the production of soy therein, which depletes nutrients from the soil at a ridiculous rate, encourages clear-cutting, and contributes to algae blooms due to fertilizer runoff. Want to help? Plant a climate-appropriate tree. Where? Anywhere!
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  3169. In this week's episode, EVERYBODY'S an assh0le.
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  3170. "Character" replaces a shorter word that starts with "C." Very diplomatic of you, sir!
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  3171. Thank you for validating my decision to NEVER subscribe to any of these crappy streaming services.
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  3172. I took your advice a couple of weeks ago and laid in extra canned food, bottled water, vitamins, and toilet paper. Yesterday our local HEB was completely out of toilet paper and limiting bottled water purchases. They still had gobs of canned food but some of the soup brands were thinned out. Thanks for being mildly paranoid!
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  3173. Too recent. It's more likely the riots and schools being in session.
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  3174. Not correct. Withholding and tax are TWO DIFFERENT THINGS.
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  3175.  @ReaIRowdyBob  Does Bob always refer to himself in the third person, too?
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  3176.  @ReaIRowdyBob  Now THAT's a lot of underwear!
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  3177. Jessica, under current tax law, the CTC is NOT a fully refundable tax credit. You have to actually HAVE a tax liability to take full advantage of it. The people Kamalamadingdong is pandering to don't generally earn enough to have a tax liability.
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  3178.  @lucariothegodboi  You're gonna need to post more than a few citations to back that up. There were fewer than 814,000 deaths attributed to the 'rona in the United States, so that's one HELL of a rounding error on your part. Are you blaming him for the world-wide death toll? Remarkable! Are you saying that the guy who fast-tracked vax development thinks he ordered a billion doses of poison? QUITE remarkable! Also, there have been more 'rona deaths in 2021 than 2020. Does Biden have bloodier hands than Trump? If not, why not? I'm eager to see just how much more contorted your mental gymnastics can get. Please do not disappoint us, you're going for the gold medal here.
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  3179. Unclear, but the way it was phrased sounded like it USED to be a Superfund site, which would mean it wasn't Dow's mess and they risked a lot to re-use the site and put it back on the tax rolls. That's how rehabbed Superfund sites work. The original polluter usually no longer exists so the local, state, and federal governments team up with a company willing to invest in the site to return it to productive use. This creates jobs and property tax revenues out of a lack thereof. You can read about CERCLA ("superfund") on the EPA website: https://www.epa.gov/superfund/superfund-cercla-overview
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  3180. Too stupid for STEM? Have we got a career for YOU!
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  3181. Pun opportunity missed: "Man tries to RAM car but fails to DODGE guard rail"
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  3182. STOP saying "Alexa" -- for the love of God! You keep flashing random lights in my office and making my A/C kick in on a 50 degree day. Now I have to go inside the house and see if you started a load of laundry or the dishwasher. Who has time for that?
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  3183. The type must be certified and so must the approach. Look up "Category III ILS."
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  3184.  @UnusSedLeo-w5l  You're correct with your assertion! 😆
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  3185. This is an uncommon use of the word "common." Over the past 60 years, I've lived in dozens of homes in five different states and ALL of the switched outlets were oriented the same as the unswitched outlets. You figure out which are which after you move in and start plugging in lamps.
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  3186. He's right - we probably WILL be using nothing but electric vehicles by 3035. Well, our great-times-50-grandchildren will!
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  3187. Disrespect tribal lands, face tribal justice.
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  3188. What kind of "legacy" is out-of-control street crime? Asking for a friend.
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  3189. Thank you for an excellent explanation!
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  3190. How did the old Chicago freight tunnel network interact with the Pedway? Were parts of it repurposed or was it merely another subterranean obstacle?
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  3191. Also, the plural of "atrium" is "atria." Just sayin'.
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  3192. "Whut choo gone doo?"
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  3193. 0:49 -- The dog is NOT interrupting, darn it! He's just trying to sing the intro to Enigma's classic "Return to Innocence."
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  3194.  @daniellizarazofuentes2946  It can work out that way. When Dallas started building their light rail system in the mid-1990s there were delays in qualifying for federal matching funds so the citizens voted to increase their local sales taxes and fast-track construction. Today, DART manages (or co-manages) 9 rail lines (4 light, 2 commuter, 2 streetcar, and 1 APT) including the most extensive light rail network in the United States, with direct connections to Amtrak intercity rail service and DFW Airport (which has its own internal Skytrain system).
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  3195. There's an app for that! 😂
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  3196. Vote smarter, Houston. You're embarrassing yourselves.
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  3197. I was fortunate to experience this river rafting trip in 1986 with my WWII veteran father (Col, USAF, ret). He passed in 2013 and that trip is one of my fondest memories. If any of you have an opportunity to make this journey with your dad, DO IT.
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  3198. 01:20 - You ALMOST T-boned? I ALMOST care. 02:20 - You clearly had a mutually informative conversation, so don't leave us hanging: what was the deer's side of the story? 03:40 - Elderly people are very stubborn and often refuse to admit that they aren't all they used to be. File a claim with her insurance. Kick her out if she won't give you her info. She is NOT your relative but she IS your liability.
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  3199. When the mob is chasing you with pitchforks and torches, point to a distant nothing and yell "There he goes! Follow ME!"
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  3200. Home Depot $50 toilet: "More Doing. More pooing."
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  3201. "Bourbon and okra" -- Thanks for reminding me what to make for breakfast in the morning.
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  3202. @Dulce Sunshine Calm yourself. You are clearly so unhinged that you cannot even construct a coherent sentence. President Trump was warning us about "Chyna" YEARS before he campaigned for office and he only got louder afterward. The problem really began under President Clinton with all his trade "deals" that gave away the farm. President O'Bomber only made the situation worse by also giving away the store. You should probably sign up for remedial History classes -- and try to stay awake this time. To the OP: This will not be a military conflict because nobody is stupid enough to try that with us. It has been and will continue to be a propaganda-heavy economic war.
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  3203. "We've been to the border."
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  3204.  @rappakalja5295  That is not the book to which I referred.
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  3205.  @pazuzu7119  Give the man a brake.
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  3206. @trumps hairflap Your hero Mueller spent tens of millions of our dollars only to conclude "No evidence of collusion" so exactly WHAT are you prattling on about? Did you skip your meds again?
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  3207. Most of us have gas heat. However, blower fans in the air handlers still need electricity because they're fans.
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  3208. You can't "steal" land! You occupy it. The guy's a complete idiot.
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  3209. They are a choice, NOT a necessity!  You could always do what women did before these products were invented. Use textiles and then launder them! More than a billion women still do this.
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  3210. The counties have been paying for all of that for decades. RCID did nothing for the host counties, only for Disney property. All the billions spent on I-4 and the other roads leading to the resort property were paid for by the state, local, and national taxpayers, NOT Disney.
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  3211. 01:37 - We finally get to see the origin of pod racing. May the Force be with you.
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  3212. Just a routine reminder: COVID did NOT cost anyone their job, shut down one single business, nor cause any family-owned restaurants to go bankrupt. Your elected "leaders" did ALL of that so they could PRETEND that they were taking action to resolve a "crisis."
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  3213.  @DJTasawennatekenOfficial  There's at least one video on YT of a cow eating a bird.
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  3214.  @truthonly7699  Chickens eat insects. That's a carnivorous diet.
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  3215. #13: God FORBID that you SLOW DOWN even a teeny tiny bit, right? "Slow down? Why? I have a HORN." Idiot!
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  3216.  @MrBattlecharge  Nice save. WHY was it necessary?
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  3217. Getting called on during a press conference is NOT a right. It's a privilege.
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  3218. Did you mix up red and blue?
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  3219. Remember when certain people said President Trump was embarrassing our country on the world stage? I hope reality has taken hold of them and gifted them with a sense of proportion. THIS shit is beyond embarrassing -- it's downright humiliating!
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  3220.  @Instabruh.User..  Yep, that's why we're all HERE instead of viewing your nonexistent content.
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  3221.  @csi1392  Yep!
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  3222. Amazing... The NYC Subway is probably the best transportation bargain in the entire USA. How else could you get from Pelham Bay Park to Coney Island in a reasonable amount of time for LESS THAN 3 BUCKS??? There is no excuse for this thievery. Bust 'em all!
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  3223.  Banyuaigo  I prefer the sesame chicken.
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  3224. Good luck getting your 1998 Ford Focus above 90 mph. 🤣🤣🤣
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  3225. Honky Honkerson McHonkface really gets around, doesn't he?
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  3226. California is the most beautiful place in North America... except for the damn people.
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  3227. It's 30% of the installed system cost through 12/31/19 (federal nonrefundable credit). Phases down every year thereafter until it phases out in 2025 (IIRC).
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  3228. Joyless should be reported every time she buys a slice of pizza.
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  3229.  @willsspencer2304  Bugger off, scammer.
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  3230. What is their REAL goal here? Any normal adult can clearly see that they don't care about the people they're pretending to care about. Why are they bothering?
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  3231. "No I.P. left behind"
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  3232. 1:43 - Anyone who tells you that he has a "very big A pillar" actually has a very small A pillar. 🤣
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  3233. Andrew, you need to put together a dubstep or rap remix version of this whatever-it-was. I know you're busy. You can circle back to us with it.
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  3234. You are SO wrong. When I worked for the gov, we had a collection jar at the coffee station because we had to buy our own damn coffee.
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  3235. You forgot the part where you picked the pockets of less fortunate taxpayers for a $7,500 tax credit because you're so wealthy. 🤣🤣🤣
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  3236. It seems that hardcore Lefties make and raise kids who are too stupid to get into college. California: Explained!
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  3237. Excellent work, Andrew! Or, as Resident Biden calls you so fondly, Mrglmrphsrtiph.
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  3238. Did you really use the word "meaningfully" in the same sentence as "white privilege" unironically? Thanks for the laughs!
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  3239. I've been wondering what Worst Journalist of the Year Don Lemon (Worst Journalist of the Year 2014) has been up to since the Columbia Journalism Review voted him the worst journalist of the year.
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  3240. I have 23 solar panels on my roof yet not one watt is being generated because they're covered with a thick layer of snow. Food for thought...
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  3241.  @ronanbrodrick9168  Why do you think it does? You have not cited a source to support your assertion. Why do you work for the CCP for 50 cents per day, obvious wumao?
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  3242. I took a look at the source article and all I can say in response is a recent Luke Skywalker quote: "Everything you just said is wrong!"
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  3243. #TwitterIsCancer
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  3244. I'm going to quote Niles Crane's parrot from "Frasier" -- "Cute but stupid!" Tim, your sympathy is wasted on this one.
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  3245. "Mass walkout" of the offended trans employees. So, both of them?
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  3246. Henry Ford did NOT invent the automobile OR the assembly line. Both existed before he entered the industry. What he did was adapt the assembly line into the MOVING assembly line.
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  3247. Not defending DIS - they've completely forgotten what their core business actually is - but ice water is free at ALL restaurants in the parks. You just need to bring your own bottle.
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  3248.  youtubewantstosilenceme8905  A defensible point, to be sure.
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  3249.  @radioflyer68911  Swirlies, wet Willies, and atomic Melvins.
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  3250.  @cannabistalk4164  Put down the bong and use your bloodshot eyes, dude. https://youtu.be/PoyMka8C5Jc
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  3251. I find it hard to believe that any of his students take him even a little bit seriously. Look at him! He's a cartoon villain. He's a discount Snidely Whiplash.
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  3252. Did you SERIOUSLY start a sentence with the word "so?" You is Englishing gooder!
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  3253. If she doesn't want to keep getting called out on her lies then maybe SHE SHOULD STOP LYING!!!
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  3254. Listen up, people! The great Simon Baker told us for seven glorious seasons that "Psychics aren't real." #BelieveTheMentalist.
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  3255. That bat wasn't saying anything. He was mapping his surroundings via sonar (echolocation).
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  3256. Don't you mean NOT talking about it?
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  3257. Those are some REALLY big bones in her stomach.
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  3258.  @MarquosXoloVanda  SOUTH Padre Island is NOT on the Coastal Bend. NORTH Padre Island and Mustang Island are.
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  3259. Have any of these so-called scientists explained how we're going to manufacture solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicles without petrochemicals and place them where they're needed without using diesel-powered construction equipment? Has just ONE of them proposed a workable plan for a smooth transition away from fossil fuels that doesn't decimate the national and global economy? Have any of them removed all petroleum-source items from their lives? Given that they all seem to be wearing clothing, using advanced technology, and roaming freely about the land making trouble, I'd have to assume NOT.
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  3260. DeSantis/Noem sounds like a promising ticket.
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  3261.  @jimrosscooper  [Citation Needed]
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  3262. I have wondered if I am missing anything by not having Netflix. The answer, quite clearly, is NO.
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  3263. Cut out ALL fast food from your diet if you haven't already. NO sodas except a diet version and no more than one of those daily. Reduce your portion sizes. Substitute poultry or fish for red meat. Avoid pork products entirely -- pork is the WORST of all red meats for your health. STOP stocking chips or candy. You don't have the caloric budget for it. snack on vegetables and do NOT dip them in ranch. Reduce your sodium intake -- buy low-sodium alternatives. Walk a few miles every morning. Take the stairs instead of the elevator (where reasonable).
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  3264. Bad acting is BAD. 5 stars!
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  3265. The Hudson's site in downtown Detroit is currently being redeveloped into a mixed-use high-rise by Bedrock. They've repurposed several historic buildings in Detroit while preserving their character, like the Book Tower and the Detroit Free Press building.
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  3266. I have never been happier that I refused to fall for the hype and continue to NOT subscribe to Disney+
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  3267. Story not complete. How many injured? How many killed? We demand answers!
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  3268.  @anthonyju6392  The key word is WAS.
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  3269.  @cosmiclouie1  I didn't imply that YOU had a Hummer, lol. Enjoy your beach, sir. My solar panels continued to work throughout this exceptionally rare event even under cloudy skies and buried under multiple layers of ice and snow. I don't have to boil water except for my daily dose of oatmeal. My rainwater collection system is feeding my toilet tanks and I have several full 5gal bottles of distilled water for my water cooler. I'm doing well. Save your heartfelt wishes for the elderly retirees in unheated flooded-out senior living centers.
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  3270. Cats are not merely liquid, they are liquid rappers.
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  3271. Bizarre Biden speech? Must be a day ending in "Y."
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  3272. @anita miller Perhaps you'd support it as well if you were capable of basic math. The TCJA benefitted lower-income taxpayers far more than it benefitted higher-income taxpayers, many of whom LOST their ability to itemize Section 212 deductions for investment expenses, employee business expenses, and other tax breaks. The Democrats, on the other hand, pushed for expansion of the Renewable Energy Tax Credit, EV and charger credits, and other breaks that can ONLY benefit higher-income homeowners. Do you assert that those of modest income can plop down $60,000 for a photovoltaic installation and battery bank on a whim to take advantage of an $18,000 nonrefundable tax credit? For 2023, you can search your sofa cushions for $55,000 in loose change, buy an EV, and claim a tax credit for as much as $7,500, but NOT if your taxable income is more than $150,000 ($300,000 if married filing jointly). I'm sure that ALL the rainbow-haired hysterical toddlers will be lining up in droves to take advantage of this incredible savings opportunity! Learn to math, lady. 🤣
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  3273. I forgot to mention the TCJA's $10,000 annual SALT limit. Who did that hurt? Higher-income taxpayers!
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  3274. @anita miller I saw what could be interpreted as either a common misunderstanding of tax law or a sloppy piece of untrue propaganda and I corrected it. Sure, I'm the "triggered" one. I offered an appeal to authority fallacy and deleted my post instead of making any sort of compelling counterargument. Oh, wait - that was YOU. Have a day.
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  3275. My dad taught me to shoot in Wythe County VA. We sank dozens of aggressively freedom-threatening soda cans in Reed Creek. We retrieved most of them before we called it a day, leaving only a few behind to send a message to the rest.
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  3276. This was such incoherent nonsense that I thought I'd accidentally tuned in to CNN or MSNBC. Well played, sir, well played.
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  3277. A woman I dated many years ago once told me that the reason she liked me was because I was exceptionally difficult to manipulate. I had just told her to cut the manipulative crap and ASK for what she wanted. Take heed, gents.
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  3278.  @DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC  Terry Black's. It's delicious.
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  3279. You are doing the Lord's work, sir! Now if you could only cause their computers to overheat and melt down, you'd go from Hero to Superhero.
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  3280. Everything in that ad is accurate... IN THE YEAR 2003!!!
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  3281. The best thing China Joe has EVER done is to wear that easter egg tie. Credit where due, amirite?
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  3282. Imagine all of that freight moving by highway instead of rail. Would that be better? I think not.
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  3283. I have never seen a film with her in it. I don't feel like I've missed anything important or meaningful.
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  3284. TRACT, not "track." Just sayin'.
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  3285. A foot rub with aromatherapy.
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  3286.  @ceterisparibus51  TDS is a self-inflicted mental illness. Seek professional help.
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  3287. So...it's Trump's fault AND Chelsea's fault. Got it.
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  3288. NBC, just remember that, when the big one pops above Rockefeller Plaza, it's because YOU had an incurable case of TDS and pushed this senile warmonger on us despite your knowing all about his being compromised by foreign governments. Were your ouchied little fee-fees worth the risk?
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  3289. Return it and get a Whirlpool.
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  3290.  chrissperling9148  You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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  3291.  chrissperling9148  Which industry is that?
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  3292.  @lakenneth374  I found your source list, which also states "The Port of Houston, in terms of foreign tonnage, is the busiest on the top 10 sea ports in USA list." Doesn't "busiest" equate to "number 1?" Context matters. Also of note: on many lists, Los Angeles and Long Beach are treated as a single port, which makes it #1 by every measure. Again, context matters.
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  3293.  @lakenneth374  Great job turning my casual comment about Tulsa's little-known port into a campaign ad. As long as you brought it up, don't forget to brag about his war on domestic energy production, runaway government spending, more than $6 TRILLION added to the national debt, record inflation, the devaluation of the dollar, sending billions of our tax dollars overseas to engage in a dangerous proxy war, and his super-obvious subservience to China. The guy has his greedy hands in more foreign pockets than a centipede. Are you really PROUD of voting for that senile, corrupt, useless apparatchik? For goodness' sake!
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  3294. Tim, you're right. They laughed at Trump. They laughed at Ann Coulter. They also laughed at Bozo the clown.
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  3295.  Allseen 974  You certainly have every right to wear a tank top if you wish to bare your arms. Just be sure to apply deodorant first.
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  3296. Biden is surprised when he sees his own wife every morning.
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  3297. It's been two weeks. TWO. WEEKS. That lunachick has enough fat stored to survive for at least two fiscal quarters.
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  3298. If you're moving from Cali to Austin, Texas you should know that your predecessors have left a lovely financial time bomb for your future property tax bills: a seven billion dollar transit bond issue, billions more to buy up hotels to house junkies and bums, enhance the local indoctrination centers (so-called "schools"), tear up roads for an indeterminate time, and do all kinds of crazy stuff. I'm all for the transit plan but they dog-piled 10 different bond issues on the 2020 ballot and ALL of them passed. Do ANY of you Left Coast idiots have the simple ability to balance a damned checkbook? STOP voting for the same policies that made your former home state unaffordable, you delusional doofuses. Just STOP! Better yet, stay where you are and fix the problems YOU created by not firing your demonstrably corrupt supermajority.
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  3299. This useless apparatchik has been in politics for half a century and he's never once told the truth about anything.
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  3300. Her (truck) body, her choice!
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  3301. Did you check under your bed? 🤣🤣🤣
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  3302. Could we BE any sadder about this?
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  3303. They may well be "ready for war" but I very much doubt that they're ready for thousands of pissed-off Texans.
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  3304. "The numbahs are the numbahs." 😂
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  3305.  @jimlewis2395  Then it will be appealed and work its way to the Supreme Court. That's how our laws work. Will YOU people ever learn basic civics?
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  3306. You'd install a smaller system intended to offset just that demand but it'd still be "whole-house."
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  3307. We're never going to get fusion power, are we?
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  3308. Who could possibly have seen this coming? It's "almost" as if GamerGate was a canary in a coal mine.
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  3309. Caracal.
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  3310. Thank you for this fascinating look at the "electromechanical console games" of my youth! Yes, kids, arcades full of these machines were our version of MMORPGs. Part 2 had better have some solid tactical advice for defeating tilt sensors! 🤣
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  3311. Matt is so credulous that I'm tempted to sell him some oceanfront property in Nevada.
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  3312. Tim, most modern sitcoms don't use a laugh track. They film with a live audience and use their reactions to tweak the script. They will often edit the audience track to synch it with a different take as the laughter sounds somewhat forced after 6 or 7 takes, but the "laugh track" of the 50s and 60s is generally used only for the initial episodes of a new show.
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  3313. He was "fighting" kittens.
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  3314. Thank God these recidivist pizza-loving scofflaws are being taken off the streets! I feel safer already.
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  3315. Notice how those who get angry with women who lose weight are ALL women? Is that because accountability is the greenest of Kryptonite to women? Is that because bitter, undesirable harpies would rather tear down other women than expend one single iota of effort to improve themselves? Is there even a third option? I'm asking for a friend, of course.
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  3316. Central Texas got heavy overcast, couldn't see squat.
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  3317. You are comparing apples and screwdrivers. California overregulated themselves into a corner and impaired their own generating capacity by caving in to hypocrites who keep using gobs of electricity while whining about "dirty" power production and driving their single-occupant Hummers to environmental protests. Texas actually HAS the generating capacity but this once-per-century weather event has frozen generators and wellheads while also dropping power lines onto the ground. Come summer, Texans will be sipping iced tea in air-conditioned comfort while you folks will be sweating in the dark. Just remember to NOT vote the same way you did there after you escape the lunacy and move to Texas!
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  3318. "We're not gonna make it, are we? People, I mean." -- J. Connor.
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  3319.  @Bearzerk330  Name ONE jurisdiction where the life of the mother does not have priority. Use your head for something besides a hat rack!
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  3320. You make some excellent points, other than your horrific mispronunciation of "Cuellar."
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  3321. Apparently, legislation via the histrionic emotional outbursts of hysterical toddlers is the secret to peace, security, and prosperity. Who knew?
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  3322. You are wrong, sir. The best fries are the sweet potato shoestring fries at the tiny BBQ joint just west of Lometa, Texas that's only open on Fridays and Saturdays "until 2:00 or we run out of meat, whichever comes first." You need to get out more!
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  3323.  @unaffiliated0437  And sane people don't accuse everyone whose opinion differs from theirs of being "bots."
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  3324.  @unaffiliated0437  Please provide evidence, dork.
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  3325.  @jp1087  I agree, but the cammer is still a drama queen. For the views!
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  3326.  @CommonSenseConnoisseur  JP is definitely rocking the corrections!
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  3327.  @punchodex2  I wasn't defending the truck. I was ridiculing the cammer. 🤣
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  3328.  @badouplus1304  Who said that? I was making fun of the excessive use of "cut off" by at least half of the cammers who send in clips.
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  3329. This might be the perfect time to get rid of all those empty freight containers scattered all over the USA and the world. It used to be cheaper to build new ones than to deadhead the empties back to China. That may be reversed now. Thoughts?
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  3330. Don't underestimate the power of a BB gun. You'll shoot your eye out!
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  3331. You want a dashcam BECAUSE of these people.
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  3332.  @ITBOILSMYBLOOD  So much hostility. You must be the driver. Maybe if you drove more defensively, you wouldn't need to get so hypersensitively defensive with some rando in the comments.
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  3333. It seems like Tammany Hall never really left the scene. Boss Tweed would be proud.
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  3334.  @galinarou  *TOEing the line, as in keeping one's toes behind a line, NOT as in dragging a rope. What would "dragging a rope" even MEAN? 🤣🤣🤣
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  3335. Nice touch with the shiplap but you forgot to have Chip eat a bug or an old, dried-out lizard corpse that he found on the jobsite!
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  3336. Who? Top. Men.
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  3337. Correction: solar panels do NOT "hold a charge." BATTERIES do.
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  3338. I'm heading to the website now to not watch your special. Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
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  3339. Tim, here's a story idea: YouTube is spamming your videos (and everyone else's) with an EPIC number of God-awful snake oil ads. It's one fake "nutritional" product after another, steroid-drenched soy boys who tell you to eat some nasty-looking Star Trek prop plant from the 60s instead of exercising, the college girl (or boy) who invented a "miraculous" indoor air conditioner that appears to have no possible method of transferring heat outside of your home, the secret "cure" for your enlarged prostate, etc. I beg, nay, I CHALLENGE you to bust these scammers!
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  3340. I don't hate you -- but I won't date you.
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  3341. Closer to 360,000 Union soldiers died, about 1/3 of them in battle.
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  3342. Heavy dose of irony.
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  3343. Crying? There's no crying in software development!
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  3344. Beto's opinion is unsurprising. After all, he says he believes in the convincingly debunked "gender pay gap." What I believe is that he will claim to believe anything in order to blatantly pander to a microscopic cross-section of Left-leaning voters.
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  3345. These hyper-fragile burdens on society can't get ANYTHING right. Cockroaches don't live in the dirt. They live in trees.
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  3346. 1:30 -- Shows aviation sectional chart & other gear while discussing marine navigation. Was this a joke or a viewer IQ test?
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  3347.  @smattonellus8354  Please re-read my post and cite where I gave her ANY credit for this specific role.
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  3348. You're probably thinking of Ni'iihau, the westernmost inhabited island in the archipelago. It's been privately owned by the Robinson family since Elizabeth Sinclair purchased it from the Kingdom of Hawai'i in 1864. It should be noted that "Sinclair" and "Robinson" aren't exactly Polynesian names, so I'm not sure where you heard that it is "inhabited solely by native Polynesians." You might also be thinking of Kaho'olawe, which was uninhabited and used as a bombing range for decades but is now a protected Reserve limited to native non-commercial cultural uses. There's NO fresh water there so it remains and will remain uninhabited.
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  3349. Could have been wake turbulence. Could have been a "sink." Could have been general atmospheric weirdness. Whichever, the plane stayed airborne. Wait for the official report.
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  3350. Gotta correct you, Tyrus. Mr. Musk hasn't actually invented ANYTHING. He's NOT an inventor. he's an INVESTOR. He's a brilliant investor, certainly, and a truly epic promoter, but he did not invent electric cars (they were the first prototype cars, predating petroleum-powered cars), reusable rockets (that tech has existed for half a century), or the "Hyperloop" concept (that originated in Spain in the 1990s) -- okay, that last thing has completely imploded, but he sure made a bundle with the other two things.
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  3351. "Open floor plan" is a really WEIRD way to say "I want to hear my refrigerator rumbling and squealing from EVERY room in my house."
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  3352. Cinematography: Top Notch. Music: Flawless. Choreography: Epic. Stakes: NONEXISTENT.
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  3353.  @Steve-wm1ol  You REALLY have to commit to the bit.
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  3354. Won't SOMEONE think of the 'boarders?
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  3355. They also eat bugs, so they're omnivorous.
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  3356.  @GroundhogzGarage  It was a fair joke that made me chuckle, and it was ALSO a teachable moment. 🤣
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  3357.  @GroundhogzGarage  I'm not disappointed. I didn't say it was a teachable moment for YOU, sir!
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  3358. This is why all of my properties are in Texas.
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  3359. We HAVE an Autobahn. It's called the Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways (or the "Interstate Highway System" for short). If you haven't heard of it, it's represented by thick blue lines in the Rand McNally Road Atlas. Your proposed speed limit suggests that this may be the first dashcam compilation that you've ever seen and that you've never driven a car. Most cars cannot sustain that kind of speed and most drivers cannot handle it.
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  3360.  @williamr1088  Regarding the drivers, we agree. Regarding the cars, however, we do not. Do you really think that the average contemporary 4-banger could sustain 186mph for several hours at a time without it becoming a problem? Consider what a few panic stops would do to one's brakes, or what a swerve would do to the tires, steering, or alignment. How about a simple pothole impact at that speed? Also, the vast majority of the country has these things called animals that often get in the way, especially at night. Could a Honda Civic survive a 186-mph impact with an armadillo, much less a deer? It's fine. I don't have to convince you that this idea is insane. YOU would have to convince lawmakers, multiple state DOTs, and the federal DOT that it ISN'T completely insane. Considering that the highest posted limit in the USA is currently 85mph, which is quite rare, I don't see that happening. If you're in that much of a hurry, buy a plane ticket.
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  3361.  @trevorduncan9580  Since you are concerned about climate change and green energy, you must have installed solar panels on your home, implemented a rainwater collection system, purchased an electric or plug-in hybrid car, and use public transit whenever you can. Right? Otherwise, you're just making meaningless noises with your face-hole, right?
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  3362.  @trevorduncan9580  I guess I'm not very bright, then. I've only been studying and writing about environmental and infrastructure issues since the mid 1990s. I retrofitted my cookie-cutter suburban home for passive cooling in the hot Texas climate, I converted my garage to a multi-room office. I bought a super-efficient though conventionally powered car that I only use once every 2 to 3 weeks. I installed a 7.5kW solar array and rainwater collection system. My household/office waste is 80% recyclable based on how often I put out the brown bin vs the blue bin. I use public transit whenever it's available and I've compiled interviews and photodocumentaries of most US urban rail transit systems. I suppose I MIGHT learn something, eventually.
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  3363. What a waste of that guy's time. ALL SALT IS SEA SALT! Think it through -- that's how it ended up in big underground deposits to be mined by humans millions of years later. 🤣🤣🤣
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  3364.  @AliBhai-sl8gc  Holy crap! EVERYONE who passed their high school US History class knows that California was a mythical island in a 16th Century Spanish work of fiction. To wit: "The state’s name is derived from a bestselling novel published in 1510. The book, “Las Sergas de Esplandián,” was written by Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo, who hailed from the historical Kingdom of Castile, located in modern-day Spain." There is some argument as to whether the etymology of the word derives from Arabic or FRENCH, so calling your assertion a "fact" is stretching it to the breaking point.
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  3365. Better start stockpiling food. It doesn't arrive at grocery stores on the backs of flying unicorns!
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  3366. These loony Lefties couldn't appeal to a more microscopic demographic if they targeted their ads only at left-handed ginger hermaphrodites.
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  3367.  @opmules2574  You didn't specifically reference the deaths in your OP so I assumed you meant everything else. I also assumed you were fully aware of Dr. Birx' statement that deaths WITH the 'rona were being classified as deaths FROM the 'rona. Like the guy who died from a motorcycle accident and another who died from gunshot wounds that are STILL listed as 'rona deaths. My aunt is also among those stats even though she was 94 and suffered numerous comorbidities. If you're going to hold a game show host responsible for not being a degreed virologist then you must also hold Cuomo and other governors responsible for sending infected people into nursing homes and knowingly killing tens of thousands of their own elderly citizens in spite of warnings from actual doctors and the presence of hospital ships provided by the former President who's living rent-free in your head. Somehow, you seem okay with political hacks making unprecedented power grabs using the excuse of a disease with a 99.95% survival rate. Keep living in fear and surrendering your rights. The rest of us have work to do, bills to pay, families to raise, and lives to live.
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  3368. Thank GOD she's sort of pretty, because there's nothing else to admire there.
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  3369. #8 sent us a video from the future!
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  3370. "Assigned" is possibly the WORST mispronunciation of "observed" in the history of the English language.
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  3371. Try scheduling client appointments by text. Absolute RUBBISH! Why spend 90 seconds zeroing in on an appointment slot via a quick phone conversation when you could waste at least 20 non-billable minutes texting back and forth? Have you ever managed a REAL business?
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  3372.  @Scurvebeard  Wait a minute. Is it 2025 already? I think you have a bad understanding of how calendars work. Most of the TCJA tax cuts expire on 12/31/2025.
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  3373. Give her a break. She was pretty funny in "We're the Millers."
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  3374.  @Weezy10580  I linked an article from a Left-wing news source to him but I doubt he'll even glance at it. NPCs resist deprogramming like cats resist vegan diets.
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  3375. The Left is so fragile. Just dip a breadstick in peanut butter and wave it at them while chanting "Moronus Begonus" and the problem is solved.
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  3376. Who is this lady? I feel like she used to be famous.
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  3377. Inclusive dumps are TIGHT!
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  3378. 1) Monowheels work perfectly well in World of Warcraft, but that's only because the usual laws of physics are selectively applied (or not). 2) Amphicars work perfectly well at Disney Springs, but that's only because there's a staff to keep them running. 3) Heinlein wrote a short story about an advanced version of moving sidewalk technology titled "The Roads Must Roll," but it's really about social and labor issues, not moving sidewalks. In the story, Heinlein predicts both linear urban sprawl and a transport pod that is basically a Segway. 4) Segways are just plain stupid.
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  3379. Our Lefty former mayor from California pushed a bunch of homeless-friendly policies for no articulable reason and our city became overrun by junkies and bums. Now that TXDOT is ripping apart US-183, many of them have been forced out from under those bridges so our kids don't have as many opportunities to see fights, public defecation, and public masturbation. I've witnessed all of the above under the overpass near the post office on Jollyville Road. It hasn't been very jolly around there in many years...
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  3380. The real felons in this case were the lazy bastards in the writers' room. They decided to close the curtain on an unremarkably mediocre sitcom with its own worst episode.
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  3381. Are you under the impression that they can't stake out more than one person at a time?
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  3382. @ If it is, then it's working very well. Illegal crossings are down about 90% according to the Border Patrol.
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  3383. You mispronounced "vag privilege."
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  3384.  @hieronimusrexx9203  Unless you're within 25 miles (ish) of a target, you probably don't need to worry about the blast wave. Fallout has a relatively short half-life and the soil would filter out a lot of particulates before they got into the ground water. You're worried about the wrong things.
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  3385. He doesn't show those. /shrug
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  3386. #7 -- insurance scammers: Yet another reason to hate Fake London. 🤣
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  3387.  @Eledin91  For real. I'm sure not going to try it!
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  3388.  @wayneasiam65  Italians know a jabroni when we see one. Fuggedabbouddit.
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  3389. How did that woman know his name was Richard?
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  3390.  @johncherish7610  Thanks for the clarification!
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  3391. How to identify a crazy leftist: Complains about oil companies "because environment." Drives janky old jalopy to pipeline protest and leaves tons of waste behind for those he was "helping" to deal with.
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  3392. I'd rather he'd made a sequel to "True Lies." He could title it "2 True 2 Lie."
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  3393. Am I the only one who's noticed that most "Mediums" are actually Extra-Larges?
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  3394. Weight & balance is EVERYTHING in aviation. Therefore, airlines should charge passengers by the pound just as they do for freight. Don't like it? Don't be a landwhale.
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  3395.  @williamruiz9186  Okay, then. My main point was "Trillions? Are you sure about that decimal point location?" The TCJA reduced taxes for almost every individual taxpayer. Are you certain that you want to reverse that?
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  3396. Allow me to translate: "Just being an ordinary gay man is too boring and doesn't focus enough attention on me to satisfy my bottomless well of narcissism, so I jumped all over the latest trendy nonsense." You're quite welcome.
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  3397. Of course they can't allow her to join the debate: She's SANE!
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  3398. 06:08 -- IIRC, that shot of JLC from above was actually of her stunt double. They tweaked it a bit in post, which becomes more obvious on a larger hi-res screen. Still a brilliant piece of film!
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  3399.  @GoDaddioTV  So when, precisely, did he force the truck off of the pavement?
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  3400.  @GoDaddioTV  I never said the 4-wheeler wasn't a complete idiot. He was. I just pointed out that "runs me off the road" was a bit hyperbolic.
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  3401. It really went downhill fast in Austin after that girly-mayor Adler got elected. His "fight to end homelessness" filled our streets with junkies and bums. Typical.
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  3402. The "no income tax" is true for individuals, BUT there is a state franchise tax (often acting as a tax on gross receipts) assessed on corporations, LLCs, certain partnerships, and some other entity types. The thresholds are fairly high, though, so your typical family-owned small business operating as one of the taxable entity types is probably going to fall under an exception to the franchise tax and only end up filing ownership reports instead of paying the tax. Even if your business gets stung by this tax, it's still much, MUCH less onerous than California's franchise tax!
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  3403.  @patriciawatkins9539  That's not fair of you. The CAHSR is actually being built somewhere. Granted, it's a place with no intrinsic demand for it, where intercity rail service already exists, but it is being built. 🤣
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  3404.  @amiyarose9140  AKA "two in the goo, one in the poo."
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  3405.  @joebidendagoat  It's called a JOKE. Not understanding those makes you a typical humorless scold.
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  3406. I hope they can prop up the multiverse just long enough for us to see alternate Ant Man go up alternate Thanos' butt and explode him from the inside. I'd buy that for a dollar!
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  3407.  @bimi4057  Fair enough. Why not apply for the permit?
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  3408.  @Xcreator999  I re-read my post and couldn't find any suggestion of time travel. They can apply while here, it's been done before.
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  3409.  @Xcreator999  I didn't ask them to come here.
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  3410. Daily Dose of Dominos needs to become a thing.
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  3411. Stupidity: the international language.
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  3412.  @garryferrington811  They're even better with a mountain of whipped cream on top.
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  3413. Another Hollywood autofellatio "extravaganza." Yawn.
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  3414. I think of him as Booty Judge.
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  3415. R.I.P. Bill Paxton - and our cultural sanity.
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  3416. How many times do we have to explain it to these loons? The Electoral College exists because the President is elected by the STATES. Thus, there's no such thing as THE popular vote -- there are FIFTY popular votes. It also cannot possibly be "waycist" because the framers of the Constitution politically weakened the slave states via the 3/5 Compromise. We learned this in middle school, FFS!
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  3417.  @nonamedpleb  Jan 6th: The "threat to democracy" that was so serious that the vote confirming Biden's win was successfully completed later on the SAME day in the SAME building. Please tell us more.
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  3418. I'm pretty sure that Tom Clancy wrote this story in the mid 1990s.
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  3419. Quite interesting! Since you're including significant nonresidential builds, you should consider a follow-up video and discuss places like Crystal City in Arlington VA, the extensive pedestrian tunnel network beneath the streets of downtown Houston TX, and SubTropolis in Kansas City MO. There are far more modest examples scattered throughout the USA that are also interesting (Dallas, Los Angeles, and OKC spring to mind). More historically, the electrified narrow-gauge freight rail tunnel network beneath Chicago connected a startling number of buildings to post offices, freight rail yards, and coal ash dumps, keeping a great deal of freight, mail, and waste disposal traffic off of the downtown streets. Seattle and Atlanta also possess interesting (and/or sinister) "underground histories."
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  3420. How many times do we have to say it? You are NOT Captain Picard. DO NOT ENGAGE!
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  3421. Can anyone tell me what those shrill harpies were screeching? I couldn't understand a word they shrieked. I also wonder if they had to go to an animal shelter to adopt or did dozens of cats just show up at their doors one day?
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  3422. Give these blue-check Lefties a little credit. They're just providing helpful examples of how to recognize low-IQ, low-information voters. Any questions?
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  3423. Serious question: What percentage of that is exclusively due to human activities? Please provide authoritative sources.
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  3424. So, the 1% elites want us to eat ze bugs? This is NOT about nutrition. This is NOT about control. This is NOT about climate change. The 1% want the other 99% of us to do this for the same reason that they want us to stop using petroleum. It's so THEY can continue to fly in their private jets, cruise in their super yachts, and eat all the delicious meat they can stomach. It's just that simple.
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  3425. Thoughts: 1) Most of these failures have little or nothing to do with modal selection and everything to do with political shenanigans and/or poor financing decisions. 2) The ODU maglev could and should have been repurposed as a simple conventional peoplemover as soon as they stubbed their institutional toe. 3) There was ALREADY a heavy rail transit line connecting Philadelphia and Camden! No aerial tram was needed. 4) The original plan for the Las Colinas peoplemover was quite clever and forward-looking. They simply built it too soon, LONG before the development was built up enough to support it. If you look at the original site plan with the three-loop APT serving a dense cluster of high-rises, it was quite suitable for the vertically dense "second downtown" that Las Colinas Urban Center was supposed to become. Instead of "too little, too late" it was "too much, too soon." 5) Fun fact: The Empire State Building was constructed with a dirigible/zeppelin mooring mast, but the designers failed to account for the high winds above NYC's concrete canyons, so it was never used as intended. 6) Another fun fact: Beech's subway was excavated in secret to avoid the attention of "Boss" Tweed. Ultimately, it didn't help. 7) The most egregious failure of CAHSR was to build the first segment in the least populated area -- a region that ALREADY HAD multiple daily trains serving the Central Valley between Bakersfield and Sacramento. They should have started at each end (two of the most populous regions on the continent) and worked toward the relatively empty middle. I suspect California's legendary political corruption played a hand in this idiotic decision.
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  3426.  @dough6759  You're welcome!
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  3427. I'm on a low sodium diet but salty Tim is definitely the BEST Tim!
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  3428.  @firstanon6655  He did. Biden reversed most of it. Now Trump is reversing the reversals.
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  3429.  @firstanon6655  And 4 years after that, the reversed reverse reversals could also be reversed. We could do this all day, but we probably don't need to because there's going to be a Republican majority in the House and Senate, so some of these EOs might well be codified into federal law (which could possibly also be changed in the future). There are no truly permanent laws in the USA. Even the Constitution can be amended, although that's not as easy as changing these other laws. All of this is functioning entirely as intended. It's a feature, not a bug. 'Murica!!!
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  3430.  @firstanon6655  Are you suggesting that there should be because nothing ever changes? Odd.
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  3431. The article was correct: She was their first "woman of color" because whiter than freshly bleached paper IS a color!
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  3432.  @mr1001nights  What, specifically, makes it harder for them to vote? Texas has a 13-day early voting period in addition to Election Day. That's TWO WHOLE WEEKS in which every citizen can cast their vote. According to the Texas State Comptroller, 83% of Texans already possess state-issued photo ID. The fee for one is $6 to $16, or less than the cost of a pizza once every 6 years. If "it's clear what's happening" then please clearly explain exactly what parts of the bill make it harder for anyone to vote and how they accomplish that.
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  3433.  @annahayden  All of your churlish name-calling has won me to your side. I am now convinced. You are the greatest debater since Frederick Douglass. You won. Congratulations.
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  3434. Yawn. Why would you tell THIS tired old lie again? The IRS clarified a YEAR ago that Form 1099 reporting by third party payment processors ONLY applies to trade or business transactions, not to selling your worthless personal crap on FB. What do YOU gain by lying about that? Seriously?
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  3435. Public Service Announcement: Baby oil dissolves latex condoms, as do all petroleum-based products. Use a water-based lubricant for your debauchery.
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  3436. I got an ad for iPhone with this. Well played, YouTube, well played.
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  3437. Joe Biden's father was a blue-collar union man who was born during the first world war. Who the heck is gullible enough to believe that he was EVER cool with public displays of gay affection?
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  3438. This video brought to you courtesy of the Biden campaign. Not a joke! That was the pre-roll I received against my will. Now I need a shower...
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  3439. All those goats just SCREAM "Greetings from Mills County - The Meat Goat Capital of America"
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  3440.  @SanchoGracie  You should buy yourself a party-size package of Golden Oreos -- they're extra super-duper racist! 🤣🤣🤣
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  3441. You might have buried the lead on this story. There's an "Apple TV?" Has anyone heard about this?
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  3442. Furlongs per femtosecond.
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  3443. A million bucks just doesn't go as far as it used to...
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  3444.  @hitthegoat  You need to repeat your high school civics course. There is NO "popular vote" for the Presidency. There are FIFTY popular votes because the STATES elect the President. That fundamental fact hasn't changed since 1789.
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  3445. She's not merely suffering from a self-inflicted mental illness, but she's also reveling in it! This phenomenon is alarmingly common among Leftist women.
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  3446.  @PlayingWithFireOutdoors  Hang one on your ear.
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  3447. Sane person: "Hey, Claire, how many watch lists do you want to be on?" Claire: "YES!"
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  3448.  @djriqky9581  Sure, wealthy people are going to relocate from an economically stable country that protects their property rights to some random unstable third world sh*thole in order to save a few bucks on their water bills. Pro tip: say your thoughts out loud and actually LISTEN to your words before posting something that idiotic!
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  3449. Yes, people "should" invest in their own retirement. The problem is that they WON'T. I've been telling the same clients EVERY year for decades to sign up for their employers' 401(k) plans and get that sweet, sweet employer match loot. Inexplicably, they DON'T. Waiting until you have to choose between the canned dog food and the dry dog food for dinner is piss-poor planning. Let me know if Alpo tastes better than Kibbles & Bits.
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  3450. We're fairly satisfied in Texas. We pitched Beto his third strike. We kept a bunch of Dems from taking seats and taught those Californicatin' carpetbaggers to mind their Ps and Qs.
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  3451. At 12:36, why is that car's engine compartment filled with toilet seats?
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  3452. Don't give Disney any more ideas for crappy Star Wars movies!
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  3453. A fox eating grapes? Absurd! Foxes are carnivorous.
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  3454. 01:25 = Pucker Factor!
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  3455. Fortunately, the Eastern variant went bankrupt decades ago.
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  3456.  @sandrafrancisco  Yeah, damn those Republicans who allowed Texas to become the largest producer of wind energy and the fourth largest producer of solar power in the United States (if Texas were a country, it would be the fifth largest wind power producer in the entire world). How DARE they!
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  3457.  @A-ph4or  Alternatively, they could just crank up full steam on the Missouri in a half hour as if she was a brand-new Honda CRV and crew her with a bunch of salty old museum volunteers (guilty pleasure movie reference).
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  3458. @ Are you suggesting that a MOVIE did MOVIE things? Next thing you know, you'll be suggesting that they didn't really shred the John Paul Jones into scrap metal using alien-provided technology. Perish the very thought!
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  3459. It starts there, but then gondolas, subways, and commuter rail trains will demand their slice of the pie, too. Where does it end?
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  3460. Except for French Canadians, who are obviously "frozen frogs."
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  3461. @Muzikgod How very inventive of you. You have no statistical evidence to back up your assertion? Just blind hatred? Your life must be so fulfilled!
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  3462.  @jonmoceri  That's odd. Mine seemed to have a hair trigger. That "might" be because I was a TERRIBLE skier. 🤣
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  3463. Be fair. Significant progress has been made. For example, NOTAM used to mean "NOtice To AirMen." Now it's gender-neutral. That is CRITICAL to safety and efficiency, since 3.4% of airline pilots are women. We wouldn't want them to get upset and stop communicating with ATC. ATC: "State the nature of your emergency." Woman pilot: "Nothing... it's fine."
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  3464. @RussOlson-pl3kf Okay, I rewatched it in full screen mode on my largest desktop monitor. The Lexus/minivan/whatever is DEFINITELY the a-hole. He not only brake-checked like a spazz and intentionally encroached on someone else's turn lane, but he threw garbage at the cammer's car TWICE, which wasn't at all obvious on my magical pocket rectangle. The cammer was justified in filing a police report (although nothing will probably happen). I recant my OP.
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  3465. @RussOlson-pl3kf Thank you. I try to keep my mind open, but I DO have my moments. I'm 62, so I've been wrong (and right) about a LOT of things. Sometimes one just needs to consider another's perspective (and use a bigger screen).
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  3466. You mid-wits deal with this EVERY YEAR and still don't understand that ICE IS SLIPPERY? No sympathy. None.
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  3467. Short version: What a roaring pain in the ass!
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  3468. 02:40 - Louisiana IS world-famous for its snow-capped mountains. WTH???
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  3469. So many mistakes. First, you said "highways" but you seem to be focused solely on INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS. Those things are not always the same thing. Second, have you somehow never heard of the I-69 project? Third, ALL of Texas 130 was constructed within the past 15 years and it is entirely a new-terrain expressway. Very poor research. No like, no sub. Get your Sh*t together.
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  3470. Challenge to everyone who was at that Clean Energy "Leadership" summit: Let's see photos of all of your homes' roofs and all of your cars. I'll bet not ONE of you has solar panels or an electric car! Prove me wrong.
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  3471. Add "Foodie" and "Shipped/Shipping" (in the romantic relationship sense) to that and you'll have my vote!
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  3472. This is clearly the doom and gloom we were warned about: A raging semiquincentennial party!
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  3473. Shut down the gubmint? Dems, don't threaten US with a good time!
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  3474. The old gal has survived worse.
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  3475. France can't build anything without China copying it. First it was a small chunk of Paris, now it's the entire Millau viaduct. What's next? Discuss.
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  3476. The History of Battle Cries: We've gone from "No taxation without representation!" to "$1.99 burritos!" Well done, Nevergreen, well done.
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  3477.  @danamcdonald1381  Football stadium at Texas A&M University in College Station.
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  3478. Don't sweat it. They won't actually build any "15-minute" cities (which would actually be more disaster-resistant). They'll just keep building more tolled expressways lined with surface parking lots, warehouse-style big box stores, and sprawling cookie-cutter suburbs incompatible with efficient public transit because that's what sells for the highest profit margin with the least investment. While they encourage all of that to happen, they'll keep pretending that they give a big steaming crap about "the environment" and "environmental justice" and all those other meaningless buzzwords they use to trick their gullible citizens into voting against their own interests. How do I know? I have EYES and can see that is exactly what they've been doing for more than 60 years.
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  3479. AOC: Another Oblivious Commie.
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  3480. Filling my tank and emptying my "tank."
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  3481. I got an ad for carbon-sustainable investing. As with all investment ads on YT, I assume it's a blatant scam.
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  3482. #2: Your car's damage is entirely YOUR fault. You had PLENTY of warning with TWO cars stopped on the shoulder due to the obstacle, the pickup truck driving AROUND the obstacle, and the obstacle itself NOT being invisible on a cloudless, bright, sunny day. Were you looking at your phone instead of the road?
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  3483.  @CurentlyBaked  That the OP has been willingly indoctrinated by the multimillionaire talking haircuts of the MSM and the multibillionaire oligarchs of Silicon Valley into supporting a blatantly corrupt woman who has amassed a quarter of a billion dollars while earning a government salary.
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  3484. Feeding your pet nutria a boiled crawfish claw is the most Louisiana thing I've heard all month.
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  3485. Young people are truly dumb. They probably own 401(k) plans that own mutual funds that own companies that own factories. Therefore, by the Transitive Rule of Factory Ownership, THEY OWN FACTORIES! We're done here.
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  3486. It's not "most," it's merely a VERY loud minority of bat-guano nutty crybully Lefties.
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  3487. This is fine. Young people are HORRIBLE drivers. They have all the time in the world yet drive like they're on a NASCAR track. My daughter is more cautious than most but has still managed to hit a LOT of things with cars.
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  3488. Three things that can EASILY keep up with Resident Biden: 1) A tortoise, 2) a sloth, and 3) a snail.
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  3489. CNN and the Biden Administration are concerned because misinformation is THEIR purview.
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  3490.  @e.h.4933  Hyperloop is a definitively failed scam. Texas never even considered it. The current yet-to-fail scam is Texas Central Railway that will connect two major metro areas (DFW & Houston) and a third middle-of-nowhere station.
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  3491. I hope you're joking, but in Clown World it's become nearly impossible to tell. In an ICE-powered car, the engine provides the power to turn the alternator and generate electricity. In an EV (like an electric locomotive), easing up on the throttle or braking shifts the electric motors to generators that briefly charge the battery. Therefore, you need an engine, external power, or gobs of kinetic energy to charge. You can't charge a battery with ITSELF.
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  3492.  @scrappy7571  🤣
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  3493. Where are those $2,000 checks you promised to pay Georgians for their votes? Come on, man!
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  3494. That quote was obviously truncated. You cut off the word "harm."
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  3495. This film is unquestionably the finest carrier porn of the 20th century!
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  3496. I have discovered the perfect way to make these scumbags go completely off the deep end after I get bored of wasting their time: Just tell them that you're busy doing a gratuitously graphic homosexual act to their father. Be as disturbingly descriptive and shockingly detailed as you wish. They simply cannot handle it and will shriek all kinds of ridiculously lame profanity at you, which gives you all the more material with which to troll them, assuming they haven't hung up on you. I'd give you my best line but I don't want to get banned from YT. I'm sure you good folks will come up with something memorable. Have fun!
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  3497. If you shoot at a Bigfoot you "might" kill a person. It's ALWAYS a person in a costume! ALWAYS.
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  3498.  @williamshanks8959  Then why are you eating their food? YOU are "stripping them of their choice to live and survive." Hypocrite! Also, unless you grow your own food, nourish it with your own compost, and pick the pests and parasites off of each plant by hand, you're causing a LOT of petrochemical-based fertilizers and pesticides to end up in our waterways. We await your self-justifying mental gymnastics with bated breath. Go for the gold medal!
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  3499. Briggs seems to have a bit of a ginger fetish, doesn't he? :-)
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  3500.  @villageidiot8718  Right there with ya' pal.
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  3501. Wait, where do I apply it?
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  3502. The most utterly HILARIOUS part of this video is calling Musk an "innovator." He's invented literally NOTHING new. It's exceptionally ironic that he spits in the face of government regulations when it benefits him to do so but SpaceX based EVERYTHING they developed on NASA research and experience and would not even exist without lucrative government contracts. The electric car dates back to 1828. That was not a typo. The technology has been around for almost TWO CENTURIES, yet there is no way that Tesla would have been anything but a footnote in a college business textbook's chapter on failed ventures without a massive subsidy in the form generous tax credits paid for by the vast majority of American taxpayers who do NOT buy Teslas. It is true that there are an insane number of irrelevant regulations but bear in mind that many (especially those related to transportation) were written with the blood of innocent victims.
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  3503.  @Smiley-Coyote  Truman Burbank.
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  3504.  @agnaldomestrado1351  Yes, but that only made him figure out the truth sooner.
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  3505. An AMAZING book. I was privileged to meet the author at a conference in 2008, have a pleasant conversation, and get my copy signed.
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  3506. None of these so-called "loopholes" even EXIST. The MSM knows even less about guns and gun laws than any California politician. There is NO "gun show loophole." There is NO "online sales loophole." There is NO "Charleston loophole." There IS, however, MSM fear porn and it's a terrible drug. You don't need 12 steps to kick that habit, just one: STOP watching these clowns and live your life.
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  3507. If you start a dumpster fire and nobody watches, does it still make a sound?
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  3508. "Yeet to Orbit" is a MUCH better name. If you're not careful, you might actually fix this concept!
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  3509.  @thilli1859  YOU omit the part where not ONE rioter had a firearm, the part where the only person killed was shot by a capitol cop, and the part where Biden's electoral win was confirmed on the SAME day in the SAME building as the riot. We know why you omit those parts!
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  3510. 2:25 -- Snow fort battle... sure, but is no one going to talk about The Longest Selfie Stick in the Universe?
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  3511.  @WorldAccordingToBriggs  Thank you for the clarification.
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  3512. #2 -- That was unnecessarily dangerous. Just let the asshat in and move on with your day. You are NOT the Merge Police!
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  3513. UT's main campus is not even the largest in the state -- it's only 431 acres in Austin. Texas Tech in Lubbock is 1,839 acres. Texas A&M's main campus is 5,115 acres in College Station (it stretches from Texas Ave all the way to the Brazos River and contains agricultural operations, an airport, a firefighter training facility, and a small nuclear reactor -- for studies, not power production. That doesn't include other campuses within their systems nor the land and mineral rights owned by the Permanent University Fund elsewhere around the state. That little college in GA has a campus of 27,000 acres -- the same size as Disney World before they broke off a few thousand acres to build the town of Celebration.
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  3514. Smurf-bait.
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  3515.  @TheJpep2424  You take it outside, too!
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  3516.  @se7en-f2n  It's the same bot as "AskMississippi" just keep reporting it and it, too, will eventually go away.
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  3517. Be fair. She could still get any man she wants... in his late 70s.
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  3518. Didn't she contradict herself the very same week? I just don't know WHAT to believe. LOL!
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  3519.  @kunushiknows6874  The roads being discussed were built in the 20s/30s, NOT the 70s/80s. Moses may well have been a racist but there was little evidence offered to support that assertion as it relates to his parkway designs. He was definitely a classist (as well as an all-around asshole) and there was more than enough evidence presented to support THAT assertion. Read the book and decide for yourself. It's only 1,246 pages (plus a fairly thick index). Since you asked: Yes, compared to pre-War times, the 70s/80s WERE a particularly great time for minorities! Please cite the "directly discriminatory" laws to which you refer that you seem to think existed more than a decade after the passage of FOUR Civil Rights Acts.
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  3520. Someone teach this guy the spoon trick for opening jars!
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  3521. Not half as annoying as Musk constantly picking the pockets of American taxpayers in order to enrich himself by selling technologies that were either invented by actual innovators in the 19th century or were already paid for by American taxpayers in the mid 20th century.
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  3522.  @nielsssg  Allow me to elaborate. SpaceX created NOTHING new. Their work is based on NASA research and data that was paid for by American taxpayers over the span of half a century. Their launches are primarily fueled by government contracts, again paid for by American taxpayers. Tesla created NOTHING new. Electric cars have been around for nearly two centuries. Unreliable automation has been around since WW2, if not earlier. The first 600,000 Teslas sold in the United States were/are eligible for a $7,000 to $7,500 federal tax credit plus additional credits in some states. That puts more than $4.2 billion in Musk's corporate pocket at the expense of American taxpayers. As a practical exercise, Americans who did NOT buy Teslas subsidized those who DID buy Teslas who, in turn, handed that money (plus a LOT more) over to Tesla. As an American taxpayer, I have paid a private citizen for rockets that I don't get to fly and cars that I don't get to drive. Conclusion: Musk picked my pocket. Prove me wrong.
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  3523.  @crazypetec-130fe7  I'm shocked... said no one ever.
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  3524. I really, REALLY want to know what Mr. Rubin wrote on that napkin!
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  3525. The Milwaukee Roundabout NEVER disappoints!
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  3526.  @TheYouTubeTeam  I sure didn't expect a car parked that far off the street to be taken out.
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  3527.  @fuktiktok8611  Everybody wants to one-up the previous idiot who lost control of their car, right?
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  3528. Can anyone explain to WHOM exactly are these politicians pandering? Homeless junkies and habitual criminals generally don't vote!
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  3529.  @mindibear  Dumpster diving.
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  3530. Mr. Pool, Southern California HAS been stealing water from multiple sources for more than half a century. First, they turned the fertile Owens Valley into a desolate wasteland, then they stuck a straw in the Colorado, then they started siphoning water from the Sacramento/San Joaquin delta. It wasn't enough. It will NEVER be enough when they allow people to grow turf lawns in a desert as if they were in Kentucky or Florida or some other place that actually gets rain. Water that goes down your sinks and toilets can be captured, treated, and re-used. Water on your yard can NEVER be recovered (and humans don't eat lawn grass). The ONLY solution is to jack up the water rates to reflect reality and encourage climate-appropriate landscaping/xeriscaping. You'd think that would be easy to enact in The People's Dictatorship of California!
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  3531. He was objecting so loudly that you gave him a MEGAPHONE??? 🤣
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  3532.  @betsybarnicle8016  Are you completely unaware that you're referring to a year-old insane PROPOSAL that would have applied only to those with a net worth of at least $100,000,000, which is a moot point since it was NEVER PASSED INTO LAW? That's WHY it's illegal. It's NOT current law!
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  3533. Take heart, Mr. Walsh. There will ALWAYS be hysterical toddlers who lack even the slightest trace of marketable skills willing to promote your content by throwing temper tantrums in the cereal aisle of the media.
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  3534. That pumpkin gave me flashbacks to the movie "Sleeper."
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  3535. There WAS a science mission. Lauren's lip fillers and breast implants did NOT rupture. Experiment: successful!
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  3536. "Save" might be stretching it, but they certainly add value to a neighborhood! My favorite "variety show" of paths would have to be the string of New Urbanist communities along 30A in south Walton County, Florida, which include short boardwalk style paths providing shortcuts within a community (Rosemary Beach), concrete paths extending residential blocks (Alys Beach), paths connecting adjacent villages (Seaside and its neighbors), paths bridging water features to connect divided sections of a neighborhood (Watercolor), paths/dunewalks connecting to the beaches (ALL of the 30A communities), and the paved 19-mile Timpoochee Trail that parallels 30A and connects EVERY community for bicyclists with very little interaction with motor vehicles. There are also numerous hike-and-bike paths in the nearby state park, forest, and wildlife reserve. These paths are so popular that many resorts and other businesses make serious coin by renting out bicycles.
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  3537.  @DocJamesH  Yep! Doesn't invalidate my point, tho.
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  3538.  @bluosu  I appreciate that, but this isn't my content account. It's only for humorous/smart-assed commentary. :)
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  3539.  @adamsrankings8860  In 2020, Austin voters approved a $7 billion plan to do exactly that.
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  3540. "Meal, Ready to Eat" -- also known as "3 lies for the price of 1." Seriously, there's nothing wrong with stowing some canned food and bottled water. Forget the overpriced "survival packages" and just get off-the-shelf items that won't spoil so, if you don't need them for this storm, you can always use them later. Take this seriously, folks! I'm still rebuilding one of my houses that Harvey pimp-slapped over a year ago. The wind was so powerful that it sucked a washer, dryer, and water heater through a wall. It also gave me a deck that I did not order (hopefully, the neighbor who lost the deck got some of my "gently used" appliances in exchange). The wood from that deck now forms the elevated base for my replacement appliances and A/C compressor. The storm giveth and the storm taketh away.
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  3541. Video needs a trigger warning at 0:14. My eyes! MY EYES!!!
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  3542. I wonder if any company insiders shorted a bunch of AB/InBev stock right before sending DM that personalized can and a big fat check. I'm not insinuating anything. Just wondering.
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  3543. Being asked to leave THAT group of fragile NPCs is the highest of honors. Well done!
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  3544. I'm older and thinner so I like the fact that we skip the crappy season and have 10 months of summer. We don't have a lot of volcanoes, quakes, or mudslides. Our beaches aren't the best -- but our coastal restaurants are top-notch!
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  3545. Like the "elite" elderly retiree who depends on his modest rental property investment income to keep him ALIVE after he's no longer healthy enough to work 40 hours per week? That bastard! Screw him, right?
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  3546. "You're describing gender, not sex." -- That sentence is literally MEANINGLESS because those two words are SYNONYMS. Go back and redo First Grade and, this time, try to not sleep through the English lessons.
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  3547. I think it's a TERRIBLE idea for a critter weighing less than a pound, with hollow bones, to attack a critter with opposable thumbs that outweighs it by at least 75:1. The magpie is smart enough to recognize its own reflection but dumb enough to assault the most lethal apex predator that ever existed on Earth. Swoop, snatch, stomp! End of problem. Tastes just like chicken...
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  3548.  @RobertClontz  Just stop giving the big non-ag users a discounted water rate and charge them closer to the true cost. They'll start economizing very quickly!
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  3549. Here's a solution: STOP LIGHTING OUR MONEY ON FIRE!
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  3550. What the FFFFFFF--Fair question.
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  3551. I like how TYT is so completely clueless about the underlying issues that they have nothing to offer but criticism of capitalization.
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  3552. MSM disinformation campaign. Period.
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  3553. Your intentional malapropism did not go unnoticed nor unappreciated, sir! If I ever encounter you after you've been bitten by a venomous snake, I'll be sure to relate "a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person." If that doesn't cure you then nothing will.
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  3554.  @kcindc5539  I have visited it several times to photograph it. I even got a tour of the control room. The staff was welcoming, kind, and SUPER helpful. Would visit again. Would recommend it to a friend.
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  3555. "Talk more do less is the policy indian politicians are following for last 70 years." -- In other words, like EVERY politician in EVERY country?
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  3556. The question that NONE of these loons can or will answer is NOT "Why do you believe this nonsense?" It's "Why do you WANT to believe this nonsense?" Try it!
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  3557. Here in Austin, my solar panels have generated a bit of power even with clouds above and snow on the panels, about 2-6 KWH daily for the past frozen week. I'm not exactly jumping with joy, but it's something. I was pleasantly surprised that I got ANY power out of them!
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  3558. You make it sound like they automatically result in the most efficient flow. Seems like a plus.
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  3559.  @np4029  Thanks for the clarification.
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  3560. No. Nobody is sure.
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  3561. Not to tread on your First Amendment right to butcher your own native language, but it's pronounced "Redding." 🤣
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  3562.  @Trumpsucks-hn7oh  Show your math or admit that you just pulled that statement out of your rectum.
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  3563.  @OneWildTurkey  He has no message. He's an obvious wumao, working hard for his daily ration of dog food to feed his family.
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  3564. You were in Post on Halloween and didn't drop by the CEFCO for your free hot dog? Shame, shame, I know your name!
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  3565. That dumbbell could have wrecked 'em. I'll show myself out.
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  3566. And to think I was the guy who paid $1.25 to see "Corvette Summer" in the cinema. Is it too late to get my money back?
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  3567. We also periodically drain lakes to kill off various invasive species.
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  3568.  @alrxandersmiths242  Yes, crime is still illegal in most of the state. It's even legal to defend yourself here.
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  3569.  @alrxandersmiths242  That's not funny. That's a beautiful part of the state and it would make me sad to read that.
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  3570. And a recovery is when Biden loses his.
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  3571. WHAT "clash?" WHAT Proud Boys??? There was nobody there but Antifa!
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  3572. I am clearly going to be very clear about my clear intention to clearly remodel a clearly unused bedroom into a Breathing Room.
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  3573. Meanwhile, WoW doesn't even TRY to pronounce your character's name. Everyone's just "Champion" to the NPCs. 👌
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  3574. Here's a radical thought. Vegas already has a monorail starter line that WORKS (and has worked since 2004). Extend it south to the airport and north to downtown. If it serves more places, more people will use it. Weird, right?
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  3575.  @johnknightiii1351  I know that. They also fought the airport connection from the start. My main point was that reinventing the wheel was wasteful when there's already a wheel present. For example, there are rails present in the area and a functional if imperfect monorail. A light rail or trolley line could be overlaid on the existing rail ROW, from North LV to the airport/Henderson and the monorail could curve to meet it at both ends of its route, forming a loose loop circulator while maximizing existing assets. It's worth a look.
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  3576.  @johnknightiii1351  Thank you. The loop I suggested would be a "virtual" one composed of two different transit modes, either of which could independently be extended or branched as needed to serve or guide long-term regional growth. Monorail beams can be smoothed. The tunnels appear too small for either rail or monorail trains but existing low-profile airport peoplemovers or even parking lot style trams might work (if they could be safely automated -- perhaps using a surface guide wire and proximity sensors). Alternatively, they'd make comfortable pedestrian passages. I hate to waste anything that already exists!
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  3577.  @reallystraightguy2716  I know! 🤣
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  3578. If a woman cries in front of you, it's purely manipulation.
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  3579. Tim, you can turn off your Echo device(s). I do it all the time.
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  3580. Musk? Ironic! The man became a billionaire thanks to government contracts and taxpayer subsidies. He hasn't invented nor innovated a darned thing. His tunnel is merely a gimmick to sell cars.
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  3581. It's not that easy, man! I'm a pointer but I also sit when I don't really need to in order to watch Babylon Bee videos.
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  3582. How can I get into KJP's weekly poker game? She has 3 super-obvious tells: 1) She's blinking rapidly, or 2) She's talking, or 3) She's breathing.
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  3583. It's our national pastime. It's also one of the few affordable forms of entertainment remaining.
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  3584. How can you be a "star witness" if you haven't actually WITNESSED anything?
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  3585. She missed her only REAL accomplishment: The YouTube Comedians Full Employment Act of 2018 and Beyond.
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  3586.  @danielulz1640  "Camper shell" is also a correct term for it. A camper, on the other hand, typically costs tens of thousands of dollars, weighs thousands of pounds, and will NOT fit on that little pickup truck. You'd need an F-250 with beefed-up suspension or equivalent, at least.
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  3587.  @Turdboi47  That's extremely weird because my comment was addressed to someone other than you.
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  3588. There's a frood who really knows where his towel is!
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  3589. COVID did NOT shut down one single business or demolish any local economies. Your elected "leaders" did that so they could pretend to be "doing something."
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  3590. The RRB is the equivalent to the Social Security Administration for railroad employees. I'm not sure how many armed officers administering pensions might require. The IRS, on the other hand, DOES have a Criminal Investigation Division that employs 3,300 to 3,500 people, about 2,500 of whom are armed Special Agents. Revenue Agents (Examination) and Revenue Officers (Collections) are NOT armed. They are, however, sometimes threatened with bodily harm. When that happens, a CID agent or two might show up to ask a few questions.
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  3591. You guys are too harsh. Won't SOMEONE show a little sympathy for these poor, oppressed multimillionaires?
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  3592. We ALREADY HAVE that agency! It's called Customs.
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  3593. Our laws apply equally to everyone within our borders, even to those who are breaking them.
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  3594. Texas is a terrible, horrible place. It's full of poisonous plants, venomous insects, and open pools of glowing toxic waste. Packs of rabid coyotes and hostile wild boars with big, sharp, nasty tusks roam the land unchecked. Bobcats and mountain lions will leap out of trees, land on your head, and claw your eyes out. The drinking water will give you the squirts and the sketchy electrical grid will fry all of your electronics. The food is awful. It tastes like burning plastic. You stand a 77.75% chance of getting shot while simply minding your own business. For the love of sweet baby Jesus, DON'T COME HERE!!! Just DON'T. Trust me. Why would I lie to a total stranger?
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  3595. Who?
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  3596. She will resume the discussion after the spankings.
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  3597.  @leveljoe  My panels produced 2 to 6 KWH per day while covered in ice. That isn't a lot, but I was pleasantly surprised that they worked at all.
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  3598.  @leveljoe  Correct. They were covered in ice AND snow, like a lasagna. Layer of ice, then a layer of snow, then another layer of ice, then more snow. Finally, a light glazing of ice to top it off. When the nastiness was at its thickest, my 7.5KW array produced an epic 1.5 KWH. Yesterday, the first day of The Great Melt, it ground out more than 15KWH, about a third of which was exported to the grid. Today should be even better, as most of the crap on the panels melted off and filled my rainwater harvesting barrels, which I normally use for landscaping but am now using to flush my toilets since most of the city has no water service and two of my toilets were on the verge of being declared toxic waste Superfund sites.
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  3599. It's a happy weekend when DWR goes full-metal episodic! 👍
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  3600. Let's all get on the same page, here. it's actually "LGBTQWTFLOL." Anything else is somethingphobic because reasons or feelings or edginess or trendiness or whatever gets me more likes on TwitFace.
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  3601.  @warwicklewis8735  That's fair!
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  3602. Minnie Driver is "influential???" Good Will Hunting was released in the 90s. FAKE NEWS!
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  3603. Congratulations for your format change to "Pure Nightmare Fuel." I'm looking forward to another sleepless week. Sleep is for the weak.
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  3604. A man needs a woman like a bird needs a parachute.
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  3605. This isn't merely discount "Air Force One" -- it's FIRE SALE "Air Force One."
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  3606. What happened to the ancient mound? Don't leave us hanging like that!
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  3607. Corpus Christi. With an "i."
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  3608. I'm keeping my Tesla Powerwalls. I'm also keeping my Ford stock.
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  3609.  @madtabby66  You have all of that wrong. They absolutely do NOT have 10 years to examine a filed tax return. They only have 3 (6 years if they can prove a 25% understatement of income). Source: 26 USC 6501: Limitations on assessment and collection.
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  3610.  @FrancesBraam-et1wx  Hunter (aka Crack-boy) is not a government employee and has not been since February 2014, when he was administratively discharged from the Navy.
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  3611.  @bernardmathu4901  I didn't say it was important. I said it was shocking. Don't worry, NATO will soon launch a humanitarian mission to deliver a sense of humor to you.
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  3612. UNDER counted??? Seriously? Since the government financially incentivized a specific diagnosis how can you trust ANY of the resultant data? Dr. Birx even explicitly stated that deaths WITH 'rona were being counted as deaths FROM 'rona!
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  3613. That ginger is kind of cute -- OH MY GOD, what in the nine circles of Dante's HELL is wrong with her FACE???
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  3614. Spoiler alert: Because it's solid rock and that's not how ships work.
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  3615. This segment is perfect. 🤣🤣🤣
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  3616. Every time the Drinker likes a movie, an angel gets its wings. Go away now!
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  3617. If you live in Austin, then you MUST have been harassed at a traffic light by those Restoration Ministry scammers.
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  3618. Hulk got smashed.
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  3619. They jiggle like Jello. Before you say "there's always room for Jello," be advised that I briefly dated a gal with a very similar build when I was in college. 9/10 for eye candy but they were NOT firm. When squeezed, there was an excessive amount of "compressibility" and a sensation that can only be described as "spongy." You have been warned. Benefit from the wisdom of your elders.
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  3620. How many times does this need to be said? Leave the animals ALONE!
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  3621.  @theroadwarrior577 It's both. America's an odd place. It's "complicated."
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  3622. Suggested Austrian motto: "Get the jab and you'll get to jab."
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  3623. Hyphenated-justice is NOT justice!
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  3624. Allow me to translate their demands: "Piss off your subscribers and lose truckloads of cash because our widdle fee-fees got an ouchie."
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  3625. Wait, TEXAS is locked down? Someone forgot to tell Texas that, because I went to the bank, post office, and grocery store today and everything went super-smoothly.
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  3626. "22 foot?" What kind of Class A is as short as a Class B?
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  3627.  @wvance0316  The problem is the Silicon Valley people who move to Texas because their jobs move here. They still vote blue.
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  3628.  @wvance0316  Are you daring to question my "lived experience?" lol. Seriously, dude, there aren't a lot of teleworkers employed in the Tesla Gigafactory, the chip fab plants, the Amazon fulfillment center, and the countless tech assembly lines in my city. They're coming here physically because their employers moved the plants here to escape Cali's anti-business nonsense. It's been happening since the 80s but it's gotten much worse in the past few years. You can't buy a house unless you make a cash offer and are the last man standing at the end of a bidding war. Their antics have driven property taxes through the roof and their silly permissive policies have flooded our parks and roadsides with an epic influx of homeless people. These plants do not just employ blue collar workers. They also employ managers, accountants, designers, and (worst of all) lawyers.
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  3629.  @wvance0316  Good idea AND an excellent sound bite.
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  3630. Renting is an option with some providers but most people I know purchased their systems, either with or without financing.
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  3631.  @christinee24  The free market will probably fill that gap eventually.
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  3632. Ironic. The plural form of "curriculum" is "curricula," NOT "curriculums." ~The More You Know~
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  3633. Yet everyone has at least heard of Fox News, whereas nobody's ever heard of "CCN." What even IS that?
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  3634. We thought YOU all worshipped Musk as the Great Electric Savior! Now you hate his guts?
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  3635. Several orders of magnitude is now redefined as a "trivial" error.
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  3636. He can honestly say... NOTHING.
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  3637. "Normal" is such a subjective concept... Let's just say that no Russian was even a little bit surprised by this.
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  3638.  @remasteredretropcgames3312  You can't design transportation systems using vaporware. You have to design them using assets that currently exist.
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  3639.  @remasteredretropcgames3312  Easy-peasy, my friend. For fast surface travel, deploy TransRapid style maglev connected to the existing power grid. For power, build additional wind and solar farms in appropriate locations. More geothermal plants west of I-25. Add more reactors to existing nuclear power plant sites for basic base load and finish Yucca Mountain. Waste-to-energy plants for peaking. Retrofit existing fossil-fuel plants for cleaner, more efficient peaking operation. Install waste heat recovery/cogeneration where appropriate. That will carry us until fusion becomes commercially viable and ALL of the technologies I mentioned currently exist, are proven, and have been implemented in various locations around the USA.
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  3640.  @remasteredretropcgames3312  Like Crystal City, which has existed for decades and was built with neither moles nor hyperloops? I detect a "trace" of sarcasm...
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  3641.  @remasteredretropcgames3312  I don't code using C++, I pay other people to do that.
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  3642. Like what? Please elaborate.
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  3643.  @uchibenkei  Technically, he only PLEDGED to make such contributions from his Foundation (not personally). Call us when it actually happens, given his track record of over-promising and under-delivering. During the FYE June 2020, the Musk Foundation had access to at least $1B yet only distributed $23M of it, whereas Warren Buffet donated nearly $3B of his wealth in the same period and more than $4B during the subsequent FY. Let's not forget Musk's trolling of the UNWFP and the $6B "pledge" he walked back to ZERO. But, sure, he's a real hero. Keep fighting for the poor little billionaire who gained much of his personal fortune at the taxpayers' expense. He NEEDS you!
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  3644.  @Stephen5311  Please explain how tunnels "solve" traffic as opposed to merely relocating it. Boring Co. lost quite a few transit tunnel construction contracts and now it's become just another gimmick to sell more Teslas. Also, recent leaks indicate that SpaceX is having serious issues with Starship which might imperil his Starlink plans. As to Mars, I'll believe his proposal when it's not merely an artist's fanciful rendering. Actual scientists and engineers have done the math on his Mars sales pitch and it does not add up.
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  3645.  @Stephen5311  I've been studying transportation issues since the mid 1970s and writing about them since the mid 1990s. Musk has proposed NOTHING that helps solve a problem that actually exists. HE BUILDS CARS. Cars are not the solution to problems created by cars! Relocating a miniscule percentage of roads underground does nada, zip, zilch, nothing to address the fundamental problems with our urban fabric. You still end up with driveways full of cars, parking lots full of cars, streets full of cars, and parking garages full of cars. You end up losing chunks of surface streets to build portals and ramps to the tunnels, at a cost which would have been better applied to building a metro or streetcar line. The ONLY way those dumb tunnels make sense is if you put trains in them. All that Musk has done is to take every bad element of the endless series of failed PRT proposals from the 60s through the early 2000s and make it even worse so he can SELL CARS. Bear in mind that his tunnel system is still pure vaporware, just like the Hype-Loop. He has one tunnel that connects two ends of a parking lot and requires drivers to transport three passengers from one place they don't need to be to another place they don't need to go, and then back. It's the crappiest ride at a carnival for toddlers.
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  3646. Are we sure they aren't just CATaracts?
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  3647. "So pale... and so penisey." I'm adding that to my business card IMMEDIATELY. 🤣
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  3648. I posit that Congressman Earl Blumenauer has logged more mileage on his bicycle than Biden has logged on all the trains he's ever boarded.
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  3649. Abstinence Nurse = Lady who can attract a worthy mate and build a real family. Screeching Lefties = Have sexually devalued themselves to the extent that a 3-strike felon wouldn't touch them with someone else's pole.
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  3650. "As for you, I don't appreciate being insulted coming from a pathetic person like yourself for accusing me of having an "emotional tantrum of a toddler." -- You are correct, sir, and I sincerely apologize. I should have added "ranting," "insane," and "butt-hurt" to my original comment. Consider them added.
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  3651. Make your own city weird. Our city is FULL.
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  3652.  @JoeandNicsRoadTrip  Thank you!
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  3653.  @icanreadthebible7561  You DO understand that you just implied that Conservatism is illegal, right? Can I interest you in some oceanfront property in Utah?
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  3654. Brave AND courageous? In THIS economy?
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  3655. I heard Corn Pop was his co-pilot.
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  3656.  @EthanH1  You're right. Texas' governor speaks for Texas, and he has spoken!
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  3657.  @EthanH1  You should use that device in front of you to look things up before you blurt out nonsense and make yourself look stupid (I suppose everyone needs a hobby). Matt Rinaldi is the Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas. Greg Abbott is the chief executive (Governor) of the Great State of Texas. Rinaldi speaks for the party. Abbott speaks for the state. The fact that you demonstrate such a deplorable lack of basic political knowledge yet are allowed to vote is rather frightening!
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  3658.  @EthanH1  When treating with foreign governments, yes he does speak for the United States (which is currently sad but still true). Domestically, my lawfully elected state and local chief executives speak for me. Where health matters are concerned, my personal physician speaks for me, not some creepy little garden gnome of a TV personality who hasn't treated a patient since he was an intern (if he ever has).
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  3659.  @brettany_renee_blatchley  No, I don't. And neither do you. Bring the receipts -- please cite any law or proposed law that makes BEING trans "illegal." If you are an adult, which I assume you are since you have a real, meaningful job, then there is NO law or proposed law that prevents you from getting hormone treatments or elective surgery. Your latter assertion is simply the result of MSM fear-mongering. That "wave of trans genocide" they yammered on about last year was based on 13 (THIRTEEN) victims, most of whom were sex workers, out of a population of 330,000,000 people. That is a murder rate of .00000003939, making trans people statistically SAFER than ANY other demographic in the country. If you refuse to believe in math, then - as you just pointed out - it is legal for you to carry a firearm for self-defense.
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  3660.  @Thiricola  Cite just ONE that negatively impacts any adult. I asked the OP to bring the receipts and she vanished after deleting her reply to my initial question because she had nothing. Let's see what you have.
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  3661. How did you stop making cars go around? #CommaLivesMatter.
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  3662. Certainly, the FAA was not amused but what about the leases? Were there any terminal, hangar, or other facility leases in place? Did lawsuits over these linger through the years? By the way, there's no such thing as a "taxi runway" unless you're Harrison Ford. The rest of us are using TAXIWAYS to navigate around airports on the ground.
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  3663. Her snowplow chin never "did it" for me. Courteney Cox was always the hottest of the 3 chicks on the show -- and still is.
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  3664. Biden's first act in office was to sabotage the energy industry, which has caused the price of EVERYTHING in America to soar, which THEN spread through the global economy. Follow the money.
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  3665. But everyone likes Lego! Are you some sort of Lego-ist?
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  3666. Meanwhile, in the European Theatre of Operations: My uncle, in addition to his regular Army duties, was briefly placed in charge of making and distributing ice cream to US troops. He was forced to come up with some "unique" flavorings based on whatever surplus foodstuff was available at the time. On a good day, he might have lucked into dozens of cases of canned peaches or bushels of "reasonably fresh" berries. You can accurately assume that good days were few and far between, forcing some questionable improvisation on most other days. His batch of split-pea ice cream was so legendarily horrible that stories about it lingered into the 1960s. There was, after all, a war in progress and you got what you could get.
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  3667. Your flux capacitor is fluxing.
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  3668. Introducing the Faraday Cloak by London Fog. It keeps you warm while protecting you from milliwatt radio waves AND dropping you off the grid.
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  3669.  @davidclark573  If you're not just trolling, then you might actually be clinically insane. Let's review: Obama Administration: Putin invaded and took Crimea without breaking a sweat. Biden Administration: Putin invaded Ukraine. Trump Administration: Putin invaded NOBODY. Biden Inc received actual MONEY from China, Ukraine, and RUSSIA. That has been documented. Your lord and savior Mueller could find NO evidence of collusion and stated as much. By the way, your headsets suck wind. I bought a Peltor instead.
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  3670.  @davidclark573  You answered a question that nobody asked instead of addressing the response to your previous false assertion. Like a toddler, you have NO argumentation skills whatsoever. You really need to seek professional counseling to treat your exceptionally severe case of Trump Derangement Syndrome.
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  3671.  @rogercruz8704  They did. They tightened up their own border security and cooperated with the Administration. Weren't you paying attention to reality?
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  3672.  @donkerouac3746  Please provide examples of my not being calm. Also please provide your rationale for my alleged development of PTSD after many of these far-Left fringe-lunatic pandering Dems get voted out of office in 2022 and 2024. Have you not been keeping up with their abysmal polling numbers or do you merely choose to ignore any facts that run counter to your inherently flawed ideology?
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  3673.  @donkerouac3746  I admit that I was rather confused by your post! All is forgiven and I retract my snark. Let us all make sure to take nothing for granted and get to the polls in November. First, catch up on your sleep!
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  3674.  @suesmythe4115  You are quite welcome!
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  3675.  @randymccluer3790  Name some and I'll let you know. Please provide sources.
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  3676.  @jsarradet  Could you explain what the heck you're even talking about?
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  3677. You can't extract something that isn't there. Honesty in the brains of marketers, water in the driest climates on Earth, common sense in GoFundMe donors, etc.
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  3678. Correction: you want to consult with a marine biologist, not an oceanographer.
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  3679. I thought Tatiana was a brunette. Is my entire reality a lie?
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  3680. Wherever Jackie is, she couldn't possibly do a worse job than Biden at running the Executive Branch.
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  3681. If the creator of that kitten growing into a mature cat time-lapse had any stones, the video would not have ended until we saw its skeleton. Coward!
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  3682. Barstow is a great place. A great place to stop for gas, a quick meal, or eight hours of sleep in a motel before moving on quickly without looking back.
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  3683. Coward! I expected you to mention the 28,000-year-old stone dildo that was discovered in Germany. 🤣
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  3684. Those lazy wannabe Communists will seize upon any hypothesis to avoid lifting a single finger to provide for themselves.
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  3685. What you fail to understand is that ALL female teachers are bat-guano crazy. I speak from marital and dating experience. Teachers and nurses: avoid them like the plague, gentlemen!
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  3686. I thought it was a modem trying to connect.
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  3687.  @shenzhendrake2429  <-- Obvious wumao is obvious.
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  3688. This is your cat: ... This is your cat on catdrugs: !!!
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  3689. Battery efficiencies have historically improved at 1 to 2% yearly, on average. I wouldn't expect a "big leap forward" EVER.
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  3690.  @konstantinscheglikov9466  What do the ages of the actors have to do with the age of the audience? Those are COMPLETELY unrelated things!
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  3691. Have we collectively forgotten that Worst Journalist of the Year Don Lemon (Worst Journalist of the Year) was voted Worst Journalist of the Year in 2014 by the very Left-leaning Columbia Journalism Review?
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  3692. I'd watch that!
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  3693. Highly disciplined volley fire?
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  3694. "MORE power, grunt, grunt, grunt" -- Tim "the tool man" Taylor.
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  3695. Does his cat love him or want to kill and eat him? YES.
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  3696. Now you know why Worst Journalist of the Year Don Lemon (Worst Journalist of the Year) was voted Worst Journalist of the Year by the CJR in 2014.
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  3697. It never ceases to amaze me that, with all of my home efficiency projects over the past two decades, that I have single-handedly done more good things for the environment than all of these tyrannical Lefty hypocrites combined. Bonus: Now that they've completely wrecked our energy independence, I no longer have a wildly unpredictable electric bill to worry about.
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  3698. Thanks, DDOI. Now I can never achieve true happiness until I acquire an assault fish.
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  3699. #9: Yes, those people were in the wrong, but learn to drive defensively and SLOW DOWN!
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  3700. The short answer to "what went wrong" is right there in the title: California.
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  3701.  @jbreezy101  Then you SLOW DOWN and merge behind him. Super-easy, barely an inconvenience.
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  3702. People like her are why pit bulls exist.
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  3703.  @Lolzzz483  High LDL cholesterol levels require reduced saturated fat intake. High blood pressure requires reduced sodium intake. Red meats (especially pork, the worst of all the red meats) are high in both. Dairy is high in saturated fat. Work on your reading comprehension skills. I noted reduced red meat and dairy intake, NOT a "vegetarian based diet." I eat chicken or fish nearly every day.
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  3704. Houston has a fairly extensive one, too.
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  3705. That's the first funny bit Colbert has offered since he left Comedy Central.
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  3706. If Australia is "stolen land," then how is it STILL THERE???
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  3707.  @morimo11  The Fremen had good technology and fair manufacturing capability. They manufactured stillsuits, water condensers, and all their worm-riding gear.
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  3708. What, no tip left in your yard? Typical dog with its owner: fights the leash to romp in filthy mud puddles, swim in infested ponds, and plow into the ocean to courageously battle otherworldly life forms. Typical dog at the groomer's: HELP! SHE'S DROWNING ME!
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  3709. Kat, there already is a word for the type of people who have time to waste scrolling through old Tweets. That word is "unemployable."
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  3710. Next time, just say "Betelgeuse" three times and send her back to Purgatory!
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  3711.  @pastorjerrykliner3162  Maybe you shouldn't use your lawn care guy as a financial advisor.
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  3712.  @pastorjerrykliner3162  Okay, then, let's dissect your claims. 1) If you're a real pastor, there's a better than even chance that you elected to OPT OUT of Social Security using Form 4361 to claim the so-called "ministry services exemption." If so, you'd have NEVER PAID IN A CENT on your ministry earnings and, therefore, are not even entitled to Social Security benefits based on those earnings. You can't "lose" what you never earned in the first place! 2) Retirement planners, CFPs, and Ch. FPs ALWAYS consider Social Security benefits in their retirement planning strategies. Most will correctly advise you to not rely SOLELY on Social Security, but to invest in other retirement vehicles and view Social Security benefits as "bonus money" or a "fun fund" or whatever floats your boat, flies your plane, or wrecks your age-inappropriate sports car. 3) No LEGITIMATE financial planner would EVER say what you claimed yours said unless, most likely, they were trying to scare you into investing in a product that grants them a commission. That would border on an ethical violation that might cost them their certification. Ergo, you are not quoting a properly certified specialist. 4) You called me a "lib" as an insult and then accused me of "resorting to an ad hominem." Not only are you irony-impaired, but you're a hypocrite and your name should be Ron, because you're definitely "more Ron" than most. Was that better? You're welcome.
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  3713.  @pastorjerrykliner3162  You call me a "lib" as an insult in the same sentence that you accuse me of employing an ad hominem argument. You are critically irony-impaired. Okay, then. Here's my argument: 1) If you're actually a pastor, then there's a better than even chance that you've opted OUT of Social Security using the so-called "ministry exemption." Therefore, you've NEVER PAID any Social Security tax on your ministry earnings, which means you CAN'T receive any benefits based on those earnings anyway, so your story is BUNK. 2) CFPs, Ch. FPs, retirement advisors, and registered representatives ALWAYS account for Social Security benefits in their planning. REAL experts would NEVER say what you claimed, so your story is BUNK. 3) However, a sketchy faker certainly would in order to scare you into buying some lame financial product on which they'd receive a commission. A legitimate planner would never risk their professional certification by saying and doing such a thing, so your story is BUNK.
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  3714.  chinto kata  It's a spam-bot.
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  3715.  @quikxfl  Brand new land! What could possibly go wrong?
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  3716. I assume by "LA" that shameless self-promoting hack actually meant West Hollywood. More likely that his entire tweet was a member of the Things That Never Happened family.
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  3717. You "reporters" are insanely gullible. In a world where subways have existed for more than a century, the "problem" this concept is "solving" simply doesn't exist. Trains can move roughly 10 to 18 times as many people as a lane of traffic, which SHOULD carry nearly 2,000 people per hour, which is far above and beyond this loopy thing. It's obvious that this is nothing more than a ridiculously expensive gimmick to sell Teslas. Buy a Tesla if you want, I have NO problem with that, but if you're going to spend tens or hundreds of millions of dollars to poke holes under my city, there'd better be some trains in them because there's no room to park all those damned Teslas downtown!
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  3718. It's not always the second rodent that gets the cheese. Nice job, rodent!
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  3719. I JUST renewed my passport in January. Guess it'll be a while before it gets its first stamp... c'est la vie.
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  3720. Let's summarize these for the convenience of the viewers: #1: Nothing happened. #2: Nothing happened. #3: Nothing happened. #4: A couple of idiots happened. #5: Nothing happened. #6: Nothing happened. #7: Minor fender bender. #8: Nothing happened. #9: Bumpers got bumped. #10: Minor fender bender. #11: Finally, something happened. #12: Minor fender bender. #13: Nothing happened. #14: Terrible musical taste happened. #15: Fender shredder. #16: Why do overpriced Teslas have such crappy potato-cams?
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  3721.  Dashcam_lessons_  Filthy scammer scum detected.
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  3722.  @Yada500  What did he get wrong, you two-week old obvious wumao account?
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  3723. I'd believe in UAPs/UFOs actually containing alien intelligence long before I'd believe that launching a chunky discount Harrier (with Zuni rocket pods on its wings) from the bow of a submerged submarine could ever end in anything but wailing, tears, and gnashing of teeth.
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  3724. While I despise the selected Resident as much as the next man, I also know how electricity works so I have to ask you WHY ARE YOU LEAVING OUT THE TRUE REASON FOR THE POOR RANGE PERFORMANCE? Was it because your testers intentionally rolled down the windows and set the cars' electric heaters to the highest temperature possible? That'll drain any battery in no time flat. If that's why the results are so poor, then you're committing a lie of omission, are no better than the Left-wing MSM, and your mothers are DEEPLY disappointed in you. Tell the whole damned truth! It's the ONLY thing that can differentiate you from the Lefty lunatics.
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  3725. Say what you will about KJP's uselessness, she sure does look GREAT in yellow!
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  3726. LLCs don't actually exist as an entity for tax purposes. They are taxed as partnerships, corporations, S-corporations, or sole proprietorships. LLCs are a state-level gimmick that just means "Lawyers Love Cash."
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  3727. A tragic waste of pretty people.
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  3728.  @DJJumpdancer  centripetal force, my man.
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  3729. Alternate title: "How to Say Absolutely Nothing in 32 Words or More"
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  3730. TJ was mostly right. Most of America is still rural. It HAS to be since it requires nearly 2 acres of arable land to feed each and every person who selfishly intends to NOT DIE.
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  3731. Stand by for bajillions of dollars of spending.
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  3732. @s b Nope.
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  3733. I don't have an optimism bias. I can do MATH. 80,000 cases in a country of a BILLION people isn't even a rounding error.
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  3734. Skynet: Deploys dog-bots to reconnoiter in preparation for Judgement Day. Girls: "Adorable! I want one!"
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  3735. New York's Finest... timing!
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  3736.  @alxd5068  We're merely #66 in mass shootings. You can look that up. In fact you have to -- the media won't mention that statistic because it doesn't sell their fear porn.
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  3737. Ironically, for most Lefties, NOT wearing a mask is the best insurance against getting an STD.
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  3738.  @FireBladeRR-RSP  I'm certain that Wing was being sarcastic. You laughed, right?
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  3739. There is a hypothesis that the Salem "witch" trials were merely a scam to steal the victims' landholdings. So, not stupidity as much as blatant theft. That general principle might also apply to the 21st Century events you noted.
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  3740. If you think the 825,000 acre King Ranch is big, you should explore the history of the XIT Ranch in the Panhandle. It was HUUUUUGE, clocking in at more than 3,000,000 acres, running along the TX/NM border for roughly 200 miles, 20 to 30 miles wide, and stretching across ten Texas counties (out where the counties are considered ridiculously immense even by Texas standards). In 1885, it was granted as the "paycheck" to the people who built the state Capitol. XIT sold its last head of cattle in 1912.
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  3741. Democrats think about Trump more than his closest friends and family do.
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  3742.  @vanavatareight5135  There is no federal lottery in the USA. They're all state or multi-state lotteries so they have NO authority to exempt winnings from federal taxation.
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  3743. There are no special tax rules for lottery winnings. They're just lumped in with your other income and taxed normally. For most people, that means they'll pay an effective tax rate of 40% or less on a big win.
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  3744. It's the legendary dorkfish that Bill Engvall warned us about.
    1
  3745. Santa Fe: "Sometimes you have to roll the hard six."
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  3746. The low-level thug flagged himself for open-world PvP combat just as a max-level player zoned in.
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  3747. You missed some key factors. Malls are exceptionally cannibalistic. Malls killed Main Street retail throughout the United States. Ironically, the primary killer of older malls has been newer malls. Lose the nostalgia goggles, people. A gigantic box of stores floating in the midst of a sea of asphalt is NOT a "town center." It is a brutal insult to the built environment. You cannot even safely walk or bike to most malls. They have outlived their usefulness, and the highest and best use is to recycle them into mixed-use neighborhoods like The Crossings or walkable shopping districts like Winter Park Village and The Streets of Woodfield. Another common redevelopment tactic is to repurpose them into office and/or educational complexes, residential loft apartments, or a mix of the above. Like the song says, let it go!
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  3748. Oil consumption is NOT measured in kilowatt-hours. It is measured in barrels, gallons, or liters because it is - you may not know this - LIQUID.
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  3749. The Court's decision did NOT "make abortion illegal." CNN's trademarked spin has devolved into blatant lies that even a toddler can discern.
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  3750. I never even heard of this "celebrity" until I clicked on your video. Apparently, she gained a modest bit of fame by skipping school. Is someone screwing around with the Reality Stone?
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  3751. Here's a real issue. Transportation costs are measured per passenger-mile. A fume-spewing aircraft with its seats filled is VERY efficient. One person in even a zero-emission vehicle is not.
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  3752.  @Candylandavenue1  I'm certain that the OP was referring to the study, not the discussion about the study. I'm also certain that you knew that and were making a joke, but this IS a YouTube comment section so we're all better off not assuming anything, no matter how trivial.
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  3753. Maybe - just maybe - people wouldn't be so quick to assume evil intentions if your figurehead didn't look and sound so very much like a stereotypical Bond villain.
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  3754. The "S" in "fresnel" is SILENT. Carriers don't "catch" landing aircraft, they "TRAP" them. There isn't a "control tower" but there IS a "Pri-Fly" near the top of the island (superstructure). If you live in the USA, you're probably fairly close to one of the four Essex-class carrier museums. The Intrepid is in NYC, the Yorktown is at Patriot's point near Charleston SC, the Lexington is in Corpus Christi TX, and the Hornet's in the San Francisco Bay area. Each is definitely worth visiting. The ships may not move any more but they are anything but static displays. I've been a member of the Lex Museum for many years and every time I visit there's a new exhibit, airplane, activity, or film to experience.
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  3755. I, for one, cannot bear facing the day without hearing noted medical expert, political strategist, and world-class economist Caryn Johnson's hot take on the situation. 🤮
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  3756. Where's the third pill for the REAL silent majority -- those of us who will never see this film regardless of its political messaging or our own political leaning? Not seeing this movie is super-easy, barely an inconvenience.
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  3757.  @elminweatherbee7672  The Ron Ely series came pretty close.
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  3758.  @jimmyfelton2825  Sure, criminals NEVER scam anyone. You've convinced me.
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  3759.  @martindixon54  Marc Maron had a bit about driving while texting in his act where he pointed out that, if you're driving drunk, at least SOMEONE is actually driving the car!
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  3760.  @jetchip  Maybe not. It will, however, increase their insurance premiums, complicate their purchase of another car, make it impossible for them to rent a car, and harshen the penalty if they're caught driving during suspension/revocation. As a society, we've become far too tolerant of terrible behavior by irresponsible morons. It's long past time to put more of these losers on foot and on the bus. Nearly 40,000 people per year in the USA are killed on our roads (2020 data). Worldwide, the total is 1.35 MILLION preventable highway deaths. Is that NOT a problem?
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  3761. Most franchisees are NOT multi-state, multi-location corporations raking in millions. Most are rather modest family-owned businesses that require a LOT of sweat equity. Also, their managers are often paid a weak-sauce base salary plus a percentage of the profit, which may be why the pay seems a little huge. If their store doesn't perform, they're eating Alpo for dinner. You don't have enough info to arrive at any conclusions. On the other hand, I have enough info (the inflated menu prices) to decide that, on the infrequent occasions that I don't eat at home, I'd rather go to a "REAL" restaurant and pay a few bucks more for a much better meal!
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  3762. #1 - What about YOUR reckless driving? How can you possibly be THAT self-unaware?
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  3763. Plot twist: Melanoma is going to kill him in his 50s. Check out that sunburn.
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  3764. Bros gonna bro.
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  3765. Austin, Texas: a $7 billion bond issue to build new light rail, BRT, and commuter rail lines, add infill stations to the existing line, and increase frequency. They recently scaled back the plan significantly because Bidenflation pushed their original budget into the realm of pure fantasy.
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  3766. It was clearly time for an etiquette lesson.
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  3767. 02:15 -- Sometimes you just have to take a moment out of your busy day to bust a move!
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  3768. They don't cancel TICKETS, they cancel FLIGHTS. The ticket still has value and can usually be applied to another flight.
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  3769. Have I misunderstood something? It almost (ALMOST) sounds as if people who have NO DAMNED IDEA how money works are stealing OUR money and GIVING it away to other people who have NO DAMNED IDEA how money works in order to buy votes! Does that about sum it up?
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  3770. Dude.
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  3771. Did the Resident soil himself? Depends.
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  3772. If I may speak for all of us Texans, we DEFINITELY want her to live on the Moon.
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  3773. Don't sweat it. She's a ginger. The 'noma's gonna get her. 🤣
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  3774. It would make a rational person want to MOVE.
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  3775. Maybe the guy who edited the trailer should have directed the movie.
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  3776. CLOVEN, Tim. The word is CLOVEN.
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  3777. Show your math, please. Yes, postwar zoning is awful, but it's not the primary driver of housing costs.
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  3778. Can't pick him out of a line-up? Look in a MIRROR!
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  3779. Vote early, vote often!
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  3780. Dear LORD! Not only do lefties have no marketable skills, but they can't carry a tune in a sack. I threw up in my mouth a little hearing them butcher that timeless classic.
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  3781. Steps 1 and 2 are what you do when a tornado warning is issued. If a nuke hits NYC, there won't be any "inside" remaining in which to shelter. Is there no limit to the absurdity of Dem incompetence?
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  3782. If China Joe was arriving from Delaware, that particular Amtrak line (the Northeast Corridor) enters DC from the direction of Baltimore (which is northeast of DC). The Pentagon is about 4 miles southwest of Union Station. There are a LOT of buildings and monuments in between. There is no way in HELL he could have seen flames erupting from the Pentagon from an Amtrak Acela or a Metroliner (I've ridden it, as well as MARC -- you can barely see Union Station until you're actually arriving there). There's also the fact that he's NEVER told the truth about ONE damned thing in his 50 years of feeding at the public trough. Whatever, China Joe, whatever. 🤡🌎
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  3783.  @ryansawyer4194  Mmmm. An order of Honey Dip Timbits sounds pretty tasty to me. Too bad the closest store is over 800 miles away.😢
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  3784.  @mikelemoine4267  I doubt that they do but, based on his behavior in the video, they probably don't need to. They know who the worst drivers are by the patterns of claims and lame-a$$ excuses so they've surely been jacking up his premiums over many years of completely avoidable damage to his car.
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  3785. @Self Made Auto Thank you.
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  3786. What money would they be "laundering?" Their own?
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  3787.  @AtlasGrinned  That isn't really laundering -- it's just graft. Laundering is when you run funds from criminal operations through a legal front to make it appear lawfully earned. Casinos and other cash-intensive businesses have historically been a popular choice of front for washing proceeds from drug and extortion rings.
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  3788. I predict that, by 2040, salmon will still be DELICIOUS.
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  3789. You missed a golden opportunity: "Feminists not amused." It's better because Feminists are NEVER happy. It's their defining characteristic.
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  3790. New Yorkers, you literally VOTED FOR THIS. Stop electing far-Left lunatics into office!
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  3791. More terrifying words have never been uttered aboard a warship than "Rainbow sighted dead ahead!"
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  3792. That's not even a gate valve. It's a door for a bank vault and Mosler Safe Company does it better!
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  3793. Nobody can MAKE you buy something. None of these whiny wealthy people staying at luxury hotels were forced to book. They CHOSE to. You can choose to stay home.
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  3794. Then you'd have one, too.
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  3795. You're being unfair. While certainly not a classic like "Stripes" or "Caddyshack," this film was a fairly enjoyable light comedy. I never stopped laughing until I ran out of "refreshing beverages."
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  3796. Just wondering: How many calories do those meds contain? That's rhetorical. The answer is zero. As I understand it, when doctors prescribe these types of meds, they also advise you to maintain a healthy diet and exercise to counteract the side effects. If someone fails to do so it isn't the fault of the pharmaceuticals. I'm on half a dozen different meds and my weight has remained unchanged for over 4 years because I modified my diet and walk at least 4 miles daily. You can't take only the doctor's orders that you like. You have to follow ALL of them. Quit spewing apologetics for those unwilling to do the work!
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  3797.  @birdielein9636  Nope. I just have decades of life experience. I had a close friend who was put on steroids who complained incessantly about her weight gain. I witnessed her scarfing down fried crap and suggested she opt for the grilled salmon. She ordered more french fries instead. I'd invite her along for my morning walk and she'd decline. She gained 50 pounds in 6 months.She ended up in the ER with severe gall bladder issues due to her fat-heavy diet and still wouldn't modify her behavior. I stopped hanging out with her because I got tired of the endless stream of excuses and lack of effort to help herself. Sure, even though I offered no insults, I'm the snarky, biased dick. You should work in a cinema because you really have mastered the art of projection.
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  3798.  @Gordon_2000  I never said otherwise. Why are you making things up?
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  3799. The MSM didn't "miss his point." They applied spin to misrepresent his point.
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  3800. Kim Hunter played the part SO much better. Just sayin'.
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  3801.  @orifox1629  As far as I know, there is ONE station in the system that can be bypassed: National Airport has 3 through tracks. That is probably a remnant from the early proposals which had the Blue Line branching to two different termini in Virginia and the Yellow Line terminus was to be much farther south on US-1. Adding bypass tracks or offline platforms to most of the stations would, today, be prohibitively expensive. They should do so with future infill stations, but they probably won't.
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  3802.  @ryanlargent9320  The reason trains can arrive on either platform (usually during maintenance or construction on one of the directional tracks) is that there are crossovers between most of the stations. That feature absolutely does NOT make express trains possible.
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  3803. Where did you get that completely insane idea? My electric bill for the month of The Great Blizzard was less than $45 for my 2,200 square foot house.
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  3804. Reich is an ATTORNEY. Attorneys are notoriously bad with money. Most can't even balance a checkbook. Asking this clown for economic advice is like hiring a poet to rewire your home.
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  3805. Nobody wants "less" people. They want FEWER people.
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  3806.  @yungkidnf  Cite your source, please.
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  3807.  @ZeroGravitas187 Just... wow. The origin of zoning was to separate incompatible land uses -- Primarily, keeping housing away from smokestack industries.
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  3808.  @havenless3551  While zoning laws were certainly abused as you described in many places, that was not the ORIGIN of zoning, as the post to which I replied implied.
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  3809. What about the rights of an unborn FEMALE? Let's see your gold medal winning mental gymnastics about THAT.
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  3810. Mr. Pool, are you aware that there's a channel on YT called "Justin is Lost" that repeatedly uses YOUR image in its thumbnails? It's quite misleading.
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  3811.  @nukem8128  They usually aren't videos about Tim Pool. The thumbnails appear to be intended to make you think the underlying video is a Tim Pool video, but it's not. Ergo, misleading.
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  3812. That's the only rational explanation. 😀
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  3813. I'm fine with the extraterrestrials voting -- as long as they're here LEGALLY.
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  3814. 3 ads for wine while watching this -- and I haven't had a drop of alcohol in more than 7 years, lol.
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  3815. Drinker, you completely non-cynical, utterly non-sarcastic silver-tongued promulgator of The Message (tm), you are not fooling any of us. We know how eager you are to see your favorite Hollyweird "personality" triumphantly dominate the box office.
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  3816. STOP saying "Alexa" in videos, internet!
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  3817. #1 is going to run out of horn fluid.
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  3818.  @voixdelaraison593  You obviously didn't even listen to the video, troll. They SAID (out loud) that Texas had asked to complete the barrier at Texas' expense but the feds denied the request. You clearly don't know a damned thing about political jurisdictions in the United States but here you are flapping your gums anyway. Your troll game is weak.
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  3819. That AG's face was frozen in time at the moment she took a bite out of an apple before finding the other half of a worm in it.
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  3820. I actually like efficiency inherent in the DVD release of this film. I can watch the good bits in about 20 minutes and get to sleep at a reasonable hour.
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  3821. Wait a minute... you dined at a rooftop bar in MANHATTAN and were shocked by the price? Holy cow, my man! You TOUR Manhattan. You SLEEP and DINE in NNJ or the other boroughs and take a train into Manhattan to sightsee during the day. I've stayed at hotels in Queens for less than $137 per night. Not recently, but you gotta shop around!
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  3822.  @OldmanNix  It's "The Machete Order" for The Matrix, lol.
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  3823.  @OldmanNix  "Machete Order. (fandom slang) An order to watch the first six Star Wars movies, minus episode I. The full order is: episodes IV, V, II, III, and VI."
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  3824.  @OldmanNix  The machete order was devised when there were only 6 Star Wars movies. Simpler, happier times.
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  3825. "That's a bloke dressed like a sheila!"
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  3826. If I believe ANYTHING that Biden says, it's when he says he's surprised about something. I truly believe that he is surprised every morning when the sun rises and every evening when it sets. To be clear, that is not a "one foot in the grave" joke, that's a dementia joke.
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  3827.  @jimlofts5433  There's one way to find out!
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  3828. It was already a freeway, they just re-signed it from US 190 to I-14. There are dozens of better examples in Texas alone.
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  3829. "He shows it every day." We KNOW -- that's exactly why we are DEEPLY CONCERNED!
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  3830.  @LucidMemories77  Women make the majority of household purchasing decisions. That isn't a bias. It's a fact. Mystery solved. You're welcome.
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  3831. Don't drink and horse.
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  3832. Which African diaspora? The one that happened 70,000 years ago? Those would be cave paintings made by bands of hunter-gatherers, which would be a LOT more interesting than this contemporary garbage that looks like paint samples!
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  3833. Interesting (maybe) trivia: The first transatlantic telegraph cable was laid in 1857-1858. The first transatlantic telephone cable would not be laid for another century.
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  3834. Texas generates more wind power than any other state and all but 4 entire countries. Just saying.
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  3835. Cap'n CRUNCH, obviously.
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  3836. "Wreakage."
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  3837. BWI
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  3838. SFO
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  3839.  @BTman58  Not Detroit.
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  3840. I used to have a best friend who happened to be black but then he got married and became super lame, so...
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  3841. Wherever you go and whatever you buy in this life, you' ARE paying the staff's salaries! Either by paying $15 for a sandwich or by paying $10 with a $5 tip. Are you aware how businesses work?
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  3842.  @joshhuskins5363  She deleted it. Naturally. Others copied it before it vanished, though.
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  3843.  @joshhuskins5363  You just accurately described 65% of social media content.
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  3844. I suspect the rabbit art was the medieval version of "The Far Side."
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  3845. Battlestar Galactica: Everyone's a Cylon. Matrix Regurgitations: Everyone's The One.
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  3846. Oh, no! Your computer is at the risk and your line is misusing!
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  3847. Watching that clip gave me Stage IV hair cancer.
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  3848. Important take-aways: Jersey people are CLASSY. 🤣 People who drive super-clean pickup trucks and wear cowboy hats in the heart of the DFW suburbs are posers who are too dumb to pour piss out of a boot with the directions on the sole.
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  3849. Take NOTHING for granted! Early voting has begun in many states. GET OUT AND VOTE FOR SANITY!
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  3850. The often-ridiculously large houses are, in some cases, selected for preservation of capital, just as with many middle-class people. In other cases, the Hollyweirdos are simply nuckin' futs. Gotta judge this on a case-by-case basis.
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  3851. If the land was "stolen" then how is it still here? Idiots.
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  3852. Is it weird how I assumed that EVERY photo you showed of the players in this scandal was of a super-creepy character from "The Addams Family?" Especially SBF, his shockingly unattractive girlfriend, the SEC guy, and Mad Maxine. Am I the only one who sees it?
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  3853. Why does your male firefighter voice sound like Batman?
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  3854. That's HEMPSTEAD, not Hampstead, you crazy Yankee! :)
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  3855. Wait a darn minute! Are you telling us that the poetry factories and imaginary oppression assembly lines aren't hiring???
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  3856. "Wayne" Abbott? He doesn't go by his middle name. He goes by "Greg."
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  3857. Don't worry, Doctor F00t. Inertia will never be a problem because this useless concept will never be more than a digital rendering.
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  3858. PETA = Prevaricators Euthanizing The Animals.
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  3859. I didn't know that becoming a billionaire by singing mediocre trash about one's pathetic inability to maintain a healthy relationship was a career option. Where's MY billion dollars?
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  3860. 00:32 - He seems more like General Hux to me.
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  3861. They work harder to do nothing than they would if they actually WORKED!
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  3862. Actually NOT a streetcar, That UTA line is Light Rail.
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  3863. I'd give you a like but I have to go vacuum the dog. I'll catch you after I mop the cat.
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  3864. I heard that the rocket didn't "just explode" but WAS EXPLODED by its controllers before it might veer wildly off course. There's a wee bit of a difference!
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  3865. Counterpoint: Look, you know, the thing. Come on, man!
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  3866. Your tax dollars at work, people. Vote smarter.
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  3867. If women want to be viewed as more than simply life-support systems for vaginas, then this is DEFINITELY going to reinforce that message! <extreme sarcasm alert>
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  3868. 01:35 - I'll have you know, sir, that nobody EVER has the "right away." It's certainly obvious that you had the RIGHT OF WAY.
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  3869. Alternate headline: Kooky Conspiracy Network Objects to Latinos Having Minds and Opinions of Their Own.
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  3870. Woman: adult human female. Cat: domestic feline, a.k.a. felis catus domesticus. Because: actual words have unmistakable meanings. Any questions?
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  3871. 02:20 - Gratuitous beaver shot. And here we thought you were above this sort of thing!
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  3872.  @paulaw418  Thank God the poor little oppressed multi-billion dollar multinational media conglomerate has YOU to fight for them. They'd be such helpless victims without you!
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  3873.  @paulaw418  Yeah. As a stockholder, that's what I want to see. A corporation blowing millions on a stupid pissing contest that has NOTHING to do with their core business in order to virtue-posture to less than 3% of humanity. Just shut the hell up and keep making mediocre movies, Disney!
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  3874.  @Necroverse19  That's weird because her wardrobe selection had literally NO purpose other than to magnetically attract hetero male eyes to her chest.
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  3875.  @davidohler9810  I'm not familiar with the reference.
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  3876. Those $2,000 checks will go out IMMEDIATELY!" - Did you ever get yours? No, you did not. Nobody did. Not one US taxpayer. Wake the heck up. You voted for a corrupt pea-dough who has never once told the truth about anything in nearly 50 years of feeding at the public trough. Are you proud of yourself?
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  3877. Not really. They're easy to automate, which eliminates a huge operating expense.
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  3878.  @robertphillips6296  They're no more expensive to maintain than an electric trolleybus. Probably less so since they don't operate on pothole-ridden streets or have any collision risk (except at Disney World that one time).
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  3879. 09:24 - GROSS! 🤢
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  3880.  @crash.override  Is it, though? There's a beautiful tract on the edge of my neighborhood that would make a lovely park, but the city wants to build an 80% subsidized housing complex on the site, less than a hundred yards from the neighborhood elementary school and on top of one of the most congested intersections in this part of the city. They already decommissioned the water tower that serves that area and there's no room for additional power lines. There are no major employers within 5 miles and every intersection within 3 miles already has a full crew of meth-addled beggars. The people who live on the street behind the tract JUST had their property taxes go up by 94% (in ONE year) and, if this palace of concentrated poverty is built, will see their property values dwindle to tenement levels while their taxes remain sky-high. You are clearly too young to understand basic economics and have only reactionary buzzwords upon which to fall back.
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  3881. "Men age like wine. Women age like milk."
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  3882. Not sure there were any ships hit by 14s...
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  3883. A former teacher does not know the definition of "fascism." Ironic? Or merely stupid?
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  3884. These people think they're in the TV show "Ally McBeal."
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  3885. You guys need some Pyramid Lake Paiute tribal cop justice! This video is almost as hilarious as that one. 🤣
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  3886. Number 1 surprised no one.
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  3887. Did you even WATCH the video? Nobody died yet.
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  3888.  @amandawilcox9638  I have no idea, I haven't been up there since 2003. I consider them a signature Portland feature.
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  3889. I still have no clue how to spell that "word."
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  3890. Why don't you people do some math? Oh, wait. If you could do math you wouldn't be quite so utterly unemployable that you had to settle for a "job" making up crap. 700,000 deaths divided by the US population of 313,000,000 equals a mortality rate of 0.002115 (or .2115%), or even a heck of a lot less if you factor in Dr. Birx's acknowledgement that deaths WITH C-19 were being counted as deaths FROM C-19.
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  3891.  @half-breed  "Magots?" You've managed to misspell two words with one. You need to keep it sane, too. You've got a little bigotry AND some crazy on your face. Not a good look.
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  3892.  @goldbud2287  You are correct, sir, and we need to invest in better security and efficiency at all of them.
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  3893.  @clifftanton8385  👍
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  3894.  @cross8215  You're right. I got a phone call during that part of the video and didn't see the entire quote. After the call, I read the OP's post, who said "one day old." My bad. You are correct, but you're also an A-hole. Enjoy your win.
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  3895.  @cross8215  It wasn't the facts, it was your presentation. Adults? Your account is barely over a year old. Congratulations, you're almost a toddler!
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  3896.  @cross8215  I'd quote you the rude part of your earlier reply but you have apparently deleted your post. What does my voting record have to do with anything? Never mind. I don't care what you think.
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  3897.  @brickhouse3339  I know. I got it from the OP, due to reasons that I explained earlier. My error!
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  3898. Tim, I will happily turn in my AR if, in return, they issue me a 20mm Phalanx CIWS that I can mount on my roof. Shall not be infringed!
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  3899.  @nicg138  Tell us you've never, ever been to a Buc-ees without telling us you've never, ever been to a Buc-ees. They don't have showers and trucks are NOT allowed there. It's absolutely, positively NOT a truck stop!
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  3900.  @Steve-318  HOW?
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  3901. "Itsa ME!" -- The Pope.
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  3902.  @vladimirputindreadlockrast7725  Triggered? What a peculiar assertion.
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  3903. Hydro has VERY limited opportunity in the USA. Most places where it can work already have it. Only 5% of our national renewables portfolio is hydro. Environmentalists hate it and many dams have been removed, especially in the northeast.
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  3904.  @joimumu  You've coined the PERFECT pronoun for these freaks: "Sheit."
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  3905. Where are the conservatives? Tim, they're in places where these riots are not happening BECAUSE typical conservatives wouldn't tolerate violent thugs running amok. You aren't seeing this crap in Texas because most of us are armed ("every blade of grass") and thugs don't like to face armed men. Even uber-liberal Austin tends to stay calm during this sort of nonsense because even a liberal can shoot you in the face if you assault him. Yay, Texas!
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  3906. "It's obvious race was the real issue..." -- You're right, but not for the reason you think. Racism had been steadily fading away in America since the late 1950s, to the point where the KKK had essentially ceased to exist and we elected a mixed-race President (TWICE!). Unfortunately, certain "progressive elements" badly wanted it to exist in order to buttress their incorrect views of reality and justify their meaningless, wasted lives, so they created racism where none existed, even to the extent of faking numerous so-called "hate crimes" like the poop swastika, hijab-yanking, and other things that never happened. The term has been so abused and over-used in order to silence differing opinions that hardly anyone can take such accusations seriously now (like this very incident, in which one of the most liberal corporations in America has become the target of an absurd allegation by obvious political opportunists). When will you snap out of it and realize that people who never shut up about race ARE the real racists?
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  3907. Feed the bugs to chickens. Eat chicken eggs as long as they lay them, then eat the chickens. Problem solved.
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  3908. Fair is fair. Loony lefties from Cali are moving to Texas like rats fleeing a sinking ship, trying to turn it into the same kind of crap-hole they courageously abandoned. Texas is merely returning the favor.
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  3909. Explain how an assembly line is going to function with remote workers. 🤣
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  3910.  @petematthews7303  Good call!
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  3911. If you irritating little Marxist parasites truly hate President Trump so much, then why do you keep campaigning for his re-election so vigorously?
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  3912. SNL hasn't been funny since the 70s.
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  3913. KTAR: Kompletely Truth-Averse "Reporters."
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  3914. Someone should have told her "Neigh, neigh."
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  3915. Nobody beats the USA at salvaging sunken battleships. NOBODY. Weird flex, but there you have it.
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  3916. How fragile.
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  3917.  @shanekeenaNYC  VERY naive. There was NO "complete package" -- they had no shops, restaurants, grocery stores, or jobs. In several cases, access to transit was neither convenient nor useful. Learn from history. In cities like New York and Chicago, hi-rise projects were often built upon the razed bones of old and poor but functional and diverse neighborhoods (with intact amenities and opportunities) in order to enrich a scant handful of developers. Moses was the worst of the lot after he gained control of the NYCHA. He lost power in 1968 and yet the city still hasn't recovered from his "upgrades."
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  3918.  @shanekeenaNYC  First, that isn't what those particular neighborhoods were like before the PJs were built. Second, if you didn't have the right connections in NYC, you couldn't build squat. Moses was NYC's Shadow Emperor for over three decades. You didn't tell HIM what to do, he told YOU.
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  3919.  @shanekeenaNYC  It's 20th Century urban slang for "project." The context should have made that obvious.
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  3920. Not DC or Baltimore. That's via the Chesapeake Bay.
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  3921. "In Praise of Shadows" definitely looks like he need not apply.
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  3922. Firing/transferring bad employees who trash-talk upper management is now "revenge?" As an English-language news organization, shouldn't you know what the words you use actually MEAN?
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  3923. You missed a golden opportunity to say "There are some who call me... Tim."
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  3924. Now SNOW is racist?
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  3925. Battleship/carrier hybrids, you say? Galactica has entered the chat...
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  3926. The moment you hear any publicly traded company make these senseless noises, short as much of their stock as you possibly can.
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  3927.  @penapickle  I have not been conned by him, so I have no reason to either hate him for ripping me off nor to reflexively defend him in order to rationalize my gullibility and protect my oh-so-fragile ego.
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  3928.  @Reach3DPrinters  No worries. I've stopped caring about why you're so aggressively defending a self-promoting billionaire who has yet to invent anything new. Have a nice life.
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  3929.  @penapickle  I have this thing called a JOB that keeps me from being online 24/7. I've stopped caring about this non-discussion. Best wishes.
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  3930. No, he did.
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  3931. For the people using a cat to run a lead line: cue the "Real Men of Genius" jingle!
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  3932. John Ward reference FTW!
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  3933.  @ilovefunnyamv2nd  Give the man a break. He thinks he invented the recycle bin.
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  3934. The current Administration has done far more harm to renewables than any other. The nation has been steadily ramping up renewable power production for decades with only modest government interference. We could fund many of these projects with small bumps in the gas tax but they've rendered that a nonstarter with their war on energy companies and the spike in pump prices -- and now they're blabbering about suspending fuel taxes. A little consistency would be appreciated! How can they be SO bad at governing? It seems intentional.
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  3935. I feel like we've seen this before. Several times.
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  3936. I missed the part where she told him to stop lying about the crime stats. Was you title also a lie?
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  3937.  @johnopalko5223  I believe you have a valid point, there!
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  3938. How about those multi-billion-dollar fleets of diesel and CNG powered buses? Are they banning those?
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  3939.  @ClickClack_Bam  "Corn Pop" references a bizarre, incoherent speech (or whatever it was) that Biden delivered to some very unfortunate citizens of Wilmington in 2017 during the dedication of a public swimming pool renamed in his honor. The OP is clearly ridiculing Biden, as one should.
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  3940.  @ClickClack_Bam  I didn't read it that way in the slightest. The OP's later post in this very thread reinforces that he was mocking Biden.
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  3941. They're going to have to rename the Sears Tower (again?)
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  3942. Yes, the party that ended institutional slavery is going to reinstate it. Makes PERFECT sense.
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  3943. That is the most epic Hot Wheels setup ever!
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  3944.  @jamesdean7756  Gonna need some credible citations for that extraordinarily insane assertion, mate. I think you misspelled "communism."
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  3945. Your ancestors immigrated from Siberia. Just saying.
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  3946. Columbia MD? Really? It is a terrible, awful place. It's unwalkable, unbikeable, and has insanely wide roads designed to facilitate the passage of numerous old-school Soviet tank divisions. Its "town center" is a massive box-o-stores (shopping mall) floating in an ocean of asphalt that you cannot safely walk or bike to. Sure, it has a lot of nice parks and pretty little lakes but you HAVE to drive to them. There's no rail transit station anywhere close to the place. If there's a Hell on Earth for urban planners, this place is it. It is the poster child for EVERYTHING wrong with postwar suburban development. The ONLY positive factor is the nearby Merriweather Post Pavilion, where I attended a number of concerts back in the late 70s. I had to drive there, as no other transportation options existed then (or now).
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  3947. Carpet is just nasty. I'm replacing mine with wood, tile, or laminate, with runners or throw rugs as needed for the usual barefoot hangouts and landing zones. My carpeted rooms have ten times thicker dust layers than my uncarpeted rooms. Just nasty!
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  3948. Literally everyone.
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  3949. What metric are you using to compare the light rail systems in Los Angeles and Dallas? I believe that DART still operates the longest light rail system in North America.
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  3950.  @jtlandrum  That's a substantial "if." It's tricky to get the precise numbers via a Google search. The cited source for L.A. includes their heavy rail lines, which definitely puts it above DART. If we include the commuter rail lines, L.A. also easily "wins." It's not a contest, though. Both regions have a LOT of improvements to implement. Also, LAMTA got started half a decade before DART, but DART's catch-up game was on point on the 90s.
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  3951. It's obvious that China Joe MEANT to say "Hail to the Chief" but got confused. Come on, man!
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  3952. I see a LOT of financial statements in my job. I've NEVER once seen "diversity" broken out as a profit center. I challenge these oxygen thieves to produce the hard numbers and show their math.
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  3953. Did you get Mammoth Hot Springs in IR while there?
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  3954. @Everett Lara What "lock down rules?" My city hasn't made that a rule, we just now implemented a "mask suggestion." Where are you?
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  3955. @Everett Lara Nobody is getting pointlessly hassled by cops here the way they are in the blue states.
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  3956. @Everett Lara So they're open for business. Great!
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  3957. @Everett Lara But you said you could order online and pick up at the curb! How is that NOT "open for business?" Are you sure you're using words correctly?
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  3958. @Everett Lara Millions of people do it every hour on Amazon. You don't have to buy things if you don't want to. You are working WAY too hard to be butt-hurt about everything. Take a deep, cleansing breath. Exhale. Relax.
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  3959.  @montanalivin8248  I was hit by one so large that the LKAS reacted to it.
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  3960.  @montanalivin8248  Lane Keeping Assistance System.
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  3961. @Everett Lara Oh, but you DID refer to just the ammo store: "I went to get ammo yesterday and they had a sign on the door saying online curb pick up only." I can read quite well. YOU keep moving the goalposts.
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  3962. @Everett Lara I didn't narrate you, I quoted you. Hard quote.
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  3963. @Everett Lara You didn't say a word about bars in the comment to which I replied. EDIT: I see you that did in an earlier comment. I'm working way too hard to keep up with your random course changes. I'm out.
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  3964. @Everett Lara Then do so. You clearly have plenty of free time to whine in a comment section. Do something more productive instead (Irony included in my reply for no extra charge). While you're out taking pictures, be sure to ask if their closures are voluntary or if they were "forced."
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  3965. Your explanation of mid-day production/usage is flawed -- you're assuming that excess residential production only transfers to residential demand. That's NOT how that works! Commercial and industrial users are also on the grid and their demand is near its peak at mid-day. On a related note, Lomi is a completely unnecessary product. You're using a LOT of electricity to grind up and dehydrate compostable matter, which you can compost for FREE using the SUN. Just get a tumbling composter for your back yard for less than $100. There's no reason to have a maintenance-intensive "instant" composter that costs 4 times as much and requires gobs of energy. It's a useless product that solves no real problem. Quit falling for this kind of nonsense! California is breathtakingly short-sighted. Virtue posturing repeatedly trumps common sense, as when Gov. Nuisance announced the ban on internal combustion powered vehicles by 2035. This would effectively ban hybrid-electric vehicles, too. So sense, much progressive. Quit re-electing these corrupt pinheads!
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  3966.  @TwoBitDaVinci  That's a fair point. If it works for you, great. It wouldn't work for me, and that's fine, too.
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  3967. I'd suggest she buy her own damned plane, but I don't think that even a C-5 Galaxy could land with her on board without damaging the runway.
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  3968. "Grown beyond..." I see what you did, there.
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  3969. Are you trying to tell us that a 1960s-era DSV funded by the most powerful navy in the world is more reliable than a DSV built in the 2010s with every possible corner cut by an "alleged" wealthy con artist? Color me shocked. Shocked, I tell you.
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  3970. "Sources familiar with the matter" is a euphemism for "we made it up."
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  3971.  @sellerz6519  Oh, you young whippersnappers and your newfangled memes! Back in my day, we had to wait for weeks for new memes to arrive by stagecoach.
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  3972.  @sweetmelon3365  Yes but that does not invalidate my point.
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  3973. They pay city income taxes and they have their own license plates. The city is not entirely self-funded, they get huge appropriations from the federal government for various purposes (like WMATA and MWAA).
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  3974. #28 -- How are you NOT rear-ending 3 cars every damn day with all that crap restricting your field of view?
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  3975.  @chrisv9186  This is the sort of nonsense that gets spewed as a result of public schools no longer teaching basic civics, sigh. The Electoral College exists because the STATES elect the President, not the general population. That was the deal which all 50 states signed as they came aboard. That's why there's no "popular vote" for the office. Instead there are FIFTY popular votes, in spite of how the MSM presents it. If you try to get rid of the EC, either the lawsuits will drag on for at least a century or our nation will disastrously Balkanize. The Founders knew exactly what they were doing and why.
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  3976.  Chris  Essentially.
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  3977. 07:40 - "Are you stupid?" Irony-impaired, are ya? You could CLEARLY see something unusual happening on the road WELL before you got there yet, instead of slowing down enough to properly assess the situation, YOU chose chaos. YOU are the stupid in this equation!
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  3978.  @RowdyRodRoddy  So original. But you're only 3 months old, so originality or wit is well beyond your grasp. Try again when you're a big kid.
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  3979. That's "people of birth," Joe -- What a bigot/racist/sexist/homophobe/transphobe!
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  3980. "When Animals Attack"
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  3981.  @rojoshow13  Everyone has that relative. Especially when the topic of fishing comes up.
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  3982.  @cliffordschaffer5289  If I had to guess, I'd say NAS Norfolk.
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  3983.  @cliffordschaffer5289  Here's the real issue. You keep dismissing the most likely explanations because you want the unproven and least likely explanation to be true. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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  3984.  @cliffordschaffer5289  Fine. These sightings were in some of the busiest airspace in the world along the eastern seaboard of the USA. There are half a dozen military airfields within a half hour's flight. There are several international airports and dozens of General Aviation fields with flight schools, news choppers, etc. There are limitless opportunities for pilots to spot and misidentify other aircraft. There are weird optical effects over open water. optic-distorting inversion layers and other atmospheric phenomena are not that rare. Add a layer of haze and a pilot who wants to believe that he saw something extraordinary instead of merely mundane and you get weird reports from merely human flyers about merely manmade objects, birds, or just random crap caught in the wind.
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  3985.  @cliffordschaffer5289  Your assumptions are that: 1) There's something for the Navy to know that isn't mundane, 2) The pilots actually reported something unusual, 3) The military would tell you exactly what their radars detected if, indeed, there was anything to detect in the first place, 4)That pilots are rigidly sane people who never buy into conspiracy theories or other nonsense and would never EVER pull silly pranks due to excruciating boredom, 5) WHICH picture clearly showed one WHAT? 6) What thing got how close to a fleet without being identified? The simplest explanation is usually the correct one. You clearly WANT this nonsense to be real, as have so many others, yet not a single piece of credible evidence has ever been produced. News channels constantly make mistakes because they suck at their jobs or even intentionally mislead to generate clicks/subscriptions/ad revenue yet this is the ONE time they get it right? Dude, I'm a certificated instrument-rated pilot and if you even merely suspected the wacky shit many commercial pilots believe, you'd never set foot on an airliner again. Yet we're supposed to uncritically accept everything they say? Pass. Again, extraordinary claims require extraordinary EVIDENCE. The burden of proof is on YOU, not me.
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  3986.  @cliffordschaffer5289  Not gonna let you turn that around, dude. If you want it to be anything but ordinary birds or some perfectly ordinary distant plane, drone, or what-not then YOU have to produce something better than babble. You have nothing. I'm out until you produce some compelling evidence. Have a lovely night and don't let the voices in your head keep you up too late.
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  3987. I am a proud son of Clan McHaggiskilt and I resent the implication that we're a bunch of fat bastards!
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  3988.  @dylanclay2741  I know. It's all over YT. Maybe we can annoy the owner with notifications.
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  3989. You could have the Ross flag engraved on your firearm.
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  3990. Kudos for which part? Not checking the weather forecast or not switching to his snow tires even though winter is a thing that happens around the same time EVERY year in South Dakota?
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  3991. American Citizens: Authoritarian overreach "cause for concern," but blatant media panic-peddling to delay their unstoppable decline and fall "hilarious."
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  3992. Let's see a video of her walking around the streets of Doha, Qatar wearing that sleeveless blouse and a pair of Daisy Dukes. THAT ought to make her re-think her current employment.
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  3993. "Vote against this bill because my mom was a dumb slut."
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  3994. Extremely deep cut, my friend. I have both versions (UK & US) of that album, for some reason. His song "Metal" (or the NIN cover thereof, if you prefer) is similarly relevant to the topic.
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  3995. Is Joyless Reid blatantly committing one of the Seven Deadly Sins of the Woke Left? That blonde hair is CULTURAL APPROPRIATION! Flog her in the public square and cancel her without delay!
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  3996. Not to mention EVERY Apollo lunar landing as far back as 1969.
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  3997. There are, but they're mostly just birds, distant aircraft, and meteorites.
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  3998. I'd offer a witty comment, but I want to go to my corner "bogeda" for some delicious Latinos who live in San Antonio.
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  3999. If the land was "stolen," then why is it still here?
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  4000. Last month, I noticed that Indian (dot, not feather) restaurants are popping up at truck stops throughout the southwestern USA.
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  4001. Miss June, you may not be a "Ret*rd Wrangler," but you are inarguably a "Moron Magnet." They sure do love crawling out of the woodpile for the thinnest of non-reasons.
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  4002. This is the REAL tragedy.
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  4003. It's good to witness the evolution of your perspective, trigger discipline, and Southern accent. Keep on evolving!
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  4004. Wind power is a great part of a diversified energy generation portfolio and we should build more of it, but OFFSHORE? Really? Do our "leaders" not know how to read a simple map? We have all the rural land we'll ever need for wind farms. Offshore turbines are ridiculously maintenance intensive. Salt water + metals + electronics = corrosion. You'd think the climate alarmists would know at least that much, given how many multimillion-dollar beachfront estates they own.
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  4005.  @Ryan_Tinney  Nearly everything you listed was contracted out to the lowest bidder in the private sector. Are you implying that is how we should provide public education? Asking for a friend.
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  4006. #16: Having a dashcam does not magically make you a police officer. What the ever-lovin' HELL do you think you're doing engaging in a high-speed chase in a city? If someone had been killed in that wreck, then YOU would also be found at fault and charged with a felony. Use your head for more than a hat rack, you idiot!
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  4007.  @chaddelong998  3, sir!
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  4008. Stop catering to the willfully fragile.
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  4009.  @JeanPiFresita  The bad guys hacked DULLES' comms. All those planes could have simply called up Washington Center (ARTCC) or another nearby Center and been re-routed by those controllers. Also, the GPWS aboard the aircraft would have alerted VERY noisily ("whoop whoop pull up whoop whoop pull up" or a similar warning) when they got too close to the ground on approach no matter what the damned ILS indicated. Also, also, planes can land on snow. It's risky, but not as risky as running out of fuel over the most populous region on the continent. Also, also, also, there HAD to be a few airports within a 45-minute flight of IAD that could clear a runway.
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  4010. These people should just learn to be secure in their abject mediocrity.
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  4011. Show up in Texas with a MAN BUN and that's what you get! 🤣
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  4012.  @realcirno1750  Sexual immortality? Sign me up!
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  4013. Remember the halcyon days of yore when fans assumed that the third trilogy would showcase the Rebellion's pacification of Imperial holdouts and focus on the arcs of more mature characters in the context of exciting battles? Yeah, me neither.
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  4014.  @olivialewis9921  Ah.
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  4015.  @CharlesTedesco  A truly bipartisan issue.
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  4016. Slow to react but quick to overreact.
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  4017. We ARE the Alabama of the galaxy, Tim. Nobody's coming here because they fear that their starship will end up on cinder blocks with its S-foils stripped for parts.
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  4018. Does that map remind anyone else of a certain movie? I christen thee "Taxpiercer!"
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  4019.  @michaelwelch9123  It wasn't just about taxes. WDW had basically NO external oversight. They were their own government. They could build and tear down whatever they pleased. The law? I AM THE LAW!!!
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  4020.  @dogtato  If it's faster and cheaper to build, why didn't he just contract to build a subway instead? They could move 10 - 18 times as many people per hour per direction and wouldn't have to worry about building massive parking structures for all those cars. Think, McFly, think!
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  4021. After-action reports indicated that this "Godzilla" moved eerily similar to a human in a rubber costume. All in all, a very strange episode in Western Pacific history.
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  4022. Let's review: Biden can't raise a nonviolent dog. Biden can't raise a sober son. Biden is somehow fit to lead 331,000,000 people. Yeah... that checks out.
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  4023. It's worked SO well for NYC. I guess California hates the "Commiefornia" label so much they'd rather be known as "Crimeofornia." Let's see: They don't want you able to defend yourselves but they DO want to keep the criminals roaming the land. DON'T BE PROUD OF THAT!
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  4024. So this is who sings when the opera is over! Good to know.
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  4025. Tell us about the old-school early 20th Century punch-button switches! My granny's house was full of those clunky things. My house, on the other hand, is full of Insteon smart switches, dimmer modules, and relay modules which form a virtual multiplexed wiring system. One advantage is that I can turn my coffee maker on before I get out of bed and turn it off from any of 7 locations in my house and office (plus from my phone) if I forget to turn it off in the kitchen (that used to be a frequent issue). I can also adjust my HVAC from my desk, phone, or by yelling at Alexa (don't judge me). It's fairly robust. I've had most of it for more than a decade and only 4 out of 23 single-band switches I installed before 2010 have gone insane or committed electronic suicide. I chose to view it as an upgrade opportunity and replaced them with new dual-band switches, which boosted the performance of the entire system. All but one of the Insteon switches I installed in my coastal rental property even survived Hurricane Harvey and still work fine.
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  4026. Distinguished graduates of the United States Air Force Academy, meet your Commander-in-Chief. 🤢🤢🤢
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  4027. Good explanation. Could you take a swing at hotel style under-window units?
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  4028. Interesting... I want more! :)
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  4029. That's kind of absurd. One of the major benefits of residential solar to the power industry is relieving the power company of the burden of grid upgrades.
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  4030. Technically, it's the "original American ADAPTATION" of the original British show.
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  4031. Pro tip for single men: ALL female nurses and teachers are bat-guano crazy. You have been warned.
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  4032.  @witchhiker-w6c  "Socialism is about abolishing socialism..." -- wait, what?!? Please do NOT elaborate. Making sense is clearly not your strong suit.
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  4033.  @contumelious-8440  I didn't explicitly say that blinking your hazards two or three times was a "pass me" signal. It's a far less dangerous "get off my ass" alternative signal than lightly touching one's brakes and risking being chased down by some 'roid-raging lunatic who wrongly perceived it as brake-checking (which we've seen happen countless times on this very channel). In my state, moving over to the paved shoulder is a universally recognized "pass me" signal -- as is sticking your arm outside and motioning forward. I would like to see the citation from your state's MVC that supports your bizarre assertion that moving vehicles cannot lawfully engage their hazard lights. What if there's a sudden slowdown ahead and there are people behind you still driving fast? In such a situation, hitting your hazards as you brake is a perfectly rational safety enhancement. What if there's crap on the road? You might want to hit your hazards as you dodge it to warn others. If that law exists, it makes less sense than California banning internal combustion engines, which also unintentionally (so I assume, but I'm probably giving those corrupt lunatics too much credit) bans hybrid-electric and biofuel-powered vehicles.
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  4034. Isn't calling the college "Transy" more than a little homophobic? xD
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  4035.  Purple people Eater  Waiter: "A fine choice, sir."
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  4036.  @memecat4878  .38, .39, whatever it takes!
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  4037.  @DontWalkRUN  Achievement unlocked!
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  4038. Not all. There were quite a few survivors from the Johnston and Roberts. They attacked with their FIVE-inch guns because they'd already launched all of their torpedoes. You forgot about the Hoel, by the way. She was the first to sink.
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  4039.  @thevictoryoverhimself7298  I wasn't trying to "get" you. Besides, the video is about a US Navy warship. No serious navy would name a warship after a bloody WORM! 🤣🤣🤣
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  4040.  @thevictoryoverhimself7298  Cannot refute. 👍
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  4041. You have misinformation in your title. "Influencer" - really? She has 44K subscribers, which is a mere rounding error for you, Andrew! 🤣
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  4042. For the price of Zuck's watch, you could buy a 40-foot hybrid-electric motor yacht. Just noting a fact.
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  4043. About 6 years ago, my LDL was so far off the rails that my doctor nearly had a heart attack. I got it under control with a modest dosage of meds, by cutting fast food and fried food completely out of my diet, dramatically reducing my intake of red meat and dairy (now I just "cheat" once a month or so) and enjoying the unparalleled excitement of oatmeal every morning. I do eat some vegan stuff, like fake meatball ("featball") marinara, fake burgers ("furgers"), and fake cheese ("feese"), but I can eat turkey, chicken, and fish and do so frequently. As long as they aren't deep-fried, white meats have very little LDL impact. Safety tip: not only is pork red meat, but it is also the WORST for your health of all red meat. No wings? No gills? No way!
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  4044. The current state of the art is even dumber (and more interesting) than you might think. When these concepts were being debated in the 70s and 80s, the idea was NEVER to use the EDIBLE parts of plants to create biofuels to replace petroleum. The idea was to divert plant WASTE (leaves, stems, cobs, etc) to create a modest but reliable stream of additives to extend the lifespan of the fossil fuel supply. It was a similar approach to refining biodiesel from the contents of restaurants' grease traps. In other words: Do something useful with waste products over the short term (which is a two-for: eliminating the disposal burden and providing a valuable product) while developing better long term solutions. Money and politics shoved this reasonable approach into the realm of the absurd.
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  4045. Some random thoughts: The Line is merely a wasteful vanity project that will never be fully realized. The true value of Arcosanti is in some of the construction techniques that have been developed or improved there, such as siltcasting. It, too, will never be fully realized. It's tough to finance the construction of a city of 7,000 residents by selling windbells and switchplates, and it's especially difficult when you refuse to allow people to buy their homes! Arcosanti does model many decent concepts for compact self-sufficient city design, though. We should never build a large-scale "city in a building." It's not human-compatible. Arcosanti is widely praised in certain circles for being a carless city but, ironically, the ONLY way you can get there is (wait for it) BY ROAD. Once you get there, it would be excruciatingly difficult to move into your apartment due to the lack of streets. I like Arcosanti, even though there's very little for a visitor to actually DO there. I've even done my part to help out. I've bought windbells, switchplates, art, and a few meals there. It's still going to take 120 years to finish the joint at this rate!
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  4046.  @dfrancer  Provide a link, please. Nobody said to do that.
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  4047. And many Americans approved.
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  4048. Isn't ANY weapon an "assault weapon" if you use it to assault someone? On the news over the past 4 decades, I've seen "assault lawn darts," "assault golf clubs," "assault kitchen utensils," and "assault trucks of peace." What these pinheads do to our language is almost more offensive than anything else they do. Almost.
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  4049.  @superslash7254  Thank you for the recommendation! I love a good hole in the wall dining experience. Let me know when you'll be in Texas and I'll let you know where the best brisket can be found -- it's usually at some run-down old gas station in the middle of nowhere. 😃
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  4050. The horns you keep hearing are not cars or trucks. They're diesel locomotives. They aren't honking just to annoy you. They're REQUIRED to sound warnings at grade crossings and in certain other situations.
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  4051. I feel you're wasting too many irreplaceable liver cells on this show. Save them for something of significance.
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  4052. You HAVE to love German. There's a word for every possible permutation of shame. Pure genius!
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  4053. I, for one, can't wait for the 2025 season of "Murica!" I expect record-breaking high ratings and viewer share.
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  4054.  @iso-didact789  We can definitely add that as an "or" to item #3. 🤣
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  4055. There is no "gender wage gap." Equal pay has been the law since 1963.
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  4056.  @TheJaredscott83  I am educated. I'm not an educator nor did I claim to be one. You're an extremist ideologue with very poor comprehension skills. "Non-binary" does not exist and if you truly believe it does then you're transphobic (what DO trans people transition from and to?) People are either born with XX or XY chromosomes or they have a birth defect that renders them sterile and the point becomes moot. You're right about one thing: it was wrong of me to assume your child's mother was the crazy one. Seek professional help.
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  4057. Living that thug life in a Tesla? A TESLA? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  4058. You "news" people have been using the word "bombshell" incorrectly for at least 3 years. I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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  4059. I'm laughing too hard to decide how I feel about this. Oh, wait: I feel AMUSED.
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  4060.  @ColinRichardson  Kudos for that BTTF2 reference!
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  4061. Pro tip: Since your videos are widely viewed in North America, you might want to use "plan" instead of "scheme" since that word bears an extremely negative connotation over here.
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  4062.  Black Gold  [Citation Needed]
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  4063.  Black Gold  Your original assertion was that the USA supports mass shootings of protesters. I then asked you to provide evidence in support of this ridiculous claim. You provided none but, instead, clumsily and transparently moved the goalposts and equated supporting a country that has done an action with supporting the action itself, which the majority of Americans do not. You then revealed that you have NO support for your claim by suggesting the equivalent of the classic nut-job commie old saw "Google it yourself." You then placed a cherry on top of your bat-guano sundae of lunacy by insinuating...something something something "the American dream is a bad thing." News flash: the American dream is simply the freedom to pursue your goals and build the life you wish within the framework of a stable nation under the rule of laws that apply to everyone equally. Sounds like you have a terminal case of culture envy. You might want to seek competent psychological help for that.
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  4064. Shouldn't "star" be in quotation marks?
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  4065.  @KyaraExMachina  Please explain how they're going to pack up their 22,000 developed acres and relocate dozens of hotels, a hundred-ish amusement park rides, lakes, beaches, waterparks, shopping centers, an enormous zoo, a massive sports complex, and golf courses. They couldn't even keep some of their most popular ride-throughs open without external corporate sponsors (RIP, Horizons). Decades ago, they peeled off 5,000 acres to build a New Town. It isn't part of the RCID and is doing quite well as part of its host county. They'll adapt. They're too damned cheap and greedy not to.
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  4066. They just give fake numbers. You then call the county, and they'll probably tell you "That's not even the format we use."
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  4067. Red = blood & green = money: of COURSE it's a Christmas movie!
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  4068. Y'all do realize that ANYONE can bet on a stock going up OR down, right? Selling short isn't intrinsically a bad thing. Spreading misinformation via the MSM in order to influence a stock's performance, however, is pure evil. The autists of the internet using Wall Street's own tactics against them, on the other hand, is pure comedy GOLD!
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  4069. GMA can correct their ignorant title that ignored the existence of Thurgood Marshall and Clarence Thomas but the internet NEVER forgets.
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  4070. 01:10 - That's how they got Donald Pleasance after he broke the Proteus.
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  4071. That drive should take less than 13 hours. Slowpoke. 🤣
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  4072.  @TheCostofAutism  Just combine refueling, food, and other biological imperatives into single stops at travel centers. Also, packing a small cooler with a few sandwiches and some soft drinks is a real time- AND money-saver!
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  4073.  @DM-ul5yc  You cannot wrap insulate high voltage AC power lines.
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  4074. #1) Caption correction: "Idiot drivers not keeping a safe distance from snowplow."
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  4075. Kamala ad. I let it run for the irony.
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  4076.  @vaniad555  You get a Californian to go back and then take their place.
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  4077.  @Tylerncm1022  Fair enough.
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  4078. There sure are an awful lot of delusional flat-chested nobodies (in every sense of the word) demanding top-tier men in these clips.
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  4079. Wait, what? We can buy MIRV cartridges now? There's no way I'll EVER miss the 10-ring with a mag full of those bad boys!
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  4080.  @YukarioMashimato  Not really. Celebration is NOT part of the WDW resort property.
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  4081. But measuring speed in rods per femtosecond is so much more intuitive!
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  4082. There is no I-75 in Texas.
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  4083.  @FinnaRealtawk2323  You're right. We should never, ever stand against something that might become a thing before it becomes a thing, even if it's been in the process of becoming a thing for decades.
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  4084. I remember that cluster of cells! It completely ignored my "No Soliciting" sign and interrupted me while I was working.
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  4085. *BASS
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  4086. Yes. Yes, he does.
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  4087. I must vociferously disagree with Tucker. I think "Ass Covid" is funnier.
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  4088. Has anyone else noticed that you've NEVER seen Randi Weingarten and Tim Allen in the same room at the same time? Coincidence? I think NOT!
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  4089. Not all heroes wear capes!
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  4090. Maybe they don't have time for truth because of all the super-important choreographed dance routines they upload to TikTok. It's all about priorities. Gotta get those likes!
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  4091. Disney World started going downhill after they demolished "Horizons."
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  4092.  @andypierce6593  With a better plan, sure!
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  4093.  @ThatColtGuy  Great! The company that is proposing that two of their three HSR stations be located in the absolute WORST places possible (they would force people to drive at least half an hour to access the proposed Houston and Brazos Valley stations) is pairing with the quasi-public entity that killed the Houston leg of the Texas Eagle in the mid 90s. What could possibly go wrong?
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  4094.  @thegeekgamer8340  Not "right now" they aren't. It's all still in the "proposal" phase.
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  4095. Week 6: Women finally figure out how to start a fire. Men build wind turbines using palm fronds, coconuts, and vines.
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  4096. They're not just unemployed. They're UNEMPLOYABLE. Big difference.
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  4097. One HUGE mistake she makes is stating that new technologies will need to be developed in order to address this. News flash, Crazy-Eyes: ALL the technology needed has EXISTED for decades! We know how to build wind turbines, nuclear power plants, solar panels, electric cars, and high-performance buildings. We know how to design more efficient communities and better transit systems. We know how to plant trees. Not only that, we've actually been DOING all of those things since before she was born! Her assumption that everyone has just sat around being as useless as herself must be projection of the highest order.
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  4098. Report them to ICE, not a comment section!
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  4099.  @Clavichordist  I'm just going to assume that it was something on a croissant. Probably bacon, egg, and cheese.
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  4100. Africa bears a truly startling resemblance to the Texas hill country. Weird!
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  4101. Do you remember the DuoRail proposal that was almost exactly like this but elevated? No, you do not -- because it fizzled out and was never actually built. Why not? Because it was STUPID and impractical and didn't solve anything. This is what happens when people with ZERO knowledge about transportation open their yaps and yammer at a bunch of yes-men and fangirls.
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  4102. The climate actually IS changing. It's been warming for 13,000 YEARS. The question then becomes: Why is it suddenly OUR fault?
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  4103.  @franzmaier433  And what is the percentage by which that's created EXCESS warming? Can you pin that down? No, you cannot. There's no consensus. Here's the REAL issue: The elites who promulgate the climate panic don't ACT in accordance with their stated belief. Ignore what they SAY and watch what they DO. Obama owns THREE multimillion-dollar mansions. Two of them are on ISLANDS. Among all three of them, they have precisely ZERO solar panels on their roofs. The elites want YOU to reduce your footprint so they won't have to. That's all there's ever been to this.
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  4104.  @skippylippy547  The money you put into non-Roth IRAs and 401(k)s is PRE-tax, not post-tax, so you're wrong or lying. The money you put into Roth IRAs and 401(k)s is generally tax-exempt when you withdraw it, so you're wrong or lying. Did you know that you can look these things up BEFORE making a fool of yourself?
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  4105. Is it just me, or does Fetterman bear a startling resemblance to the alien thugs in the movie "Battleship?"
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  4106. Tell her that y'all are nonbinary, too. Then it becomes uncool, and she'll go goth or weaboo instead.
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  4107.  @highcouncil1302  Have you considered that "non-binary" is trendy imaginary nonsense? You're either XX, XY, or have a birth defect that renders you sterile and the point moot. Only two of those things are genders (two=binary). Sexual preference is NOT a gender. A quirky personality is NOT a gender. Cross-dressing is NOT a gender. Being a "tomboy" is NOT a gender. Being an effeminate dude is NOT a gender. Those things are all well and good, but they are NOT genders. You can simply be who you are without making up nonsensical crap.
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  4108. Oysters are disgusting.
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  4109.  @barnyardbull  You need to read more. Pay special attention to the part that states "subject to the jurisdiction of."
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  4110.  @barnyardbull  The OP never addressed her parents' citizenship status in her first post, so you're merely babbling off-topic. How sad.
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  4111.  @barnyardbull  I would ask you to cite where she addressed her parents' citizenship status, but I won't bother since you have won me to your side by virtue of your preschool-level insults in lieu of any trace of actual argumentation. Congratulations. You're my new hero. You shall remember this day with pride.
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  4112.  @MrFlatage  You know, you're ri--oh, I don't care!
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  4113.  @mattdarrock666  Courtesy of Monty Python, of course.
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  4114. #1 - There's a couple of mental giants for ya'.
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  4115. If this goes through then in a few years they'll be asking where all the homeless people came from and why no investors are willing to risk a damned penny to build new housing in Seattle.
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  4116.  @LilyGazou  Units which have been in the pipeline for years. Get back to me in 5 years if this nonsense goes through.
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  4117. Pilots of all branches.
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  4118. Their choice makes sense. Just like Time, he overpromises and underdelivers.
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  4119.  @Stephen5311  Fancy CGI doesn't count as "delivering."
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  4120. You are comparing apples and screwdrivers. California overregulated themselves into a corner and impaired their own generating capacity by caving in to hypocrites who keep using gobs of electricity while whining about "dirty" power production and driving their single-occupant Hummers to environmental protests. Texas actually HAS the generating capacity but this once-per-century weather event has frozen generators and wellheads while also dropping power lines onto the ground. Come summer, Texans will be sipping iced tea in air-conditioned comfort while you folks will be sweating in the dark. Just remember to NOT vote the same way you did there after you escape the lunacy and move to Texas!
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  4121. Like the very old joke says: You know what B.S. means, right? M.S. means "More of Same" and PhD means "Piled Higher and Deeper."
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  4122. For someone who despises men, she sure does put a lot of effort into looking like one.
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  4123.  @albback8176  I like it just fine, my friend. If "Dave" had simply stated his opinion as you have instead of making up numbers out of thin air, I wouldn't have called him out for disseminating blatant misinformation. That is EXACTLY the sort of thing that confuses these issues and even creates anti-transit sentiment in the voting public's collective mind.
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  4124.  @danger170388 We get it. You had a scary thunderstorm.
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  4125.  @tekbarrier We don't notice those here, either, because quakes in the Gulf of Mexico tend to be deep quakes that barely ripple the water. The largest in the past year was a 4.5 that nobody felt, and you have to go back to 2006 to find a 6.0 that "freaked out" people on the Gulf Coast. Nice try, kid. Now go back to enjoying your self-inflicted power and water shortages between your self-inflicted wildfires.
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  4126. "Ck'you!" That pretty well sums it up.
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  4127. I LOVE renewable energy incentives as long as they heavily favor domestic job creation in the sector, but - let's face reality - it takes a LOT of YEARS for the broader economic benefits of tax incentives to start showing up in statistics. A lot of that mysterious line on that unexplained chart is assuredly due to the tax credits NOT fully phasing out during Mr. Trump's first term.
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  4128.  @etonbachs4226  That was a shockingly bigoted thing to say. Does your hatred keep you warm on cold nights?
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  4129. Clarification: The Polar Express doesn't REQUIRE tracks. Neither does the ghost train from Ghostbusters 2. What's YOUR problem?
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  4130. You've convinced me that my best course of action is to refuse to acknowledge the existence of these 2 shows and the JJ-crapverse and to just watch my Blu Rays of TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT. It's a better world this way.
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  4131. If anyone ever asks me to use "front hole" instead of a real medical term or long-accepted colloquial expression, then I will oblige them by calling them a "gargantuan weeping front-hole."
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  4132. I did learn something new: dogs are far more depressingly stupid than I thought.
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  4133. For some weird reason, YouTube decided to add a context link to "Flat Earth." Brilliant, YouTube, just brilliant.
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  4134. Because he's just an empty suit who isn't truly in charge but merely occupies the White House.
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  4135. You should have specifically mentioned Dragon's Lair. For Dirk the Daring! Left-forward-left-back-jump-right. It took a LOT of tokens to develop that muscle memory and save the princess.
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  4136. Can you imagine an adult woman who lived a life so privileged and sheltered that she never learned the basic concept of "shopping around for a better deal?" Oh, wait... you don't have to.
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  4137.  @dodieodie498  Are you a crazy far-Leftist, to be making up a bunch of easily disprovable lies? Pleasure Island was NOT within any of the parks. It was in the Downtown Disney shopping district (now called Disney Springs) and gambling has NEVER been offered nor legal on WDW property. Pleasure Island had restaurants, dance clubs, live music venues, and comedy clubs. Children WERE allowed in many venues in Pleasure Island, but the nightclubs were for ages 21 and above only. Pleasure Island was permanently closed 15 years ago, and all of its venues were changed into restaurant and retail locations. Pro tip: that Outrage Communicating Device you're using can also be used to look things up so you don't sound like an idiot. There are plenty of legitimate reasons to be angry with Disney -- you don't need to make up a bunch of pure nonsense!
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  4138. Nina and her mom could pay off their loans in less than a decade if they'd just eat more veggies and lay off the fast food and deep-fried mayonnaise balls.
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  4139.  @brianspiller9075  It doesn't have to be boring. Just paint "See Rock City" on it.
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  4140.  @jackesioto  That's not really the case. Complex roofs on large homes imitate entire settlements/villages.
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  4141. I'm not using ANY of those idiotic terms. I have too much to do.
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  4142. NYC: A great place to be FROM. ;)
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  4143. @Maxeotl Exactly my point! :)
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  4144. He pities the fool!
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  4145. I let the Biden begging for money ad play through (this time) for YOU, Andrew! Your true fans suffer in support of your art. 🤣
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  4146. You were in San Antonio, a city boasting some of the finest Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine in the known universe, chose to eat at WHATABURGER, and then bitched and moaned about your own choice? If you're ever tempted to wonder why Texans dislike Left Coasters moving here, take a moment to self-reflect and consider what you said out loud in front of God and everybody! 🤣🤣🤣
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  4147. I'm confused. Did you vote for any Republicans?
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  4148.  @willythemailboy2  Spoken like a true Authoritarian. Either that, or an attorney eager to cash in on the inevitable endless series of lawsuits.
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  4149.  @willythemailboy2  Did you actually READ what you wrote? "NIMBYs" is a weird word to substitute for "property-owning, voting citizens with Constitutional rights who pay taxes" which in NO way justifies deploying Stalinesque tactics because advocates failed to make their case in the public forum. I'm sure that the private companies who own the transmission networks (a point not mentioned once in this clip) are excited at the prospect of raising mercenary armies to wage war against their own customers. Which badly-written dystopian fictional world do you think you live in?
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  4150.  @willythemailboy2  Apparently you lacked the ability to make that clear. Your comment in your last post should have been part of your first post.
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  4151. I saw the interviews and I fear for the welfare of her 36 cats.
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  4152. I'm viewing the new phase as if I'm watching an obese, pink-haired feminist with a box full of self-contradictory protest signs winding herself up on the steps of the state Capitol. I really want to look away, but I also really want to see how it plays out.
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  4153. Typical feminists: courageously fighting for rights they already have. So stunning! So brave!
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  4154. The Scamazon robocalls I get always claim that the item was ordered by <same name every time> from Dayton, Ohio for $729 or so. If I'm not busy, I play along until I get bored and claim that my AV s/w prevented the screenshare. They hang up instantly. How unmannerly!
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  4155. Your method is better, Jim. You get to hear the sweet, sweet music of scammer panic.
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  4156. 1976 (the Bicentennial): Disco Inferno, Stayin' Alive, etc. You can simultaneously honor it and rip it to shreds with impunity.
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  4157.  @challenger2aircraftadventures  I like it! Make it an homage to "1,000,000 Years BC."
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  4158. To this day, I remember just how DELIGHTED my Grandmother was in the late 1960s when she replaced her coal-burning furnace with a newfangled oil-burning contraption that heated the same (original) radiators throughout her house. She had the outside coal chute hatch welded shut but NEVER managed to get the basement floor clean. It remained blacker than midnight until her death in 1981. That's right, kids. People used to heat their homes with COAL, even into the latter half of the 20th century.
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  4159. I don't know WHAT you're talking about. She already received Hollywood's highest honor by being immortalized in "South Park."
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  4160. Carl's Jr uses Beyond fake meat and it makes your urine smell weird for days. Burger King uses Impossible fake meat. It almost tastes kind of ok but at least it doesn't make your pee smell weird.
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  4161. After decades of mismanaging forests and water resources, and allowing homes to be rebuilt in places that have repeatedly burned down to the topsoil for thousands of years, it's suddenly all the fault of climate change. You Californians keep voting for these corrupt idiots and then have the gall to act surprised when it blows up in your faces. Grow up, take responsibility, stay in your state, and change it for the better. Do NOT come to our sane states and vote for the same lunacy you just fled!
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  4162.  @Raptoraddict6610  You mean the vote that happened anyway on the very same day? Try harder.
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  4163. It should be noted that this focus group is a statistically smaller sample than a broad poll. It's only 11 people. I think they're on point, but they're only 11 people.
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  4164. Let me check the math here. The "majority" of people (0.46%) disagree with the other 99.54%? That certainly checks out. Don't misunderstand my intent, here. I'm just checking the math. I totally support adult M2F trannies. Less competition for actual females and more boobs/cleavage to view. What's not to like about that?
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  4165. ...nonsense.
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  4166. Don't forget about the Trucks of Peace.
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  4167. YOU nonproductive talking haircuts were fine with this for 4 years, even glorifying Hollyweird's finest idiots when they shouted "Tuck Frump" (slightly edited for "decorum") during televised award shows, cheering on the Speaker of the House when she tore up a copy of a State of the Union speech, and falsely framing video evidence of more than 570 violent left-wing riots. YOUR nonproductive talking haircut colleague CREATED this meme by attempting to run cover for our increasingly unpopular Pres-I can't even say it- our increasingly unpopular selected Chief Executive. It is long past time for ALL of you to take a remedial Journalistic Ethics course!
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  4168.  @tjarkschweizer  Stay in school. Chimps don't have tails. Like gorillas and humans, they're APES, not monkeys.
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  4169. These guys should keep impersonating CIA officers if they want to see a REAL Global Hawk. Not that they'd ever actually see it or even know it was near until its companion Reaper fired its payload at them. Who's up for a GoFundMe to make this happen? Yeah, I know, but it's a fun little daydream...
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  4170. On I-35 between Austin and San Antonio, this is just another day ending in "Y."
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  4171.  @Caribbism  Name ANY other nation that tolerates this porous border crap.
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  4172. This platform was built in the year I was born, repeatedly showing up in our course material in elementary school, middle school, and high school during the 60s and 70s.
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  4173. 7:30 - What a bunch of fugly nobodies!
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  4174.  @RJ-cookies  Maybe people stopped believing the "experts" when you nurses incessantly complained about how overworked you were but still had time to choreograph and post simply awful dance routines recorded in empty hospital spaces on TikTok. Maybe people stopped believing when the WHO, the CDC, and that little attention-whoring gnome who is not anyone's personal physician relentlessly contradicted themselves on a weekly basis. Maybe people stopped believing when many politicians leveraged a "fortified" bat virus into blatantly Authoritarian power grabs. Maybe people stopped believing when certain Governors knowingly sent infected people into nursing homes full of the especially vulnerable in spite of the presence of sufficient hospital beds on naval hospital ships and ad hoc overflow facilities, just to make certain other politicians look bad. Maybe people stopped believing when constant reports of strained health systems repeatedly proved to be exaggerated just to satisfy the media's fear p0rn fetish. Maybe people stopped believing when "two weeks to slow the spread" passed the one year mark. Maybe people stopped believing when their family businesses were destroyed by capricious, non science-supported lockdown edicts while multinational mega-corporations not only survived but realized record profits. Maybe.
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  4175. Every last one of those weird fake "genders" and nonexistent pseudo-sexualities is nothing more than a weak-sauce euphemism for "Nobody wants to bang me."
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  4176. Interesting timing re YouTube's video suggestion. My 7.5Kw array is going to be installed TODAY (starting in about an hour and a half). Utility-interactive system. SunPower modules with microinverters. 300 days of sunshine annually here. I retrofitted my house with energy-efficient lighting and automation systems 11 years ago. It'll be interesting to see how all of that works together! [Edited for chronological correction]
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  4177. They finished the installation in one day but I can't switch it on until the city authoritarians (from whom I do NOT buy power) and the power company (from whom I do) inspect it. One of those is a reasonable requirement, the other is not.
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  4178. You might need to explain "rewinding" to the young-uns.
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  4179.  @krisstopher8259  China has the dubious "advantage" of a Communist dictatorship and borderline slave labor. Any comparison you care to make is a false equivalency. Don't be disingenuous.
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  4180. ​ @chrisv9186  "The gun laws of California are some of the most restrictive in the United States. A five-year Firearm Safety Certificate, obtained by paying a $25 fee, submission of applicant data to the state, and passing a written test proctored by a DOJ Certified Instructor, is required for the sale, delivery, loan, or transfer of any firearm. Handguns sold by dealers must be "California legal" by being listed on the state's Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale. This roster, which requires handgun manufacturers to pay a fee and submit specific models for safety testing, has become progressively more stringent over time and is currently the subject of a federal civil rights lawsuit on the basis that it is a de facto ban on new handgun models. Private sales of firearms must be done through a licensed dealer. All firearm sales are recorded by the state, and have a ten-day waiting period. Unlike most other states, California has no provision in its state constitution that explicitly guarantees an individual right to keep and bear arms. The California Supreme Court has maintained that most of California's restrictive gun laws are constitutional, because the state's constitution does not explicitly guarantee private citizens the right to purchase, possess, or carry firearms. However, U.S. Supreme Court decisions of Heller and McDonald established that the Second Amendment applies to all states within the Union, and many of California's gun laws are now being challenged in the federal courts. Additionally, California law heavily restricts the sale and possession of other items regarded as dangerous weapons, including but not limited to: certain knives, swords, clubs, explosives, fireworks, bows and arrows, slingshots, spears, and nunchucks." - from Wikipedia.
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  4181.  @henryjohnson160  Correction: I couldn't care less about your fiction-based judgement of a stranger on the internet. You don't me and I don't know you. I can, however, say with the utmost confidence that the framers were far smarter than either of us. Out.
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  4182.  @henryjohnson160  You've lived a very sheltered and privileged life, haven't you? At least your mental gymnastics are quite entertaining. You literally contradicted yourself by noting that I'm concerned while asserting that I don't care. You know nothing about my situation. it isn't "paranoia" when I've twice had guns aimed at me. I got out of the first threat by using my words. The second time I had to physically overpower the threat and confiscate its weapon. I'm 30 years older now, not quite as physically able, yet still responsible for the safety of myself and my family. When seconds matter, the cops are minutes away. My government paycheck and training may be decades in the past but I still opt to rely on myself, thanks.
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  4183.  @henryjohnson160  There you go making unjustified assumptions again. I don't routinely carry. Even while a federal employee (and receiving numerous threats both credible and otherwise) I didn't routinely carry. Okay, let's look at the Second for a second: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." You should note that it does NOT say anything about overthrowing a corrupt government OR personal protection. It doesn't require a purpose for being armed. It simply prohibits the government from disarming its citizens. Sure, the bloated defense budget is a conversation we should have as a nation. I'd prefer to see a significant chunk of that invested in transportation, parks, and other infrastructure, rather than have our military act as hall monitor for the world.
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  4184. "She not in it for money." -- Yet, there's apparently more than ONE MILLION DOLLARS (read that in Dr. Evil's voice) in donated funds (via internet campaign) awaiting her as well as a book deal. That's a LOT of coin for "not being in it for the money!"
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  4185. I'm confused. Aren't hospitalizations (and deaths) dropping like a rock? Their words do not match their numbers. Weird.
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  4186. I'm a practical man. Let the attractive ones in. Send the uggos back.
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  4187. I always assumed Superman 4 was intentionally awful like "Springtime for Hitler," the musical within the musical in "The Producers."
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  4188. Joyless is 80. Compared to her, EVERYONE is young.
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  4189. I'm not staring at your chest, your chest is waving at my eyes!
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  4190. Great idea, because someone who puts sticky buns on a buffet table is worth EXACTLY as much as someone who manages tens of thousands of people and billions of dollars worth of properties.
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  4191. I'm going to summarize this ENTIRE movie in merely three words: SUNK COST FALLACY. You're welcome.
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  4192. For a so-called "ICE raid" there sure were a HELL of a lot of DEA agents present! What are you covering up, you CBS "news" hacks? Was this really a drug raid that merely happened to stumble onto a bunch of border-jumping mules?
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  4193.  @Stalkedbyapsycho  Agreed, but I was only calling out the economic fiction that's been hyped for decades.
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  4194.  @Breaks4Breaks  Don't tap the brakes, instead tap your hazards for a few blinks. It's a clearer message: "I'm doing all I can, go around and see if you can do any better."
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  4195. I recall that many media pundits were enthusiastically "speaking out against" vaccines when President Trump initiated Operation Warp Speed, proudly stating that they'd NEVER subject themselves to an experimental jab touted by him. Please square that particular circle for us.
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  4196. Why do these "elites" all look and sound like Bond villains?
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  4197. Still waiting for the Timcast-branded line of beanies.
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  4198. I'm not too concerned about the availability of McGriddles, but I really hope their ice cream machine is working -- because, after watching this clip, I have an inexplicable craving for dairy.
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  4199. You buried the lead: "Geraldo posts photographic proof that he can be intentionally hilarious."
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  4200. MAGA vs. MAWA
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  4201. The most horrifying thing to come out of this story is that someone would put a slice of lime in a Pepsi. Who DOES that???
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  4202. 0:35 - This kid is clearly destined to be a politician.
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  4203.  @kpw84u2  Says the sponge who has never owned anything of value. 🤣🤣🤣
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  4204. 3:09 - Pure nightmare fuel.
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  4205. If she's so smart, why does she have such a nasty sunburn? 🤣
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  4206.  @Eviekaii  Because I know how to use sunblock and avoid skin cancer? You are not making sense. Try again.
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  4207.  @Eviekaii  Fewer than if you wear NO sunscreen. She's beet red in the clip. You may now refer to her as "melanoma girl."
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  4208. Historically, NY politicians who piss off the machine are DOOMED. Even the unprecedentedly powerful Robert "Bob the Builder" Moses got himself forced out of power after too many screw-ups and scandals became public, and he was a genius (debatably an evil genius). Drink-slinger Occasional Cortex is NOTHING to the machine that turned the mighty Moses into a has-been!
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  4209. DDOI: The Body Horror Chronicles.
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  4210. How to make a small fortune in woke Hollyweird: 1) Start with a large fortune. 2) Make a movie for nobody. 3) Call the 99.9979% of people who don't want to see it various "ists" and "isms." 4) Put on your surprised Pikachu face. 5) Achievement Unlocked: Small Fortune!
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  4211. "... when people take the country back and prove you wrong?" -- Nearly half the country thinks that they already did that in November 2016. Perspective can be enlightening, eh?
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  4212. Yes, we can! But should we?
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  4213. No, it's a caracal and they can't meow. They hiss.
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  4214.  @barryrobbins7694  I'm not even sure why you brought up the Zimmerman case nor the point you thought you were making, but I think you misspelled "Neighborhood Watch volunteer who was acquitted on both counts by a duly empaneled jury." Isn't suburban design the topic at hand?
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  4215.  @Roofers-Nail-Hardest  That "legal secession" thing and the "automatically turn into 5 states" thing are pure bull-crap. Neither is true today. In 1868, the Supreme Court determined that unilateral secession is NOT legal, and that decision has never been reversed. The 1845 annexation of the Republic of Texas into the United States provided for spawning 4 new states, but that document was superseded when Texas rejoined the Union in 1870. You need to keep up with the changes, my friend! You got two things right: 1) That gal was pretty hot and 2) Do NOT mess with Texas.😁
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  4216. The best Madonna film EVER is Julie Brown's mockumentary "Medusa: Dare to be Truthful." The best song parodies in the film are "Party in My Pants" and "Vague." If you haven't seen it, look it up.
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  4217.  @TheTardisNamedSexy  Primitive and wasteful of fuel! In most of Texas we get medium-sized landfill and large recycling bins for curbside service (some places also provide a small bin for compostables). Some of the waste trucks are even powered by biodiesel.
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  4218. Are you seriously comparing the commission of a serious felony to... GOING OUTSIDE? Wow...
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  4219. It's not just that they're tyrants but that they're so VERY bad at it? I'm honking with laughter!
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  4220.  @GeneseeBen  I'm writing one.
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  4221.  @chaos_baron  Sure it is. Drinking is optional. So is tipping. You're free to opt to be an ass-hat, though.
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  4222. Gross!
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  4223. Attention Lefties: If you never shut up about race, YOU'RE the racist!
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  4224. Misread "fiat" as "flat" and thought you'd be lampooning flat earthers. Run with that one if you like!
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  4225.  @vivalarazausarmyvet4453  Wage growth is falling behind record inflation as each dollar in your bank account steadily loses value, mortgage rates are climbing, violent crime rates are spiking, food shortages are expected, our border has been violated nearly 2 million time is just over a year, and you can't give him credit for regaining jobs that his fellow party hacks demolished with their covid-related performance art. Nice try, though. What's in it for you? 50 cents?
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  4226. It's commuter rail and Cedar Park opted out. It skips CP on the way to Leander.
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  4227. What will really undercook your noodle is that, if you install a tankless water heater to save energy and also remodel your bathroom with new fixtures, you'll never feel the joy of hot water ever again. Tankless heaters need a decent flow rate to kick in and actually HEAT the water. This is a fair example of how self-appointed do-gooders completely lack any ability to think things through. I'm not saying I had my remodeling contractor rip the flow limiter out of my shower head, but I'm not saying I didn't. Draw your own conclusion.
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  4228.  @bean420man  They must have been big mad when New Mexico legalized it. 🤣
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  4229. 0.46%
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  4230. I think you misspelled "illiberal."
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  4231. The significance of a regular testing cadence that we'll keep regularly testing at a cadence that is regular. I think we may have discovered who keeps slipping cryptic Post-It notes to Kamala!
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  4232. #1: Canadian women are psychotic. #2: Texas women are psychotic. #4: Groups of women are psychotic. #14: Woman drives psychotically and wonders why everyone else "almost" causes her to have an accident. #17: California women are psychotic. Draw your own conclusions. 🤣🤣🤣
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  4233.  @kevincruz8161  She's driving pretty fast (as you can tell when the clip slows to normal playback speed) for being in the right lane of a frontage road. She totally overreacted to that first car, which didn't even come close to contacting her car. All she had to do was get out of the right lane and/or slow down but, instead, she adopts the "everyone's the problem but ME!" attitude. Pro tip: if everyone except you is the problem, the problem is YOU! 🤣
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  4234.  @kevincruz8161  Methinks the lady doth protest too much.
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  4235. No pity at all for these self-inflicted mental illnesses.
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  4236. A government program spending tens of millions of dollars but yielding ZERO results? I am shocked, I tell you, SHOCKED. Oh, wait... It was just another day ending in "Y."
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  4237. @sbfcapnj That's a very interesting way to tell a lie, buddy. That's not how fuel efficiency is measured in aviation because it's completely meaningless. It's measured in gallons per hour, which varies by power settings. Distance covered varies by power settings and atmospheric conditions (temperature, wind, humidity, etc). For example, a Cherokee 160 has a fuel capacity of 50 gallons and a range of 700 nm. That yields a raw mileage estimate of at least 14 nm per gallon, which means your numbers are off by a factor of roughly 3.5. Pretty weird thing to lie about! You're using a computer, right? It can be used to LOOK UP THINGS. ~The More You Know~
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  4238. Correct me if I'm mistaken, but I suspect that the U-505 in Chicago has never required a thorough mowing.
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  4239. That seems to be a cherry pie. Gross. You can have my slice. I'll wait for the Dutch apple pie.
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  4240.  @kinjunranger140  Nope. I just prefer apple pie. Oddly, I love cherry flavoring but despise cherries.
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  4241. Booty Judge hasn't been doing nothing -- about two years ago, he fell hook, line, and sinker for the completely idiotic "Solar Freakin' Roads!" scam that was debunked NINE FREAKIN' YEARS ago -- so there's that.
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  4242. Ebola doesn't spread fast because it's too efficient at killing its hosts. The 'rona spread fast because it's relatively mild.
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  4243.  @chaunceyspringett5523  Most adult Americans know that one "O" is the difference between "the opposite of tightening" and "the opposite of winning." #AllVowelsMatter
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  4244. Relax, everyone! This is actually a trailer for this summer's most anticipated blockbuster release: "Political Suicide Squad."
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  4245. Great presentation! I have some weird dietary restrictions. No red meat, no dairy, no caffeine, no fats, and NO ALLERGIES. I have a different medical issue, and I'll happily eat all the gluten and carbs you can send me, preferably in 55-gallon barrels because bread is awesome! I can always find something on a menu that's both appropriate and delicious. I can tolerate incidental amounts and don't have to claim special nonsense that pisses off the staff and gets me served a "spitter."
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  4246.  @homesteadgamer1257  Glad to hear that you folks don't use electricity.
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  4247. Sarah, get off your high horse. You just tried to murder a dude!
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  4248.  @elemar5  You should learn to do math. It's important!
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  4249.  @elemar5  And THAT is why you no longer have a global empire.
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  4250.  @elemar5  My most egregious error was assuming that you had a sense of humor.
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  4251. Happy birthday! I enjoyed your book. Are you working on the next one?
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  4252. Dear Beaniemeister, the answer to how this happened is deceptively simple. Politicians do not understand basic math. I'd bet a month's salary against a stale doughnut that Liarwatha has never balanced a checkbook in her life. Also, she's lying. You can tell because her lips are moving.
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  4253. Nevada girls need to switch to decaf.
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  4254. Pence's favorite absolutely has to be "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot.
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  4255.  @LieutenantColonelSubmarineButt  Every company has ties to China. They're ALL spreading the virus! - AOC, patient zero of the stupidity epidemic.
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  4256.  @edmilsoneletrica  I have bills to pay, as well. I'm working from my home office. I know it isn't an option for everyone, but those of us who can will be helping make things at least a little safer for those who can't.
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  4257. Of course it's all coming from women. Recently, a woman chewed me out and hung up on me because she refused to comprehend that we were discussing two different money issues from two completely different YEARS. It was absolutely surreal.
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  4258. No reason other than the subway is necessary for NYC to even FUNCTION, that is!
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  4259.  @galaxyanimal  Except that the OP didn't say "former" or "decommissioned." That makes a difference.
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  4260. If this doesn't boost your competence that our nation is in confident hands, then I don't know what will!
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  4261. On the local news this morning, they said it was a young black male.
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  4262.  @StishFicks  You'll never own anything of value. Good luck with that LOL
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  4263.  @StishFicks  I have no debt. Try harder, renter.
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  4264. This needs the AOC "big juicy booty" clip.
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  4265. Points toward the ground. 🤣
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  4266.  @belfast7402  And old-timers in Texas still refer to I-35 as IH-35. Regional peculiarities are fun!
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  4267. The first few seasons (1970s) were funny. The halls of my high school echoed with impromptu skit reenactments every Monday.
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  4268. I'll believe the aliens have been here after they're stuffed and mounted on display at the Smithsonian.
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  4269.  @demigod1013  Do you mean the guy who has NOT been President nor held ANY political office for the last four years? Do you mean the bill that tried to add an express lane for economic migrants pretending to be refugees from modern, reasonably civilized New World nations? Asking for a friend.
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  4270. That's easy in the southern tier of states: Just do it!
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  4271. Excellent review. Thanks for ending it on an upbeat note!
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  4272. Faster drivers do not HAVE to weave in and out -- They CHOOSE to.
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  4273.  @DarkSentinel52  Better diet, actual medicine, healthier children, and longer lifespans. You're clearly an idiotic ideologue who would have been FAR too stupid to survive in pre-industrial times. Go away now, the adults are speaking.
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  4274. I'm sure that Michigan's Governor is a nice enough lady, but are we not going to talk about how painfully WEAK the Dems' response was?
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  4275.  @redskindan78  Thanks!
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  4276. I voted last week, you slackers.
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  4277. ABC: Always Be Closing.
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  4278. Texas has become a dystopian nightmare. Packs of wild boars roam the land and will try to eat your children. Coyotes infest our cities and will definitely eat your stupid pets. There's no electricity or fresh water. Gunfights break out on every street at all hours of the day and night. DON'T MOVE HERE.
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  4279. It appears that "The Mouse that Roared" is not just a movie!
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  4280. There's a company called Greenline Yachts that makes solar-powered electric and hybrid-electric motor yachts. Normal 40- to 70-foot yachts, not mega-yachts. The industry is stepping up and many people of means are making environmentally responsible choices, while the eco-terrorists are committed to turning people against their own cause. 🤡🌎
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  4281. Yes we can but SHOULD we? Probably not entirely. Arcosanti is a prototype compact city in Arizona that was designed from the start to be carless. There's a small parking lot in front of the Visitor's Center but no internal streets, just walkways. There are apartments scattered throughout the compact city. The first time I visited I wondered how one moved in to an apartment there. They told me that the truck gets as close as possible on the access road and everything is manually moved around on dollies and carts. That includes heavy kitchen appliances, HVAC hardware, furniture, etc. While I dislike quoting characters from comic book movies, I have to say "not a great plan!" Later I sketched out a "new & improved" version of the design using "skinny streets" and other New Urban precepts overlaid on the same compact footprint while retaining the integrated greenhouses and other agricultural elements in order to create a place where people could actually LIVE and do their people things.
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  4282.  @winchestersons6258 Unlawful detention.
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  4283. It is NOT tax-free. The Internal Revenue Code states that all world-wide income of U.S. citizens and residents is taxable by the U.S. and the taxpayer is responsible for reporting it. These freeloaders are tax CHEATS, of course, costing the rest of us even more money than first meets the eye.
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  4284. Matt thinks that the woman having to pee 3 times during a less than 4-hour flight is excessive? Dude, just TELL us you've never driven anywhere with a woman before! 🤣
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  4285.  @osasunaitor  Sort of. Earth life started with anoxic (anaerobic) forms. They were mostly slaughtered by the evolution of photosynthesis and the resulting oxygen holocaust. Here's the problem with Arrakis, Tattooine, Jakku, and every desert world in so-called "science fiction" films: They are ALL chock-full of life forms inhaling a nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere and exhaling carbon dioxide but totally lacking in adequate numbers of life forms inhaling carbon dioxide and exhaling oxygen. It's only a matter of time before **YOU HAVE DIED OF SUFFOCATION ** and Game Over! That's why (other than Dune, which gets a pass because I said so) you only find inhabited desert worlds in garbage movies like Star Wars (I enjoy SW but it's NOT science fiction, it's just Swords & Sorcerers in Spaaaaaace). You do NOT find them in REAL science fiction like Niven's Known Space, Heinlein's Future History, or Piper's Terro-Human Future History. Hollywood is trash.
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  4286. A mountain-sized theramin!
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  4287. With net metering, most (probably) of that zeroes out.
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  4288. Tim, a PO Box address would NOT suffice to show in which voting precinct someone actually LIVES. It's just that simple.
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  4289. I checked with my insurance company prior to installation. They're covered, as is anything that's permanently attached to my home. The odds of all 23 of my panels being taken out during one hail event are acceptably slim.
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  4290. Cell phone users: it's now Current Year. Why the HELL are you still holding your phone in your HAND like a filthy animal? either link it to your car's Bluetooth or dig deep in your sofa cushions and find the fifty bucks to buy a Bluetooth earpiece!
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  4291. Leave the 5er at your compound and take the Class B instead. It fits in a standard parking space. Isn't that why you built it?
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  4292. "$20,000,000,000?" Twenty TRILLION? NVM, I'm losing my eyesight. Just...NVM!
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  4293.  @P.W.R.  Frack. I'm going blind.
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  4294. Disney used to allocate significant security resources to identifying p3dos and kicking them out of their parks. Now they're pandering to them! When did that change? What The hell, Disney!?!
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  4295.  @A.J.1656  For someone who's being so literal-minded about Darwin and evolution, I am simply stunned (STUNNED, I tell you) that you implied that humans evolved from monkeys. Humans did not evolve from monkeys nor any other extant primate species; we simply share common ancestors.
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  4296.  @A.J.1656  You didn't use that word, I did. It comes from the English language and means "still in existence." Humans did NOT evolve from monkeys, as primates are descended from a common ancestor that became extinct about 25 million years ago. You can Google that for yourself.
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  4297. Protesting is fine, as long as it's out on the Capitol steps, but, once you enter a gallery INSIDE the Capitol, you are subject to the chamber's conspicuously posted Rules of Order (no flash photography, keep the chatter to a whisper, etc). Those hysterically shrieking toddlers EARNED their arrests by being illiterate, rude, and stupid. There is a time and place for everything and a committee meeting is neither for noisy protests.
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  4298. The blue states/dictatorships are going to be tied up in court for decades after the panic subsides...
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  4299. Quick and easy cure for anxiety: STOP WATCHING THE "NEWS."
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  4300. For those who don't know his work, he used to be funny.
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  4301. The gorilla can't possibly pick 'em as poorly as I have! Alcoholics, pill freaks, chronic liars, emotional abusers, epic daddy issues, cultists, assorted nonspecific nut-jobs, etc. Be warned: nurses and teachers are the absolute WORST.
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  4302. She'd be better off going to remedial driving school. Her aggressive driving created most of those "almosts."
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  4303.  @nboddie1036  You're missing the nuance.
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  4304. That chain-hoax is reminiscent of all those idiots who think posting "You do not have my permission to use my photos" on their social media pages magically overrides the terms of service that they agreed to.
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  4305. It's not. The credits just shorten the payback period.
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  4306.  The Turd Reich of Mar-A-Lago  Sorry, you're neither original nor intelligent enough to amuse me. Try again after you've grown up.
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  4307. It is glaringly obvious that Californian politicians are the biggest cowardly weeping pussies in the history of the universe. I'm not even going to TRY to put that in the truth-averse euphemisms that they unreasonably demand. Their citizens are wading through feces and needles and THIS is where they think the problem is? These politicians are unbelievably "usefulness deficient."
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  4308. Welcome to YouTube!
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  4309. My reaction to the protestors: Oh, FFS! It must be wonderful to have so few ACTUAL problems to complain about that you have to make one up.
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  4310. Tammany Hall never REALLY gave up power...
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  4311. 4 million out of 7.7 billion, unless my calculator lies like the mainstream news media, is a death rate of 0.05195% Panic NOW, everyone! Either Bloomberg, a "business and finance" news organization, is unwilling to show the math, or incapable of using a simple calculator. Cast your vote below.
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  4312. I suspect that's a portmanteau of "exponentially" and "expeditiously." It didn't exactly catch fire.
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  4313. The chunky basketball smuggler has a clear bias and a very poor grasp of reality, thus demonstrating why, as a group, the news media is less trusted than even politicians. Your viewers are fleeing like innocent bystanders escaping an antifa riot, CNN, yet you stay the propagandist course. You create more right-leaning voters in one week than Fox has during their entire existence. Enjoy your slow, painful demise. It makes very entertaining television.
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  4314. That is a LOT of unnecessary babble to say "I'm an insufferable narcissist."
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  4315. If we're living inside an MMO, then I'd like to submit a ticket to the GMs about the neurological injury "upgrade" that I did NOT request. Can you restore my left hand's function, dude? I've tried /reload but...
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  4316. It seems like the MSM are the ones "panicking" because of a trivial position paper by a think tank with ZERO political power. There is NOTHING official about this. It's FAKE NEWS.
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  4317. It's "Smurf-bait."
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  4318. Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!
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  4319. Here's a shocker: That's ALREADY an option in most cities with bus and/or rail transit. Most transit buses have bike carriers mounted on their fronts or vertical bike racks inside near the doors. Most trains have vertical bike racks inside near at least one set of doors. Most rail stations have gobs of bike racks or bike lockers. In Portland OR and Denver CO you typically see a lot of bikes on trains. The main impediment to more widespread bicycle commuting is not opportunity but WEATHER. The northern and mountain states get a lot of snow. The southern and southwestern states get a lot of scorching heat. The other states get a lot of rain.
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  4320.  @doctordrabs  Acid rain is a real but highly localized phenomenon. It was largely fixed in the USA by antipollution regulations that required adding scrubbers to coal power plants and other smokestack industries that spewed sulfur dioxide into the air YOU breathe. It's still a problem in some parts of the world. You know where.
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  4321. "Training sea lions to play video games" sounds like someone lost a bet.
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  4322.  @davidcopson5800  Which is exactly why I used the word "MOSTLY." The OP seems troubled by the thought of thinly dispersed hydrogen atoms colliding millions of years after the last homo sapiens has died. 🤣
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  4323.  @Canada_Dominium Yeah. Like I said: "thinly dispersed hydrogen atoms."
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  4324.  @Canada_Dominium  You left out the most important word: RELATIVELY.
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  4325.  @Canada_Dominium  It doesn't matter. None of us will remain to see it and our home world will have long been consumed by our sun.
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  4326.  @Canada_Dominium  Be careful you don't sprain your ankle jumping to unsupported conclusions. As fun as this little chat has been, I really must get some work done. Have a great life!
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  4327. Briggs is right. Texas is horrible. Move there at your own risk!
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  4328. So much for "All politics is local," eh?
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  4329. When did we start rewarding truancy? BAD example!
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  4330. These are known as Colonias and they're scattered all along the border from Brownsville to El Paso. They were mostly built by unscrupulous "developers" who'd buy a chunk of land and sell non-platted "lots" to poor, uneducated Mexican immigrants (legal and otherwise) for chump change. They were built without roads, utilities, schools, or any other services. The thinly-populated border counties didn't have the funds to provide any of that to areas with NO tax base. Buyer beware.
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  4331.  @defcreator187  Then Putin must have access to time travel technology, since energy costs began climbing in January 2021 - as soon as Quid Pro Joe sat down at the Resolute desk on his first day in office and began waging war on domestic energy producers with the stroke of a pen. Energy prices impact literally EVERYTHING else, and you know it. Why are you pretending that you don't?
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  4332.  @defcreator187  Think it through. What would have prevented that? NOT hobbling domestic production to pander to a noisy minority of alarmists who keep repeating predictions from the 1990s that never panned out. Cite ONE thing that Gore got right. Square the circle that the wealthiest "climate advocates" repeatedly buy beachfront and island property. Free your mind, stop parroting The Narrative (tm), and think for yourself!
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  4333.  @MarineVet  Fair enough.
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  4334. We evolved to be omnivorous. It's not your choice to deny yourself a balanced omnivorous diet that offends people, it's the fact that you won't stop harping on and on about it with a generous side dish of self-righteous moralizing. Nobody is criticizing your dietary choices, why must you criticize everyone else's? Find some other way to virtue-posture in order to conceal the horrific things you have done to other people. We don't want to hear it.
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  4335. The solar panels on my roof provide up to 7,500 watts of POWER to my two battery banks which can store up to 26 kilowatt-hours of ENERGY. How is that even a tiny bit confusing?
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  4336. I'm sure they were just filming B-roll for a skit so pathetically unfunny that it'd make current year SNL look brilliant. Should we imprison them for that? Hell, yes!
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  4337. The elephant was concerning but that hamster was TERRIFYING!
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  4338. Just another day ending in "Y" in Lubbock. My kid rented a house there while attending Texas Tech and the fire department showed up at her crackhead neighbor's house every time the weather got cold because he'd light trash fires in a pit he dug in his back yard (he was too broke to pay for electricity or garbage service).
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  4339. Apparently, everything New Yorkers say about Staten Island is true.
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  4340. Thank you for NOT saying "Alexa" and forcing my office lighting into Disco Mode! You could refer to Amazon's gadgets as "Echo devices" since most of them bear that name. I prefer the Spot over the Dot since it has an OFF button and a deaf mode.
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  4341. I thought KITT was a Trans-Am. Turbo Boost FTW.
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  4342. You're pronouncing "Zapata" very strangely.
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  4343. Please stop referring to these far-Left loonies as "Liberals." There's NOTHING Liberal about them. They're self-serving Corporatist and champagne Socialist grifters who only care about lining their own pockets.
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  4344. Thanks for reminding me to go make a bank deposit tomorrow.
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  4345.  @gailkelly6154  That wasn't obvious to me because internet. Here you go: 🤣
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  4346. He may have to pay carbon taxes for those greenhouse gases he emits.
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  4347. Here is the ACTUAL answer to the Trolley Problem: EVERYONE on the train tracks is guilty of trespassing, so just have them ALL arrested. Nobody gets hit by the trolley because they're cooling their heels in jail. End of problem! You may now pause to thoughtfully reflect upon my sheer genius.
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  4348. 02:31 - You missed a "golden opportunity" there. You should have placed a cup of warm liquid under his hand and slowly raised it until his hand was engulfed. Hilarity would have ensued.
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  4349. Be realistic, mate. Canada would probably become ten states. 😂
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  4350. You are NOT mute, sir. You are simply trans-vocal. To imply otherwise is unconscionably verbalist. Take heart. The alphabet people fully support you. Your plight is the reason why there are several sideways letters "V" on the pride flag!
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  4351.  @79jrnygrl  What, precisely, is an "assault rifle?" Asking for a friend.
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  4352. My hackles started to rise the moment he said "moral issue." Those words uttered by any politician are cause for great alarm -- before we even get to the egregious abuse of mathematics!
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  4353. Never assume a deliberate attack when shoddy engine maintenance could explain it. Also, it doesn't take that hard a thump to knock a bridge loose from its supports. Look at the Sunshine Skyway that was hit by a ship and the railroad bridge that was hit by a barge.
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  4354.  @vacationing2  For that matter, "Hollywood Mall opened in October 1964 and was the first enclosed air-conditioned mall with a department store in South Florida."
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  4355. These Delta Foxtrot drivers are why ALL of our auto insurance premiums are so expensive. Let's urge our cops and courts to be more aggressive about putting them on the bus!
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  4356. Weight-and-balance is EVERYTHING in aviation. Passengers should be charged by the pound or kilogram, just like cargo. Don't like it? Reality doesn't care.
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  4357. I've lived in Austin for more than half of my life and I don't know any long-term resident who voted for Madam Mayor Adler. Most of us despise her.
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  4358. Oil & gas are ABSOLUTELY NOT "renewable" unless you're referring to biofuels. Abiogenesis is a conspiracy-nut "theory" that's ridiculously easy to disprove via the presence of organic markers in petroleum products. There is NO SUCH THING as abiogenic production of petroleum. Some people confuse petroleum migration into old wells for that, but that oil was already in place nearby, it just moved. If you had bothered to "research it," as you suggest everyone else should, you would have learned that. Do you SERIOUSLY think that multi-billion dollar energy companies would be wasting billions of bucks on fracking, oil sands extraction, shale recovery, and other EXTREME techniques if oil just magically produced itself? Put down the Harry Potter novels and crack open a geology textbook!
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  4359.  @SaebHalbouni  Is someone smarter there that we could talk to?
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  4360. Description: "...wasn't seriously hurt ... survived with serious injuries..." Which one is correct? It can't be both!
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  4361. The third film was the perfect finale. It's good that they never made another. THEY NEVER MADE ANOTHER.
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  4362. It appears that Hollywood's autofellatio fetish just doesn't appeal to the normies... or anyone!
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  4363.  @Honorablebenaiaha  "White Supremacy" - You mean that Spencer guy that nobody takes seriously?
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  4364. So, the 19th Amendment is not absolute, either? How about the 13th? Asking for a friend.
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  4365. It hasn't been passed in Congress yet.
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  4366. #MABA
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  4367. Our economy is circling the drain, we have a senile Authoritarian in the White House surrounded by inept handlers, Congress repeatedly fails to do its job, and the Supremes have turned into a bunch of ineffectual wimps, but thank GOD the mean tweets are over!
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  4368. Smart, wealthy people are selling and scooting. So who's BUYING these houses???
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  4369. He's more of a discount Jesse Jackson. Deeply discounted.
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  4370. I've driven that stretch of I-70 numerous times and I'm sure others have pointed this out (and I do think 110 years is absurd) BUT the guy didn't handle his rig correctly in the mountains. Instead of downshifting (I do that in my CAR in mountainous terrain), he rode his brakes until they burned out, despite all the usual warning signs to do exactly NOT THAT. He bypassed THREE runaway truck ramps, he declined many opportunities to sideswipe a guard rail and tip over his load, he declined several chances to run himself off the road, and he allowed his speed to build up to 85mph until he slammed into a bunch of cars that had stopped due to another accident. It wasn't intentional, it was incompetent. Give him 10 to 20 years of community service, sure, but not a life sentence.
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  4371.  @long-jeep  Nuance FTW?
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  4372. If "nothing" means assembling a team of experts, restricting travel from the source of the outbreak, and stockpiling mountains of supplies back in January when the media was still saying "the flu is worse," then I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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  4373.  @Nxheriel  Then we're even. None of what you just said is true, either. The former head of the pandemic response team stated that his job still existed but someone else was doing it. They were replaced, not disbanded. Your point about China producing masks is utterly moot since they not only stopped shipping them but also recalled medical supplies en route to customers. They merely pretended to help with a few token deliveries as part of a PR blitz/damage control. China has even threatened to withhold various crucial prescription drugs, including blood pressure and other meds unrelated to COVID-19. China CAUSED this pandemic. They "silenced" the doctors who sounded the early warnings. China informed NOBODY of squat -- they covered it up -- and the WHO has been practicing apologetics on their behalf, as are you. Why are you spreading deliberate misinformation? You aren't very good at it.
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  4374. "Undocumented people" -- What an epically horrible way to misspell "illegal immigrants." It's quite telling that she's been here as long as she has, yet cannot tell her story in English without frequently lapsing into her native language. She knows that she's here in violation of our laws. She HAS to go back! Here's a thought, AJ+: If this matters to you as much as you want us to think, then YOU sponsor her English lessons. YOU sponsor her citizenship classes. YOU pay a lawyer to represent her. If you aren't willing to do any of that (and I suspect that you aren't) then all you're doing is making worthless mouth noises in order to virtue signal for reasons unknown. Put your money where your pie-hole is or shut the hell up!
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  4375. Bob Paycheck has demolished a once-great company. WDW has gone downhill faster than any of their roller coasters. Even if you stay at one of their premium hotels, you'll pay $25 per day for parking. Their airport shuttle is no longer complimentary. Fast Passes have faded into the mists of history, and you have to pay extra (every day, every person) for the "Lightning Lanes" that replaced them. The only thing that's still free in the parks is water (for now).
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  4376. I'm a giant hairy beast and wouldn't even THINK of traveling outside the USA (or any Western nation) solo. The fact that these women actually do so is idiotic.
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  4377. The guy in the third clip HAS to be satire, right? RIGHT???
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  4378. There sure are a lot of people in the comments pretending to care about the rights of felons who didn't give a flip about the rights of their victims! Don't want to be treated badly in prison? DON'T COMMIT CRIMES!
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  4379. The laws generally started as a way to claim public land, keep abandoned properties from becoming a blight on the cityscape, or to keep farmland from becoming nonproductive. Most state laws require substantial investment (monetary or sweat equity) and "notorious presence" (everyone thinks you belong there - for a decade or longer) to make a valid claim to the property via the courts. Modern-day squatters are abusing the system by forging documents and thoroughly bullshitting the cops who show up but aren't familiar with the intricacies of property laws. Recent abuses have spurred many states to take a closer look at and even recraft their relevant laws, which differ by state.
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  4380. Perhaps my ears aren't what they used to be but I could have sworn you said "Operation Gaylord." Maybe I've seen "Meet the Parents" too many times...
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  4381. There seems to be nothing new about this. Tips have been required to be reported on Form W-2 for decades. What has changed?
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  4382.  @bc5001  They already were.
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  4383. Most importantly, time is what keeps everything from happening all at once.
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  4384.  @wdv-j2d  They're still renting out their bodies for money. There's a very ancient word for that.
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  4385. Post the video.
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  4386. Driver #1 was NOT going to reward that behavior.
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  4387. Dashcam Lessons: Now featuring extra "What the f%^&* was THAT?"
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  4388. Please explain how me wanting NOTHING to do with delusional terrain cetaceans translates to "oppression."
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  4389. "Overperform?" They re-elected a DEAD MAN in a PA state race! This demonstrates how reliant their party is on low-information voters.
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  4390. Do you want a Cylon rebellion? Because this is how you get a Cylon rebellion.
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  4391. Impossible. The compartment would cave in like a stomped beer can and you'd be crushed into red jelly before the ship got a quarter of the way down. Unprotected divers die at merely 300 feet.
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  4392. That's a turbine-powered aircraft. No props, so "damn big jets."
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  4393. "More art galleries?" Haven't you been to Santa Fe NM?
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  4394.  @379-y6y  On the other hand, several Latin American countries have double, triple, or even quadruple the rate of firearm-related deaths as the USA. What's your point? Are you moving to India? If not, why not?
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  4395.  @roberta4760  In Waukesha, Darrell Brooks killed or injured 68 people, many of them children, with a car. We need to get rid of all assault SUVs. That makes as much sense as your hysterics. Did you learn NOTHING from London? Ban guns and bad people will just use something else (like kitchen knives or Trucks of Peace). The two recent mass shootings have one common thread: They happened in "gun-free zones." Do you seriously think that's a coincidence? These lunatics CHOOSE places where they're less likely to encounter armed opposition.
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  4396.  @379-y6y  Your source is clearly the Sept 2021 statement by Wisconsin State Sen. Melissa Agard, (D-Madison), noted expert in NOTHING, and the debunk by PolitiFact. The September 17th article by PolitiFact, not exactly known for being pro-2A, shredded her original assertion for several reasons, such as using absolute numbers instead of per-capita numbers. Of COURSE the USA (with 331 million residents) is going to show up higher on THAT list than far more violent nations with merely 40 million residents. Allow me to quote PolitiFact: "Agard is off by most measures. In terms of raw numbers, the most recent data shows the US ranks second to Brazil. When the population of countries are factored in, the US falls to 32nd. The US does come out on top when only high-income developed nations with 10 million or more people are considered." People have to jump through a lot of hoops to make the USA look bad. Do you not wonder why they do that? If you factor in gun ownership rates, the USA starts looking even more safe than the media wants you to believe. Sure, we have a problem. It isn't a gun problem, it's a CRIMINAL problem! Isn't it just a little odd that the cities with the most draconian gun control laws are those with the most shootings? Yet you want more of what clearly isn't working? Make that make sense. Student loans? NOT my problem. I majored in a PRODUCTIVE field of study and didn't take out massive "party-til-you-drop" loans. The pinheads who did SIGNED CONTRACTS and need to stop whining and live up to the deal they willingly made. All of our problems can be solved by one thing: Accountability. We're done here.
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  4397. I find myself pondering the possibilities of massive class-action lawsuits against certain environmental groups to seek restitution for the economic damage they have willfully encouraged to be inflicted on lower-income (every family that isn't composed of millionaires) American households. We already know that most of them are merely fund-raising scams but how much fun would it be to prove that in court?
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  4398.  @bobthebuilder9339  I am extremely pro-renewable. All I said was that 100% renewable is unreasonable. I put my money where my belief is and invested a bundle in my solar setup, unlike most of the hypocrites who like to tell other people what to do while doing nothing themselves (I'm not aiming that shot at you, sir). As you mentioned, commercial-scale geothermal CAN work almost anywhere but the brine is VERY harsh on the equipment and the temperature gradients favor the western U.S. Dry (oil) wells are also excellent candidates for geothermal development. Yes, nukes take time to crank up or shut down, which is why their best use is for base load. As I said, the best solution is a rich mix of generation modalities.
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  4399. Let's calm our mammary glands until more facts come out. First, assuming the initial news reports are correct (this is a BOLD assumption, I admit): 1) The intruders WERE on the homeowner's property BUT had NOT entered his house (yet). That MIGHT make a significant difference in the application of state law. 2) At 01:04 the reporter clearly said that the homeowner had a STOLEN weapon. If true, this is what we could term a "big problem" and MIGHT be the primary reason why they jailed him. 3) If you shoot someone in self-defense, it's not unreasonable to expect that the cops might arrest you and stick you in the cooler while they sort things out. This is why lawyers exist. 4) Indulging in hysterics based on incomplete facts is what looney lefties do. Be better than that!
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  4400. The Secretary was telling the truth when he said "we have not lost control of the border" because you can't lose what you NEVER HAD! This administration is worse than useless.
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  4401. We get it, already. You have no valid arguments to offer in support of your position, so you resort to name-calling. Why not? It worked SO well for Hillary, right? RIGHT???
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  4402.  @sambrannan7550  If you read the timestamps, he acknowledged it AFTER several of his loyal viewers joked about the hilariously obvious error.
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  4403.  @truthbetold1855  It's also quite hilarious.
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  4404. @alwal social There are several. Use the search feature and find one that suits you.
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  4405.  @grogu833  I am doing no such thing. I'm criticizing Dave's debating tactics and obvious bigotry. Trans people exist (although their incidence is closer to 0.6% than 1.0%), and many of them are suffering from very real mental health issues that should NOT be addressed with medical procedures that mutilate their bodies or render them irreversibly sterile. We certainly should NOT allow children to make such monumental decisions for themselves. My toddler wanted to be a Teletubby so she could get one of those giant rabbits. She grew out of it. Trans-trenders also exist, but Dave just handwaved that away and refused to acknowledge that social contagion is a real phenomenon no matter how often it was pointed out. Even Liberal icon Bill Maher recently called that out. I have to ask: what do you think you're defending?
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  4406.  @highroller-jq3ix  I was unaware that there was a cult that hated transphobes.
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  4407.  @highroller-jq3ix  Unlike you religious fanatics, I worship no man. Nice projection, though. You may have revealed more of your buggy software than you intended. Given that DAVE was the one who turned off his comments while Matt keeps his open, why on Earth would you take Dave's word for that? Oh, I see, you're only three weeks old. Come back for an adult conversation when you've experienced something real.
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  4408.  @highroller-jq3ix  As you have demonstrated. Can you coherently explain what you are defending and why?
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  4409.  @highroller-jq3ix  No worries, mate. Your lack of arguments and obnoxious name-calling has brilliantly won me over to your side of the debate. You should run for public office.
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  4410. Your comment about Moses being a classist is spot-on. Caro even notes this throughout his book and offers evidence to back it up. Moses designed the parks and parkways for people with cars in a time when only the upper-middle and upper classes had cars. He largely based his early park and parkway designs on European drive-through parks that catered to the wealthy. Since the majority of his road and bridge projects were tolled, naturally he only gave a crap about people who could afford to pay tolls. An interesting point is that there are "inexplicable" curves in the parkways that only exist to avoid some of Long Island's wealthiest citizens' properties, which has added decades of wasted commuting time and fuel to their cost. "The Power Broker" is a compelling read and Caro DOES provide sources and references for most of his assertions. I believe his assertion of racist road design was based on opinions offered by disgruntled former underlings but Moses did more than enough shady things during his tenure as New York's "shadow emperor" that including such was really unnecessary. It should also be noted that he built the Long Island Expressway to accommodate trucks and buses. Ultimately, his "parkways" were widened to the point where much of the greenery was paved over and traveling on them was no longer like driving through a park. Love him or hate him, Moses is too complex to reduce to a sound bite. Ironically, he was never elected to any office but was first granted power by Democrat Al Smith. Today's Dems really need to be more careful when they point fingers. They point them at mirrors a LOT!
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  4411. "I thought Cap brouht all the stones back?" -- Hey!!! NO SPOILERS!
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  4412. Matt, commuters can take alternate routes like the tunnel. SHIPS, however, do not have an alternate path to the port.
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  4413.  @kandycepeterson2482  This is satire, right? Your first two sentences check out, but your assertion about his role at TMI is either satire or pure fabrication. His ONLY role in that event was to calm the public. His nuclear expertise was entirely focused on submarine power plants, not massive commercial-scale reactors. There is ZERO evidence that he was actively involved in "fixing it." Please provide authoritative sources for your fantasy version of this exceptionally well-documented event.
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  4414. SO painful to watch. You need to get out more!
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  4415. I, for one, am proud to be an AMERICAN American!
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  4416. That makeup really injured my eyes.
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  4417. He can read, though. How tough is it to rank places by crime and/or poverty rates? Why are you acting so butt-hurt about it? Methinks thou doth protest too much.
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  4418.  @sifridbassoon  You're very welcome. 😀
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  4419. Cylons? All of this has happened before and will happen again.🤣
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  4420. Not even satire.
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  4421. Consider that a circle is 360 degrees. If you're "circling back" from an unanswered question, that puts you in the exact same starting position: an unanswered question. Hmmm...
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  4422. This is what you get when you vote for a cartoon evil beaver.
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  4423. 0:20 - Is anyone REALLY surprised by this?
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  4424. That is NOT a river! It's the (saltwater) Galveston channel. Try getting facts right or stop calling yourself "News." All you had to do was pop open a map.
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  4425. When reading this word aloud, just pronounce it as "La Tinks." Maybe that'll get the perpetually offended-on-behalf-of-people-they'd-never-hang-out-with to shut the hell up already. If it triggers them into explaining then you can laugh at them while pointing out that it isn't a word in ANY language. Repeat trolling as needed until symptoms of insanity subside.
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  4426. CHINA Population: 1.4 billion Major import: Stolen intellectual property. Major export: Weird, often-lethal diseases.
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  4427.  @ryanwahlstrom7579  Yes, but the homes are built to shed heat, not retain it.
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  4428. Wait, that was a REAL show?
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  4429.  @muurrarium9460  I want a limo!
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  4430. I'll have to watch this later. I need to go to my neighborhood "bodeegah."
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  4431. "It's all very confusing." -- You, sir, have just succinctly summarized everything one needs to know about the modern left.
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  4432. My Left-leaning ex phrased it surprisingly well: "Stop giving homeless people money!" It encourages them to stay put, does nothing to help them improve their situation, and if they were responsible with money they wouldn't be homeless in the first place.
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  4433. Hail what? Hail, NO!
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  4434. Lifts use counterweights.
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  4435. I think you meant to say "Irish-American drunk driving enthusiast Beta O'Rourke."
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  4436.  @reubenmanzo2054  I would debate you on that point but my lazy alter is in charge today.
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  4437.  @fluffy_kitten  I believe that LatinXP was the best version ever! It was reasonably stable, had a simple and clean GUI, intuitive keyboard shortcuts, etc.
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  4438. FIVE PERCENT. That punk served less than 5% of his sentence.
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  4439.  @WildBikerBill  You are not wrong!
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  4440. These people are more fragile than 8,000-year old pottery.
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  4441.  @PissySkyKat  Chill out, he was cracking a yoke. I'll show myself out...
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  4442.  @generalacehorn4059  <- Found the month-old wumao account. Keep on posting, wumao, and maybe you'll be able to feed your family the PREMIUM dog food.
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  4443. SNL was funny in the 70s. Colbert was funny when he had Jon Stewart to keep him in line.
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  4444.  @sthubbins4038  According to The Balance: "President Obama had the largest deficits. By the end of his final budget, FY 2017, his budget deficits totaled $6.781 trillion over his eight years in office" and "President Trump took office in 2017. By the end of his term four years later, he was estimated to hold $6.6 trillion in deficits." Neither of these facts fills me with joy, but you might want to look up statistics before making claims. If you want to calculate the annual average for both, that's fair but by that measure -- if his proposals pass -- Biden has them both beaten to a pulp already in his first fiscal QUARTER!
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  4445.  @sthubbins4038  I specifically noted annual averages being a fair measure. Nowhere in my post did I indicate that anyone gets a pass. Your boy (the kid groper) has, in just FIVE MONTHS, proposed piling up more debt than Obama did in EIGHT YEARS. Let's compare all three of those guys' spending: Obama: $0.85 trillion per year (average) Trump: $1.65 trillion per year (average) Biden: $6 trillion in his first year alone or, if you want to use math to make him look bad, not that he needs any help with that: $14.4 trillion per year (annualized average to date, which is a ridiculous measure, of course, as that's not how the budgeting process works) In short: if you aren't alarmed by this trend, then you haven't been paying attention.
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  4446.  @sthubbins4038  Note 1: If we're going to be pedantic about this, and it seems we are, CONGRESS hasn't yet passed the budget that Biden has proposed. They probably will, though, because the Dems are unhinged and the Reps are spineless. Note 2: Then you couldn't have voted for Biden, either, right? He gropes them on live TV. Who does that leave?
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  4447.  @sthubbins4038  Hilarious.
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  4448. The source of the hysterics: Lefties aren't able to defend their extreme positions. Now that the echo chamber has been breached, they'll have to offer solid arguments. They don't know how to do that. Reeeeeeeee!
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  4449.  @ramal5708  #NotAllCarriers
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  4450. NPR: Not Proper Radio.
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  4451. @ Your argument is defensible! 😁
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  4452. @ One word: Congress. We could do this all day.
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  4453. I fear that "President Harris" is not a gaffe, but a thinly veiled THREAT.
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  4454.  @Milesco  Do you have the approach handy? That might answer the question.
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  4455. The problem with colleges isn't that they're teaching useless things but that they're making their students actually UNEMPLOYABLE.
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  4456. "Reproductive health care" -- The LGBTQ community breeds like bunnies, after all.
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  4457. KJP seems somewhat relieved that she won't have to keep dancing on hot coals to salvage Biden's gaffes every day for much longer.
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  4458. Isn't the segment you're referring to the segment that's elevated above the existing highway? That segment should require no land purchases since the state already owns the right of way. The segment north of Fresno (IIRC), on the other hand, will run on the surface through agricultural lands, not neighborhoods. The REAL idiocy of the CAHSR plan is that they started construction in the Central Valley because it was the least expensive segment of the route. It's the least expensive because it's the least inhabited -- which means the fewest potential passengers in the entire system. They should have started by connecting SD to LA first along the inland alignment, where half of the potential passengers in the entire state are located. They didn't just fail to plan, they planned to fail.
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  4459. Oh, no! I'm priced out of watching a bunch of multi-millionaire thugs toss a child's toy around a grassy rectangle inside a building in the desert. Whatever shall I do? Literally ANYTHING else!
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  4460.  @franklyanogre00000  Fair enough, y'all.
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  4461. 0:55 - How lost is this guy? I-99 is in the eastern USA, not California. That's clearly CA 99, as a person who drives for a living should know.
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  4462. Come visit America! Work on your farmer's tan! Eat ridiculously large portions of delicious cuisines from all around the world! Rent a car and drive across states larger than most European countries! Go full auto and rock-and-roll at the range! America: where "too much" is just the right amount!
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  4463.  @jasperli  You are correct -- it's standard gauge. I've edited my comment appropriately. Thanks! 😃
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  4464.  @Worqfis  Authoritative source?
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  4465. @ It was a UMTA demonstration project from the mid 70s. It moves about 3,900 people daily. It serves the convention center, Greektown, the RenCen, arts venues, sportsball venues, several parks, and a downtown transit center. Two stops enable reasonably quick transfers to the Qline streetcar. I don't think you know what the word "nowhere" actually MEANS.
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  4466. Most elementary schools in US cities and suburbs are within walking distance. Some parents drive their kids to school anyway because they are idiots raising weaklings.
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  4467. JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!!!
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  4468.  Ron Carson  How is my observation in ANY way partisan? [Citation Needed!]
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  4469.  Ron Carson  That's a very verbose way to NOT answer my question. I originally referred to the Spanish-American War which was primarily instigated by Hearst. You accused me of partisan motives. I asked you to justify your baseless accusation. You then brought up the Vietnam War which raises the obvious question "What the heck does that have to do with the Spanish-American War but - as long as you brought it up - WHO sent the money, supplies, and advisors?" President Kennedy, that's who. Exactly what point are you trying to make? It seems that even you don't know.
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  4470. Isn't Yang's little giveaway a blatant violation of federal election law? It seems like a very public bribe.
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  4471. Didn't I see this yesterday? Why was it reposted?
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  4472. I toured the U-505 while in Chicago last month (August 2025) and it's a guided multimedia experience (dramatic sound & light show combined with the guide's narration). Worth the price of admission!
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  4473. A brilliant treatise but there sure are some "interesting" choices in your Montage of Heroes!
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  4474. Relax, sane people. Not one of these Leftist politicians believe a single word they're spewing about the glorious beauty of socialism. It's pure pandering pap to score votes from those with no marketable skills, no work ethic, or various forms of self-inflicted mental illness.
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  4475. Stop calling the guns "cannons" -- this is a 20th century engagement!
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  4476.  @ikram2512  What an absolutely BIZARRE response!
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  4477. Upon careful review of all available evidence, your claim for worker's compensation is DENIED.
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  4478.  @cassandratq9301  Great. Now please explain how everyone in the Biden family became millionaires on ONE government employee's salary. Please explain the contents of Hunter's laptop. Please explain why a 19th-rate drug-addled attorney was paid more than $80K per month by Burisma Holdings, and why his Vice-President daddy literally bragged about interfering with the internal politics of Ukraine (it was recorded - you can listen to it if you want) to get a special prosecutor fired for looking into the corruption at Burisma. Explain his connections with CEFC (the Chinese energy company). All of this was widely known before the 2020 election. Go ahead. Explain it all. This ought to be entertaining.
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  4479.  @DTtbx8fg  Present credible evidence with proper citations instead of DNC talking points and I'll believe it. You aren't even going to try, though, are you?
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  4480. Needs more Raquel Welch.
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  4481. I'm going to place a bet that I can, in fact, keep up with the Resident but I'll have to slow way the hell down to do it.
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  4482. Who can ever forget the classic scene where Wendy faces Peter and declares "No, I am your father!"
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  4483. This would be sad to see in a member of your family. This would be hilarious to see in someone you detest. This is utterly TERRIFYING to see in the chief executive of our nation.
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  4484. They are NOT unique to Minneapolis, y'all just have the most extensive network of them in North America. Houston has many of them integrated with its tunnel system. Dallas has quite a few, too. Rosslyn VA used to have an interesting setup where you could enter the Skywalk on the ground floor of one building and end up on the second, third, or fourth floor of other buildings as you approached the river. Rosslyn has torn down most of them and returned to a more lively-streets style of urban design.
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  4485.  @dangercat8919  Your teachers failed you. Your reading comprehension is abhorrent. I said nothing negative about teachers. I criticized teacher's UNIONS. All they did last year was fear-monger to prevent schools from opening. They have always done their utmost to make it well-nigh impossible to fire crappy teachers, of which there are plenty. They fought to make countless school districts exempt from Social Security. Every retired teacher I know complains incessantly about THAT. Maybe learn to comprehend what was ACTUALLY said before making up fictional nonsense to whine about.
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  4486. Timpani She Her is correct. The bugs can get pretty big here, but not Louisiana big.
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  4487.  @Oldgrumpyvet67  Thank you for your service, old timer!
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  4488. "That matters," she natters and chatters.
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  4489. I would have been SO fired if I'd been working the register when that busybody said "cheeseburgers were only _ cents when I worked at MCDonald's." I would have replied, "Yes, ma'am, things WERE definitely much cheaper before we entered the Second World War."
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  4490. If we're living in a simulation, the devs must hate us.
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  4491. You lunatics are placing a ludicrous level of faith in the testimony of a literal prostitute. Not to mention the testimony of Daniels. 🤣
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  4492. He needs another slap every time he says "actually" as if that one word is a complete sentence.
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  4493. Mr. Resident, can you tell us you've never heard of MUSIC before without telling us you've never heard of MUSIC before? Yes. Yes, you can.
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  4494. Since you didn't mention it, I guess I will. The Texas 130 tollway was built as an alternate route bypassing Austin to the east. The southern segments are famous for having the fastest posted speed limit in the USA (85mph). Most of the tollway has been open for barely 15 years and they're ALREADY widening it. Part of the rationale for building it was allegedly to relieve congestion on I-35. I knew that was BS when then-Governor Perry first proposed his Trans-Texas Corridor plan, which was a poorly-disguised scam to allow private companies to get rich by building underutilized toll roads all over the state without using much taxpayer money. The original plan proposed corridors containing toll roads, rail lines, and utility infrastructure that would connect Texas' major cities and then connect to NOTHING at the state's borders. Texas 130 is the only part of the plan that exists today. He lied like a rug and we fell for that crap. Live and learn. If congestion relief had truly been the goal, the answer was and remains obvious: Make 130 a "free" road and initiate tolling on I-35. Yeah, you aren't "supposed" to do that on an Interstate built with public funds. So what? Robert Moses did it more than half a century ago. Numerous toll roads are, today, part of the Interstate Highway System. Tolled express lanes are being added to Interstates all around the country. Even right here in Austin, the It-Will-Never-Ever-Be-An-Expressway-We-Promise-Cross-Our-Hearts-And-Swear-To-Die Mopac Expressway (Democrats lie like rugs, too) has tolled express lanes right where the UP rail corridor SHOULD have been expanded to double tracks and a commuter rail line overlaid. It's clearly possible to legislate such changes. Vote better, people!
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  4495.  @hm3drake35  You're lying about your grocery bill. The CPI and other indexes prove that the same basket of goods is more expensive now AND the value of your dollars has simultaneously eroded. Trump lowered barriers to oil & gas production and got the government out of their way. As a result, the USA became a net EXPORTER. Biden waged open warfare against the industry on his FIRST day in office and prices of EVERYTHING have been steadily increasing since that very day. His own Energy Information Agency has the data on their website that proves it. The pipeline is only part of the picture. Futures markets generally look ahead 18 to 24 months, and they clearly saw what the Potato-in-Chief was doing. You're defending a proven liar who's taken money from foreign influencers including Ukraine, Russia, and China.
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  4496. Let's say Biden isn't lying. Let's then say that after I eat a massive bowl of 5-alarm chili the pristine songs of angels issue from my posterior.
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  4497.  CC Greening  The Dems don't need his help. They're destroying themselves just fine, thank you.
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  4498. I have a radical idea for the next entry in the franchise. What if -- stay with me, here -- the next movie is about street racing? Too bizarre?
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  4499. He missed a perfect opportunity to do the old Cheech & Chong "Dave's not here" routine.
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  4500. "Hey" is for Google. It's supposed to be "OKAY, Garmin." I bet he calls his Alexa device "Alicia" and then wonders why it doesn't do anything.
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  4501. @ We will see what the report says. All things considered; it's still a Charlie Foxtrot.
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  4502.  @FascistTeen  Wasn't she heading DOWNRIVER? That means she was LEAVING the port. Get your hysteria under control until more facts come out. It's been less than a day!
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  4503.  @chrisrowe2308  When you put it like that, it sounds as if you understand what's going on!
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  4504.  @chrisrowe2308  I understand that some people, not necessarily yourself, seem to think that a joke about a movie is to be taken as a serious critique of that film.
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  4505.  @tobyfriend5589  Sure, it's paranoid. But is it paranoid ENOUGH?
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  4506. It's called a booster shot because it boosts their stock price.
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  4507. This video is incontrovertible proof that there is no scam, grift, or hustle too idiotic for NowThis "News" to fall for hook, line, and sinker.
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  4508. Well, I'm not the kind to kiss and tell, But I've been seen with Farrah. I've never been with anything less than a nine, so fine. I've been on fire with Sally Field, Gone fast with a girl named Bo, But somehow they just don't end up as mine. It's a death defyin' life I lead, I take my chances. I die for a livin' in the movies and TV. But the hardest thing I ever do Is watch my leadin' ladies Kiss some other guy while I'm bandagin' my knee. I might fall from a tall building, I might roll a brand new car. 'Cause I'm the unknown stuntman that made Redford such a star. I've never spent much time in school But I taught ladies plenty. It's true I hire my body out for pay, Hey Hey. I've gotten burned over Cheryl Tiegs, Blown up for Raquel Welch. But when I wind up in the hay it's only hay, Hey Hey. I might jump an open drawbridge, Or Tarzan from a vine. 'Cause I'm the unknown stuntman that makes Eastwood look so fine. source: https://www.lyricsondemand.com/tvthemes/thefallguylyrics.html
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  4509. They didn't expect their bluff to be called, did they? 🤣🤣🤣
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  4510. Curb your enthusiasm. Efficiency gains in solar and battery technology are fairly modest. A couple percentage points per year, typically. It matters, but "take off" is a bit unrealistic.
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  4511. Come on, Dr. Mason, you KNOW that every problem is solved faster and cheaper by adding prefixes/words like "quantum," "nano," "giga," or "hyper" to mundane nouns. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to prepare my quantum hyper-turkey & giga-cheese sandwich with nano-mustard for lunch. It'll be femtolicious.
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  4512. I think Drach did that.
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  4513. It's considered polite to give your emotional support beetle a bath before boarding your flight.
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  4514. It was so nice of the Californians to bring the hosts something to compost. Next year's tomato crop will be EPIC.
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  4515.  @Juide80  Please explain the first half of that: "offended to get anything you want to eat" - wut???
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  4516. It's a myth.
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  4517. @Matt Stewart Way to miss the joke. It's a combination of two very real quotes. The first was Joetato's widely publicized "You ain't black" comment during his "campaign" and the second was silly Jilly's recent thoughtless metaphor of Latinos as breakfast tacos in San Antonio that illustrated just how exceptionally racist those filthy hypocrites really are.
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  4518.  @abel633  Broaden your reading/viewing list. The left-wing MSM hasn't been telling you what's really been going on for nearly a decade. They don't provide news. They sell ads.
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  4519. @Matt Stewart Then stop wasting your time.
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  4520. @Matt Stewart What have I said that indicates that I "support" ANY politician? YOU need to stop willfully suffering from the self-inflicted mental illness known as Trump Derangement Syndrome. Symptoms include repeatedly complaining that you're wasting your time while you cannot stop yourself from coming back again and again to waste everyone's time. Seek help.
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  4521. @Matt Stewart Is it obvious that I voted for Al Gore in 2000? Did you? He turned out to be a climate grifter so I'm no longer proud of that vote. I'm a thoroughly disaffected classical liberal who will never EVER vote blue again thanks, in large part, to lunatic ideologues like you. Neither you nor your utterly insane party have anything of value to offer anyone other than recruiting millions of Right-leaning voters. Your team already pushed me to the red side when you maniacs went to the far left of Stalin back in 2014. Job well done! Your work here is finished so you may go away now.
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  4522. @jkforever10 Can't what? And you're right about the waste of tax money!
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  4523. Oh, dear. The Dems are so very sad that their blatant attempt at legislating tyranny has failed to move forward without opposition. Boo-hoo.
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  4524. "Does this dress make me look fat?" "No, the extra pounds you put on make you look fat."
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  4525. She says "pushback" -- this election WAS the pushback!
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  4526. Why can't you say "Erica Marshmallow?" A lot of YouTubers are using that one without getting struck down by the TechnoCommie Overlords of Silicon Valley.
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  4527. Are you implying that the blizzard had a political bias?
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  4528.  @markguitarlfk  [Citation Needed]
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  4529. Las Vegas already HAS a fully automated monorail line. It has 7 stations and a maintenance facility along a 4 mile route and was built with private funding in fewer than 3 years. The main obstacle to its success was the concerted effort by taxi and shuttle operators to prevent its connection to the airport. It is now owned by the LVCVB, who should be focusing their time and money on extending the line to the airport (which is literally across the road from the line's southern terminus), instead of filling the pockets of an already-wealthy self-promoting investor.
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  4530. Mopping floors is racist, I decided. That's a relief!
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  4531. It might be interesting to know how many super-successful Hollywood directors made their bank without the benefit of student loans or advanced degrees.
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  4532. I have a highly automated suburban home with smart switches, smart thermostat, dumb but efficient appliances (my fridge doesn't need its own Instagram account, thank you), solar panels, battery banks, rainwater collection, and FULL control over the whole shebang. It's a utility-interactive system but I did NOT sign up for the city utility's "Smart HVAC" program because f*ck those idiotic commie bastards, that's why.
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  4533. "Making internet videos about nothing" -- Well, THAT was truly prophetic, although not in the way she meant. 🤣🤣🤣
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  4534. Complete and Utter Non-Talent.
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  4535. Chariots of Fire.
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  4536. #3: Correction. The road didn't "make" the trailer do anything. The idiot driver failed to properly secure his trailer to the hitch and drive appropriately.
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  4537. He's clearly suffering from a cheese deficiency.
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  4538.  @corruptcamerupt2344 Dude, my comment was not sourced from "Ghostbusters." 🤣
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  4539.  @classicclassi6146  Who used the word "outdated?"
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  4540.  @corruptcamerupt2344  Fair enough! I went for the "1984" vibe but it's hard to go wrong with classic Bill Murray lines.
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  4541. We WANT the bats! They eat 'skeeters.
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  4542. Since when did the opinions of 0.3% of the population matter to ANYONE?
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  4543. 04:41 - I find it quite difficult to take seriously a government official who bought her jewelry from a New Mexico truck stop.
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  4544. @Donald Trumpushki Thanks for unmasking your true nature and showing that Lefties are the ACTUAL sexists and transphobes in one incredibly stupid sentence. Not too shabby for a week-old account! Keep on yipping, little puppy.
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  4545. "If you don't like it here then why are you still here?" is NOT a silly argument. It is, rather, the Socratic method. The idea behind "leave" is simply to get these loony tunes to make their case. They never do.
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  4546. I love how we get not one but TWO self-important narcissists bitching about cars ahead of them stopping to avoid murdering someone on a bicycle.
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  4547. It's Erica Marshmallow.
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  4548. With all due respect to the Senator and her honorable service, less than 25% of active-duty military personnel are women. Less than FIVE percent of those women are in combat roles. That's a hysterics-based definition of "gutting." You ARE aware that Google is a thing that exists, right? Don't bother asking the obvious follow-up questions, CNN, just keep being you. You're withering away in real time for a reason.
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  4549. These Congressional noobs seem to think that they have a "Constitutional responsibility" to waste as much of their time and OUR money as possible.
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  4550.  @karoberts2198  Where do you get that info? My bills were lower for that month.
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  4551.  @JRC2053  That's not what they said, but what they DID say will also protect Biden's wrinkled arse after he departs the office. Y'all really don't think these things through, do you?
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  4552.  @josephcoon5809  It's a good thing we're a constitutional republic, then!
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  4553.  @johndunkle472  Absolutely correct, sir.
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  4554. I have to wonder where Omar's loyalties truly lie. Also, how the heck is Sarsourpuss in the news? Didn't her 15 minutes run out in 2016?
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  4555. If you sleep with thugs, you might catch slugs.
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  4556. "A Tale of Two Cities" because it marginalizes cities that identify as non-binary. Intolerable!
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  4557. My ONLY thought upon seeing the trailer: "Please don't suck."
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  4558. These politicians are idiots. We don't NEED offshore turbines. They're difficult to build, expensive to maintain, and will corrode faster than a '57 Chevy dumped in a swamp. Texas is the largest wind power producer in the nation and doesn't have a single offshore turbine.
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  4559. How about some common sense enforcement of existing laws and prosecution of those charged with crimes? Let's try THAT!
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  4560. I think the next "Batman" movie is going to be a 3-hour courtroom drama with him fighting dozens of criminal and civil charges for unlawfully saving hundreds of innocent lives while simultaneously disrespecting the bad guys' preferred pronouns.
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  4561. If anyone were to show up in my neighborhood wearing one of those tablecloths on their head, I would be forced to ask "Where the heck is my chicken parmesan? I ordered it 40 minutes ago!"
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  4562. Was hot. WAS. In the late 80s.
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  4563.  @christopherhathaway6254 I NEVER found her to be hot. The date mistake is just a reflection of how unmemorable her acting was.
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  4564. I, for one, look forward to the mid-term election and the long lines of skeletons left behind by people who were too stupid to eat and drink when they became hungry and thirsty. Welcome to Biden's America!
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  4565.  @shenzhendrake2429  <-- Found the wumao that is so poorly educated that it posts cut-and-paste propaganda on completely unrelated videos. Your panicked desperation amuses us. What is the CCP paying you with, wumao? Dog food? Yummy!
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  4566. The casual waste of potentially delicious chili meat is what really gets my goat.
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  4567. "There are NO such thing as psychics" -- Patrick Jane (The Mentalist)
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  4568. Very untrue. Prior to and during the Second World War, the US produced more oil than it consumed, and supplied it to the Allied forces during most of the war. Even into the mid 1960s there was often a supply surplus. I believe that you mixed up supply and demand figures from different years. These numbers are publicly available from the EIA website.
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  4569.  @Cupid-Stunt  It's relevant to your false claim that "The US has NEVER been oil independent." Why do YOU care, Limey? Just raging?
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  4570. I breathe in EVERY room in my house. Have I been doing it wrong for 60 years?
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  4571. "Well-liked diversity program" said no employee EVER. Fake news!
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  4572. Those are completely different things and that magnificent beast of an airplane gets HORRIBLE mileage. By the way, Mr. Bunny, there are quite a few cars that get better than 40 mpg now.
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  4573. It was WIN - "Whip Inflation Now."
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  4574. Still waiting for scheduled Hyperloop service between LA and SF. NOT while holding my breath.
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  4575. Are you saying that it's almost as if some ignorant teenager who's skipped countless days of school and has an incomplete education, no real-world experience, and no expertise in matters that adults have been addressing for decades before she was even born is opening her knowledge-free yap to create an unnecessary panic for thinly-veiled sinister political purposes? Consider that we've heard all of this alarmist crap before and none of it proved true. Global cooling and a new ice age were predicted in the late 70s. A broader group of climate scientists took a closer look at the data and concluded that the opposite was occurring. In the late 90s, we were told by hysterical alarmists that Miami would be uninhabitable and the NYC subway would be underwater by now. Some of those very alarmists have, since then, bought expensive coastal properties. While spewing less of anything into the atmosphere is unquestionably a good idea (we've been improving that for decades), spewing alarmist nonsense into the air is only hurting the cause these yahoos pretend to espouse.
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  4576. From now on I'll demand that my friends and family refer to me as "Captain Redacted."
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  4577. Not everyone watches a movie at home in one shot. Imagine your disappointment/rage when you start to watch one of these on Friday night and then, when you power up the player on Sunday night to watch the rest of it, you get nothing.
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  4578. You're going to believe China about the flattening after they initially suppressed the information and jailed those who tried to warn the world? Okay... I have some prime beachfront property in Nevada to sell you.
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  4579.  @skie6282  The fact that you think 13% equals one-third is ALARMING. Learn to math.
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  4580.  @philalexander7902  First day online? LOL back at you.
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  4581. Underrated segue to the advert. 👍
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  4582.  @Dewydidit  Right back at you, California. I guess you're jealous that Texas has not only displaced you as the king of wind power but has also kept her two nuclear power plants running without incident while Cali has experienced rolling blackouts every year since 2001. That probably helps explain your continuing loss of productive workers and Texas' gain. 🤣
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  4583. Home Depot hot dogs? I call bull. The "official" hot dog of Detroit is the Coney Island. Everyone knows that!
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  4584. When they gayed up Dragonflight, my first thought was "That's a little odd. I wonder--hey, a reagent bag upgrade! COOL."
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  4585. You're wrong. It's boring whether you also have a pet or not.
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  4586. @ She's certainly had a lot of corks already.
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  4587. I like how you can turn any social issue into a promotional opportunity for your channel. Now THAT is manly! Grunt, grunt, grunt.
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  4588. A truly epic fire tornado requires sharks with frickin' lasers on their heads.
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  4589. Setting aside partisanship, DC has not exactly established that it's capable of governing itself even as just a city. Its city leaders have historically veered between deplorable incompetence and despicable corruption, triggering Congressional intervention on numerous occasions. I lived there for nearly two decades and witnessed the clown show personally. I have "doubts."
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  4590. IngSoc is becoming real.
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  4591. Worst Journalist of the Year Don Lemon (Worst Journalist of the Year 2014) couldn't find a fact that was literally on the screen in front of his face. Is ANYONE really surprised by this?
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  4592. She used to be famous, right?
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  4593.  @jonthinks6238  Who's wrong, and about what?
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  4594.  @jonthinks6238  Cool. TY. Agree re the AI trucks. Not quite re rail, as a great deal of the rail network is underutilized. Where it isn't, there's nothing that a few miles of passing sidings and a few more intermodal transfer facilities wouldn't fix.
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  4595. I'll eat a black bean burger every so often but It's NOT because it tastes like meat! It's because It's DIFFERENT (I reduced my red meat intake for health reasons, but I still indulge once a week). That being said, I can eat REAL poultry and fish until the cows come home (as it were). The fake stuff might taste fine or even good, but it does NOT taste anything like turkey. Also, if you're going to try a furger (fake burger), be advised that Beyond makes your pee smell super-weird (worse than if you ate a truckload of asparagus). Impossible is MUCH better, especially if you dress it with all your favorite burger toppings.
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  4596.  @chilibeans7772  ✔ Pro Crime ✔ Pro Corruption ✔ Pro Inflation ✔ Pro Armageddon Dear Lord! Have you learned NOTHING during the past year and a half?
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  4597. @Falcon-um7vo Urinal cakes, then.
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  4598. You left out the funniest part. The Boy Mayor is such a credulous cretin that he loudly and publicly fell hook, line, and sinker for the long-debunked "Solar Freaking Roads" scam.
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  4599. On the "plus" side (see what I did, there?), in case of an emergency water landing, the nearest whinging insufferable landwhale may be used as a flotation device.
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  4600. No hate, dude, but your French pronunciation is just TERRIBLE!
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  4601. That girl could cripple a wooden carousel horse.
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  4602. These compilations are why I have a dash cam AND a grille guard!
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  4603. You clearly don't know how to do basic math. You disproved your own assertion in the same sentence. Stay in school, child.
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  4604. Can we please just knock it off with the "fraudulent election" nonsense already? OF COURSE there were widely scattered ballot shenanigans. Was it enough to change the outcome. NO! What DID change the outcome was the hilariously obvious smear campaign against the incumbent President by the butt-hurt MSM and the blatant censorship of any positive counterarguments about him and any negative facts about the Democrat challenger by literally EVERY Silicon Valley oligarch and social media site. The ironic truth is that every talentless hack pundit wailing about foreign election interference was, himself/herself/itself, guilty of election interference. Congratulations, crazy Lefties. You got the finest representative of your ideology elected to the Presidency: a corrupt, senile pea-dough whose lunatic policies have wrecked the world's largest economy, lit our savings on fire, and dragged most of the rest of the world's economy into the mud. Are you proud of yourselves?
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  4605.  @nadia0701  The correct answer is NEVER. Trump has NEVER declared bankruptcy. Several of the companies that he created have, as have hundreds of thousands of other companies that continued doing business afterwards (which is kind of the point). Bankruptcy protection is available to ANYONE.
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  4606. I feel helplessly compelled to go buy some eggs. I'll resume watching later.
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  4607. Don't forget your sunscreen!
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  4608. We have some.
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  4609. Calm down there, She-Hulk.
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  4610.  @savlosavage  The Dem agenda is "successful???" Sure, if you define "success" as an 800% surge in the murder rate in Portland, proposing spending bills that equal Obama's entire budget during his 8 years in office in merely 5 months, chaos at the southern border, a mass exodus from unlivable California to affordable conservative states, inability to hire workers due to competition from the dole, divisive rhetoric, skyrocketing prices for housing, building materials, energy, and food, rapid devaluation of the dollar, and teetering on the razor's edge of hyperinflation. Your definition of "success" is deeply flawed. May you reap what you've sown with your emotion-driven vote. The problem is, you're taking the rest of us down the toilet with you.
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  4611. Let's cut her some slack. As all men know, women are notorious for NEVER, EVER changing their minds about ANYTHING on a mere whim! That's why they never change their hair color, never change their outfits three or four times before going out, never buy clothing that hasn't seen the light of day since they brought it home, and why the divorce rate is darned near zero, after all.
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  4612.  @CityBeautiful  Back in 2002 (ish), LV was considering implementation of the Civis "self-driving" bus. It was featured at APTA 2002 at the LVCC. Needless to say, that plan fell apart.
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  4613.  @danatronics9039  Buses also attract fewer riders-by-choice.
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  4614. Alternate title: "That's Not Gonna Buff Out!"
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  4615. "Fake blood?" Are these morons unaware that you don't have to kill the cows to harvest their milk? In fact, it's counterproductive to do so!
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  4616. "On the Dark Side of the Moon you could see the constellation and it would be proof that Neil Armstrong walked on the moon" -- That was not a coherent sentence. Pocket calculators would never have existed without the space programs of the 50s and 60s spurring the development of microelectronics.There is NO "dark side of the moon" in the way you meant other than one of the best mellow rock albums of all time. You probably mean the FAR side. No manned missions were planned to land there because line of sight communications with Earth are not possible (there's an enormous rock in the way). One's ability to see stars from the far side would depend on the date and time one is actually there. WHICH constellation? "Educated" -- LOL! Another brain fart from someone who has accomplished SO VERY LITTLE in life that he cannot imagine anyone else doing so, even when he's using a direct spin-off from the Apollo program (modern microcomputers) to publicly display his deplorable lack of knowledge to the rest of the human race. Or you're just a 4-year old who's really bad at trolling.
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  4617. "why do you think the Soviet Union fell back in 1989??" -- The short answer is because we out-spent them!
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  4618. "you deplorable illiterate piece of human debris..." --  It looks as if my previous comment hit the nail on the head!  Now you're just projecting your insecurities for all of us to see and indulge in hearty laughter at your expense.
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  4619. "it's so pathetic you keep coming back for more..." -- Hey, everybody, he's also irony-impaired!
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  4620. Austin REJECTED the light rail system. We have a commuter rail starter line.
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  4621. There is SO much pre-diabetes up on that stage.
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  4622. How do we know he's not a girl? Because China Joe did NOT try to sniff his hair!
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  4623. Apply through the proper channels for the proper visa and you are welcome to attend college or work here. There were thousands of foreign nationals at my university back in the 80s and nobody I knew ever had a problem with that fact.
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  4624. Coppola lost 100 pounds during production. Not to worry, folks. Brando found them.
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  4625.  @stardust949  You're quite welcome!
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  4626. That was dumb of him. They'll be producing again.
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  4627. The outfit with the baby doll heads is clearly a drag homage to Arthas the Lich King and his famous skull-festooned armor. That, or it's appropriation of gamer culture and quite racist because reasons. That one dude with the red wig is appropriating Gaelic culture, which is obviously despicably racist (and looks SO natural on him) because something something mumble mumble mumble.
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  4628. Shout out to Monorail Coral noted and approved. 👍 In 2007-2008, I upgraded my entire home's lighting. New fixtures, Insteon smart switches/lamp modules, and dimmable CFLs for every lamp and fixture. The frequently-dimmed and often-switched units in ceiling fixtures began experiencing a startling failure rate after half a decade and I've since replaced those with LEDs, but over half of my original CFLs are still working quite well, even the 8 spotlights in cans in my office and reception room. Oddly, I had a worse failure rate with the ballasts in my T12 fixtures and eventually replaced the ballasts and changed out the T12 fluorescent tubes with T8 LED tubes. Sure, the CFLs were more expensive than incandescent bulbs, but when one factors in the PITA factor of replacing bulbs in ceiling fixtures (find the ladder, remove the fragile glass cover, avoid falling off the ladder, struggle to not drop the fragile glass cover, etc) then the price/performance ratio is COMPELLING! I have been -- and continue to be -- highly satisfied with my CFL lighting investment. FYI, Lowes accepts CFLs for recycling. Nice retrospective. Keep 'em coming! 😊
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  4629. First, there aren't very many trans people and few of them are well-known non-p0rn actors (I can name ONE). Second, to paraphrase Jack from Will & Grace (back when it was funny), a lot of them will need to become far more attractive to land paying jobs. Third, if you want to be taken seriously as an actor, GET BETTER AT ACTING!
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  4630.  @Pacotille_6529  He was widely known as "Corbu."
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  4631.  @mred8002  I bet they have snow shovels, though. Lazy bastards! 😉
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  4632. @ Excuse me? To which of my 4-month-old posts are you replying? The one where I quoted Dana Carvey's legendary Perot skit or the one where I corrected someone on the status of the Union Pacific track along Texas 95?
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  4633. "Why are you yelling at ME? I didn't put the cookies in there!" - Bill Burr
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  4634. So, in your world, 0.0009765625 does NOT round to zero? You also rounded $3.1 billion to "broke." Perhaps you should pay less attention to the Qatari Ministry of Propaganda (a.k.a. TYT) and enroll in a remedial 3rd grade math course.
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  4635. I think this student loan forgiveness scheme is a thinly disguised bribe that's an inflationary budget-buster at best and I'm against it. That being said, how can anyone POSSIBLY be worse off due to the income tax hit from debt forgiveness? If you have an effective tax rate of 20% and get $50K forgiven, you'd owe $10K in tax. That means your net worth just INCREASED by $40K. $40K is more and more is BETTER. Is there anyone left in this country who can do basic elementary school math? I understand that there might be a cashflow timing issue for some people, but it's fairly easy to request an Installment Agreement from the IRS and most state tax agencies. Alternatively, they just had $50K of credit freed up and could borrow against that. Think, McFly, think!
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  4636. Lady, tell your b00bs to stop staring at my eyes!
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  4637. She makes a compelling case for raising the voting age to 30.
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  4638.  @martinsgakke  A fair point.
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  4639. I feel more than a bit of sympathy for KJP. I can't even imagine having to clean up all those toxic spills from the gaffe machine that is Sleepy Joe's pie-hole!
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  4640.  @ScientificFactsMorePlease  Hey! It's that wumao troll-thing formerly known as "AskMississippi" driving up engagement metrics by spamming illiterate nonsense on channels it pretends to hate again. How many posts does it take to earn you a can of dog food for dinner, wumao? Do your Propaganda Ministry masters pat you on the head and say "good boy" when they pay you that 50 cents? 🤣🤣🤣
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  4641. Police throughout the world: Cold steel handcuffs tight enough to numb your fingers. Police in India: Let's hold hands! Me: Whatever keeps 'em in custody... /shrug
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  4642. SecTrans Booty-Judge has fallen for the solar roads scam. It NEEDS to be regularly debunked!
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  4643. "Sandwich Roundabout" -- FALSE advertising. I saw NO sandwiches there.
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  4644. This just in: NowThis "News" is pro-crime because reasons or something...
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  4645. EVERY major city they mentioned ALREADY has an extensive network of underground tunnels that move tens of thousands of people around the city EVERY day economically, efficiently, and in an environmentally responsible manner. They're called "subways" or "metros." Even Vegas already has something: A cute little monorail starter line that could easily be extended in both directions far more economically than any tunnel-based modality. Musk has proposed some interesting ideas but he REALLY has a penchant for pitching "solutions" to "problems" that have been solved for more than a century or that don't exist in the first place.
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  4646. The Fore people, Kuru, and the Cargo Cult are key plot points in the novel "Dream Park." It's a fun read!
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  4647. Did you just accuse the world's most famous class-cutter of being in SCHOOL, of all places? How DARE you! 🤣🤣🤣
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  4648. Why don't you stop shoveling llama-sized piles of cupcakes down your excessively fleshy throat, eat a salad, and take a walk every morning? How about THAT?
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  4649. What REALLY kills malls? Malls. Malls kill malls. New malls cannibalize the living crap out of old malls.
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  4650. Mr. Walsh, we may not deserve it, but we NEED your extended rant regarding texting culture and its close cousin, instant gratification culture. I admittedly use the term "culture" quite loosely in these contexts. On a surely related note, dozens of people have been challenging Professor Dave Explains to debate you. He claims that you are avoiding his e-mails. I suspect that you simply have matters of more immediate importance vying for your attention and will get to it when you get to it. I (and many others) look forward to that debate, as you are assuredly a different breed of cat than the silly flat Earth grifters that he's debated in the past.
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  4651. "As a 14-year-old passing person"
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  4652.  @HEY_Angry It appears that a bunch of crazy commies made a nuisance of themselves on Northern Paiute land and got properly handled by Northern Paiute cops. Is that not what happened? Is there more to it than that? Do tell!
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  4653. Nobody in the entirety of human history has ever used a "yatch." 🤣
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  4654. Where is the left-handed color-blind redhead on the Court? Where's the blue-eyed descendant of a slender Lakota brave and a buxom Swedish lass? Representation, my hairy Italian/Scandinavian arse!
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  4655.  @Keagan1007  For goodness' sake! Stop pretending that you don't know what the OP is talking about (sure, the Resident didn't say "in the world" but he did say something nearly as ridiculous). Everyone has seen that clip. Joe Biden stated that Hunter is the "smartest man I know" during an interview by Stephen Colbert in January 2021. Here's the link: https://youtu.be/Oi6r9y2Pzjo
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  4656. Never, because she came here LEGALLY, you illiterate lunatic.
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  4657. Since the Left is committed to egregiously misusing "phobic" and "phobia" allow me to point out that I am not transphobic. I am, however, uglyphobic.
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  4658. The tank was too gentle with them.
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  4659.  @GemmaDann  It's a YouTube-censorship-dodging version of the phrase "13% of the USA's population is committing more than 51% of all violent crimes," which is a statistic you can easily find on the official FBI website. As others have pointed out in this thread, it's actually FAR more disproportionate than that after you adjust for gender and age; more like 3% (or so) is committing over 51% of all violent crimes.
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  4660. It CLEARLY cannot "move independently," or did you think we wouldn't notice that it's mounted on a fixed supporting structure? Call us when it can fight kaiju.
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  4661. NoVa isn't. The rest is.
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  4662. The graphic should have read "Richard Dawkins Self-Censored."
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  4663. It's a "dog whistle" that ONLY the talking haircuts at CNN can hear. Thanks for reminding us yet again who the REAL racists are!
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  4664.  @danbowman9294  Which comment?
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  4665.  @danbowman9294  Thank you.
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  4666. Who has dominated education since the Kennedy Administration, Harold? The Left!
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  4667. Ford was appointed VP by Nixon when Agnew resigned. He then assumed the Presidency when Nixon resigned. I still wish I'd gotten the Spiro Agnew watch for Xmas instead of the Mickey Mouse watch. Yes, children, that was a thing that existed.
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  4668. It sounds like the author of the book series was HEAVILY influenced by Larry Niven's "Known Space" universe. Lots of Belt v. Earth politics in some of his older stories. Chase scenes that take weeks, months, or even years to play out. Counterintuitively, Niven makes that sort of thing interesting. I highly recommend his works, including his collabs with Pournelle.
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  4669. During Katrina scavengers were taking necessary food and water in a city with little of either while looters were stealing useless consumer electronics in a city with no electricity. Did you forget about that famous video showing people manhandling big screen TVs across a flooded street?
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  4670.  @francesreed2203  They dropped to 6th as of March 2022. The most productive people and companies are fleeing due to overregulation and excessive (and ineffective) taxation. You're welcome to stay there with the largest illegal immigrant population in the USA, 28% of the nation's entire homeless population, and the 70,000+ violent felons about to be unleashed on you. Just don't bring your bat-guano crazy Lefty nonsense to my state. Stay there and stew in the slime you brewed.
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  4671. Tim, for more than a CENTURY, the terms "gender" and "sex" have been SYNONYMOUS. Everyone in America old enough to qualify for a mortgage learned them as such. The outrage gang does not have the right to make sudden changes to a language spoken by more than a BILLION people and expect the new usage to gain instant acceptance. Neither does a tiny group of sociologists who've never done an honest day's work. Please stop pretending that an average person should understand the difference between terms when the average person uses those terms interchangeably. "Conflating," my derriere! THEY'RE SYNONYMS!!! This is NOT politically-influenced usage, it's simply how MOST of us learned these words.
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  4672. What the hell is WRONG with these people?
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  4673.  @Oldcrow77  Sources, please? And while you're looking those up, can you also tell us how much Biden cost us while playing hooky at his beach house?
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  4674. Women spend BILLIONS on skin care products every year and then pay some random meth-head hundreds to mutilate their flesh. Make it make sense.
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  4675.  @KkWestbury  The Rovers had cameras. What's your point?
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  4676. It's a literary device known as "hyperbole" and is not to be taken literally. Example: How did you graduate high school after skipping 12 years of English classes?
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  4677.  @juleswins3  Cannot refute.
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  4678. @The Memo Here's a thought: Obama let Putin attack and take Crimea. Biden let Putin attack Ukraine. When Trump was President, Putin attacked nothing. You can choose to keep suffering from your self-inflicted mental illness known as TDS or you can grow the hell up.
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  4679. First I've heard of it.
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  4680. Here is the problem with Hollywood in general and Disney specifically: Because so many creative types are gay (or so many gay people are creative types -- whichever the case is, it's all well and good and nobody really cares), they're under the terribly mistaken impression that 12 to 20% of the entire human race is gay. They are utterly wrong. It is 3 to 5%. They are making content to pander to the 4% who do NOT consume their product instead of the 96% who DO. The money men should have realized this and put their metaphorical boots firmly up some metaphorical asses LONG before now. This train wreck of a show, hopefully, will cost them so dearly that it triggers The Boot of Destiny before Disney's corporate ship sinks so deep as to become unsalvageable.
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  4681. 07:22 - Ah, yes, the glorious palm trees of subtropical West Virginia! Who, having seen them, would ever forget them?
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  4682.  @jasonharris2587  I'm going to have to correct you on that one. "The old Disney monorail" to which you refer was the FORMER Bally's/MGM shuttle that used two refurbished Mark V trains, iirc. The old rolling stock was taken out of service well before the NEW monorail line was opened in July 2004 deploying NEW Bombardier Mark VII rolling stock. There has been NO Disney-sourced equipment on that line since its construction. It also does NOT run "up and down The Strip," but along Paradise Road, Sands Ave, Koval Lane, Krueger Drive, and the alley behind Harrah's and The Flamingo, then zigzags over to Audrie Street before terminating next to the MGM parking garage because the taxi and shuttle companies successfully fought to prevent it from connecting to the airport -- as has often been the case, regretfully, in far too many US cities. Private transportation companies have historically tended to be the very worst obstacles to effective public transportation in America, as evidenced by the many examples of airlines fighting (and killing) high speed intercity rail proposals (Southwest Airlines played a major role in stalling the 1993 Texas HSR plan until it died). Of course, everyone knows about the National City Lines court case and the auto-tire-oil industry conspiracy to demolish many of our streetcar and interurban networks in order to replace clean electric trains with stinky smoke-spewing buses. That paved-over infrastructure would be worth trillions of dollars today, so it's a good thing the court imposed that $5,000 fine on NCL. That sure taught them a lesson!
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  4683. I-66 outside the Beltway in the DC area had that, too. During rush hour, it was nice to have yet another lane of traffic moving at a leisurely walking pace.
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  4684. When did Donald Duck get his CDL?
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  4685. The entire ATC system went to hell in a handcart when Kennedy Steve retired. 😃
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  4686. Not "less," FEWER!!!
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  4687. What's up with the child mortality rate in that town?
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  4688. Isn't EVERY warship a "Weapon?"
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  4689. That was basically high school driver's ed class in the 70s. Things went to hell after most school districts outsourced driver's ed.
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  4690. Does he think he's Gallagher or does he think he's Carrot Top?
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  4691. How many of these useless televised auto-fellatio rituals does Hollyweird think they need?
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  4692. Who?
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  4693.  @jlcastille9017  Alcohol Guzzler.
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  4694. Pro tip: When your firewall gets down to 2%, firewall fuel is always on sale at Best Buy.
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  4695.  @ignispurgatorius5297  Profitable or not, Maglev is PROVEN technology. It works.
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  4696.  @Vincent_Beers  That's not exactly how railroads work in the USA. Freight is quite profitable on its own. Historically, the profits from freight transportation subsidized passenger service, not the other way around. That's part of the reason passenger service was eliminated by the Class I railroads, leading to the creation of Amtrak.
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  4697.  @ignispurgatorius5297  By "hanging railway" do you mean suspended monorail? There are several of those in Japan, as well. Personally, I think supported monorail is safer, easier to maintain, and creates fewer psychological issues for the passengers. I wouldn't advocate for suspended monorails. I would for supported maglev, however. Passenger-only, as there is little need for 600kph freight service, just as there's little need to stuff a maglev into a windowless sewer pipe with no air.
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  4698. Needs more bongo.
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  4699. You missed the Leftist activists' primary advantage: They do not allow themselves to be constrained by reality.
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  4700. It seems very odd that you hacks NEVER mention that the United States has embassies and/or consulates in virtually ALL of these countries. If these migrants were REALLY seeking asylum, that should be the FIRST place they go. If they don't even try, then they're just illegal aliens trying to scam our system.
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  4701. I drove a 1972 Chevy Kingswood wagon while in high school in the late 70s. I was going to use it to move all my crap to college in one trip, but some idiot punk shattered his parents' Toyota like a cheap glass against it in the middle of the night while it was parked on the street. The station wagon was still drivable, but the fuel tank had split open so the insurance company totaled the car. I still mourn that loss. You never forget your first love!
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  4702. First and foremost: If the men's teams hadn't built their brands over the course of many decades, the women's teams wouldn't even exist. Second: I couldn't give a flying fart about men's sports. Try to imagine how much less of an airborne puff I give about women's sports. Quit whining and work harder, snowflakes!
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  4703.  @gungriffen  Europe covers approximately 3,930,000 square miles. Texas covers approximately 268,800 square miles. Your geography and math skills are just as strong as your knowledge of history. Your original assertion was that "no other nation" had built a limited access expressway network. When I pointed out that was not correct, you moved the goalposts and STILL managed to be wrong.
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  4704. If you're a lefty who can't handle the generally relaxed, mind-your-own-business lifestyle of the most liberal city in Texas, then the problem isn't Austin. It's YOU!
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  4705. My first auto-changer was an all-in-one tuner/turntable/8-track (high tech, baby! CLACK!) with a non-hinged dome top and the cheapest speakers imaginable. It was the belle of the ball during the Ford administration. After getting a Pioneer amp, speakers, and a Technics direct drive turntable, I kicked that old piece of junk to the curb.
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  4706.  @masond2838  <- Obvious 6-week old wumao account is SUPER obvious. Earn that 50 cents, wumao!
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  4707. In just a couple of weeks we can all say "2024, go away now."
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  4708. 06:48 -- WHO WALKS LIKE THAT??? Emboldened by Zuckerberg, the Reptilians are now hiding in plain sight!
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  4709. "...Hyperloop technology maturing at a rapid rate..." -- Somehow, even though the prototype has not made one single successful run and the tube is rusting to pieces on the street. How gullible are you guys? We already have a number of PROVEN fixed-guideway transit modes available: Light Rail, Heavy Rail, monorail, and MagLev. Hyperloop is not needed, nobody asked for it, and no municipality or governmental agency has funded one. It has major safety challenges and will never overcome the psychological hurdle. People do NOT want to be stuffed into a coffin and shot through a windowless sewer pipe like a stack of invoices in a 1930s-era department store! The junkyard of history is littered with the corpses of countless "innovative" transit technologies that failed to catch on. Hyperloop is just more junk on the pile.
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  4710. It's not the dog's fault, it was the environment. There was no clear pack structure and no clear pack leader (we ALL feel THAT), and every few hours someone new and different was assuming a dominant role over the poor little bastard. Therefore, he was CONSTANTLY placed in a position where his instincts compelled him to fight to secure his position in the pack. Only a complete chucklewit would be surprised by this outcome.
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  4711.  @ericalopez1151  Were you there in August/September 2017?
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  4712.  @mattbrew11  Negative. We're NOT discussing an auto insurance policy, we're discussing homeowner's. I called USAA and asked. It's covered. Maybe one shouldn't get cheap with toilet paper or insurance!
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  4713. @UCzMtgnOEzLv_4rkwQr2w-Sg I unequivocally respect your PV systems experience, certainly, but how many insurance policies have you written? THAT is the topic at hand. MY insurer told me that hail damage to MY new system is covered under MY existing policy (subject to the usual deductibles, of course). That's why I phrased my above post quite carefully. Please note that I wrote "SHOULD BE" and CHECK WITH YOUR INSURER." [Caps added for emphasis] If they'd told me that I needed a rider, I would have added one. I tend to believe what they tell me; they've replaced at least 3 roofs and a car for me without batting an eye. Let me ask you this: When one of your solar clients asks you "is this covered by my insurance?" are you not obligated to tell them to ask their insurer that question?
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  4714.  @mattbrew11  So you are NOT an insurance agent, writer, or broker and are prohibited by most state regulatory authorities from advising clients as to coverage and other insurance-related issues. Got it.
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  4715. "Boy or girl?" Yes.
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  4716. Alien space superhighways? The Vogons have been working hard on those hyperspatial bypasses. Do you know where your towel is?
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  4717. Not only is she insufferable but she has no "hills."
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  4718.  @anthonyyi6312  We used to, before school districts outsourced Driver's Education.
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  4719. Call it a "snooch scented candle."
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  4720. It's Russia, so the odds are better (or worse) than you think.
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  4721. It's quite odd that you failed to mention that nearly EVERY attendee you didn't interview IS wearing a mask. Were you unaware that they were in the shot? Do you even watch your own show? Apparently not, or you'd remember that YOU pinheads told us that the WHO said not to bother with masks back in January and February. I wonder why most people distrust the so-called "experts" and "journalists?" Must be Trump. Yeah, sure, it's all Trump!
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  4722. There's a frickin' pie chart in the Form 1040 instructions that shows where your tax dollars are spent. She's a triple threat candidate: illiterate, incoherent AND blind!
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  4723.  @willzresurreccion6745  WHAT coup d'etat? Are you talking about that stupid riot that barely even slowed down the count & confirmation vote? The Joint Session reconvened the SAME DAY and confirmed Biden as President. HOW the hell is that a "coup?" Pro tip: Learn what words mean BEFORE using them.
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  4724.  @walkerwillis2563  The fact that there are 3 grids has nothing to do with that. There are at least two problems with your "unigrid" suggestion. One: A glitch in Miami could impact service in Seattle. Two: Over the distance from Arizona to New York, you'd lose 100% of the power due to transmission (resistance converting electricity to heat) and parasitic losses so ZERO watts would ultimately reach New York. Unless you've invented an ambient temperature superconductor and are hiding it from the world because you hate the idea of becoming a trillionaire, you're confusing physics with magic. Congratulations! Your application has been rejected by M.I.T. AND Hogwarts.
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  4725. That may have been the most resigned "go away now" in the history of your channel. Nicely done!
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  4726. ""Trans" WHAT? The word has lost ALL meaning. 🤣
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  4727. I refuse to take seriously the opinion of anyone who can't correctly spell the word "paid." IT'S FOUR LETTERS. I know English is weird, but come on, man!
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  4728. Can you explain why they WOULDN'T?
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  4729.  @moos5221  Permafrost is below ground. Above ground, things are held together by bribery and prayer.
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  4730. I'm not convinced that anyone who bought the Resident's BS would be wearing American flag boxers and a "Fear is Not a Virtue" tank top. 🤣
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  4731.  @ronjon7942  Explain which part? That was a properly structured and grammatically correct sentence written in flawless English. What's throwing you off? Tell me if this helps: JP is dressed in clothing typically associated with Conservatives but he's saying things one would expect to hear only from nutty pro-Biden Lefties. That's HIS joke. MY joke is the underscoring of his blatantly obvious joke in a dry, understated manner.
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  4732.  @ChrisG-sm5tc  You are correct. Nobody works harder than Quid Pro Joe to recruit voters for the Republican Party.
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  4733. $7.25. They left that part out.
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  4734.  @danivertiz4866  It was a funny parody verse with no mention of political affiliation. You have to suffer from a special kind of self-inflicted mental illness to see "MAGA" in that.
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  4735.  @CleanupKrew7  Interesting theory considering Biden wasn't running when this fictional "crime" happened. Do you even calendar, Bro?
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  4736. He didn't tell anyone to do anything. HE ASKED A QUESTION. The MSM has become pure click bait garbage. UV blood irradiation therapy is a thing that has existed for years. So is breathing 3% H2O2 via a nebulizer to "disinfect" the lungs. He didn't phrase it well because he is not a doctor, which is exactly why HE ASKED THE DOCTORS!
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  4737. You can go there and do anything you like -- except find fresh water to drink.
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  4738. Andrew, ironic hilarity occurred before you spoke your first word. China Joe popped up asking for a campaign contribution. The only contribution I have for his campaign is: "Don't run. You've done enough damage and I'd like to retire in 5 years. Just GO AWAY!"
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  4739. That puzzle desk was super cool, but the manufacturer wants $2,000 for it. It's not THAT cool!
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  4740. Obvious wumao is obvious. Earn those 50 cents, wumao!
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  4741. "Travel by Train!"
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  4742. The REAL story in today's Daily Dose: your pets are smarter AND more useful than the political hacks you vote for!
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  4743.  @ITBOILSMYBLOOD  Whereas, you have conveniently ignored the fact that, in most states, the law REQUIRES drivers to move at least one lane over or (if that's not possible) to slow to 20 mph below the speed limit to pass emergency or road service vehicles when their warning lights are active. There is video EVIDENCE that the cammer did no such thing. There is ZERO evidence that the OP "flip flops" his argument. You just made that up. Why are you defending a terrible driver who really should be riding the train or bus?
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  4744.  @ITBOILSMYBLOOD  We weren't talking about "the majority of people," we were discussing one post. As to your second point, it seems that you are too young to remember a certain driving safety PSA: "Don't get killed trying to prove it's YOUR right of way!" Cue dramatic music. Speaking for myself, there is NO place that requires my presence urgently enough to be worth sacrificing my car or my life. Nor is my ego so fragile that "forfeiting" the right of way will cause me to collapse in a weeping heap of hysterically quivering Jell-O. You do you, though.
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  4745. "It's coming right at us" -- yet you can CLEARLY see that it is NOT.
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  4746.  @benandy113  Dude, I realize that your account is less than 2 weeks old but, in case no one has ever told you this, YouTube is NOT a dating site!!! Blow the dust and cobwebs off of your wallet and crowbar a few bucks loose to subscribe to an ACTUAL dating site, you thirsty freak. 🤣🤣🤣
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  4747. That stall warning was anxiety inducing. My left hand kept involuntarily trying to push my non-existent yoke forward to get the nose down as my feet searched for the rudder pedals that are also not under my desk.
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  4748.  @ExtraDoseOfDopamine  They really drill that reflex deep into your skull during flight training.
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  4749.  @aaaaaaa4760  I'd say very small. That wasn't an F-15 and he wasn't pulling heavy Gs.
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  4750.  @iamgointowin  3% H2O2 via nebulizer. NOT an injection. NOT an IV.
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  4751. Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
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  4752. There are, however, state unemployment taxes. Employers pay them, not employees.
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  4753.  @tamaracalderon3184  Largely correct, but California also clips employees for SUTA/SDI.
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  4754. Hopefully, in the next video, you'll check out all the tourist traps that the Griswolds visited or discussed!
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  4755. I am NOT defending the hypocrite Liarwatha, but ANY vehicle is green IF ALL THE SEATS ARE FILLED. Besides the pilot(s), how many seats were occupied on that plane? How many empty? It's just bad optics made all the worse by silence.
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  4756.  @MaskedMan66  I'm not convinced that they're "stakeholders" regarding this issue but I'll respectfully consider their opinions. 😃
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  4757. Tim, there aren't that many people who are "mad at the cops." I'm not. I bet most of your subscribers aren't, either. We're mad at the criminals.
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  4758. I wouldn't even consider moving there unless they sweep up and dispose of all that white crap on the ground and roofs. It has to GO!
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  4759.  @bipolarminddroppings  I've ordered all of those things from Amazon, but I'm told that supply chain issues will delay delivery until October 15, 3176.
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  4760. "Let that sink in!" -- I predict that that's going to get more play than your wage gap button clip, great and wonderful meme goddess.
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  4761. This is SO much better than the traps we'd set back in the 1970s. Once you've seen this bad boy do its stuff, a gift-wrapped box of dog poop just doesn't cut it! One change order to submit: make it spray glue before the glittersplosion. Sparkle on, dude!
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  4762. You magnificent drunken bastard! Because of you, I just ordered a ridiculously overpriced Blu-Ray of "One Million Years BC." You owe me an incisive review of that classic compelling character study, complete with a critical analysis of its underlying themes and allegorical representations.
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  4763. #1.2: That's NOT a camper. It's a cap or a shell. A camper typically weighs thousands of pounds and that pickup is too small to fit one in its bed.
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  4764. @ No, we are not. He asserted some truly insane things, such as "You build houses not to house people..." which makes no sense whatsoever. If people weren't buying houses for themselves or others to live in, NOBODY would be building houses because NOBODY would be buying them. He completely misunderstood and/or intentionally misrepresented my criticism of superblock public housing projects because he just wanted to brag about his tiny little authoritarian "paradise" while taking the piss on the West, about which he seems to know very little.
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  4765.  Seventies Born  That checks out.
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  4766.  @lolahernandez6871  I'm Italian, adopted by hillbillies. Let's have lunch and compare our incurable angst. 🤣
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  4767.  @xBINARYGODx  Abracadabra! Your wishes have been granted. NONE of the lock systems on our inland waterways are privately owned. The government ALREADY owns it for the public benefit. The users ALREADY pay for it via excise taxes on fuel. Are you aware that the device you used to rant nonsense can also be used to LOOK UP INFORMATION before making a fool of yourself? Imagine that! Try it some time.
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  4768. It's fortunate that there are multiple routes between Chicago and the Atlantic, then. Replacing infrastructure on the Tenn-Tom? Take the Mississippi or the NYS Barge Canal and vice-versa.
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  4769. I'm not sure that my failure to properly boil eggs is related to their shape. In fact, I am sure - I simply prefer them scrambled.
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  4770.  @mmwpro63  Incorrect. Heavy rail subways are the most expensive urban transit mode. Monorails are less expensive than elevated heavy rail and comparable with elevated light rail.
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  4771.  @ScottAtwood  Rotary switches are fast and not particularly complex.
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  4772. That engine is NOT "running on water" -- it is running on the recombination of hydrogen and oxygen. It will NEVER, EVER, EVER produce even as much power as the electrolysis requires to break the water into hydrogen and oxygen and will, in fact, LOSE energy due to various inefficiencies. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS "FREE" ENERGY! This is basic high school chemistry stuff.
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  4773.  @2old4allthis  Thank you, sir or ma'am.
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  4774. No demographic works harder against their own best interests than women.
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  4775. I would wait in line for days to buy tickets to a Star Wars movie directed by Hulk Hogan. 🤣
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  4776. Come on, Andrew! Read us the rest of that ridiculous placeholder text. As crazy as it sounded, it STILL made more sense than anything Quid Pro Joe has ever said!
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  4777.  @dfries81ga  Yes they would. Slow-roasted with some vegetables.
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  4778. A Democrat wailing about Jim Crow laws is PEAK irony! Do you even history, pal?
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  4779. There ARE multiple water routes between the Mississippi watershed and the Chesapeake Bay.
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  4780. Here is the correct question to ask, followed by the only correct answer: Q: If a canoe flew over your back yard and dropped all its wheels, how many pancakes would it take to cover a hospital? A: None, because ice cream has no bones.
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  4781. They still sell ammo when they get a delivery.
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  4782. TomChevy20: You have leaned on your horn more in 30 seconds of video clips than I have in over 30 years of driving. Maybe YOU are the problem!
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  4783.  @MAnuscript421  There is one.
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  4784. Like everything else that Biden's puppet masters have cursed upon us, this has nothing to do with economics and everything to do with buying votes.
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  4785. She wished for a memorable birthday. She should have been more specific.
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  4786.  @JohnDoe-l6c1g  Yet hundreds of thousands of people have left CA and NY for red states like TX, TN, and FL, taking billions of dollars in tax revenues and some Congressional seats with them. They probably even know how to spell "dependent." Stay in school, kids.
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  4787. Incentivize life-cycle planning. Make the blades out of aircraft aluminum or recyclable plastic. Solved.
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  4788. I am absolutely shocked at the number of solar panels I see in these aerial views of Seattle. Either the citizens or their governments (or both) are woefully uninformed. The Puget Sound is literally among the WORST areas of the continental United States for insolation (solar irradiation). Most of Texas averages 4.5 to 6.5 KwH per square meter per day. The Seattle area averages less than 4 (if that). Source: NREL insolation maps. The local focus should be on energy efficiency and conservation, not generation of future toxic waste. Typical activist nonsense: pretend to help while actively making things worse.
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  4789.  @flashedwards3829  How often does that happen, though? A few days per week? My city averages 300 days of sunshine annually. My point is that solutions must be appropriately tailored to local conditions or one risks doing more harm than good.
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  4790.  @mzbrown6969  Who decided what was "essential?"
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  4791. If it isn't a right whale, it's a WRONG whale.
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  4792. Your mispronunciation of "Acela" wounds my soul.
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  4793. FYI, it's "uh sell uh."
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  4794. The motorcyclist retained his sense of humor when the bicyclist returned his serve. Watching that cop grapple the fleeing car was weirdly satisfying.
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  4795.  @bearschmidt3180  $20? ridiculous. A day pass for the monorail is only $13, and will take you from the MGM to the Sahara with a view that this thing cannot match as it takes you under the LVCC parking lot. LMFAO.
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  4796.  @markplott4820  You can? Where? Link, please.
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  4797. I'm pretty sure you can actually SAY "Covid" and "vaccine" on YouTube now. In fact, you probably SHOULD say the actual words out loud (and proud) because your newer viewers and those who watch your videos that we share on other SM platforms might not get the YT/FB 2020 censorship references. Your fans from way back when certainly get it, but we want your reach to expand, sir!
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  4798.  Rita 25 y.o - check my vidéó  If you're referring to Terminal City, the pylons are larger than you think -- about the same footprint as a modest house.
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  4799. Meet the moment? Isn't Moments an Australian condom brand? Whatever... There is NO topic that China Joe can't make all about HIMSELF.
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  4800. "You know very well?" What the hell is THAT?
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  4801. She had beautiful lines. Too bad the IJN decided to FAFO.
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  4802. Congratulations! We need all the smart, talented, and dedicated people we can get.
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  4803. These pro-censorship types are morons. If you silence the lunatics it's harder to know who and where they are!
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  4804. It's all fun and games until your Worker's Comp claim is disallowed for contributory negligence.
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  4805. Never buy street tacos from a vendor on Zerf. I hear they use Gondark meat and everyone knows that xeno-carnivore meat tastes like refried feces.
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  4806.  @Jinkaza1882  Three Zerfian thumbs up to you, sir.
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  4807. Nothing against your narrative prowess, but I threw up just a little in my own mouth.
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  4808. Yet at least ONE BILLION English speakers learned in grade school that "sex" and "gender" are SYNONYMS. Fewer than 0.46% of people simply cannot unilaterally impose an instant change to a language via crybully fiat. Grow up.
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  4809. Check my math, please, but - since 1789 - haven't there ALWAYS been TWO Senators from Delaware?
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  4810. What kind of idiot goes to a tattoo parlor to request the appearance of permanently sun damaged skin and an untimely death from melanoma? I weep for our future.
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  4811. We knew that the MSM was dead years ago when we tuned in to cable "news" shows that mainly consisted of so-called "reporters" interviewing each other. Mr. Trump had nothing to do with that.
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  4812. The teachers' unions are proving once again that there is nothing they won't do to keep their members from having to do any actual work.
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  4813. What are these shows and the temperature-based timeline to which you refer? Everyone knows that there are only 6 Star Trek series (TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT) and 10 movies. If I don't have it on DVD or Blu Ray then it simply does not exist!
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  4814. "Biden's losing it" implies that he had it to begin with. FAKE NEWS!
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  4815. @H P Well, let's see those "examples." [Citations Needed]
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  4816. I'm not sure what you're talking about. The final Indiana Jones movie was "Last Crusade." The final Star Wars movie was "Return of the Jedi." The final MCU movie was "No Way Home." The Final Star Trek Movie was "First Contact." The final Jurassic Park movie was "Jurassic Park." Nothing after the above films added anything of value to the lore of their franchises. NOTHING.
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  4817.  @rikwisselink-bijker  Excellent method for getting lots of entry-level "name tag and hairnet" jobs eliminated (it's already happening thanks to market-ignorant politicians pushing for higher minimum wages. People are getting their hours cut and taking less home. Good plan!). Burger-flipping was never intended to be a career. It's a temporary gig. You can always pay $20 for a $3 cheeseburger if you really want to. I'll just make my own damn sandwich at home.
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  4818.  @rikwisselink-bijker  Reasonable exceptions but ultimately, the question arises: What's preventing people from seeking better jobs?
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  4819. I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that, just perhaps, "investing" in something that has ZERO intrinsic value is a BAD financial decision. The return on such an investment will be ZERO sympathy.
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  4820. #6 - You were BOTH idiots. Especially YOU because you call yourself "FartDragon."
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  4821.  @WaysonHarris  There isn't a "national power grid." There are 3 major grids and a host of smaller ones.
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  4822. The Last Jedi is okay... with aggressive use of the SKIP button!
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  4823.  @easymoney8535  You very badly misspelled "calling out an obvious desperation ploy." By the way, that's not "whataboutism." Whataboutism would be asking why Biden hasn't been investigated for ACTUALLY doing the things they accused Trump of doing, like taking money from shady Russians. Learn the meaning of words BEFORE you use them.
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  4824.  @comeandtakeit-m6e  That is obviously a drainage easement, Mr. Manners. Calm your mammary glands.
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  4825. NELLIS! It's part of Nellis AFB, not Edwards AFB.
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  4826. Given CNN's track record, their hatred of Sanders will likely only make him stronger.
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  4827. That'll keep those darn kids off your lawn!
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  4828.  @masond2838  <- Obvious 6-week old wumao account is SUPER obvious. Earn that 50 cents, wumao!
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  4829. Damn it, June! I thought YOU were my AI girlfriend! 🤣
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  4830. They already have them stockpiled.
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  4831.  @theultimatereductionist7592  That doesn't entirely make sense. Brokers invest other people's money. He's more of a venture capitalist. He didn't create PayPal, after all, he bought and later sold it.
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  4832.  @phantomboi909  Not correct. Engines create THRUST, not lift. Airflow over the wings creates lift. If you have altitude you can trade it for airspeed, which creates the lift that keeps you airborne. It's called "gliding." Perhaps you've heard of it?
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  4833.  @redemptionhappens7725  Not to mention how damned NOISY y'all are on the wards in the middle of the night when patients are just trying to get a few hours of sleep before the medical horror show resumes the next day. Yack, yack, yack. Jibber-jabber, blah blah blah.
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  4834. Bette Midler... She used to be famous, right?
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  4835. Climate alarmists blocking people riding BICYCLES. Think about that for a second -- the loony Lefties didn't!
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  4836. This video could have been titled "Misadventures with the Coefficient of Friction." Subtitle: "μ = F/N"
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  4837. CNN still exists? No one cares, period.
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  4838. How about if you STEAL $4,000,000. from the U.S. via tax fraud and never pay it back?
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  4839.  @Perroden  I assume you're being sarcastic since CNN didn't show the illustrations nor did they allow us to hear the parts that were quoted. It's quite true that some of the parents didn't know what was in the books but quite a few knew too well what was in them (like the one with illustrations of sex acts).
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  4840.  @ivanvalera3250  Doesn't that make it more compelling to get in line early?
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  4841.  @angelinavicente8014  I'm not oblivious. I genuinely wanted to know. Is DACA the only alternative? Isn't the pre-existing system still in place?
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  4842.  @ivanvalera3250  Or it will move and you'll get in lawfully.
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  4843.  @bkitteh6295  True, most reversible lanes I've used or seen have more substantial barriers than mere paint.
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  4844.  @denisschwartz2943  "Incessant fight for equality?" Seriously? What rights do normies have that gays lack, especially now that they can marry in all 50 states and be just as miserable as any other married couple? Asking for a friend.
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  4845. "Impeachment: Because we're rapidly running out of other ways to avoid doing our actual jobs!"
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  4846. I-375 in Detroit? I saw a plan for repurposing it last summer.
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  4847. They do. The problem in all these clips is that there's a loose nut behind the steering wheel.
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  4848. If you think Idaho doesn't have traffic jams then you've never tried to enter Yellowstone from the west at 10:00AM!
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  4849. WAIT a damn minute! The lardass HAS NO CHOICE but to spend $900 monthly on fast food???? What the ever-livin' hell kind of insanity is this? It's been a few years since I visited Cali, but I seem to recall that they had these things we call "grocery stores." Are those all gone now? Why can't she go inside one of those and buy a container of cut mixed fruit, some low-fat cottage cheese, and make herself a damn fruit salad for a few bucks? Jesus jumping Christ, what's WRONG with these delusional morons and the half-wits who write lame apologetics for their idiotic life choices?!?
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  4850. Tim, the following thought applies to all self-employed people: "No man can serve two masters -- but serving hundreds of them is a walk in the park!"
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  4851. I know Kevin McCarthy is considered a little controversial by some, but I think we can ALL agree that he was absolutely HILARIOUS as the bad guy in the movie "Innerspace."
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  4852. Wisconsin is NOT sending us their best.
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  4853. See yourself out. ;-)
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  4854. What are you even talking about? Your statement makes absolutely NO sense on any level. Solar panels work year-round. Households with utility-interactive solar pay the same rates that you do for any electricity that they purchase.
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  4855.  @Training4Life-q4w  In which communist hell-hole do you reside where that's the crazy-ass law? we have Net Metering here. Winter is usually the most efficient season for solar in the Sun Belt because there's no need for air conditioning. Also, you do NOT need to be utility-interactive if you have battery banks unless some communist politicians who don't know how electricity works force that rule on you.
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  4856. You have to give them credit where credit is due. "Non-binary" is VERY convenient verbal shorthand for saying "Nobody of either gender wants to bang me."
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  4857. ALL established monorail technologies can easily switch. There are 3 main methods for switching beam-supported monorails: Beam-transfer, beam-replacement, and rotary.
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  4858.  @mikew764  One simple question: HOW?
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  4859.  @mikew764  And yet NOBODY has been charged with sedition -- just illegal entry. Yet that stupid riot barely even delayed the proceedings. They concluded the count and certification later THE SAME DAY in THE SAME BUILDING. It seems that our democracy was never even a tiny bit threatened by any of this nonsense. The process plowed inexorably forward and the Chairman of Biden Inc was inaugurated as President. Yet President Trump never told anyone to throw a riot and also urged everyone to chill out and go home -- words that were recorded on video and audio yet never replayed during the political theater or on the MSM. All you hear are self-serving statements from a lot of nobodies trying to promote their crappy books. YOU take a look.
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  4860.  @mikew764  Oh, WHO THE HELL CARES? He used all the usual political tactics and NONE OF IT MATTERED. The count and certification was concluded the very same day and Biden was declared the winner. The only reason these hearings are even happening is because the Dems have read the handwriting on the wall. They're likely to lose big-time in November, they're desperate, and poisoning the well is their only skill set. Have you been living with an undiagnosed case of severe Trump Derangement Syndrome for the last 64 months? Get over it. The Dems demolished the economy to make Trump look bad. Pelosi, Schiff, and Schumer have become multimillionaires on government salaries. Why are YOU defending their bullsnot? They don't care about you. They actually hate all of us normal working people. Have YOU missed all that?
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  4861.  @mikew764  Fine. You win. You am the smartiest peoples who ever peopled. Have a nice life.
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  4862. "So far I haven't heard back from police." -- Why WOULD you? You were not involved in the accident. You just provided them some video evidence. Police do not typically get in touch with random witnesses to let them know how things turned out!
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  4863.  @imacmill  Sources?
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  4864.  @voluntaryismistheanswer  [Citation Needed]
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  4865.  @RealEngineering  This is why bridges splash into rivers and condo towers collapse!
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  4866. That "open classroom" stupidity was tried in the early 70s in at least one new high school in Fairfax County VA. The school was divided into six "pods." The classroom "walls" inside each pod were just bookshelves and kids would pass notes and other objects back and forth between classrooms, causing teachers to constantly interrupt their own lectures to put a stop to it. It was also noisy as hell inside the pods with multiple lectures being presented simultaneously. The "experiment" was such a miserable failure that, eventually and at great expense, the county added -- wait for it -- interior WALLS inside the pods to convert them into traditional classrooms.
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  4867. But what about the polling among left-handed gingers? 😂
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  4868. If nothing else, it's definitely worth it for the legendary LOLs!
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  4869.  @jasonwright808  You said "escort." I guess you meant "move." In that case: yes, agreed.
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  4870.  @Krissy_Lee  I'm told that the tugs only push the big ships from the dock into the channel, then the ships proceed to the bay under their own power with pilots aboard to advise the captain.
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  4871. "Um GenTriFiCAtiOn iS GenoCiDE" -- Um, you're completely off-topic and um, how is that even possible? Are you asserting that renovating buildings kills groups of people? Um, take your meds as the doctor prescribed!
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  4872. According to the USDOT, a freight train operated by one person can displace about 200 trucks (and 200 drivers). Please explain how your magical 3-truck convoy beats that, Mr. Musk.
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  4873. Why don't Chicagoans stop voting for corrupt grifters who routinely violate the laws of our nation in the name of pandering to law-breaking people who can't even vote for them? I guess you just don't know any better, since you literally just suggested violating the Due Process clause of the United States Constitution as a "solution" to a problem that Chicagoans created by voting like complete idiots for complete idiots. Texas didn't invite the border-jumpers to come here. Chicago DID. Either live with it or put a STOP to that stupid "sanctuary city" crap.
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  4874. "Copy nothing" -- unless you're a dude copying women's clothing choices.
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  4875.  @trondtverback4376  Nice try, Stelter. Isn't it time for your third lunch?
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  4876. Achievement Unlocked: Leftist Hypocrisy Exposed for All to See!
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  4877.  @lesleylesley5821  No engineering or architecture? Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon have entered the chat! Tenochtitlan and Machu Picchu are waiting in the lobby. READ A BOOK!
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  4878. I have to ask why in the world are you pretending that there hasn't been a land bridge in the United States for DECADES that connects the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to the Port of Houston that offers fast and efficient intermodal transfer of freight containers between the Pacific and Atlantic? It's not a secret!
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  4879.  @lambastepirate  Nearly the entire tribal police force was there. Nobody's getting fired.
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  4880. Welcome to your daily dose of evidence that our judicial system needs to be more aggressive about putting bad drivers on the bus.
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  4881. Get it right, friend: CARBON-FREE music recapture!
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  4882. "Leaners permit." Hey, lady, if you have time to lean, you have time to clean!
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  4883. There are over 1,000 seed banks throughout the world but Svalbard is unique.
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  4884. Peak Florida.
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  4885. The lawsuits will be dragging through the courts for years, if not decades.
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  4886. Is no one going to comment that the He/Him dude is wearing unearned Lieutenant's bars? Stolen rank is NOT cool, dude!
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  4887. If you're this confused after seeing a movie then you just saw a terrible movie.
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  4888.  @jeffreydennis4385  Our public beaches largely suck but most of them DO have bathrooms.
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  4889. I thought your sponsor was going to be Living Spaces. How perfect would that have been?
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  4890.  @allthingsservethebeam19  When you get nervous about taking a freeway off-ramp, of course.
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  4891. That tree was obviously askin' for it!
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  4892. Well done, sir! Bravo!
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  4893. #9 translated: "I failed to properly prepare my car for winter driving conditions."
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  4894. It's time for thousands of correctly thinking people to accuse the venue of blatant racism for canceling Mr. Chapelle's show and then enjoy the spectacle of the Left eating itself.
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  4895. Sustainability is a good thing, but you have to prioritize.  Once you've discarded the trivial -- and there certainly is an excess of the trivial (maybe we can figure out how to recycle it) -- then you have to make it EASY for people to do. Driving your food waste to a farmer's market for composting is RIDICULOUS and wasteful, possibly doing more harm than good. Neighborhoods should (and many do) have community gardens, which are great places to install simple composters (within walking distance of people's homes and a quick shovel toss from where the compost is most useful).
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  4896. Somebody is trying very hard to earn another "Worst Journalist of the Year" award from the Columbia Journalism Review!
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  4897. They want credit for solving the problems THEY caused. No.
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  4898. I know! Wonderland, the Helium Monument, Cadillac Ranch, Ozymandius' giant legs, the Big Texan... It totally makes Disney World look like a crummy little county fair.
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  4899. When does she say "Shazam!" and turn back into a little boy?
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  4900.  @tdeo2141  The matter has not yet been brought to court. Pay attention.
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  4901.  @Hilltopperpete  More publicity might spur them into actually doing their job. It worked with those crazy school board members who got replaced.
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  4902. I think "Heinerscheid" must be German for "Horse-faced." Vote below: Yay or Neigh.
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  4903. Is NM's gov going to close I-40? It passes through Gallup. It's a MAJOR interstate trucking route. The Federal government might take issue with such a blatant violation of the Commerce Clause. The lawsuits will drag on for YEARS.
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  4904. @ I AM serious, and don't call me Shirley!
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  4905. It works GREAT... until you run out of other people's money!
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  4906. Your turn, Tim! ;-)
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  4907.  @ThisGuyDannyyy  Because they have no creativity, no imagination, and nothing to offer humanity. They're just smooth-brained scammers who bring shame to their families.
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  4908. For what?
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  4909. Do not underestimate his VAST experience in losing to the only politician in America with a more punchable face than his.
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  4910. #5: Learn how to relax, you future stroke victim!
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  4911. As long as that chick from "The Help" bakes the cake!
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  4912. He was referring to the individual ITEMIZED deduction, which fewer people now benefit from due to the mortgage cap and the increased Standard Deduction. Those don't apply to rental or business mortgage interest deductions, which are usually allowed in full.
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  4913.  @clayortex  Correct, due to the mortgage cap. People with smaller mortgages simply don't bother itemizing because the standard deduction is now so generous, thanks to the TCJA.
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  4914. "Your terms are acceptable."
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  4915. And there isn't even a Disney park in Oz.
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  4916. How did he beat Big Pharma, exactly? By smacking them with pallets of cash? Ouch.
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  4917. "Always loved Heinlein's work...except for the incest obsession, anyway." -- Agreed! The story line involving Maureen was only SLIGHTLY more disturbing than Lazarus having a threesome with his own clone-daughters. He was clearly going for shock value...and he succeeded. Most of his fans were far more bothered by how disjointed and ridiculous "The Number of the Beast" was (at least he had an undiagnosed brain tumor to excuse that sloppy mess).
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  4918. I'm having profound issues with your repeated misspelling of the word "spacing." Why the "E?"
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  4919. Matt is covering the big issues of our time.
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  4920. That has to be the most expensive prostitute you've never heard of.
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  4921. A blank sheet of paper would also be a comprehensive list.
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  4922. The incorrectly-named "Inca" (That was just the title of the top guy. The actual empire was known as Tawantinsuyu) was probably the most advanced civilization in the New World. They had no written language in the Old World sense but they did have an extensive communications network that used runners who carried messages composed of knotted strings (known as quipu, iirc). It was like the Pony Express, with way stations, inns, and relief runners along all the major roads/routes. They certainly had markets and trade. It was said, during the heyday of Tawantinsuyu, that it was perfectly safe for an unescorted woman to walk from one end of the empire to the other.
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  4923. Plot twist: The fish tricked the osprey into giving it a free ride to school.
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  4924. Salaries are fairly high there.
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  4925. Well, that was... terrifying.
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  4926. Spoiler alert: There are no "haunted" places anywhere because GHOSTS AREN'T REAL. It's always either a tourist scam or simply inability to handle one's alcohol. Stop typing -- and grow up.
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  4927. 0:43 - THANK you! I always wondered how that was spelled. You, sir, are a world champion.
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  4928. Your Greta impression is nearly as on point as your Bernie impression. Career change in the works? I'll be pleased to catch your act at Cap City Comedy Club!
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  4929. Wasn't Miss Gender the star of the local drag show?
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  4930.  @alone-tt8dg6ic6f  <-- Found the wumao. Earn that 50 cents, child!
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  4931. He also became a paraplegic in "Executive Decision."
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  4932. A mouse-sized woolly mammoth will be the next fad pet.
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  4933. Because I decided.
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  4934.  @benjaminbrady858  You'd still need pilot training in case the automation fails. Quite expensive and impractical, as you say.
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  4935. @@ChartsNewz Great. Automation has NEVER failed and never will. <- Extreme sarcasm.
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  4936. There's no such thing as a cool tattoo on a woman, much less a "really cool" one. She just eliminated high-value men from her dating pool and made herself unemployable with regard to the best high-paying jobs.
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  4937.  @ashleyr6809  How do you NOT know? Those are clean-shaven legs with feminine proportions.
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  4938. I haven't been interested in an Angry Maxwell film since Beyond Convective Event Hemisphere.
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  4939. You might be promoting a scam. "Harriet Hall of Science-Based Medicine has noted that Gundry's alleged evidence for the benefits of a lectin-free diet is anecdotal and meaningless as there are no studies with control groups in the medical literature to support his claims. Hall concluded that Gundry is not a reliable source of medical information and asserts that "the lectin foods that Gundry prohibits are part of a science-based healthy diet. Avoiding them might lead to inadequate nutrition."
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  4940.  @ashlibabbitt8609  Let me know how the Biden family became multimillionaires on one GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE'S salary. I see your self-inflicted mental illness is still strong. Good luck with that, wumao!
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  4941. Gross. But also true.
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  4942. Tim, your Snidely Whiplash impression is ON POINT!
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  4943. The national debt is the real source of concern. We're now spending a TRILLION dollars on INTEREST every year. That is money that is NOT available for filling one pothole, fixing a single bridge, upgrading a rail line, repairing a dam, or otherwise improving our infrastructure. Elections have consequences.
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  4944.  @TheAstroflight  It's not carbs that make people fat. It's CALORIES. If calories in > calories burned, you gain weight. If calories burned > calories in, you lose weight. You weren't taught BS, you fell for fad diet marketing BS. I suspect that your Keto/Carno diet has less to do with your weight loss than the fact that your physical activity has exceeded your caloric intake. My own diet has been primarily carbs (fruits, veggies, grains, etc) and fairly high-fiber for 8 years and my weight has been stable the entire time. I also walk 3 to 6 miles daily (on purpose). It doesn't matter what you eat (in moderation), it matters how much you eat and how much you get up off your flabby ass and MOVE.
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