Youtube comments of Tête Dur (@tetedur377).

  1. "It's hard to articulate because...." I can't without sounding like a hypocritical a*hole.
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  2. How weird is it that if a man says "I paid for this expensive meal, you should give me some sweet lovin'," the womanosphere would go thermonuclear.
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  3. GSD owners: "OMG! My GSD! Sheds everywhere, all the time! We could stuff a pillow, or knit a sweater!" Šarplaninac owners: "Pffft! We stuff mattress, knit comforter."
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  4. For 9 years old, he's got really nice teeth.
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  5. Never forget: you have what women say they want; what they think they want, and what they actually respond to. Almost never are the 3 things the same thing.
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  6. Honey badgers don't give a damn.
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  7. "Pretty monogamous?" Is that like "kind of pregnant?"
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  8. We wiped our cookies every day, defraged at least once a week, and the biggest virus was PC Stoned, or some variation. I used to swear that Pecker Norton wrote malware so he could sell antivirus.
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  9. "What is: because there is no money in it for the courts, Alex?"
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  10. Been there, survived the experience - barely. I did learn a lot about women, in my mid 20s, however. Look at it this way: not only does your presence give women someone to blame, but more work gets done by your being there and working diligently.
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  11. We should all be grateful cats don't come with opposable thumbs.
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  12. Like I said below: what women SAY they want, what they THINK they want, and what they respond to are 3 different things.
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  13.  @averagejoe7860  Great advice - right up to the part where she tells ALL her friends, in person and via social media, what a disgusting creep you are and how you gave her the [dreaded] "ick." Or the part where she files a police report, and they're obligated to check it out, no matter how they feel about it. Getting the point yet?
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  14. "All of that money is gonna be for food!" The savagery is next level, shipmate.
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  15. Sometimes tricking the white man into initiating that process.
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  16. I grew up in the '50s and '60s. It was a running joke about women and telephones. I mean, my earliest recollections are of old-fashioned, wall-mounted telephones with a fixed mouthpiece and a separate ear piece on a cord. Even in those days, that's what women did: gossip on the phone. If you needed to make a phone call, not only did all of your neighbors get to listen in, but you had to ask them to break up the party so you could get through to the operator so she could connect you to the doctor or the vet, or whoever. In the latter part of the '50s and through the '60s, the teenage girl and her tying up the phone for hours (and later, her princess phone surgically attached to her) became standard gag material.
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  17. Plus: no internet back in those days. It was all word-of-mouth, television and appearances, and DJs being paid to promote songs.
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  18. And, like trained seals, the women clap on command.
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  19. "50 Shades of Gray" has an entirely different outcome if he lived in a trailer park and drove an old Ranchero.
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  20. Need to ban the Department of Education.
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  21. This is what happens when the Goobernment creates/allows a public utility to have a monopoly stranglehold on a geographic region.
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  22.  @PatrickBuckley-ol2ok  Bonus: all of Diddy's evidence is gone, since his mansion burned to the ground.
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  23.  @rocketraccoon1976  Is it dark chocolate? I'm not cheap, but I can be had.
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  24.  @playedout148  If you can.
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  25. I love you, man!
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  26. You're better off without them.
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  27. I learned in middle school, and it was severely reinforced in high school, that the opposite sex had zero interest in me. I was in the Navy during and immediately after the end of Vietnam, and if you guessed that women my age had hang-ups about men in the service, you'd be correct. I went in the the Army Reserve after the Navy, and it didn't get any better. I was in my mid-20s - for the sake of simplicity, I'll say 27 - before I realized that I simply had no market value, despite earning a pretty good blue collar income. That was 40 years ago. If not for the internet, I would have never met my bride of 20 years. She came with a fair amount of baggage, as well as 2 adult children, but she added almost no drama to my life. She wasn't a lot of help, financially, and in fact, I became her care-giver probably 15 years into the marriage. Still, I figured it was the best I could get, so I embraced it as well as I could. I'd never do it again, however. Some people are just meant to be alone, but too many of them are too stupid to figure that out.
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  28. I went to boot camp in San Diego, and was stationed there throughout the '70s. I've also lived in Los Angeles, Ventura, and in Houston, TX, among other cities. There are small towns in Texas where official business is generally conducted in Spanish.
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  29. Yep. I'm 68. We had exactly 2 chicks who were both hot and nice. They were well-liked, popular, went out with the captains of sports teams (that all the other girls wanted to go out with) and were actually nice to short homely losers like me.
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  30. They would rather put them in jail for "wrong think."
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  31. They're looking for a professional to validate them, even if they have to lie to that professional - and many of them do exactly that.
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  32. It's not edited. Her response to Pearl was an unspoken "I don't care about men; I only care about women."
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  33.  @lastgiddon  They didn't say it was a good joke.
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  34. Yeah, what's the word? Oh, yeah, "violence." Huey woke up and chose violence. I don't think that's news to anyone.
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  35. Those kids (and my brother) would not be among the living if I had anything to do with it.
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  36. If you understand that what women THINK they want, what they SAY they want, and what they RESPOND TO are three different things with almost no overlap, things will make a lot more sense. If you understand that men say what they THINK (within reason), while women say what they FEEL (regardless of what their logic and reason might otherwise dictate), things will make a lot more sense. Men are hard-wired to express love for those he cares about. Love is an action word for men, and it's how we derive happiness. Women think love is owed them; that people, places, things, and experiences provide them happiness. That is because women are only capable of loving themselves. It's just the way they're wired; it's survival for them. I don't know why it is the way it is, but it explains why they are situational with respect to honor, integrity, decency, and loyalty, whereas we are hard-coded to value those virtues above everything else.
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  37.  @BouncingZeus  I'm old enough to remember when Trump said he was going to disentangle the US from involvements in the Middle East - and the entirety of the Left lost its mind.
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  38. Same thing, if you're a leftist.
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  39. Same. Constant stress about whether we had enough money to do this, that, or the other. Ordinary things, not even vacations or expensive things. After she passed, I discovered that we had $15,000 in credit card debt. Never again.
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  40. I spent many an hour in one of those, Matt. Duece and a halfs, 5-tons, Gamma Goats, Mutts, M-48A5s as well. That one runs about as well as any of them that were maintained on a regular basis. Outstanding job. Kudos to Clint from C&C for the assist.
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  41. Shaming language and personal attacks are pretty much standard with women.
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  42. One of my father's favorite expressions was "the world doesn't owe you a living." He was a shit father, but that doesn't mean he was wrong about everything. WOMEN learn from the moment they slide down the chute that the world, one man at a time, owes them a living (and happiness, and stuff). Nobody talks about it, and mothers certainly don't say that part out loud in mixed company, but even early on, there is a disparity in how boy children are treated verses how girl children are treated. The little c-words grow up believing that Prince Charming will come along, sweep them off their feet, and that they'll live in a palace even grander and more opulent than what they can imagine. With servants. And horses. Instead of adjusting their expectations when the only single guys are named Earl (Goodbye, Earl), they live bitter lives full of unhappiness, disappointment, and despair, and it's all men's fault for not being Prince Charming.
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  43. I know Sanchez from when she was a reporter/anchor in Los Angeles. I don't know if she's gotten most of that body work done since being with Bezos, but you'd think it would be of higher quality than Earl Scheib ("I'll paint any car for $99.95!"). Couldn't happen to a nicer guy, though. Odds are 75% that she'll get bored with him and take him to the cleaners in short order. It's a pattern.
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  44.  @garylancaster8612  Other women who know the top tier guys especially don't like tattoos, so it cuts down on the competition. They're the same ones perpetrating the whole body positivity movement. They KNOW men don't want fat girls; not in the long term. So they undercut their competition with all this "oh, girl, you're a 10!" crap.
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  45.  @Isaac_132  That wasn't a tuneup. I'm old enough to remember when tuneups were done with weighted gloves, rubber saps, and the like. Buddy of mine got tuned up by the Texas Rangers with rubber hoses filled with sand. There are places on the body that don't show a lot of bruising, but it still hurts all the same.
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  46. That is an exception in California; bakeries are not required to pay the new minimum wage.
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  47. Or vice versa. It would be fun to watch the CCP have a cow, man.
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  48.  @Julie-en5lg  Then don't. Get yourself a cat, or several; get yourself a dog, or several - hell, get both! Fun for everyone. But stay the hell off the internet because ain't no man out there for you. You make your bed, so suck it up and lay in it. With your dogs and cats.
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  49. Speaking of solipsism, I saw prime examples of that in the military, decades before the interwebz. Yeah, I'm that old. It took the form of women married to military guys and demanding to be accorded the same respect that their husbands received. It was particularly prevalent in lower ranked officers' wives, but it did occur in, let's call it mid grade enlisted. Basically, enlisted 5 (E-5 or sergeant) through E-6 (staff sergeant). We used to, and they still do, refer to it as "a dependent 'wearing the husband's rank.'" Occasionally, you would see kids (late pre-teens and young teens) try it ("my dad's a Captain"), but most cases were wives demanding special treatment because their husbands were an O-3 (Lieutenant) or similar rank. Usually by the time the enlisted guy or young officer had reached a certain rank in the military, they had been clued in on how a military wife is expected to act. But yeah, those are the earliest examples of women's self-centeredness in the form of "don't you know who I am [based only on their husband's status]?"
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  50.  @HollAnna  You would know.
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  51. "It's okay, Buddy!" "It's not okay! I'm gonna find that one cat, and then you're done for, lady!"
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  52. Makes her a unicorn, in my book.
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  53. "In vino veritas." In wine is truth.
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  54. I'm old and had to look that up, but yeah, you're right.
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  55. Men can be alone, but not lonely. Women cannot be alone without being lonely. Oh, sure; men who have been raised by women moan about being lonely, but they can be reasoned with, and in most cases, eventually see the light. Not so with women.
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  56.  @smokerx6291  Cite some examples. I've been on the internet since before a lot of today's men were even born, and that's not what I'm seeing.
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  57. If by "scathing honesty," you mean "telling on herself and her peers," then yeah, spot on.
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  58. Garden tools come in all colors.
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  59. Men create, women destroy. It's immutable. "But Hard Head," you say, "women create life." Without men, women do not create life. Parthenogenesis is not yet a thing.
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  60. I vote drawing and quartering. On pay-per-view.
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  61. "...I did make really bad choices in men because...those men did not want to commit to me." Still unable to accept responsibility. "I made bad choices, but it's men's fault for not wanting to commit."
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  62. Wrong. It's always the man's fault, no matter what. ALWAYS. They teach them that in 'ho school
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  63. Like leftist everywhere, they never think it could happen to them.
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  64.  @equityjustice2695  Tell us you're a simp without telling us. Oh, wait, you just did.
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  65. 😆 Exactly what I said. I don't like to call anyone ugly, but it was such a target of opportunity.
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  66.  @Savvynomad225  At least half. As Joker says "they walk away with cash and prizes."
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  67. I saw that. He has a way of breaking things down. Does he have a book available?
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  68. Dear mother attacked by a bear: it could have been worse; it could have been a man.
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  69. The hilarious aspect is the degree of upset. I'm closing in on 68, and I don't remember women getting this worked up about anything en masse this way, outside of abortion.
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  70. Safer that way. Protect yourself at all times.
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  71. She's a Slot C, so chances are....
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  72.  @satellitestargazer2770  New here on earth, are you? Missed that whole "Believe [all] women movement," did you?
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  73.  @DjangoMarine-Esq  They want the wedding, and they want the benefits, but they don't want the guy or the obligations.
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  74.  @billy_cross  You sure about that?
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  75.  @otrebla8944  It's true, though. Estimates are 33% or more. Hint: if they ADMIT to an unflattering picture of women, as far as numbers, guarantee it's much, much higher.
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  76. Sounds like they wanted to get rid of her. The question is: why?
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  77. I stopped even attempting to date when I was about 24. I'm 68 now. If they don't give you any signs they're into you, don't bother. When you understand that 90% of women do not see 90% of men, and women know within mere minutes whether they find you attractive enough to sleep with, things make a lot more sense. Work on yourselves, brothers.
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  78. I forget who said it, but he was a brother, but he flat out stated that "half the brothers in Atlanta are on the down-low."
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  79. Next up: making it illegal to "body shame" women. It only gets worse from here.
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  80.  @gomahklawm4446  How many times have the Palies rejected a 2-state solution?
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  81. I'm old enough to remember when Bernie was against the millionaires - until he became one for taking a dive against Hill Dawg. Then all of a sudden he was against BILLionaires.
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  82.  bustabloodvessel5327  Hmmm...where have we heard that before? Oh, that's right; Donald J Trump said that, and the left had a massive freak out over it.
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  83. I always heard it pronounced Pag-lee-uh, as the interviewer says she did. I've been a fan of hers since the 1970s. Brilliant woman, lesbian, feminist, doesn't hate men.
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  84. I'm with "people are annoying, get a dog" lady. Women are not worth the hassle. They never have been, and it's only getting worse.
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  85. And to divide Americans.
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  86. You don't understand: those were just "dates."
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  87. The open secret that younger men haven't found out about is that the XX's are more miserable than they usually are when they're alone. XX alone = lonely. We men alone don't have to be lonely. I'm 68, been widowed for 5 years, and while I'm alone, I'm far from lonely.
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  88. Information I could have used, oh, about 50 years ago, instead of that BS my mother told me about "making friends with women." Thanks, mom...for nothing.
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  89. "I feel like..." is the same as when a politician says "Let me be clear..." There's a lie of epic proportions fixin' to go down.
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  90.  @Mulgar268  Average isn't good enough for modern women.
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  91. A woman saying "I'm not here to play games" when that's ALL women do is play games. Back before the interwebz, when all there were available were singles ads in newspapers, magazines, specialty papers, every. single. ad. from a purported woman said "no game players," and that was before the rise of video games. No game players, and yet, that's all they're capable of.
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  92. Clearly she, and they, aren't into emotional investment. I would go so far as to say that they are incapable.
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  93.  @HollAnna  It pretty much is, most of the time.
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  94.  @codydog1700  "If you're a Chad you are confident and if your sub-5 then you're creepy." You're not wrong, but most people say that it's more like a sub-8. That is: 80% of us are invisible to women. Well, that is, until they slam face-first into that wall; then, all of a sudden, they're willing to at least entertain lowering their standards, just to gain access to someone's resources.
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  95. The rear tire is flat. More apt an analogy than it appears at first glance.
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  96. As a former, repeat patient (heart) at Washington Hospital Center in Evil DC, I can tell you that those annoying alarms in the remote patient monitor stations - those in the passageways amongst the patient rooms, and away from the actual nurses stations - can and are routinely safely ignored, particularly in the middle of the night. I was lucky enough to have said remote patient monitor station outside my room on more than one occasion. As are the supply "robots" bringing all manner of stuff between the wards and where ever it is they go to get and return that stuff. They routinely get stuck, and in theory, they can work their ways out of being stuck, and back on track to their destinations. When they cannot, they start beeping, sending out a signal that they need help and require human intervention. It's not that the alarms are so strident, the way the patient alarms are, it's that they are so persistent - like an itch you can't scratch. My opinion is that most people who die in the hospital do so because they cannot get any sleep. If, perchance, one does fall asleep, an alarm goes off to let the staff know so they can wake you up to make sure you're okay.
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  97. Berry: "If men suffered from menopause, this would have been figured out a long time ago." Sweetheart, most of what men do, every, single day of the year it to the benefit of women. Everything. All the inventions, innovations, upgrades, advances in medicine, in quality of life, ultimately benefits women.
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  98. The wounded little bird...doesn't have a job, she's looking for an ATM, she's "in therapy," and her therapist is a single mother who's a feminist. Prove me wrong.
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  99. Yes! A 1,000 times yes!
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  100.  @Merissa5150  Being at work never stopped me from taking a nap. It's a shame most bosses are so narrow-minded about that kind of thing. I mean, it's not like I snored during meetings. Okay, in fairness, I never snored that loudly.
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  101. Never let pesky details like facts get in the way of a good racist narrative.
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  102. "So what is the role of a man" "It's really unclear." The role of a man is to be a walking wallet; a portable ATM. The role of women, since they control something like 85% of consumer spending, is to do exactly that: spend. There you go; modern sex-role expectations between the sexes in a nutshell. At least from women's and from society's standpoint.
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  103. I used to both bowl and play darts - like, league and tournament play. I was better at both for having played against some of the top names in those sports, and when I played in tournaments, I played at unbelievable levels, both in partnership and against major league players. I never was, and never will be at their level. That's not even a fantasy. But having those role models upped my game overall to where I could hold my own and often beat other non-elite bowlers and darters.
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  104. That's okay; the Fed is bringing in their replacements en masse. The bad thing is that those emigrants want to turn where ever they move to into exactly like California.
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  105. And I'll guarantee you that if Prince Charming rides up on a white stallion, leading a white mare, whisks them off to the castle, with all the things, Cinderella isn't burdened with an attitude of gratitude. As soon as the feels die down, she's looking at princes and barons and whatnot in her country, in the neighboring countries to see if she can improve her lot in life.
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  106. To be fair, they're all crazy. Like Hoe_Math says, it's a matter of degree.
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  107.  @NickPorter-ui7st  It's not a conviction. Do better.
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  108.  @litigioussociety4249  Sort of like the WNBA?
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  109. Don't say that; they'll take it as a challenge to do worse. I lived in California for 30 years, almost to the day. I started in 1973 when I went to boot camp. I left and moved other places for school and work, but I always came back - until 2005. I left in part because of opportunities; in part because it was getting too overcrowded; and in part because my wife's daughters lived on the East Coast. I loved California the way it used to be before it was infected by New York leftists back in the mid-70s; but I hate the way it is now.
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  110.  @therationalanarchist  You're right about the zero responsibility, but they want the help; the walking ATM.
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  111. Yeah, they don't date no broke men. Unless it's Chad or Tyrone, of course. Then, all bets are off.
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  112.  @tgheretford  But they'll GIVE it away to Chad and Tryrone...and can't figure out why regular men are mad.
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  113. Sorry, sister; more and more and more men are waking up to the facts that women cannot, are not capable of love - okay, other than themselves - and they cannot, are not capable of being happy. Happiness comes from love; it's literally love in action. It's what motivates men to do what they do for the people they love; they put it into action. We are tired of expressing love to creatures who only care about themselves; who think love is something that is given to them; that happiness comes from external stimuli. And yet, nothing makes them happy. They catch feelings at new stimuli, but like a drug, they're looking for the next high. And the next. And the next, ad infinitum. The very, very few women who are not like all women are so rare as to be unicorns.
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  114. "I hate coffee" she said, as she picked up her iced coffee to sip on.
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  115. Almost any major construction project here in the States requires decades and decades and decades of "study" and even then, seldom does anything get built. Somebody is making money, and the taxpayer is receiving zero benefit.
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  116.  @cdpgeorge  Unless you're Chad Thunderstroke III. Then that would have never been a lawsuit. The beotch was literally. dead.
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  117. We could give Mama Nature a helping hand. I mean, there's a big, long bridge right there. I'm just saying.
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  118. That "unbiased" juror needs to talk to immigrant and US citizen Lilly Tang Williams and others like her who escaped China during the Cultural Revolution to see what it was like from someone who was there.
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  119. You don't even need to "F" around with that one to find out. Just say "no" even non-verbally and see what happens.
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  120. I've asked women what that end state (Utopia) looks like, and how do we get there, but to date, not a single woman can answer that question.
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  121. I literally have no idea what that so-called, self-described "dating coach" is talking about. That was a word salad of psycho babble that said "I'm self-absorbed" and "You're a narcissist if you don't cater to my every whim."
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  122. They're not confused; that's what them avoiding accountability at all costs sounds like.
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  123.  @osmosisjones4912  Reported as spam. You'd think you'd learn.
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  124.  @C.L.190  You can bet money that's next on the agenda.
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  125. With a woman like Paglia, you need to bring your "A" game when it comes to an exchange of ideas. No need to treat her as a porcelain princess.
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  126.  @Ap_twsh  Well, they're not physically strong enough to enslave us, so they're working through social engineering, the law, and other means to accomplish that.
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  127. Every. single. time. Without exception.
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  128. Most of them were never useful, even in their primes.
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  129. Too bad "their truths" have no basis in reality.
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  130.  @Ateist1978  Why do you hate America? Why do you want to see this once beautiful land destroyed?
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  131.  @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz  You pulled that directly out of your 4th point of contact, didn't you?
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  132.  @koenrouwhorst4173  No, they'll shame you for not meeting their criteria for what an ideal man is going to look like.
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  133. The irony of a woman talking about men emerging from being uncool in high school, thinking they're all that, and so on, is so thick, you have to use an arc gouge or an ox-acetelyne torch to cut through it.
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  134. I've been single for years...I don't give a f*ck about Valentines Day.
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  135. Worse than not knowing: they don't care.
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  136. At the very least, she's testing the waters, but yeah, she will leave, sooner, rather than later.
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  137. 68, been gaming since '92, when an a*hole...er, good friend gave me a full copy of Ultima 7. My late wife used to say "at least I know where he is at night."
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  138. They all lying. They're looking for a sugar-daddy/retirement plan, not love or a meaningful relationship.
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  139. Actually, it was the '60s, but you're not wrong.
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  140. I have yet to hear an attorney give this advice, either to their clients, or to a general audience: "Go ahead and talk to the cops without the presence of an attorney. There is no possible way anything could go wrong, so don't worry about it."
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  141.  @RenegadeVile  😆 My oldest uncle was shot down over Belgium during WWII in a B-29. He was the navigator. None of the crew survived, but the people of Belgium put up a plaque to honor their sacrifice. I know my family is eternally grateful for their recognition and continued remembrance every year.
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  142. I said that BEFORE they hired Beetlejuice.
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  143.  @arianam6430  I'm not your bro, guy!
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  144. 6'7" and he's still not taller than her ego.
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  145.  @Julie-en5lg  Short term interests are often not compatible or conducive to long term best interests. For instance: I drank through half of the '70s and all of the '80s. In the short term, I had a lot of good times. In the long term, which is the course of my 67 years, it's had a deleterious affect on my health. Diabetes, for instance.
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  146. I had to upvote, unvote, then upvote it again. I discovered that early on in my marriage. Don't get me wrong; it could have been much, much worse. But living through a 20 year marriage and 15 of it knowing I was the retirement plan was me not receiving the ROI on what I put into the marriage. And I did put a great deal of effort into it, in spite of my own self-critical inner voice telling me otherwise.
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  147.  @truthseekingfreethinker5214  Excellent point.
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  148.  @matthewdouglas1567  Or traveling out of Sky Harbor in Phoenix. I was traveling 65 in a rental car, and legit thought I was in a chase scene from "Cops" or something. The only thing missing: cop cars.
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  149. They're tired of dating broke women.
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  150. Which is not typically something you can accuse most women of being.
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  151. He especially looks like his mama had an Aussie shepherd or a Queensland Heeler as a side piece. I had a mix of both; the black and the blue merle looked just like that. He had no brown in him, though.
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  152.  @jeepernj99  Your cousin is racist for calling you a racist.
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  153.  @equityjustice2695  There's no raising the bar and bettering society. It's well past bingo that way.
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  154. In womanspeak, "dated" means "got my back blown out and then dumped."
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  155. A certified behavioral therapist technician is a paraprofessional. All you need is a high school diploma and technician training course of 40 hours and take a test. It's not that much harder than a hair and nails technician training.
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  156. I didn't get married until I was in my 40s - 44 to be exact. She was 54. It wasn't a terrible marriage, but here's the thing: I was the retirement plan. She was too old and too tired, had too many medical issues to monkey branch, or help me build a life. She was mostly along for the ride. I started investing in 2010, so 10 years into my white collar career. In 9 years, with my financial advisor leading the charge, I managed to save and invest nearly a half million. Think how much I could have put aside for retirement if I would have had a help mate, instead of a room mate who spent my money. Even though she left me in debt when she passed, I paid that off, and am essentially debt free, except for the house. I spend about half of my annual income, so yeah, I'm comfortable. And single. I'm alone, but not lonely. Ain't no man got time for that.
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  157. I'm the 65th thumbs up at 68 years of age. Women could be pretty abrasive back in the '70s when I was learning how to shoot my shot, but those were exceptions, mostly. It's safer and better for your overall health, well-being, and financial status to stay the hell away from them. Even a "good" woman such as my late wife shared a lot of the traits that today's women have. It's just that it was much more diminished in her. She came from a generation that, on some level, knew that marriage was/is transactional (all relationships are), but a) we don't talk about it, and more importantly, b) she knew that she had to bring value to the table. There was no talk of "I am the table" crap these modern women spout. The main example is that it wasn't until she passed that I discovered that I was about $15,000 in debt. So yeah, similar qualities.
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  158. There is no purpose in life. However, I stay home and play video games, work out, and watch videos on youtube. I don't go out protesting and making a nuisance of myself.
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  159.  @humbertomartinez8897  Wrong. If a man does defend himself, he goes to prison. Even if she makes the accusation, he goes to jail. If he leaves, he is said to have "abandoned her" and she walks away with half or more of his assets.
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  160. Yeah, those were just "dates"...with benefits. At least they weren't only foodie calls.
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  161.  @lacarpetrondukemarriott  So you attempt to intervene, you get ended, and where does that leave your wife and kids?
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  162. I've been saying it on every board I'm on. Great to feel validated.
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  163. Well, the 90-95% of us that are invisible to women - and beneath them.
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  164. Had the same exact thought as I was listening to him.
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  165. India has waxed and waned over the centuries, but they've always been a powerful influence in that whole region, including trade routes into Southeast Asia - Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and so on.
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  166. 🤣
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  167.  @willshad  It's why they own, what, 80% of the debt in this country, and probably the world. It's why they weren't allowed to have credit cards, or really anything in their names until MY lifetime. Think about that. I'm knocking on 70s' door. It's only within my lifetime that women have been able to have credit. Before that, they weren't legally obligated to debt. And now that they are, they do what: they always try to get some simp to pay for that debt.
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  168. I'd like to see how much child support actually goes to the children.
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  169. Standards = baggage
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  170. Think what he could have accomplished if he'd had the cooperation of the right.
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  171. And, if wah-men get paid less, why aren't companies hiring only wah-men?
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  172. Really, really, really abridged version. It's not even a readers digest version. For example, completely skipped how bankers were prosecuted for risky loans, but it was the race hustlers banging that drum the loudest. The bankers did as the Fed directed, then offloaded those risky loans as soon as they could, and I don't blame them.
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  173.  @alisonwren3624  Exactly. Some people on the right were queasy about the word "sex," and, decades later, here we are.
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  174. The hypocrisy of the "do you beat your man," chick is staggering. She "definitely wouldn't call it abuse," but she has the po-po on speed dial if he even looks cross-eyed at her.
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  175. 68, retired, widowed, living my best life.
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  176.  @Unwise-  I'm old enough to remember when crime was less likely to be committed by poor people. Petty crime? Sure. You always have an element in any population. But serious crime? More like the middle class and the rich.
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  177. She's a modern woman.
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  178. Apparently, she's never seen first responders, including Corpsman and Medics, as well as EMTs and Paramedics, Police and Fire guys rush to try and save someone, no matter what their socioeconomic status or other identifying features are.
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  179.  @indrahaseo  I use them and malware bytes, which I've used for years. My PC is at least 10 years old and if there's a drag from malware bytes, I can't feel it. Oh, and I have the HDD, not an SDD.
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  180.  @ExtremelyRadiant  Are you telling a son, who presumably lives under his father's roof to go against his father's wishes? That's terrible advice.
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  181.  @weilam03  Doing Everything Illegal.
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  182. "Inflation showing signs of slowing down" is still inflation rising.
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  183. Anyone who claims that they know what women want is a liar. Even women don't know what they want. Remember: what women SAY they want, what they THINK they want, and what they RESPOND to are three different things, and rarely do they even intersect. Nothing makes them happy, and they're incapable of love, other than themselves.
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  184.  @XDRosenheim  I'm old enough to remember that that was the big selling point when cable was new. "You don't have to watch ads because you pay for access!" Yeah, that didn't age well.
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  185. I have plastic lawn chairs in my living room. If I didn't, I wouldn't have anywhere other than my bed to sit. They came with the house that I bought in 2005, before the bubble burst. Still, I'm sure my annual income from my annuity, my social insecurity, and my investments of $60k is probably too low for most of these money hawgs, but I'm happy. My mortgage is half the amount they're getting for rent for the house across the street; my 3 year old truck is fully paid off, and I have no other debt. All-in-all, I'm happy. Or at least content. Good enough for this old guy.
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  186.  @creepyrobsta5509  Same. We did go to Canada once, but my father was interviewing for work. Oh, and we went camping once. That was enough. Other than that, we went nowhere, and liked it. Or not.
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  187.  @muffs55mercury61  Same age, but widowed after a 20-year marriage. I'm alone, but not lonely. Also debt-free, except for a mortgage that's half what people are paying for rent, and it feels good.
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  188. If you watch drivers here in the People's Republic of Maryland (and you better!), they are chronic serial traffic offender. You can watch someone speed in the right turn only lane, cut across 3 lanes of traffic (Three Notch Road), only to make an illegal u-turn from the outside lane of the left turn, AGAINST a red light, drive to the next intersection and change lanes in the middle of the intersection, having entered it on a yellow light. While talking on the phone and watching TV. I saw all that not long after I arrived in Maryland for work, and thought "what the h*ll have I got myself into!?" Oh, and shoulders, paved or not: those are passing lanes. Work friend said his girlfriend was mad at someone for driving the speed limit - in the right lane down 2/4! In fact, that stretch of 2/4 that runs between Solomons Island, which is an island by a mere technicality, and Prince Fredrick is where they shot that one cop show..."Speeders," I think it was.
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  189. Note the passive voice on the first one: "I ended up pregnant." There I was, just walking to work with my latte, and BAM! Through no fault of my own, I ended up pregnant.
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  190.  @gordongekko2781  No lies were detected.
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  191. You can spend hundreds on a date with a woman, and still not get any action. The guys women really want text or call her and tell her to pick something up on the way over.
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  192. Because they've taken complete leave of their senses and are certifiably insane.
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  193.  @Raikuthedragon  Not just a list, but whole damn encyclopedia of words, phrases, and subjects you can't talk about, whether you're a content creator or a viewer. Not only that, but you have to find out the hard way, either by having your posts disappear, or a "are you sure you want to post that?" message pop up.
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  194. Widowed, but same. Don't get me wrong, it was a good marriage, as marriages go, but I, too, am living a good life.
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  195. 40 years ago for me, but same.
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  196.  @RedTom0  I'm not mad about it - I've got popcorn.
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  197. "Ground Control to Major Spicy Kitty Ground Control to Major Spicy Kitty; Let's wrap your murder mittens and put your helmet on." - David Bowie "Space Oddity (1969)." (maybe)
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  198.  @davidwhite206  It's something men do. The kind of men a nice girl didn't bring home to mom and dad. And yeah, I have multiple tattoos.
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  199.  @DonCarlione973  Yeah, saw the same thing in my time during "Vietnamization." The Marvins (from ARVN - Army of the Republic of Vietnam) would pile into helos, they'd fly them to secured areas, film them disembarking and charging into rice paddies and tree lines as if under fire. Once they got enough film, everyone would load back up and had back to base camp. Then, you'd see it on the 6 O'Clock with Walter, or whoever, and they would be all "The South Vietnamese army is now bearing the brunt of battle," or some BS. Anything the company was or is involved in is not good for the country. It's only good for the elites, period.
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  200. What are the odds the po-po who arrested him have zero sympathy for the man and his loss. In fact, they'll probably get together off shift (or on shift) and bugger each other, they're so excited to "just follow orders."
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  201. Double that number. Then double it again. That's closer to the real number. Remember: they lie. It's in their nature, even when telling the truth would serve them better.
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  202.  @HashknightGaming  But facial recognition and license plate readers is, right?
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  203. It's exactly why women destroy men post divorce. They resent them that they're not the alpha who wouldn't have her.
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  204. 😂 That's a good one...convict a woman for falsely accusing someone! You're funny!
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  205. Spoiler alert: they're all demons.
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  206.  @ma3stro681  I'm afraid that that's what they have in mind for us men.
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  207. Married for 20 years, widowed for almost 9; I'd never do that again, even if I was young enough.
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  208. 🤣
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  209. If you remove their arms, I'll bet they don't do it again.
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  210. For us average guys - those of us in the 80% - none of them is interested in us until they've been run through, used up, and have face-planted into the wall. Then, all of a sudden, they're looking for "nice guys." Other than that added criteria, their standards haven't really changed. We're a stepping stone until they do find that 10% guy delusional enough to let them leech.
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  211. They don't want to work after the marriage vows have been said.
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  212. You know, it's sad when a woman says "I make 6-figures, and I hate it." Or however she phrased it.
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  213. You are correct, but you don't go far enough. They "like" men who have no boundaries, but that's not who they take their clothes off for.
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  214.  @annmarieknapp  When the truth and actual facts are labeled "awful."
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  215. She's a high 3, maybe a 4 at best.
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  216.  @proceduralcoffee  And Corn Pop was a bad dude.
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  217. That has to be the ultimate irony - a herd of cows stealing a half mil. worth of "active wear."
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  218. There's a reason there's a line in the song about a "brown L.A. haze" ("Come Monday," Jimmy Buffet, 1974).
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  219. They're all nuts; it's a matter of degree.
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  220. The 90% of men, those of us that the vast majority of women do not see, okay, are hyper picky for one reason: We are/were the simps. We bow and scrape and do everything for the women we are attracted to - basically, we provide everything that boyfriends and/or husbands do, except conjugal visits. We are/were the guys in the friend zones. Our female "friends" only want us for what we can do for them, including being an emotional tampon. In some respects, we're slaves to these women, except we nearly always live separately. We think that somehow, if we're good enough, kind enough, do enough for these women, that eventually, they'll have an "Aha!" moment in the middle of getting their back blown out by Chad and say, "Damn, that Hard Head is a really good guy! He's always there for me, he does lots of things for me, he takes me out, listens to me when I cry about Chad, why am I not with Hard Head?" And it never happens, even though our friends all thing that there's something more to our relationship than there really is. Our hyper-pickiness is our way of saying that the woman in our lives wasn't enough for us because we'd never admit that we are/were a simp who provides LTR partnership benefits who her with no reciprocity. Thankfully, channels like this exist. It's too little, too late for me, since 70 is just over the horizon, but it allows me to see what a simp I was and why, and it allows me to pass on a little of what I've learned in the last few years. It's information I could have used, say 40 years ago. Well, maybe the next lifetime, if there is such a thing. Who knows? Not me, nor do I care.
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  221.  @TimoRutanen  Similar to "mostly peaceful protesters," except without the actual violence.
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  222.  @staybraaapin3464  You can do what you want, but free, unsolicited advice: do NOT give her a second chance. You dodged a bullet, thank the universe or your higher power, or whatever, and move on.
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  223. Yeah, I was gonna say. Plus, it'll supply both 120 and 240V AC. As far as tech manuals, not so much. Unless you're Gov't or military, you don't have access to ASSIST or any of the other sites you need. The only manuals I found a) can't be accessed without that access, and b) were cancelled - in 1969.
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  224.  @smith1958b  Yeah, and times were tough back then. But we had hope that it would eventually turn around. I don't see much hope, nowadays.
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  225. Clearly he was near death during this ordeal. Wait until he calls home to the other puppies.
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  226. "And it's always the women! Why? Why are you like this?" - Sydney Watson "Women are gullible. We'll fall for anything." - Pearl Davis Well, anything except a genuinely good guy.
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  227.  @deniseprovost4319  That's what women say happened. Remember: there is his side of what happened, and there's her side. Somewhere in the middle is closer to what actually happened.
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  228.  @tgheretford  Yeah, who didn't see that coming? I see it getting far worse before it gets better, if it ever does.
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  229.  @namenotfound6881  It's safer to categorize all women as 304s.
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  230. Disgust at her for turning it around and blaming him when SHE left HIM.
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  231. ALL of them. Not just one or three; ALL of the men. Hell, you and I are narcissists, and she hasn't even met us.
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  232. Personally, I don't think it's right when either sex does it. We've all got phones in this day and age; even old farts like me. It's not like it was back in the day where your phone was tied to the wall, and if you were out and about, you had to go find a phone and drop coins in the slot. Men, women, pick up your damn cell phone and call, or text.
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  233.  @mpowe123  That used to be common, is for cops to empty out even full containers of booze. Or make the occupants empty out the containers. Not only was it routine on cop shows, ask me how I have first-hand knowledge. Hint: I was not a cop.
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  234.  @capo4270  Because it will, and she WILL boomerang on you.
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  235. Interesting to hear that from this side of the Pond, since that is a growing sentiment over here: we need a third party to counter the Demonrats and the Republican'ts. There's always been that sentiment; however, it's gaining ground. Nobody can quite agree on which party should best represent that sentiment, though it's nowhere as bad as the "balkanization" of other countries *cough*Canada*cough*. Still, most of us, even those of us who have aligned ourselves politically with a (somewhat) viable third party since 1975, still feel that a vote for said third party is a vote wasted, and so we vote for what we are now faced with: conservative or communist. That's like voting for the lessor of 2 evils; the choice is still evil.
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  236.  @ConvictedFelonTrump8647  Oh, look a maroon.
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  237.  @mayoluck  No, they're saying it in the 2020s.
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  238. Cops: "We have investigated ourselves...."
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  239.  @Mrbg123  I'm not. I mean, at the time I was, but since then, some of the biggest dufus "you don't need weapons of war like the mega caliber, 5,000 rounds a second, will take down an elephant, Assault Rifle-15" anti-gunners have run off at the suck on video.
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  240.  @quintile9705  Except the entire left would climb up on the rooftops and shout through bullhorns for the world to hear if that were true.
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  241. She should have ended that interview right then and there.
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  242. Came here to say this, re: Curtis and CEE. Did you see Jamie H.'s from Myth Buster's shout out to CEE? There was SWAG, and everything.
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  243. If you're the right guy (the Sixes guy), than it's tots okay to treat her like an object. If you're an average guy, forget it. You'll be lucky if you're not whipped in public.
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  244. Yeah, and nurses are just about as bad as they get.
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  245.  @Lenny65  I'm an old guy, and I don't remember old school tools making that clean a cut, especially on something that thick. Not even Isaac, who is one of the best doesn't have it cut that clean.
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  246. Men are in love; women are in business.
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  247. Grizzle, grizzle.
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  248. Basically.
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  249. It wasn't happening in NYC under Giuliani.
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  250.  @johnstrickland3933  I only ever go to the local place where everybody knows my name, and yeah, it's about $20.00 with a $5.00 tip for lunch. Any fast food is going to be nearly that much.
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  251. Not a life-long resident, but at 30 years, I considered myself a quasi-native. I miss the old California.
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  252. They're all like that, to a greater or lesser degree.
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  253. Translation from Womanese: "A man must be willing to open his wallet to me, with no strings attached."
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  254. "Sassy" is certainly one word for it. Not the one that immediately springs to my mind. What's the word that describes a recalcitrant child who's never had any boundaries enforced and is not accustomed to not getting his or her own way?
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  255. "Women understand other women, and they can't stand one another."
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  256. I'm 67; I stopped dating in my 20s - 24, I think. Before that, I didn't date, though I did have a few hookups that were heavily fueled by alcohol. I met my wife online when I was 44. After a year of that, she flew out to where I was. We decided we could do worse, so we got married, with the agreement that we'd reassess at the end of a year. We got along well enough that we stayed together for 20 years until she passed. It was a very good marriage, in most ways, though she left me in fairly significant debt, and it didn't take long for me to figure out that I was the retirement program. The point is: stop dating, and especially stop getting married. The juice, as the old saying goes, ain't worth the squeeze.
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  257. Men are very communicative - unless some wah-man has beaten us down, which means we're a simp. But overall, men tend to say what they mean and mean what they say. Unlike wah-men and their morse code-like hints they say they keep dropping. One of the best bosses I ever had, and one of the best women I ever worked for was extremely feminine. As I used to tell her, "Commander, you're very chick like." LOL But she was very direct. Her style was to go to whomever she was tasking and say "Here's what I need, here's when I need it, and here is the format I need it in." Then she would provide samples, points of contact, and so, and leave the assignee the hell alone. She fully expected that you would perform as expected, and come to her if there were any issues. Commander S. didn't drop hints. I loved her, and we're still friends today.
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  258. I watch Marty T, also from NZ. That guy is post apocalypse ready right now.
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  259. Sarah N Tuned has done cryo on her channel. Her setup is pretty rudimentary, plus she's out in Arizona, but she's borderline OCD about stuff like that, so it's always interesting to watch. The results can be amazing; far more so than I would have believed.
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  260. I love you, man!
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  261.  @John-ou4rm  You kind of missed the part where, at BEST, she was being polite, COUNTING on him refusing to let her, and at WORST, it was a sh*t test women give men to see if they'll pay or accept her offer to pay her part. She should have told him that she wasn't feeling it after the 1st drink.
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  262. I saw it a lot when I was in the Navy. Spent 6 months TDY to the PI between WESTPACs. Even after I got out, I saw it happen way too often. Some last; many do not. Even the ones that do, the guys simp; end up having her whole fam damily move from the PI to where ever she is, often moving in with them. It's nuts.
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  263. Now tell them about how much money is spent over decades to "study" the problem of building a bridge. It's insane, and that money is almost never counted in reports that go to the public.
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  264. They're pure, sweet, and innocent as the newly driven snow. How can you possibly think anyone would say anything bad about them in a group. Okay, I think I might have urped a little in my mouth.
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  265. Hughes' father did not invent the drill that basically revolutionized drilling; he "merely" patented it. I say "merely," because that was huge. It allowed him to receive continuous income from, as the video says, leasing the equipment. His company went on to make many improvements on the drill bit over the years.
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  266. As if it wasn't low enough already.
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  267. Yeah, they do stuff like that in jails to unruly prisoners.
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  268. And they vote.
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  269.  @dangerousdays2052  said: "When the people defend capitalism, they bring this on themselves." So what's your proposed solution? A command economy? Because that's worked out so well throughout history, across the world. I would posit that CRONY capitalism is the problem; not capitalism on its face.
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  270. Like the current Vice President?
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  271.  @niallk9336  If they are to be found, they're getting men to do their work for them.
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  272. No, we didn't. Most of us still want to be; however, with women telling us who and what they are, there's no benefit for us.
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  273.  @jackcurvin9769  Found the simp.
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  274. Meow!
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  275. I saw that episode of Brett's. Clearly she doesn't watch Fresh and Fit, but is parroting stuff she's heard.
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  276. Because the rules don't apply to cops. Unless they're trying to get rid of him or her.
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  277. The irony in what the first 304 says.
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  278. It's the way women think - it's one extreme or the other with them.
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  279. I'm not wealthy, or even well-to-do, but I am comfortable. My income is more than the national average - and I'm retired. Suddenly, this level 5 short king is a bit more interesting, even though I'm also old.
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  280. 11E20 here. None of our vehicles ever had to use the go-juice to fire off.
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  281. I have a conservative female friend who saw it, said she didn't see a problem with it, and yet, all these women out there going "leave your boyfriend if he doesn't love the movie."
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  282. They'll double down on the hate because an apology looks like weakness to them.
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  283. I've never met the love of my life, and at my age (67), I'm not likely to. And that is okay. Here's why: women are incapable of love. Okay, maybe self love, but that's not real love. Love has been described as being a lot of things, but to me, love is sacrifice. Women almost never are willing to sacrifice; that's too much like work, and I think we all know that women are allergic to work and accountability in equal measure.
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  284. Exactly why I stopped following her. Don't get me wrong; she's young, smart, and beautiful, but she does tend to be more than a little smarmy.
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  285. I've done both; in fact, I've done all three. I went into the military at 17. I worked as a blue collar guy for about half my adult life. Anything from washing dishes, unloading box cars, stuffing printed circuit boards, factory work, auto mechanic. The second half, after attending a Big Ten University, I worked in the white collar world. Honestly, that's the order I'm the most proud of; military, blue collar, white collar.
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  286. You missed the part where Harris has the edge over Trump with women. We know that women vote 80% democrat. I actually agree with you re: black (and Hispanic) voters.
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  287. Somebody actually did a skit on that here on youtube.
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  288. The US Marines call it "Improvise, adapt, overcome." I'm not sure what exact phrase the Seabees use, but it has to be pretty similar.
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  289. That's an oversimplification that narrows it down to 2 or 3 generations and heaps blame on them, when in reality, the peace and prosperity; the booms we've enjoyed came after war on a massive scale. What we're seeing is a return to the natural state of things. It's not easy, and it's not fun, but those of us who are relatively powerless are experiencing a return to basically the ruling class and the poor...pretty much the way it's always been throughout history.
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  290.  @kenbrown2808  No, those are merely useful idiots. Same thing happened with motorcycle helmet laws. While the medical profession was in favor of helmet laws - you know, the same profession that was in favor of the jab - and people who had been injured with TBI (and/or their loved ones), but it was the insurance industry that was the force behind that legislation.
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  291. 20% of men...men, men, men...stay together for the children.
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  292. You know, Sydney, even at my advanced age - I'll be 68 in a few months - this was the pattern of my childhood. I never had children of my own; that was how great my fear was of becoming my father.
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  293. With a woman, poor judgement and bad taste are assumed.
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  294.  @CuttingEdgeEngineering  It was Homie, running around with his red dog hanging out, wasn't it?
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  295. Dead nuts on, brother man.
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  296.  @curtisbryce5096  Probably running Joe, but the question remains: who is running Barry?
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  297.  @osmosisjones4912  Reported as spam. You'd think you'd learn.
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  298.  @meddlingmage23  Naw; it's because we all go through a simp period. We get bad gouge from our mothers, and our fathers don't contradict them, because presumably, they still hope to get a shot of leg. Teachers (who are mostly women) treat us like dysfunctional girls, and the military, for those of us who went in before women ruined it, only had our drunken leaders and horn-dog peers to look to for guidance. By that time, we're in our late 20s, and in my case, 24, when we said "fuggit" to trying to date. And I didn't for almost 20 years. I dated a couple of single moms in my life, because at least they were willing to talk to me. The last one was in 1982, I think. I wish to god this information had been around 40+ years ago.
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  299.  @meowmeow1733  True, but he didn't deserve what happened to him.
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  300.  @besmartvoteblue2702  Why do you hate America?
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  301. To borrow from Henyard: "They black!" That's the answer.
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  302.  @TuanTran-h5f  I would, but then again, a) I've been in the US military (Navy and Army) and b) I'm old, so I don't have anything to lose. What are they gonna do; make an old man take a dirt nap? Please.
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  303. Even before I watched the video, I thought "must be in a demonrat-controlled city." Sure enough, Chiraq.
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  304. Women demand that the world adapt to accommodate them. Ironically, we are. And they. don't. like. it. Not one bit. We are adapting, and we're finding out that a) we're not lonely like they are, and b) we're happy, unlike them. The only drawback I see is that we men express love by doing for the people we care about. Love is an action word. Women only know how to receive love; to take, take, take. So, I give to charity, volunteer my time, and enjoy my life.
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  305. I can, as Bill Burr said "rub one out like a man." She even said it herself. Frankly, I've never found sex to be all that satisfying anyway, so I really can't understand what the fuss is all about.
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  306.  @CatsandJP  How do you remember to breathe on your own?
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  307.  @spikehughes1334  Basically, deal with constant rejection and/or friend-zoning, or don't even bother trying. Discovered that back in my 20s, and that was 40 years ago. I have a twinge of empathy for women who talk about being alone when they get too infirm to take care of themselves. I'm nearing that age, alone. But it is what it is; at least 90% of women had options in their youth; 90% of us men do not. Not until we reach our 40s and 50s, and suddenly those post wall women who wouldn't spit on us if we were on fire when we were in our 20s want to get with us. Funny how that works.
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  308.  @1drummer172  The Juice got off, didn't he?
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  309. Sure seems like it.
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  310.  @fixyourmind  You mean the way my generation marched and protested, were locked up and injured, even killed in the fight to end the War in Vietnam; for the Civil Rights Acts in 1964 and '65; for Earth Day; to end dumping toxins in the rivers and oceans; developed the platforms upon which the WWW and the Internet were founded, as well as personal computers; women's right to choose; fighting for the Equal Rights Amendment, and on and on. You need to get out more and maybe even talk to some Boomers.
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  311.  @brandonbutler6767  Should have given him an attitude adjustment with that shovel.
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  312.  @rainbowodysseybyjonlion  Name 3.
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  313. Welcome home, young blood. Congrats on landing a good one.
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  314. You can't hardly GIVE women STEM degrees; they don't want them.
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  315. You wouldn't jump out of a perfectly good airplane if your chute only had a 50% chance of opening, so why would you put a ring on something that a) is going to trap you with children, and b) betray you with other men, and c) leave you in 8-10 years (the average length of marriage in the US; half of which end in divorce)? Make it make sense.
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  316. Sooner or later, those dreaded words will come out of her mouth: "we're pregnant."
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  317. Stupid, hateful, envious people, that's who. I forget who said it now, but there's a reason Envy is one of the 7 Deadly Sins. The reason is they're not jealous of money and power and anything else people have that envious people want in the sense that they want it too. No, they're jealous in the sense that they don't want anyone else to have any of those things either.
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  318.  @Opal5674  I don't know if she's a super intellectual, but she was smart enough to go to an Ivy League school (UPenn) and graduate with honors.
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  319. Driving up 95, the closer you get to the 301, the bigger the a*hole drivers. I think they wrote that I-95 song ("were you born and a*hole, or did you work at it your whole life?") based on Maryland drivers.
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  320. Most of his supporters are not fans of Donald Trump. We support him because of his policies and what the overwhelming majority of us feel is a love for country. Many New Yorkers from the sh*tty...sorry, city are a lot like him to varying degrees, personality-wise. I think it was comedian (which is a stretch) Andrew Dice Clay, from NYC, who said after 9/11 that (paraphrased) "America hated us [New Yorkers] before 9/11, and even though they love us right now, after awhile, they'll go back hating us again." That pretty much sums up the feeling most people have for most people from NYC. At least at first. I've had 3 or 4 roommates from NYC, and I'd say that's spot on.
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  321.  @Abbotttdesign  "There are plenty of reasons. You shouldn't do it, but to say that there are no reasons...."
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  322. I'm 67, and tip pooling has been going on since probably before I worked in restaurants in my early teens (prior to going into the military) and my mid- to late-20s, after getting out of the military. As a matter of fact, those were the places I made THE most money, hands down, even though I was not a server. In 1979, I worked as a busboy at a place in San Diego called The Chicken Pie shop, and I never brought home less than $20.00 a night - again, as a busboy. Another place I worked at was Montana Mining Company in Tulsa; again, tip sharing. I started out as a dishwasher, became a line cook, and, as before, I took home a decent night's pay, in addition to my hourly (less than minimum) wage. Hell, I worked at Anthony's by the Sea in San Diego, where the wait staff was bringing home $200.00 a night in the mid-70s. Again, tip sharing.
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  323. I don't think he's asking nearly enough. Everyone involved needs to be fired, put in prison for the rest of their lives. Except the accuser. Drop her off in Afghanistan and see how she fares.
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  324.  @CatsandJP  Why do you hate children?
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  325. Savage!
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  326. Somebody just won the ghetto lottery.
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  327.  @uheavy_ideas5142  Are you counting the more than 50% divorce rate in the US, and the FACT that women file 80% of those divorces?
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  328. As far as I'm concerned, that's all the vast majority of athletes are worth.
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  329. Art imitating life.
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  330. 95% of the time, women antagonize men. Like Bill Burr says, "those ass-whoopin's don't fall out of the sky."
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  331. So you're tired of being an adult and doing all the things adults do. You want someone to come along and take care of you as though you were their child, and what to you do in return? Hint: absolutely nothing. And that's if the man is lucky. GFY "ladies." GFY.
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  332. It was the pronunciation of the word, not the application. Her usage was correct; her pronunciation was weird, even for a Brit.
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  333.  @paulx3827  Now, reverse the sexes. Still feel that way?
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  334. In my automotive repair career, I spent close to 4 years in 2 different driveline shops. Pretty much everything from the transmission back was within our purview. Differentials, driveshafts, gearboxes, that was us. It was hard to get the smell of gear oil out of your clothes (much like diesel fuel), but I'm a lot more nostalgic for those smells than I was enamored with them in my time. Loved watching someone else do this kind of work. I could watch it all day. Sometimes I do.
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  335. If it weren't for lies, he wouldn't have anything to say.
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  336. Knowing hippies as I do, I'm sure he's not the only one. Communes tend to break apart because of that attitude. Hell, the early Christians couldn't make it work.
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  337.  @ml.2770  So, do you think he started the whole thing? Did you even serve?
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  338.  @Sir_Godz  I figured it out in my 20s; not because I'm so smart, but because I'm a 5, and therefore not attractive except to women in their 40s who want to punch out and have someone take care of them. I forget who told me to listen more than I talk, so I did, and I was surprised at what I overheard. Also: I quit dating in my 20s. I got married in my mid-40s because the internet. Otherwise, I'd still be single. I'm not married (widowed), and while it was a good marriage, I wouldn't do it again.
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  339. I always skip your in-video pitches for stuff that I doubt you even use. It pisses me off that I pay for premium so I don't have to listen to programmed in-video ads, and you content creators do an end around that whole process so I'm having to listen to in-video ads. Again, for products most of you all probably never even use. I like your content well enough to not unsubscribe - for now. But I've already begun purging my subscriptions. Oh, and maybe a lot of you all might want to look at why youtube has cut back on the amount of money they pay. I have a theory.
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  340. Flat tire guy is my hero. I feel like he was going above and beyond by letting her know, and persisting despite the lie about the boyfriend.
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  341.  @Kholdaimon  Curses! Foiled again by the pedantic nerd!
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  342. "Women are gullible! They'll fall for anything!" - Pearl Davis. Anything except logic, reason, common sense, accountability, integrity, loyalty, and personal responsibility. Even Ms. Pearl would agree with that.
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  343. Story of our lives. I bet you're a 5, right?
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  344. - what women think they want - what women say they want - what women respond to A guy chasing them is what they think they want, and even what they say they want, but invariably, a guy chasing her gives her the ick.
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  345.  @AlexPizzini  That's fine; Minnesota doesn't care about you. Bro.
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  346.  @Falconlibrary  Why. yes. I believe you are correct. For their own good, of course. We should have a meeting or something to ensure women don't go into the woods because it would hurt us men. Maybe we should talk about passing a law or something to prohibit them from going into the woods. Yes, that would work. Definitely.
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  347. I'd like to find out the source for that one. She was dead on.
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  348.  @houseofhas9355  That's an excellent way to phrase it; "the modern boss-girl victim." They really do want, as Bill Burr says (paraphrased) the best parts of being a man, but retain all the best parts of being a woman.
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  349.  @legionofanon  That's just bananas!
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  350. Women always have at LEAST one guy they'd drop whoever is current like a hot rock and run back to in a heartbeat. Wonder what Jenna's body count was by the time she got to her husband. Any bets as to what it is since her husband? My guess is 3 a year for 23 years.
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  351.  @pearlangeline  Do you have any primary sources for that, or just feminist blah-blah BS anecdotal "evidence."
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  352. If you're talking about the left, she's telling them what they want to hear.
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  353. When I was a kid, and McDonald's was new to the Midwest, a cheeseburger was 15 cents, and a hamburger 10 cents. They put zero condiments on the burger. You took them to the condiment bar, much like Starbucks, and put onions, pickles, mayo, ketchup and/or mustard on yourself.
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  354.  @SierraSierraFoxtrot  By the time those bull daggers in prison get through with her, she'll be in no shape to want kids. But in theory, sadly, you are correct.
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  355.  @eloquentsarcasm  Until Popp fell "victim" to the same damn thing.
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  356.  @loudelvis610  No doubt! He needs the John Madden voice over. "And, and over here, lined up in the slot, waiting to take Ray out is, is, is....."
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  357. We need to find the latest version of the "Ick List." The last one I saw was earlier this year, and it was over 550 items long - all things that give women the "ick." Even though, honestly, it would almost be easier to list the things about men that do not give women the ick. 1. Men being metabolically challenged. Unalive, if you prefer. That's pretty much the only thing that does not give women the ick about men.
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  358. Posters who can't spell deficit correctly, even with spell check, have no room to talk.
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  359. There's a big, long bridge right there. I say we give Natural Selection a helping hand.
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  360.  @marcbright6758  Tell us you're hot for Z-man without telling us.
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  361. That's alcohol poisoning waiting to happen.
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  362.  @fredwatson8415  🤣 To borrow from the late, former Vice President, Spiro Agnew, they are "nattering nabobs of negativity." He actually said that about the press in this country, but it fits.
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  363. Somebody wrote fairly recently that "...some black lives matter more than others." I think we're seeing this in action. There's no way to stir up the masses with this in order to make political hay, so, crickets.
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  364.  @McGregaFletch  Doubtful. It's not worth the risk, even if there are.
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  365.  @jorgeriera3337  From the movie "Beaches," where Bette Midler's character says "But enough about me. So, what do you think about me?"
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  366. Some of us are more hard-headed than others, but yeah, most of us eventually learn to learn from other men and avoid the pain of learning the hard way.
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  367. Love it.
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  368. Think about how many cats she could feed if she were to face plant on her living room floor.
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  369.  @One-More-Silver-Dollar  All of them, hopefully.
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  370.  @charlottehardy822  My roommate in Los Angeles had one, and I don't remember him ever getting buck nasty that way. Then again, I never tried to bath him.
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  371.  @henkoosterhof5947  That's okay; not all of us speak Australian.
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  372. So, no reprise to that old teenage tragedy song "Tell Laura I Love Her" (Ray Peterson, 1960)? "Tell Laura I don't need her Tell Laura I'm getting a restraining order Tell Laura she's a psycho skank!" It's like one of the all-time simp songs. If it weren't so old (I was 4 when it came out), it would be a simp national anthem or something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cBs_AJHTGs
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  373. When I was in the US Navy, we had firefighting in boot camp, firefight at 32nd Street Naval Base for the West Coast - that was a week long, if I recall correctly - and firefighting drills on board ship, even for those of us assigned to the Air Wing and not ship's company.
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  374. You spelled hoors wrong.
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  375. That's one of those things where people argue endlessly on the internet about.
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  376.  @jondspen  I have two girls, thankfully now grown with children of their own. I feel your pain.
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  377. I would so buy that shirt. Take my money!
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  378.  @blkcat93  "I'm a CAT! You can't just manhandle me, hooman servant!"
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  379. And, illegal in some places.
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  380. The black women who are furious at the passport bros.
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  381.  @AaronOfMpls  We used them in the Midwest in the heat of the summer before air conditioning came along. You're right, though; unless one was pretty much directly in line with the air, humidified air into an already humid environment wasn't very effective.
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  382. I asked my sisters about a topic similar to "does anyone know when you get past the falling assh*les phase." That happens, or begins to happen when a woman starts that change in life that begins in her mid-life, according to them. The constant state of hyper-emotionalism begins to fade away, and the logic and reason they've always been capable of, but seldom apply, begin to assert themselves. The problem is that most women at that stage are so burned out, bitter, and angry at the treatment they've set themselves up for at the hands of Chad Thunderstroke and his merry band of "hit-and-quit-it" brothers that no man wants to be with them. No man who's not an irredeemable simp, that is. And of course none of them is the common denominator in any of it. One of the smarter women I know who's been through all that with the Chads and the Tyrones and the Ray-Rays, et al; one of the most business-minded, logical, reasonable, conservative women in my life is triggered and turns into a raging feminazi when any discussion revolves around how women do this to themselves. It's kind of scary, actually, and it's almost a Jekyll-Hyde transformation.
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  383. One of the most Sam Smooth guys I ever knew - seemed like he had a different babe on his arm every time I saw him - told me "women want to be lied to. They don't give it up to guys who are straight with them."
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  384. Yup, and they'll monkey branch from you if they can.
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  385. 😆
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  386. Allow me to elaborate: Why don't men approach unfixable problems anymore?
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  387. As a mid-Boomer myself, I would like to point out that, as small as my parents' generation comparatively is, ALL OF THEM HAVE NOT GONE AWAY. Some of my parents generation STILL hold the reigns of power in academia, in industry, and in government. STILL! I'm 68 years of age, and I'm retired. Members of MY PARENTS' generation still move in the circles of power in this world. Not many of them, granted, but they're still holding on. Just how much power do you think we Boomers had to change anything in those arenas when we did not control those arenas? We did a lot to change the world, we Boomers, but not much in those areas.
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  388.  @patrioticwhitemail9119  Have you ever even talked to a real woman?
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  389. When you right, you right.
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  390. I'd do it, but I'm 67.
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  391.  @AA21-J  No it's not. Overall, WA ranks #8, which isn't bad, but if not for the aerospace and the military/defense industry, WA would be much further down on the list.
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  392. Yeah, but only the abused care; no one in this society does.
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  393.  @unacceptablejohn9626  Dude, I'm a Boomer, I'm retired, and people old enough to be my parents still walk the halls of power in government, academia, and industry. Strom Thurmond was literallly 100 years old when he died in the Senate.
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  394. Any man who says he hasn't, well, I don't believe him. Some of us (other than me) learn early in life what's what, and some of us learn much later on how things really are. It's too late for me at almost 68, but I'm glad to be learning the lessons and to pass on what I've experienced to younger guys so they don't make the same mistakes. Like, getting married. I didn't have a bad marriage, but I wouldn't do it again. Even my late wife said that if we hadn't met on line and gotten to know one another, we' d have passed one another without a second glance.
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  395. If they're past child-bearing age, same thing. No reason for them to get married.
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  396. I've taken the liberty of dubbing the new grader "Alice-Alice." The name is a play on the song "Dallas Alice" by the late Doug Sahm, of the Sir Douglas Quintet and the Texas Tornados (ft. Freddie Fender) fame. She is much less clapped out than a lot of stuff you drag home. Bonus: she even starts and runs! Well done, Matt.
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  397. I bought his book. Wisdom.
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  398. Math is hard.
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  399.  @futureisyours3016  Sounds like Terrance Popp, and thousands of other guys.
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  400.  @GayleAllen-RINO  Just like a good little cult member.
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  401. But is it a fully semi-automatic pitchfork?
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  402. The younger generations have somehow acquired unrealistic expectations that we Boomers were never inculcated with by our parents. I went to college late in life (in my 40s), and even then, Gen X had expectations of compensation packages that we simply did not have. Here's what the Bust Generation that went through WWII and Korea told us the world owed us: "nothing." Here is what especially the Millennials and younger generations somehow came to expect from the world: "everything." Not only that, but they expected it just out of high school or college. I'm like "no, kids; it doesn't work that way." I don't know what their parents, my children and grandchildren have told them/are telling them, but they're telling them wrong. I was 26 when I bought my first brand new vehicle. I wasn't prepared, and when massive layoffs in the aircraft industry came, I had no emergency fund to allow me to continue payments or pay it off. My next new car came after my wife of 20 years passed in 2016. From 1980 to 2016 is a pretty long time. I was 50 years old, but I had an emergency fund, and I made sure I could pay it off. My first new house was a manufactured home, and it came a couple of years after I graduated college. The house I live in; that I've been in for 18 years, and it costs me $1,100 a month. That's less than half of what the renters across the street are paying for the house they're in. I was 49 when I bought it. Oh, and we bought in 2005, at the top of the market. It's the first stick house I've ever owned - that is, it doesn't have wheels - and may be the last house I'll ever buy, since I'm 67. The younger generations see my home ownership and my now 4-year old Tundra, and the other accoutrements that come with being able to AFFORD (not finance) such things, and they want all that NOW, NOW, NOW. They blame us because they can't afford all the things. I've got news for them: in 1980, I was making just under $11.00 an hour in the Midwest, and we were living under the Bidenomics-like conditions of the Carter administration. My first vehicle was 21% interest. My first new vehicle was 19% interest. I washed a lot of dishes in restaurants, I picked up beer cans (before it became a thing) and I worked day labor and gave blood in order to get by. I wasn't smart with money, which is a legit thing to blame my parents' generation (you don't talk about money, politics or religion - and look where we are because of that), but I could make it. I did make it, obviously. Basically, Gen Z's anger at their grandparents' generation (us Boomers) is misplaced. Oh, and my parents' generation still prowls the halls of power in this country. Nancy Pelosi is my mother's age. Joe Biden is technically old enough to have been my father. He would have been 16, but still...not unheard of in those days. Warren Buffet is still a force to be reckoned with, and he's how old? My generation began to take their place in those halls of power when our parents began to die off....and the f*chers would. not. die. Think about that. I'm retired at 67, and people my parent's age and older STILL WIELD POWER in this world.
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  403. In the OC, no less. That used to be such a nice, Republican area.
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  404. It's a negative is what it is.
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  405.  @picklerix6162  Stop it. I used to live in Houston and drive through Texas on a regular basis. Those aren't deer; they're Great Danes with horns.
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  406.  @Darth_Wanker  2 girls myself; can confirm.
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  407.  @namantherockstar  How many times have I seen you come onto other content creators' pages and beg, literally beg for people to come to your channel. Not if it were the last channel on youtube. Get a job. Oh, and reported as spam - yet again.
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  408.  @Shanny_The_Random  They're a spammer. I can't remember how many channels they've been on begging, literally begging for people to come onto their channel.
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  409. Retrain your brain; you'll be happier as a result. I had the advantage of working on helicopters in the Navy. It's pretty hard to pull over, get out and see what's wrong with the repair at 10,000 feet - even if you're the one that made the repair. Even in my later career as an automotive mechanic, I very often asked someone to double check my work; similar to the way we did it in the Navy. In the Navy (and our sister services), a quality check was a mandatory step in the process of effecting repairs; it was dictated from on high. You don't have that as a civilian mechanic, but it's a good idea when you can to help prevent needless come-backs. It's saved me an aggrieved customer a time or three. Of course it doesn't stop the occasional "ever since you worked on my car, the tires all go flat" kinds of come-backs, but what can you do? You can't whack your customers, as tempting as that may be.
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  410.  @ELijAHN0EL  "Big difference in that case is the Police have Qualified Immunity. That shields them from accountability." So the cops are like modern women.
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  411.  @1qopl  W'men almost universally get less punishment than a m'n would receive for the same or similar crime.
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  412. I had a similar situation, back in about 1980. Cindy was driving the kids (2 daughters) to school, and me to automotive training school, which is where I met her. She asked me a question that I felt really uncomfortable discussing in front of young children, but before I could say anything, the older of the 2 said "don't just sit there, answer my mommy!" Well, I'd already had the go-around with Cindy over that same brat taking a running jump toward my abdomen while sitting on the couch. You know the discussion: "Don't talk to my daughter like that! You tell me and I'll talk to her!" "When, Cindy? After she's hurt me? You talking to her isn't going to do me any good if she does serious damage." You know, like breaking a rib. It doesn't take a lot of force, and the kid was certainly big enough. I said "Cindy, stop the truck." No other words were exchanged, that I recall. She stops the truck, and I got out. I walked back the house, got in my GTO and left. I don't remember ever seeing or talking to her again.
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  413. Would it be a dick move to say I hope she stops that soon?
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  414. I like to say "You can tell a woman anything. They won't listen, but you can tell them anything."
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  415. I wonder how many times she cheated on him. Not IF she cheated - that's a given - but how many times she did it.
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  416. Hog Dog might as well have said "Mah hair and mah nails ain't gonna did themselves, yer honor!"
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  417. Given how women are in this day and age, you thought it was "wonderful," but she thought it was the "bare minimum."
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  418. Part of the problem is the Government. Okay, most of the problem is the Government. It's a vicious cycle that I noticed when I got out of the military and went to college on the old Montgomery G.I. Bill. Government would give us a COLA for schooling; schools would raise their tuition. At first, I could pay tuition, fees, books, and have a little left over. By the time my G.I. Bill ran out, that was no longer the case. Not only did I have to work to pay rent and bills, but also to cover the part of the tuition, fees, and books that the G.I. Bill couldn't cover. Between the Government, and private industry, they've manage to convince everyone that they NEED a college education to make it in life, when apprenticeship programs - many of which can also lead to a 2-year degree (I have 2 of those as well) - would better serve people in this world. Basically, higher education is a money-making racket - just not for the people in the trenches, such as my sisters, who actually stand in the classrooms.
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  419. Yes.
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  420. Not even the death of a loved one. Too many men have reported their women turning on them for morning even parents, siblings and best friends.
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  421.  @DavoShed  "We'll keep it on the shelf as a spare."
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  422.  @jeffdelgren2170  Whatever it takes to convince people of the righteousness of the cause.
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  423. I'm sure he probably thinks of it as buying in, not selling out.
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  424. Yeah, I appreciated his response to various comments. The comments themselves may have validity, and I believe they were well meaning, but not necessarily specific to this application. While Ford did use the Perkins diesel in many trucks in the '80s, which was my first time period at the Ford dealership, I only ever worked on the 6.9L Cornbinder (International Harvester) diesel. Basically, what I know about diesel engines is limited in application to general theory and specific knowledge of the 6.9L IH.
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  425. Could be gas. Try some Beano before eating - it helps.
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  426. Maybe that's the way they do things in Palestine.
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  427.  @general---777a  Hope you're doing better.
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  428.  @Mmmmkaaay  Simply not true. In reality, men are pretty happy, content, and self-contained. Which pisses you women off no end, and pushes you to make sure we're not happy.
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  429.  @realitycheck6333  Well, and on the face of it, the whole J6 insurrection thing is patently ridiculous. It should be a laugh out loud kind of thing, except for the unconstitutionality of how long they've held the accused. Sure, she's talking about speeding up the trials for Trump, but talking about no such thing for the falsely accused in the J6 cluster.
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  430. I went to a conference back in the early 2000s and one of the speakers was the chief engineers for Boeing Aircraft (Boeing 777). The only thing I remember him saying was that as chief engineer, the engineers and management HAD to listen to him, and as a former maintainer, the maintainers WANTED to listen to him.
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  431.  bloodhound850  I can only speak for myself, but I don't care what's happening in other countries. Actually, I like the Russian approach to apprehending bad guys.
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  432. If you buy anything on credit, that thing is not yours unless/until you pay it off. I learned that when I was a teenager. You can call it your house, but until that last payment is acknowledged, that mortgage payment is not yours; it belongs to the bank. You can say "Eso es mi trucke," but that's not your truck until the bank says "your loan is paid in full." That money isn't yours until such time. Your utilities come due every month. I've been paying utilities almost every month since 1975. That money is not my money. Taxes, the same way. I've been paying taxes via payroll deduction since about 1972. That's the money you owe the Government, irrespective of whether or not you agree with how the money is spent. Same with your student loans. It took me 10 years to pay mine back. For a couple of semesters, they said I didn't have to make payments because I was taking courses at community college (post baccalaureate) while I was looking for work. My wife and I still paid the payment every month. Why? Because that wasn't our money. It belonged to the bank. Why is this such a difficult concept to understand?
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  433.  @bdog1323  I wish I could upvote this like, 70 bazillion times.
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  434. Don't get into a relationship in the first place. Problem solved.
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  435. I was 63, but yeah. Happy life = no wife.
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  436. That's a double entendre if I ever heard one.
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  437.  @brianohalloran4059  They are, as the Big Book of AA phrases it "constitutionally incapable" of love. They have "feelings," but feelings are not love. Real love is everything women are not.
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  438. Until you get old and your body doesn't work very well. I had a trade - auto mechanic - that I worked at for over 30 years. Which was about 29 years too long. I went to college (on the 7 year plan), graduated, and got a job working in the white collar world. I retired after 22 years, and am in no way sorry I went that route.
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  439.  @antoniobarreto3960  I lived and was stationed in Southern California for 30 years, nearly to the day, starting in 1972. I miss the once beautiful state I fell in love with. I left in 2005 (after a couple of side trips to other states). Sad to say, never again.
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  440. That was updated in the Dead Sea Scrolls: Proverbs 21:19b ALL WOMEN ARE ANGRY AND CONTENTIOUS.
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  441.  @wizlez  After reading the cat food comment, I read yours as "soft lunch."
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  442. That was my impression as well. Why people are so wound up over who spends 4 or 8 years in the White House, but not decades in the House or Senate is beyond me. It's like they just need someone to hate.
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  443. 🤣
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  444. Women never apologize unless a man pins her down - and a lot of times, not even then. They'll say "I'm sorry" until the cows come home, but that's not an apology. It's a non-apology.
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  445.  @richmann8230  You can tell a woman anything. She won't listen, but you can tell her.
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  446. I had a friend, many years ago, who was licensed to practice in Nevada, Arizona, and California. She never practiced law. Not as a lawyer. She did work at a law firm, but she pretty much did research. I didn't understand why you'd go through law school, take the bar exam, and be licensed in 3 (or more) states, and not practice law. Well, my daughter is a qualified fire-fighter, EMT, Paramedic...who doesn't work as a first responder. Her reasoning was one I could relate to, which is I don't want to be responsible for someone else's life. I can dig it. But Debbie never gave that as an answer. In fact, she was pretty vague about why she didn't practice law. I'm reminded of Bluto's line from "Animal House:" "7 years of college, down the drain."
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  447. Thank you.
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  448. So you've forgotten about Sarah Huckabee Sanders or Kayleigh McEnany? Shame on you.
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  449.  @georgeedward1226  Yes.
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  450.  @LouDez  Pretty sure that was his point.
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  451. My first computer was an 8088. I've had a 286, a 386, a 486, and a true Pentium 100 that should not have been able to run the programs that it ran. All of those except the 8088 were home built. I did conclude quite a while back that MS thinks that they own your media; specifically, the xbox (in all its interations) and your PC, no matter what brand it happens to be. When I worked for the Department of Defense, Depart of the the Navy, those were enterprise computers and computer networks. They were all interchangeable as far as the PC or laptops, the firmware and software. Everyone got the same upgrades and the same programs. There were exceptions, mainly on a case-by-case basis, and each exception had to be elevated to higher levels to provide for exceptions. Different competencies were allowed to have programs that other competencies were not. For example, Science and Technology users had programs available to them that Logisticians were not, and so on throughout the entire enterprise. All that was what led me to believe that the money I spent on my xboxes and on my PCs were merely the cost of entry into the Microsoft world-wide enterprise.
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  452.  @martinsaunders7925  I'm also a widower (8 years), and they are not. Oh, there are some subtle differences, but women are women.
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  453. Despite the entirety of the left and most of the right being arrayed against him.
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  454. '56 here, and I disagree. COMPARATIVELY, yeah, it was better; however, it wasn't all it was cracked up to be.
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  455.  @Reezy12333  And if she gets the chance, she'll destroy his life for the crime of being her second tier choice.
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  456.  @Charvo75  Renting is cheaper, and, like Popp says "you're paying them to leave."
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  457.  @martinnielsen5851  Vaudeville, by gawd! It all started with vaudeville!
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  458.  @Rockownz5150  Life is MUCH, MUCH more peaceful without a woman.
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  459. Or at least have the money to pay off the loan. Reason: if you're making more money on your money than you are paying in interest, I'd pay the loan. Which I did, when I bought a new truck 4 years ago. I had the money, and could have paid it off at any time. However, my investment savings account was paying more in interest than the interest on the loan - 2.2 percent verses, I want to say 5.7 percent (it may have been higher). So basically, I sat on my money and effectively only made 3.5 percent return on my investment. I can live with that; can you?
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  460. But she's all woo-woo. So there's that.
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  461. Sour grapes.
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  462.  @jonnnybravo4092  Men discourage their sons from displaying emotion because they know women will batter men with those emotions.
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  463.  @catherinecran9329  Our Pembroke was a honey badger in disguise. And we all know: Honey Badger don't care.
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  464.  @VonGoldfinger  With, what, a 16% success rate? I know that's right.
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  465. Great minds.
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  466. I don't blame the designers. For thousands of years, men have been trying to figure out what women really want, with no success. We have concluded, however, very recently, that even women don't know what they really want. Don't believe me? Ask that special someone what they want for dinner.
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  467.  @Jockdog  Yeah, I've seen them a half dozen times, at least, and you're right, now that I think about it. Also reported.
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  468. :text-green-game-over:
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  469. He's still hoping his wife will let him clean up after she comes home from a night out with her boyfriend.
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  470.  @ferrysetiawan6640  You spelled "care" incorrectly. It's not spelled k-n-o-w, it's spelled c-a-r-e. "...women don't care how serious that is. It can destroy a man's life."
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  471. Mine passed in 2016. No way am I going to even attempt to date, let alone get involved with a woman.
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  472. As a fellow widower, my advice is to get some kind of in-home gym equipment. I have a Gazelle, but mainly because it was near new condition on FB marketplace, and it's good for inclement weather. Mostly I walk, up to 5 miles, 3 times a week, but I also have a Total Gym, which I also use about 3, sometimes 4 times a week. I'm 68, so getting up there, and some of that had to do with being married, among other factors. I'm determined to not go quietly into that good night, plus, I've suffered from depression all of my life. A good round of exercise can beat that depression back, consistently. Highly recommend.
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  473. Because they all want grape her. I said "they," and not "we," because there's nothing about her that appeals to me. I'd bat for the home team before I'd touch that.
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  474. 33% was the last number I heard.
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  475. Hip Hop (and cRap) is hostile music. PS: 1st. I'm never first.
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  476. You didn't catch it, but the brother at 10:40-something, as soon as he was over the target and letting loose with the truth, she tried to change the subject to get him off track (10:59) with "you got a daughter?"
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  477. Whatever happened to those black cops who beat and killed the black citizen in Memphis?
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  478. Hold it right there, Sparky. I was born in 1956, so I don't bear any culpability for whatever happened in Germany. I was not "slow to recognize what was happening." Nor am I responsible for what is happening currently. I would recommend you reorder your thinking about the way you parse what you say.
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  479. And try to baby trap a man into paying her debt. Once she's done that, she'll walk away with cash and prizes.
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  480. It's not that it was a $30k rock (it wasn't); it's that she took it off to go clubbing with her presumably (or not) single girlfriend.
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  481. She's overpriced at $100.
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  482.  @brawndothethirstmutilator9848  said "Right, but he made that statement as a characterization of how the city council was being unreasonable." Did you miss the part where he was the mayor?
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  483.  @alicemc8774  Given what's been going on in the world in recent years - say, the last 20 or so - and given the FBI's part in a lot of that, it's not surprising. At the very least, it should make every clear-headed American go "Hmmm." Which, given your comment, leaves you out of the "clear-headed" category.
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  484. No, it started happening in the mid-'70s. I was stationed there at the time. New Yorkers looking to live off the public largess and real estate developers RUINED the state. I can't say what I'd like to do to them and their descendants, but you can probably guess.
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  485. Yes, she does, but ALLLLLLLLLL the people who think so when she doesn't are wrong, wrong, wrong. And not only that, but they're misogynists as well.
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  486.  @CMCAdvanced  In order to not get censored.
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  487. A halfway competent attorney will walk through a prenup like Earl walked through that restraining order (Dixie Chicks "Goodbye Earl").
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  488. Yup, avoiding them is actually very easy. "I have a child." "Have a nice life. See ya." Easy-peasy.
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  489. I'm not sure why she's making all the "don't want to have kids" videos. I mean, who cares? Apparently, she does. I never wanted children, even before I left home. I was 17 and even before then, I determined not to bring children into this world. I didn't want to become my father, which is what I thought would happen if I had kids, and I never did. No children, didn't become my father, and I have no regrets.
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  490. That's because his lips are moving.
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  491. He was probably mad if you didn't tip him. HIM, HIM, HIM. It simplifies life, and gods know life is complicated enough.
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  492. Ron Desantis signed the bill into law - the legislature passed the bill. If they thought he would sign it and they didn't want him to, they wouldn't have passed it. On the other hand, if they were setting him up, knowing he'd sign it, will we ever know?
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  493. As far as I could determine, as far back as the '70s, students in S. Korea majored in rioting.
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  494. I want to believe as well, but I'm old enough and have been around long enough that I know it's simply not true.
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  495.  @TheJaybass32  It's almost as if Islam is onto something.
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  496.  @JC-kv1vn  I retired at 63 - I was married.
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  497. Tell us you didn't watch the video without telling us.
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  498. The official (here's some toilet paper to go with that) inflation rate is 2.4%. Prices are up over 25% (officially) since 2020.
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  499. I spent a lot of time in restaurants as a bus boy, a dishwasher - my first jobs before going into the Navy were dishwashing jobs - waiter, line cook, prep cook. Really pretty girls didn't work in restaurants. Guess what my first "job" was in boot camp? If you guessed "dishwasher," give yourself an adult beverage. The really pretty girls constantly had offers from male customers who were business owners for a variety of jobs. Restaurant work was at best, temporary for the really pretty girls. To be sure, the very upscale restaurants where, even in the '80s, girls could take home $200 or more a night, only hired pretty girls. And they stayed on long term if they were really good and liked their jobs. I worked for a guy whose mom worked at one of those restaurants in San Diego. In the late '70s, she was bringing home a minimum of $200 a night, which is how I know. I was probably 19 or 20, so she had to be around 40. Still an attractive woman, but not a "pretty girl," though I have no doubt she once was.
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  500.  @markpostgate2551  Exactly. That's the guy she'll divorce so she can walk away with cash and prizes, while looking to move up to the 7s, 8s, 9s, and 10s.
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  501.  @ericheisler5351  And the cylinder has only 1 empty chamber.
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  502. Hold it, Brandon. Not so fast. Clearly you haven't heard some of the morning shows from around the country. This was tame.
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  503.  @Eric-cj7ph  Same, except Navy. SF, shipmate
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  504. The French would be well-advised to study the American #metoo and the fallout from that. For example: 5 or 6 in 1,000 men are getting married these days. Women are moving onto social media complaining about the lack of men approaching them. The statistics are staggering.
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  505. They're only good for one thing, and it's not cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, taking care of the house, the yard, the vehicles. I did it for 44 years, all on my own. Then I got married...and I spent the next 20 years doing what I did before until she passed away. As a 68 year old widower, I'm still doing all the things. I never wanted children; never had any, and do not regret that decision. So what do I need a woman for?
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  506.  @Ceadus34  That's a vain hope.
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  507. Dead on.
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  508. It's too bad, because I've long admired Michelle Yeoh as an actress.
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  509. So the married dude isn't getting it at home, he's going to go somewhere. In most cases.
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  510. Same, except I fired right back and said "so you're saying that all car thieves (or whatever criminals we were talking about) are black?" The usual song-and-dance routine followed, but yeah, gave it right back to them.
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  511. Well, that BMW isn't gonna pay for itself, you know. I'm all for taking certain parts of Sharia law and implementing them here in the US. Be a lot of boogies and tweakers walking around missing hands, though.
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  512. Yeah, don't believe you.
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  513. Women: Reeeeeeeeee! Cancel, Cancel, Cancel!!! Also Women: why won't men approach us!? Why aren't men dating us!?
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  514. "But they promised free stuff!" That's the only thing I can figure. Either that, or the democrats are right.
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  515.  @ThereBeGoldInThemTharHills  Sorry for your loss, dude. I lost mine in 2016. Advice from an old guy who's been there, done that: stay the f*ck away from single mothers. Life is not the "Brady Bunch." Your child(ren) deserve better.
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  516. What was that song from Van Morrison... "Wild night is calling, alright Wild night is calling And all the girls walk by Dressed up for each other" Wild Night (1971)
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  517. Found the drunk.
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  518. She's only laughing because she knows, on some level, that she'll find somebody to pay her debt FOR her. At least that's what she thinks.
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  519.  @AJ-yh9wo  Exactly. A good example is if I want to travel from my state, to my brother's state, which is <counts on fingers and toes> 5 states over. We often go to the gun range when I'm visiting. I have to know the laws about carrying a hand gun, not only in my state, but the 5 states I travel through, including his. And that's just for starters.
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  520. You know, I'm old...too late to start again, and given today's modern woman and how they are (as told by them), I wouldn't want to. The best thing I ever did was to work on myself, after my wife of 20 years passed away. Don't get me wrong: as far as these things go, it was a good marriage. I think I got incredibly lucky, compared to a lot of men out there who get married. I also, thanks to the RP/MGTOW movement, learned a lot about both myself, and about women. I was the retirement plan. I was also a grade A, number one draft pick, Hall of Fame simp. Nobody told you these things, back in the day. Men suffered in silence and misery, often "checking out," because of what women have done, and continue to do to men. There was no real social network, past work or the local bar. Men couldn't share this stuff if they wanted to. Here's something I learned yesterday, as a matter of fact: 56% of all marriages in this country (US) end in divorce. This is the part that I didn't know: estimates are that 20 more percent of marriages that should probably end in divorce don't, "for the sake of the children." Women have always claimed that they were the ones to make that sacrifice to show what martyrs they were. I don't know the exact statistics, but this guy feels like most of those are men trying to hold a marriage where the woman has checked out together for his children. Did you know that children of single fathers; that is, where the father has custody, do almost as well as children of two parent households. Single mothers produce criminals. 75% of incarcerated individuals in this country are products of single mother households. Interestingly, there is a 75% recidivism rate in this country; 3 out of 4 convicts re-offend, sometimes within hours of being release. Roughly 75% of women vote Democrat/pro-daddy Government to take care of them.
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  521. We know that women say one thing, think another, but respond in a completely different way. Why is it that women, as mothers, tell their sons what they think they want in a man, and not how to really get a woman? In other words, my mother told me to go make friends with women. Her theory, as a Silent Generation woman, was that a guy had to do all the old fashioned things for a woman, get to know them, become friends with them, and then, and ONLY then, would he have a chance to marry "his best friend (or some bullsh*t)." Her reasoning was also that "if things don't work out with you as far as marriage, you'll always have a female friend," for whatever that's worth. Now my a*hole father (lot of people were glad when he died) presumably wanted to get laid, so he went along with that "how to get a relationship" advice my mother handed out, and I kind of sort of understand it - okay, not really, but it makes a tiny little bit of sense. But I can't understand her dispensing that kind of advice to her son(s), and gods know what she told my sisters. I never dated through age 17, when I dropped out of high school and joined the military. The only women I could con into giving it up were hookers overseas. I quit even trying to date at age 24 after many failures, and now, at age 67+, I'm only now beginning to understand that maybe I was not the whole of the problem. So now, my attitude at my age, is the same as at age 24: ALL women are 304s. They have the slot-C, we men want the slot-C, and we'll trade our souls for it. Unless/until we say "no f*ckin' way," and we go decades without it, but don't seem to be any worse the wear for the lack-o-nooky.
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  522.  @halfsourlizard9319  It wasn't all that long ago that in the US, people only bathed once a week, typically. You may not have seen it, but there is a Three Stooges episode where Curly (with the close-cropped hair) says, after getting soaked, "I just had a bath, and it's not even Saturday!" That wasn't unusual in the part of the country I come from, where water had to be pumped and hauled to where it was needed. My grandmother's house had no indoor plumbing, although even most rural houses did, many farms did not. We lived on a farm with no indoor plumbing, an outhouse (always fun in the middle of the night, in the dead of winter in the Midwest), no heat other than a wood-burning stove, and no electricity. As my father used to say "It built character."
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  523. What a performance, Nora! "Halp! Haaaalp! Dis hooman trying to kilt me to deaf! Quick! Somebody call somebody! Moordur! May ham! Gloom! Plagues! Haaaaalp!"
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  524. My late wife and I met and "courted" in chat rooms on Prodigy, AOL, and even DALnet. She even admited that had we met in person (she was in Pennsylvania, and I was in California), we probably wouldn't have had anything to do with one another. I allowed as she was probably correct. We talked online and on the phone (back before cell phones) for a year before we ever met.
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  525. Not yet, but it will be.
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  526.  @TheresaPowers  Cumbrellas.
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  527. Same, except I'm whiter than Lizzie Warren, and I'm male. And I don't consider myself a Christian. I believe in Jesus; just not most of his followers. No offense.
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  528. 1st lesson, grasshopper: there is what women think they want; what they say they want; what they respond to. The three are rarely the same. For example: your mother told you to make friends with women; become friends. That way, if things don't work out between you, you can always be friends. That's complete and utter bullshit. I don't know about your father, but mine was an assh*le. That's what my mother responded to. Who knows what she thought she wanted.
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  529. Florida has no state income tax. What they do have are requirements than nearly every trade-related repair or improvement involves permits, fees, and/or actual trades people in order to win approval for the work. Even a toilet, for instance, requires a permit, and of course, a fee. Whether a home owner chooses to go through that process is totally up to him or her. But even if he or she does do the work him or herself, there are always neighbors willing and able to rat the home owner out, especially in the exorbitantly priced HOAs they have down there.
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  530.  @dukecraig2402  Yeah, the music industry, and the entertainment industry as a whole are pretty vicious; always have been.
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  531.  @carlospita6442  How dare you ask a misogynistic question like that!? They bring themselves, and if you ask them, they're all that.
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  532.  @moda78z  Roughly 30% to the Fed every year, and no, I don't get a lot of that back. Then there's the state one lives in, and in some places, local taxes, including an "occupational privilege tax," which I paid in Montgomery county, just outside Philly. Basically, there are taxes on money we make, money we spend, money we save, and money we leave behind when we die. Hell, here in Maryland, they tried to implement an asphalt tax. I forget what name they gave it, but basically, they judge the square footage of the areas on your property that are paved that prevent rain from falling on the earth, and tax you on that amount. There was such a hew-and-cry over that bit of crap that they backed off for now. Democrats especially never met a tax they didn't like, as long as they don't have to pay it. Many states are losing money in tax revenue due to EVs. Politicians don't like losing money. You'd think they were corporate stock holders or something. Anyway, that actually started decades ago with the advent and rise of hybrid vehicles, such as the Toyota Prius. States have proposed, often with little success, road use taxes, such as the ones they levy on over-the-road truckers. We get taxed plenty here in the States; it's just not one big lump sum like it is in many European countries. I would call it nickle-diming us to death on the taxes we pay. I mean, we Americans are often shocked when we find out Europeans pay up to 60% of your income in taxes, but what most people don't realize is that we pay just as much; just not all to the same place. It's like that Beatles song "Tax Man." If our politicians can find a way to tax us and get away with it, they will. And spend it like drunken garden tools when the Fleet is in port.
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  533. Let's face it: the Wizard of Oz is basically 2 chicks fighting over the last pair of shoes on sale.
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  534. A shipmate of mine did 3 tours in-country Vietnam in heavy combat as a Marine. Then he went to Africa as a merc. He would walk around in the dead of winter in shorts, short sleeve shirt (unbuttoned) and a plantation hat (Tulsa). He was originally from Baton Rogue, LA, but ended up in Wasilla, AK for the rest of his life.
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  535. I'm considering it because going to the store is expensive, and I've got to prepare the meal even as I'm rubbing preperation H after the store has got through with me.  @topiasr628 
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  536.  @CloudStrifexxx  I know this is going to be difficult for you to wrap your head around, but not everyone believes in the same god you do, or in any god, for that matter. Bonus: you can't make them, no matter how "for their own good" you feel like your belief system is. Marriage is a contract. By nature, contracts are legal entities. Individuals do not have oversight over legal matters. It is for the protection of BOTH individuals entering into a contract with one another; to ensure that the rights of each individual are protected, and that each is treated fairly before, during, and at the end of the contract period of performance. Too many people treat a contract like that too cavalierly, if, in fact, they recognize it as such in the first place. With no fault divorce, women are not only encouraged to do so, but rewarded for breaking that contract, not only with no ramifications, but actual incentives to do so.
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  537. Okay, I lol'ed. 😄
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  538.  @rajakghosh6602  You're my hero.
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  539. It's a pithy your grandfather couldn't wear hats. Heh. Sorry, it was hanging out there.
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  540. No! They voted for it, they can sink with it.
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  541. The argument goes that it'll be bad for cops who genuinely need QI. You know, the same cops who are silent while the bad cops among them commit bad behavior.
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  542.  @LadyAsia93  "single moms most liky ha e they own house and car" That can be true, but it's not the norm.
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  543.  @peter.24.7  And, why take a chance?
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  544. My late wife passed in 2016, and she was similarly appreciative. Whether or not she was genuine in her feelings - which shows you how jaded I was before her, and after she passed - is something only she could answer. But she did express it, and that was important to me, especially since I worked full-time, paid for a part-time helper for her, and was her primary care-giver for more than 5 years. Condolences on your loss.
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  545. I'm almost old enough to have dated Boylen's daughter. Although, I did have a thing for Boudicca. Sadly, she'd already passed by that time.
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  546.  @George4943  So are chiropractors. Having said that, I've never met a chiropractor who didn't go by "Dr." and first name. My last one was Dr. Mike. I've had a Dr. Jill, a Dr. Deb, a Dr. Scott, and others, over the years.
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  547.  @smithyjohnathan86  Up for the first time in 12 years.
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  548. I was raised my mother (who was emotionally absent) and my grandmother. I've known for a long time (as Camilla Paglia pointed out) that women treat boys as defective girls. By the time my father finally got care and custody of me at aged 10.5, I'd been imprinted. No matter how abusive he got, my personality was set. It's only at age 66.5 that all that old programming has begun to fall away.
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  549. Modern women: I am a strong, independent woman who doesn't need a man. I have my own money. Also modern women: why don't men want to spend their money on me, even knowing they're not getting anything in return? (maybe)
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  550.  @jerroldrieger5345  Well, he moved out of Illinois.
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  551.  @x_x714  "At some point, for some reason, we started listening to the complaining." We had no choice in the matter. Enough simps in the media, in education, in the legal world, and in the government began passing laws. The first thing they did was to pass laws to ensure that men had no safe spaces all to their own. From the locker room to the board room, to private clubs, to gyms, men were not allowed to exclude women. Me, personally: I believe that women get pissed off somewhere down in their dark little souls at the idea of men being happy without women being around, and by gawd, they're not gonna stand for that.
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  552.  @gianni_schicchi  Winning!
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  553.  @GrimpleGromble  Yeah, Roland kind of sort of leaves that part out. As well as the fact that they DID NOT CHARGE HIM WITH OPEN CONTAINER. Which they could have done, since he had a mixed drink in the center console. Now, maybe he wasn't personally inhaling, but if you smell marijuana on someone, at the very least, he's been around someone who has been smoking.
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  554. I'm not from the South, though I've lived in Oklahoma, Texas, and Florida, and have traveled extensively through all the southern states, mostly driving produce out of Oklahoma. Interestingly, I'm from the Upper Midwest, and yet I went to boot camp in San Diego. In fact, between deployments to the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia, I lived there until 2005.
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  555. I literally LOL'ed.
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  556.  @JollyGiant19  True, but isn't that the way our justice system works in this day and age? Guilty unless/until proven innocent seems to be the default setting.
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  557. 💯
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  558.  @airheadusmc3821  I had to laugh, shipmate, because I saw that "married twice, done with marriage, 38," and my first thought was this guy must have been in the military. Then I notice your screen name. That's when I started laughing. Appreciate your service. Navy, '73-'78; Army, '78-'82. BTW, I was only married once, for 20 years from 44-64. I'm 30 years older than you, and also done with marriage. Although at my age, there aren't a lot of options. Russian mail order brides, maybe.
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  559.  @Brent-z2s  Or a parachute that failed to open more than half the time.
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  560.  @freedustin  Found the delivery driver in the crowd.
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  561. Fooled me. Not about the people who elect certain politicians. That's no surprise. The part about politicians understanding how economics (or even business) works; especially since many, if not most of them are lawyers. Hell, one of them is a former bartender who actually (purportedly) minored in economics. You'd think that of all of them, she at least one have at minimum a general sense of how business works.
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  562. I'm old enough to remember when we said that about women and telephones - the old-fashioned type that connected to a wall.
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  563.  @mischafellner8943  "Why does it say there are two replies when there are 4." Probably spammers who have been reported, but are hidden.
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  564.  @АннаСеменова-в4ш  It's a rare woman who realizes that being alone doesn't mean being lonely. Even too many men think that way, and they get desperate, and make bad choices. Just like most women these days.
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  565.  @marcogenovesi8570  Either that was a long time ago, or those cops weren't on their game. Nowadays: civil asset forfeiture.
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  566. Well, and it's not just TikTok and YT...it's also video games as well. I constantly see posters going "GoW (or Fallout 4, or whatever) brought me here." I mean, who knew Wonder Woman Lynda Carter was a singer and has her own catalogue? I didn't, until I went looking on YT after hearing her in F4.
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  567. It didn't shut her up, though.
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  568. Hope you feel better.
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  569. I figured out decades ago that, among other things, women work on a point system. You see this modality in action between women a lot. They're friends, they're friends, they're friends - sometimes for years, even decades - and all of a sudden, they're not friends, "and I never want to even hear that beotch's name, ever again." They don't realize they're keeping score, but on a subliminal level, they are. Nancy and Jane exchange points for years, decades, without ever realizing that's what they're doing. Nancy buys Jane presents, Jane has a shoulder to cry on, and so on and so forth, until Nancy finds out Jane got drunk, made a pass at Nancy's man, and even if Jane is leagues ahead on points, that one thing just wiped out all those years of "friendship" points, and they never speak to one another for the rest of their lives. If I were king, women would be banned from ever using the word "friend" again until eternity. They don't understand the word. They think anyone they like is their friend; that if a person is their friend, they are as pure as the driven snow, and one massive points-killing event can turn a life-long friend into an enemy.
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  570. DEI - Didn't Earn It
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  571. People say "Steve, I don't give a healthy crap about Ben and where he is. Unless he's in my pocket. Please stop."
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  572.  @pstudioz8835  There are stereotypes for a reason. Just because a certain individual or individuals don't fit the stereotypes, that doesn't mean that the exceptions disprove the rule.
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  573. How drunk were you?
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  574. I feel like we're not far off from that, actually.
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  575. Romanian.
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  576. Guys: never, ever expose your vulnerabilities. Certainly not your deep ones, anyway. That's terrible advice. Women say they want emotionally available men, but they actually despise that in a man. They can and WILL use that sh*t against you at the worst possible time, which is when you are, in fact, emotionally vulnerable. Never expose any emotion that will be used against you. They'll ghost you most riky-tik. If you're married, it becomes part of the buildup women will use to hurt you and leave you, taking cash and prizes (as well as the house, the car, the kids, the dog, and the color TV). They will get the gold mine, and you'll get the shaft. If you want to share, do so with close male friends, or get a dog. It is so dangerous to your continued mental health to share emotions with a woman.
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  577.  @JasonC-h6t  If you make it past the 8 year, get back to us.
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  578. Borrowing from the late, great comedian, John Pinette: "I don't know what gluten is, but apparently it's really good, and it's in EVERYTHING!"
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  579.  @stevec3526  Too many women slather it on like clown makeup, which is appropriate.
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  580.  @happygolucky9004  That's a typical modern woman's immediate go-to, is the personal attacks and the shaming language. Thanks, feminism!
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  581. I've been saying for at least a couple of years that eventually, governments will implement a marriage draft, similar to selective service for the military. Only men will have to register for it, however.
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  582.  @soundsgood12  I have a friend of, 30 or so years whom I've worked with at a few different places. He's like that at work. "I'm just here to work." If you don't enjoy your job, what are you even doing there? But that's the way he was.
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  583.  @LaunchBawx  And he's seen more action than Tampon Tim.
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  584.  @John_Caravella  Let's face it: most of us are stupid and/or desperate for a woman's attention.
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  585. 🤣😆😂
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  586. So I just started the video, and I'm wondering if the judge was a woman, or a simp. Because judges don't seem to be interested in the Constitution or the law, unless it's being used against someone.
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  587. Every. Single. One. No one is exempt; not Republican'ts, not Demonrats (especially not Demonrats), not Independents, or anyone else. Not even former Congress critters.
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  588.  @watamatafoyu  There are several factors that need to be accounted for, other than strictly income. Average income for the area in which one lives is a factor, as is hourly wage, number of hours worked, and so on.
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  589. I used to cut bearings off with a 3 inch death wheel. Cut them straight across the race, then pop them off. The reason is because you don't have to buy a bunch of bearing race drivers when you can make your own. Weld a cross piece onto the race, then afix a piece of round stock perpendicular to the cross piece and boom, you have a bearing driver. The gap from the cut ensures that the race doesn't get stuck while driving the new bearing into place. If I didn't need that size race, then yeah, a gas ax is the thing. You get good after a while. Okay, most people get good at it.
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  590. Is there such a thing as a law-abiding lawyer? Or are they all criminals?
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  591. I'm old enough to remember guys talking about "I don't need to pay for no seggs!" As if that's shameful. Sheeeit. Remember: you're paying them to go away.
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  592. It's like that saying you hear from time to time: "Men love women and fast cars; Women love money."
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  593. "Honest and transparent," huh? Everything women are not. She is well on her way to being the next Tammy Faye Baker, though.
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  594. Yeah, they showed that in a movie, way back when. Ryan O'Neil's character teaches his on-screen daughter (and real life daughter) Tatum O'Neil how to perform the quick change scam (among other scams). "Paper Moon," 1973. I think she won an Academy award for her performance. I want to say she was the youngest person ever, but I'm not positive about that.
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  595.  @starguy2718  Both good songs.
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  596. Saddam has entered the chat.
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  597. Exactly. If I'm paying $400.00 a month on a new car, which I can afford, easily, and my interest rate is, say 3.9% (I haven't looked lately - not in the market), and my investment account is consistently paying 7.4% (again, having looked lately), why would I take the $40K that's making me 7.4% interest and pay off a vehicle that's only costing me 3.9%? Effectively, I'm "only" making 3.5% interest on my investment account instead of 7.4%, but that's still way more than a regular bank or even credit union savings account.
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  598. Life itself is pretty meaningless. There is no reason for humans to be here in the first place. None of us asked to be here. Why are we being asked to endure pain, suffering, and tedium - and that's a relatively normal life - with only death being the goal, and no knowledge or even inkling of what's to come after this f'ed up experiment that is the human experience? Also, asking men to give up the only pleasurable thing available to them. I mean, you have to be a stud to get the women that you want to be intimate with. And have you seen modern women with their demands? Personal intimacy is so not worth it. I mean, my body count over a 60+ year span is less than an ugly 11 year old, these days. And my god! The baggage women in their mid- to late-40s through their 60s is unbelievable. They're all into "personal work," but what that really means is seeking validation for their feelings, not stripping away the baggage, taking personal accountability or responsibility for their behavior that got them to the point they're at. Yeah, I'll pass. I'm old, I've survived this long; I don't have that far to go, whether I live to the end of the year, 10 years or whatever.
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  599.  @justinthomas5512  You feel like people are reading too much into the movie itself, but most of us are concerned with how women are acting out in response to the movie. This is no less than the 4th video that I've seen which responds to how women are responding after having seen the movie.
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  600. Not to worry. Post-wall women, with children in tow, will be more than willing to convince you that you need to be with them, even though they have nothing to offer, and will in fact, destroy your happiness, peace and take all the resources you've built up.
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  601. If you're not torturing us, can we really call it a substantive relationship?
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  602. I have a small box of Jack-in-the-Box antenna balls. I've only ever used them for decorating a small Christmas tree I had from when I was single. I also used to have a bunch of 76 balls from the various Union, and later Unocal stations I worked at in the greater San Diego county area. Interestingly, Union/UNOCAL 76 is, or was owned by Phillips 66.
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  603. It's disconcerting when you know that it's universal and applies to your mother, your sisters - hell, my middle younger sister admitted that it's all true! - the women in your life that you admire and respect, and so on. Speaking of sisters, mine said to me "something really amazing happens when a woman goes through menopause. It's like this latent ability for logic and reason suddenly becomes active, but by then, you've screwed up your life so badly that it doesn't count for much." I was like, "damn, sis!"
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  604.  @esoislife9961  "College isn't for everyone especially the lower classes" Honestly, college shouldn't be for everyone. And I'm saying that as a college graduate with 2 associates, a baccalaureate, and an MBA. The G.I. Bill WOULD have helped with part of one of my associates, but honestly, I was older, and had frittered it away, and there's an upper limit, time-wise as to how long it's available. So, I paid for the first 3, and my employer paid for the MBA. And, oh, by the way, I went to vo-tech for automotive repair when I was younger. It's mainly what enabled me to pay for my 1st 3 degrees.
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  605.  Sgt.Wolfhart  It messes boys up in deeper-rooted, more subtle, long-term ways.
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  606.  @larrysalters9814  You have the right to be a simp. That doesn't mean you should be, but you have the right to be.
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  607.  @jeremiah_12  😆
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  608.  @levelazn  That sounds like an American leftist thing to say.
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  609. The quote is: "I am afraid that other people do not realize that the one aim of those who practice philosophy in the proper manner is to practice for dying and death." - Socrates, Phaedo, 64a
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  610.  @Kovitlac  Really? I have a 154 channels that I subscribe to, and only one offers coffee (Wild, Wonderful Offgrid).
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  611.  @theresaherman  Also an old guy here. They get some man they pretend to care about to pay for it, duh.
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  612. I thought she was giving good advice as well. Here's the thing: women ONLY love themselves. Not their parents; not their siblings; not their husbands; not their children (70% of the harm that befalls children are inflicted by the mothers); and, not the dog or the cat. Okay, maybe the cat. It's called foreshadowing. They only love themselves. It's a survival mechanism. Their most basic biological function is to have and to raise children. To nurture and protect them to a certain point in their young lives. In that sense, they're no different than the lions. Make no mistake: they do have FEELINGS in that giant, internal, flaming, electrified hairball of emotions women carry around with them. They have feelings toward all of the above, but love is not one of those feelings. The saying "men are in it for love; women are in it for business" is truer than the person who said it probably even knew.
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  613. So why aren't we men doing the same thing? "Look, ladies, you need to be either on our level as far as income, or higher, or we're not dating you." Drizzle, drizzle.
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  614. I can't even with the one that starts at 4:05. I hope she didn't hurt herself with those mental gymnastics.
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  615.  @TheShawnzy1313  Found the simp.
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  616. The federal government did that a few years ago to those of us who worked for them. At least once.
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  617.  @gracegrace2107  I absolutely agree that government should not be involved to that level of individual lives. However, marriage is a contract, which is a legal entity. For the protection (at least in theory) an outside agency needs to have purview over that legal entity, and sadly, that means the government is and has to be involved. What needs to happen is that men and women need to be educated as to roles and responsibilities, as well as reasonable expectations within the framework of marriage. Additionally, we need to stop incentivizing women to break those contracts because they came into marriages with all the fantasy and none of the realism, and when realism impinges on their fantasy, they want out, and they want to punish their men for not being the fantasy; the handsome prince who doesn't snore, who farts in his sleep, who doesn't pick up his socks, and all the things.
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  618.  @toscatattertail9813  That's one of the few, as f-ed up as it is that she has that many baby daddies and no ring. Most of them spend money like drunken sailors fresh out of boot camp or back from an 8-month deployment.
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  619. Oh, she has policies...they're not policies she wants to reveal, but she has policies.
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  620.  @holysquire8989  Women are never happy. At best, they are less unhappy.
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  621.  @solascriptura-e7t  Hyper-bear-amy, yo.
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  622. I'm disappointed in you, Briggs.
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  623. Kind of puts a new twist on "if you've done nothing wrong, you have nothing to worry about." Riiiiight.
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  624. It's like the bum outside of a restaurant, begging for money because he's hungry. So, being kind-hearted, you offer to buy him lunch, only to have him turn it down.
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  625. Stocker, not stalker, but dead on. That's the way I did it.
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  626. I'm sensing a bit of sarcasm.
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  627.  @tytemind7850  Who are you talking to? Not doing who any favors?
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  628. Dude, that kind of logical thinking works on men. It does not work on women - unless it's TO their benefit. To women, feelings - or "their truth" - is much more salient that mere facts or (spurious) logic. In other words, as Dr. Christina Hoff-Sommers found out years ago (when the wage gap was 73 cents on the dollar), an immutable truth cannot cast a shadow on women's feelings. What does SOMETIMES work, is when you point out that if it were true that women get paid less for doing the SAME work (which is illegal in every state by federal statute), why don't companies fire all the men and hire all women? That would be sound economic sense. It pisses women off, that argument, but it does shut them up, which is sometimes the best one can hope for.
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  629. I couldn't.
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  630.  @kingcosworth2643  You do you, my guy.
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  631.  @uweporth9337  Yep, and right after that, it's I DON'T! At least not with her husband.
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  632. "There is no problem at the border, but it's Trump's fault." "There is no inflation, but it's Trump's fault."
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  633. I promised myself I'd never have children, and I never did. I should have promised myself I'd never get married.
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  634. It's appalling how ignorant so many cops are, especially in this day and age. Given the mentality of the general population, it's not surprising. Here's the thing: cops, generally speaking, have this hyper-machismo thing going on. Coupled with the need to always be right, and a quasi-military culture that constantly reinforces the us vs. them dynamic - to the point where cops (again, generally speaking) view anyone not a cop (and even some cops) as the enemy. Beyond that, they tend to TREAT anyone they encounter who is not a part of their in-group as the enemy. Officer Friendly has left the building, got into a squad car with a partner, where they are isolated (and, for the most part) insulated from the people they are supposed to serve - now that they have no duty to protect. Which begs the question: who protects the citizens from the cops? Further, Officer Friendly, who's no longer so friendly, has been militarized by equipment, training, and cop culture - bearing in mind how many cops are prior military.
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  635.  @xisotopex  "...a little bit of foresight and intelligence...." Well, that let's out most of the people working for the Government.
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  636. The irony of that last THOT talking about "...and defending the rights of individuals to speak freely without fear of retribution." On Facebook. Yeah.
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  637.  @youtubeshadowbannedmylasta2629  "Captain, our shields simply can't handle this amount of stunning and brave!" - Scotty (maybe)
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  638. Um, actually, her proctologist called - they found her head.
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  639.  @Inked_Latina13  🤣 You slot C's can't help yourselves, can you? You always have to find a way to blame men, because if Adam had been on Eve's six and the story had a different outcome, you would have been all "Lookit Adam! So controlling, not trusting, so oppressive!"
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  640.  @Inked_Latina13  Again, a member of the sex for whom accountability is like kryptonite or poison ivy or something is staggering in the hypocrisy. Don't you have a sandwich to make for someone, or is he still in prison?
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  641.  @medbob1  You spelled "boot camp" wrong.
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  642. Actually, no. Women do not lose the attitude that brought them to the divorce lawyer. The vast majority of them keep that attitude right until the end. It's always someone else's fault; even it's the Universe being blamed.
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  643.  @optionmillionaire  You mean Jaba the Hut's sister?
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  644. Most people who own businesses should not be allowed to own businesses. Sure, most of them are at least competent at what they do, and they want all the risk and reward instead of the guy or gal they work for getting all the reward. The problem is that so many of them are completely ignorant when it comes to running a business. They're good at what they do; they charge money for it, and everything is fine. But when it comes time to grow the business, they want their employees to take as much risk as they do, for none of the reward.
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  645. Wanted to let you know that you got a shout-out from Matt over at HAL Heavy Duty Machining Australia on today's upload. It was actually a shout-out for Karen, because who's that Kurtis guy? Pffft...just some guy doing whatever. LOL! It comes near the end of the video. Like I told them, I'm constantly blown away at the number of people from Adam Savage to the guys I know at my local watering hole who watch CEE, and the number of youtubers who give shout-outs to you guys. Keep up the great work, both of you.
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  646. Yeah, except for the oil and coolant passages.
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  647.  @squadfathercrypto  I didn't retire from the Army because the pay in the late '70s was shiite, and the promotions were almost non-existent. Otherwise, the Army, like everything else, ain't for everyone.
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  648. Pretty good summation of the battle between the sexes over the last 50 years. I'm 67, so I've watched it play out.
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  649.  @shadrachemmanuel1720  Because they won't leave us the f*ck alone, even when they have no desire for us.
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  650. They know that, and it drives them crazy to see a man living in happiness.
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  651. That's actually a pretty nice, well-equipped shop. As well-stocked as many I've seen in the US.
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  652. Yeah, I remember that. I was living in San Diego at the time.
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  653. Exactly. Per the 6th Amendment, you have the right to confront your accusers in a court of law. Essentially, the dog is accusing you of a crime. If if one could successfully argue that the dog is a tool in the hands of the officer, a) there is too much precedent for the dog being classed as a police officer (don't believe it? Try striking a police dog and see what they charge you with), and b) the cop is still violating your 4th Amendment rights by using a tool to perform an invasive search of your person or property without just cause or a warrant.
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  654.  @GrimpleGromble  Yeah, it seems strange that they'd "plant" an open container in his car - and then NOT CHARGE him for it. At the very least, that's a waste of good booze.
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  655. I've seen the fast-talking "society is preventing me from being a wife and mother" on 2 other content creator's channels.
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  656.  @MrMbrownjr  I heard it, and I wasn't even listening for it. Okay, I was a drunk for 30+ years, but still.
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  657.  @proceduralcoffee  We know; your sister told us all about it.
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  658.  @ultramagalatino  Who knew soylent green was crickets, not people?
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  659.  @joshuatroop5034  cough*Tom Brady*cough
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  660. Ding-ding-ding! We have a winner!
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  661. Yeah, I've driven in Houston; lived over off Southwest Freeway, near Bellair. Worked up past the airport, off FM 1960, doing construction. Before that, I worked cleaning carpets during the day and delivering pizzas at night (Big Wheel Pizza), so I was all over Harris County. That was back before the bottom fell out of the oil market. There were something like 6 million people in and around Houston at that time.
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  662.  @bestdjaf7499  Like too many women in this day and age.
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  663.  @JasonC-h6t  Same. I think she spent $600.00 on both of them; bought from a friend. We never did honeymoon; couldn't afford it. We were married 20 years before she passed.
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  664. So if you ask a guy friend out, not on a date, do you pay?
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  665.  @raymondrhorer6045  But those people had cell phones! For the love of gawd! Think of the childen! They could have overthrown the most powerful nation on the face of the planet (at the time), despite have the best-trained, best equipped military in the world! With cell phones!
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  666. A free public education isn't free. An educated individual such as yourself should know that.
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  667.  @Slw1111  Wrong.
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  668.  @rkymtnchi503  They're classified as livestock in many places.
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  669. No. He'd have more rights.
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  670. It's only for the rich.
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  671. Totalitarians gonna do what totalitarians do.
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  672. Marriage is a business decision. What I've been saying since '97, when I got married at the ripe old age of 44.
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  673.  @JohnDoe-qz1ql  The American Communists Lawyers Union isn't interested in all that. They're all about social and racial "justisce." The end.
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  674. Biggie didn't eat the woman, did he?
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  675. My first job in the automotive business - while I was going to school for auto repair, actually, was at Pep Boys in San Diego.
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  676. One thing to be aware of in Portland is that before you turn in your rental car, you have to fill your tank. Well, unless you buy the fuel option when you rent the car. The thing is, and I don't know the distance, but you'll burn a tank of gas looking for a gas station anywhere close to the airport. Okay, maybe not a tank, but you will burn some gas driving around. Found that out the hard way. Because here's what else isn't close to the airport: hotels. A Portlandian told me they have to have a buffer between the airport and things like fuel and concentrations of people. I don't know how true that is, but there you have it. The main thing is that you'll burn time, and if you're cutting it close, fill up the night before. Now you can do it yourself.
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  677. Yeah, that's what we need: more laws. 'cuz that'll fix everything. It's FM - freakin' magic.
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  678. I read the book. Based on that, I have no desire to watch the series.
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  679.  @CatsandJP  You should seek professional help for that.
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  680.  @jonthomson9262  Oh, there's always hope, but like the old saying goes "hope is not a plan." A number of people have said that, but if you'd rather, "hope is not a strategy," is more familiar to those of us who have been in and around the military.
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  681. Where's Kevin Samuels when you need him?
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  682.  @TruthTV8556  By admitting they're CHOOSING men, they have to admit to being responsible for those choices - and we all know women are allergic to facts and personal responsibility.
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  683. Matt is the gold standard (maybe) for hoarding old equipment. Just last night, I was watching Low Buck Garage, and he said somebody compared him to Matt as far as having a huge pile of...stuff. Don't let other people make New Year's resolutions for you. Especially wives. We love them, but they typically don't make good financial decisions. They're the ones whose neurosynapses go crazy to where they go "It's so cuuuuute," and they buy the most useless, gawd-awful crap, and then they tell us what we should and shouldn't buy. I tell you, if that DT-5 was a color she liked, she'd buy it herself. Oh, Guilty of Treeson has one of those Avants, and he loves the hell out of that thing. What Sam said about not tearing up lawns. They do have some kind of Ditch Witch for those tight areas the Avant can't get into, so there's that.
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  684. Wait, she's body shaming!!!???
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  685. And they always blame men.
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  686. One of the biggest puzzles to me is the advice my (step) mother gave me for dealing with women runs contrary to EVERYTHING I've learned about women over the course of my lifetime. It's like she was setting me up for failure with women. "Make friends with women," she said "that way, you'll always have a female friend." "Treat women like ladies. Open doors for them. Give up your seat on public conveyances. Allow them to go first." And so on and on. It's pretty much why I quit trying to date in my 20s; not long after I got out of the military, actually. I spent most of my time IN the military deployed overseas, so not a lot of action going on there, either. If it hadn't been for the early days of the Internet, and chat rooms like AOL and Prodigy had, I would not have met my wife. Don't get me wrong; it was a good marriage. It was my first, her third. Using the advice my stepmother gave me, it was a good marriage. But I was in my 40s - and yeah, I hadn't had a girlfriend in right at 20 years - and she was in her 50s. She's gone now, and I don't regret having been married, but there's no way in hell I'd ever do it again, knowing what I know now.
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  687.  @goodnightmunchie  Well, by and large, their constituency is stupid.
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  688. @askel6498 said: "Explained in gamer terms: Boomers had figured out the meta, are now op and gatekeep others from playing it. Gen Z understands that they have no way of winning and choose not to play. Now boomers complain that there are not enough noobs to farm." Here's the problem with your cute little metaphor for life. The last of the so-called Silent Generation (aka, my parent's generation) AND the oldest of the Baby Boomers IS STILL IN POWER! Senator Bernie Sanders, for example, is 82 this year. He is the youngest "group" that belongs to my parent's generation (1928-1945). Senator Nancy Pelosi is a year older than Sanders. That's a quick couple of examples from politics. Industry: The best known example is Warren Buffet; he is 94 this year. In fact, he was born in the same year as my father, 1930. Roger Penske, of Enterprise, is 84. In fact, most of the CEOs in the Fortune 500 are early Boomers - who identify more strongly with our parent's generation than us mid- to late Boomers - and, of course, our Silent Generation parents. Well, the ones still alive. (don't quote me on those exact ages - close is good enough, in this case) The point here, my dear baby Gen Zer, is that I've been retired for going on 5 years now. Again, mid-Boomer. My. parents'. generation. hasn't. given. up. power. Nor have my older brothers (and sisters) of my generation. We did not come to power in the political realm, in the industrial arena, in media, fashion, or any other field you might care to mention, until we ourselves were near retirement age, because our parents wouldn't go away. Not until they died. Do you understand? Your great great grandparents did not give up the reigns of power until they either died or, for some, retired. We Boomers didn't have as much power and influence as you might think we did, in an effort to keep you brats from enjoying the alleged "good life" you think we were born into. Some fun facts where we did have some influence, however: we marched and protested to end the war in Vietnam; we marched and protested for civil rights; for equal rights for women; for abortion - regardless of how one feels about that. Earth Day; the Free Speech movement on college campuses - not only did that one not age well, but your generation seems hell-bent on killing that movement. Each generation tries their best to give their children a better life than they had. At least ideally. But other than the very affluent, the vast majority of us were not handed anything. We were taught to stay in school, go to college, get a good job, keep our heads down, work hard, and raise a family. Here's a quote you might find interesting from Realtor.com: "You might call them an unlucky generation. Just as they entered the market hoping to buy their first homes, typical mortgage payments soared. Amid rampant inflation, home prices had shot up more than 60% in four years, and mortgage rates surged to their highest level in recent memory. No, these young prospective homebuyers weren’t millennials. They were baby boomers, and the year was 1980, when mortgage rates topped 16% and the average monthly home loan payment jumped 34% from a year earlier. Those figures come from a new Realtor.com® analysis of historical home price, income, and mortgage rate data. They closely correspond with contemporary estimates reported in 1981 by wire service UPI, which called the record surge in mortgage payments “astounding.” Millennials, perhaps bitter over the economic havoc wreaked by the 2007 global financial crisis just as they entered the workforce, have long complained that “boomers had it easy.” Houses were cheaper, jobs were plentiful, and college tuition could be paid off with a summer job, according to the common wisdom on Reddit. But, according to our historical analysis, boomers arguably faced the toughest housing market ever for first-time buyers." https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/boomers-not-easier-buying-first-homes-millennials-housing-market/
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  689. The average American male is what, 5'9"?
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  690.  @georginaledlie7444  I refuse to believe that Maobama is in charge of anything, except handling Grandpa Joe. The Won has handlers; Valerie Jarrett being chief among them. But Mr. Brightest Guy in the Room, which isn't saying much, isn't capable of such machinations.
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  691. There was one woman who joined the Continental Army, dressed as a man, and who, by all accounts, gave a good accounting of herself. There was another woman, Molly Pitcher (don't quote me), who took over loading field artillery for her fallen husband - it wasn't that uncommon in early wars for civilians of all sorts to be situated near the battle lines, and even the battle field itself - and gave a good account of herself, but other than the chick who rode to warn "the British are coming!" along with Paul Revere (separate routes), that's pretty much it, as far as I can recall. But to f'nists, that absolutely, positively proves that all women are ready, willing, and able to perform such heroics...well, except on the modern battlefield, of course. Then, the most ardent f'nists suddenly get all trad-wife on us.
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  692.  @emsies8116  The EXCEPTION does not disprove the rule.
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  693.  @Ozzie_Mandias  Riiiight...because that happens all the time, for us average guys.
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  694. So people are just supposed to take her side without knowing anything about the context or how she acted before the splitting of the bill. Given what I've seen of her, she's a) lucky he asked her out at all (a 2nd date, no less) and b) lucky he didn't skip out on the bill.
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  695. Decades later, I still don't put my fingers in the danger zone.
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  696.  @zosotc  The Japanese were incentivized to up their quality throughout the years. The Chinese, for the most part, have no such incentive. The exceptions are generally very high end - out of reach of most people. The rest of the stuff is just crap, in terms of craftsmanship and in terms of the kinds of things they put into food, medicine, and all manner of products. The kinds of ingredients that brought about the Food and Drug act of 1906, as well as other legislation, and brought about the Consumer Protection Agency (which has been an effete organization for decades now) and other bureaucracy in this country. I wouldn't have a problem buying stuff made in China, but the vast majority of that stuff is crap, and some of it is dangerous.
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  697.  @RealSigmaQueen  Should have never let you 304s vote.
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  698.  @Laambos_House  That is true, but we can play just pretend - hell, women live in let's pretend world.
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  699. 2005, and it's only gotten worse. I did travel from 2005 - 2012, and again in 2016 when I scattered my wife's ashes in the Pacific and around areas that she especially loved. After I graduated college back East in 1999, we moved back to California, but left in 2005.
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  700. "Cat! How dare, you, hooman! I am one of the ruling species of the Universe!"
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  701.  @exalented  "Everyone is always getting sick and tired, sick and tired, sick and tired... Are we ever going to do anything about it?" What do you propose "we" do about it? Vote? Riiiiight. Because that worked so well in 2020. What else?
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  702. The ones I like are the Debbie Darlings (made up name, hopefully) from Minnesota, don't cha know, but all of Debbie's friends are from a small, West African country. Poor Debbie is whiter than Lizzy Warren, but all of her friends spend too much time in the sun, apparently.
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  703. Marine Corps - the p is silent, Barry. A corpse is a cadaver; a DB; a stiff.
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  704. "Violates due process!" You're not all that concerned about the due process the J6 folks were/are entitled to.
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  705. She shouldn't, since that's an adjective.
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  706.  @Adrian_Estando  Being happy, or unhappy is up to the individual.
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  707. She made that up. I've literally never heard of conservative men having a problem with dating.
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  708. The older women get, the more angry, bitter, resentful, and demanding they get. Per my sisters, it's because as women age, they begin to move into a frame where they are more able to move into logic and reason. They're still delusional, however. Delulu in the vernacular. They still see themselves as "10s," they still believe that they are the table, and they still base their "standards (for non-Chads)" on this image they have hanging on from when (most) of them were young and relatively hot. And they hold on to that delusion for all they're worth. Their girlies don't help. You know the ones. Those are the single girlies who keep other women single - or turn them single if they're not. Those are the friends and relatives who are competing for the same pool of top 5-10% of men who started and perpetuate the "body positivity" movement. That's because the girlies KNOW that men aren't attracted to fat women. So they tell their Lizzo friends that "you're a queen! Slay! You're a 10, girl!" and sh*t like that. Cut's down on the competition. Except for the brothers. The brother will stick their dicks in a knothole, if that's available. Not only does it give women an inflated sense of self, but it makes it difficult for those of us who are a teeny little more selective. To borrow from comedienne Tammy Pescatelli, "just because a boy wants to stick his pee-pee in you, that doesn't mean you're sexy. Because my brothers would hump a couch."
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  709. The one and probably single useful advice my father EVER gave me was to not get involved with a woman who thought the sun rose and set on your ass. He said that the fallout when she realizes you're not all that is somewhat akin to a nuclear bomb going off.
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  710. I loved California. The Navy took me there in '73; I left for good (except for return trips for business every year until 2012) in 2005. Between New Yorkers and developers (Prop 13 was passed for a reason), they ruined a once great state.
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  711. My sister has advanced degrees, so that's at least 4 commencements she did not attend. Not her associate's, not her baccalaureate, not her master's (either of them), nor her PhD. So yeah, 5 degrees (that I know of) and didn't attend one of them.
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  712. "I like Caitlin Clark, but I'm about to talk some sh*t about her." That's tantamount to saying "I have black friends." Gains should have ended the interview right then and there. Clearly that host had an agenda.
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  713. Is it me, or is Kennedy getting hotter?
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  714. "I've found that the days where my gratitude exceeds my expectations; well, those are pretty good days." - singer/songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard.
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  715.  @Novastar.SaberCombat  You're pretty judgemental would be more accurate. Ask yourself why you seem to attract those kinds of people.
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  716. Arnold, Tiger...the list is endless. If those great men that the slot-Cs all want, aren't good enough, what about us 4s, 5s, and 6s. Hell, even the 7s and 8s are borderline not good enough from the jump.
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  717.  @NoSpam1891  Yep, I pretty much hate all children except my own, and my grandchildren. And even them, I can only take in small doses. A grandfather's revenge is being able to send your grandchildren home with their parents when you get tired of them.
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  718. Women only love themselves, period. They have no love for their grandparents, their parents, their so-called friends, their boyfriends/girlfriends, their husbands, their children. Even the self hate they have is not the opposite of love.
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  719. It's about control. Pure and simply put, it's about women in control, and men having none.
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  720.  @arnoldosanchez4303  It's not that they refuse; it's the fact that the majority of citizens feel powerless in the face of an effectively nameless, faceless, nearly all-powerful bureaucracy that moves swiftly, harshly, and mercilessly to punish anyone who questions their authority.
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  721.  @richardross7219  I'm old; there's no sense getting involved in anything that costs money or puts junk in my house, leaving it to someone else to deal with.
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  722. Things women say "My happiness is worth it (mountains of debt)!" Things women don't say "I'll just get some man to pay off my debt! I'll even pretend to love him, and if he's really nice, I'll let him sniff the cooch!"
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  723.  @MJLovesNature  Shouldn't there be a Corporal in there somewhere?
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  724.  @blondhairblackstrat  😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  725. And women go to the doctors way more than men.
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  726. It's worth noting that the word "happy," as it applies to women is, at best, a misnomer. Women are inherently incapable of being happy. It's why they started invading male spaces decades ago, using the coercive power of the Federal Government to break that sh*t up. They suspected (and were right - I suspect we were sold out by simps) that men were happy in spaces that did not include women, and they weren't having that sh*t. Women, sooner or later, figure out that external things won't make them happy the way they expect. So, being women, they blame men, and they make it a personal goal to destroy as many men's lives as possible. Men can be happy without women, but women cannot be happy, period; with or without men.
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  727.  @therollingstone9701  Phase of the moon, apogee of the earth, position of the tides....
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  728. Re: the injury. We've probably all seen videos out there where women are self-harming - one with a hammer, while her girlfriend videoed the whole thing and egged her on - to frame a man for the injuries. In that one's case, he was in the military, but fortunately, the wife's friend girl ratted her out before his career could be destroyed.
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  729. So either one can still get the big, green, wienie long after they're no longer in the club?
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  730. Pick your mike back up; that's not a new revelation.
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  731. 5 will get you 10 that the folks in HR have college degrees.
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  732.  @RobertMorgan  Nope, not even then. Only a very select few women in the family, and almost no one in the "friends" category. I have a niece and a cousin who killed that for me.
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  733. @Embassy_of_Jupiter "still, they all independently come to the same stupid conclusions" That is pretty much the way of things. Nothing happens in a vacuum.
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  734. Puddin's Fab Shop (Jake) talks about that in his latest 2nd channel video. One of the metrics youtube is using is, I forget what he called it, but basically "engagement time." That is, how much of a 20 minute, 30 minute, hour long video do people typically watch. What he found, and what surprised me, is that it's typically half. So a 20 minute video, people will watch 10 minutes, and so on. Jake said that he was really reluctant to make the longer videos because he believed exactly what you're saying content creators are "having" to do with their videos. Maybe they're just crappy videos, but they are mistaken, otherwise. They, like him, believed that people's attention span was so short that they wouldn't watch longer videos. And I know Jake isn't making that up; youtube tracks all those metrics, so creators merely have to go look at them. People are watching longer videos. They're just not watching 100% of the entire length of the video, irrespective of the actual length. I've noticed that Issac at I C Weld hasn't been making many, if any, longer videos, and I watch those 100%.
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  735. It's 05:00 here on the East Coast of the States, and the first thing I see this morning is CEE-A. Don't go anywhere; I'm headed to the kitchen for my first cuppa joe. Be right back. What a great way to start the day. Okay, I'm back; carry on.
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  736.  @marklarz4399  Homophobe.
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  737.  @oldnick4707  You forget who's our President. If anyone can do it, Trump can git 'er done!
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  738.  @CornPopodopolis  That remains to be seen. That's like saying Caitlin Carter is the GOAT of the WNBA. I love her game, and she's almost single-handedly turned the WNBA into a winning franchise. But she's only been in the league for a year. It's a bit too early to be making claims that she's the greatest of all time. Same with Levitt. I see a lot of potential there, but let's at least let her become official after Jan-20th before we declare her "the best" @press-sec.
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  739.  @Pabliski577  It's free (for you, less any television taxes) entertainment for you.
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  740. I about choked on a Reeses cup when I read that "...women are happier with themselves...." part. Wah-man are CONSTITUTIONALLY INCAPABLE of being happy. They see a man who is happy - especially without women - and they are hard-wired to destroy that man, his happiness, and any future chance of happiness he may have. Wah-men are truly of their father the devil.
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  741.  @georgeelder8415  Jealous?
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  742. Groucho Marx (google it, kids), and others, are reputed to have said "I'd never belong to any club that would have me as a member." Words to that effect. In that same vein, at 68, I'm still suspicious of any woman who shows any kind of interest in me. When I was in my mid-20s - which is about the time I gave up on trying to date, by the way - I learned not to approach a woman I took an interest in while she's in a group of her friends. Still, I'm much better equipped to deal with rejection - "Yes, I dance, but not with you" - than I would ever be if a woman approached and expressed interest in me. Not that it's ever happened, mind you, but this is a completely different world than the one I grew up in. One never knows. My advice for all you young bucks out there, for whatever it's worth: if a woman shows interest in you, she's up to no good. Well, good for her, not for you. Like Manosphere guy says "protect yourself at all times."
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  743.  @BellKranel98  I got taken to jail for DWI...and the jailers were like "why are you here?" Shit happens. I was polite, respectful, cooperative, and still ended up in jail. Sh*t happens.
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  744. If the teacher's unions are against it, I'm for it. Because public schools have done such a bang-up job of educating our children.
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  745.  @josephine6893  Actually, she did, with cameras right in front of her, using those exact words.
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  746.  @Meta_Myself  What are you wearing right now?
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  747.  @avgrim7729  It didn't shut her up, though.
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  748. Kind of? You're kind of understating it.
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  749.  @jasonbourne1596  Having been in both the Army and the Navy (because I'm a slow learner, apparently), that is correct. Every piece of equipment goes on your license, even if it's a towable (example: engine huffer). In the Army, for years, I had nothing more than a motorcycle license in California. I did not get a car, or my license until after I got out in '78, and I routinely drove the highways and byways of our great nation.
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  750.  @cloudslady3400  For some of us, that's simply not true. Just because you're miserable, stop trying to make other people miserable. I know that's what women do, but control yourself.
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  751. The sister with the hooker makeup would love me, then, because I really don't care.
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  752. 68 and widowed for the past 5 years. I'm not as active, but I have a peaceful life that I'm content with; no debt, and no real big expenses. My late wife wasn't that bad, but she would be your age (78, actually), so less drama and fewer mood swings, but clearly I was the retirement plan. The whole red pill/MGTOW thing has kept me blissfully single.
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  753. DE-monitized! Y'all are such a cute couple; worth it.
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  754. The NCAA has way more to lose, financially speaking, than the NAIA. In short, the NCAA isn't going to ban anything. And they won't unless/until women walk out, en masse to protest.
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  755.  @univuniveral9713  No, that's the case for the top 10% of guys. 80% of women are willing to share those few guys that check all the boxes, and do not see the 80% of good guys who don't check those boxes.
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  756.  @YouilAushana  You said what I was fixin' to post.
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  757. I'm a veteran of both the Navy and the Army. I've known many cops over the years as friendly acquaintances, friends, and even a couple of family members. Those acquaintances and friends and I used to "cuss and discuss" issues exactly like this back in the '70s. Even back then, all of us saw a problem with hiring veterans as cops. And yes, we had preference, similar to the federal government, in hiring. The problem: too many guys coming out of the military tended to approach grabastic civilians with the same attitude that our drill instructors had. They really expected to shout at civilians and achieve instant obedience in the same way that recruits snapped to. If you've never been in the military, there are plenty of videos that show that boot camp experience, probably for all services. There's already a natural in-group us/them mentality amongst the police. Hell, we had the same mentality in the military, especially in boot camp. But I think cops have long held a siege mentality as well. Not only aren't you part of our in-group, but you are potentially the enemy. We saw that in Korea (no, I'm not that old), Vietnam (yes, I'm that old) and surely amongst other "police actions" we've been involved in. I've long attributed at least part of the problem with the rise of cops getting into police cars and being insulated from the citizens. I am old enough to remember when cops walked a beat, after all. But yeah, absolutely agree with the transition program.
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  758. And that's BEFORE she has kids.
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  759. Yut!
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  760.  @JKlein713  "that was your mom teaching you how government and taxes work!" And women. Don't forget women.
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  761. She's never been married, never been divorced, but she's incapable of pair-bonding because she's had more ass than a Greyhound bus station restroom.
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  762.  @SoupBone-bp1qk  Maybe for being inept. I mean, she allegedly planted evidence - and then the man was never charge for having an open container. Weird.
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  763.  @lianathewolflover4516  😆
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  764. Or any major city, really. St. Louis will impinge anti-Asianism, if I can call it that, on one's world view, for instance. I have driven the 405 - many times, having lived in San Diego, Los Angeles, and Camarillo. For those of you who don't know, the 405 runs north-south-ish from the split at I-5 just south of Irvine until it merges back into the 5 up around San Fernando. It goes past John Wayne Airport and LAX along the way, and like most freak-ways in the nation, turns into a parking lot during certain hours of the day. The 610 Loop in Houston was probably the worst, and I've driven in San Diego, Dallas, Philadelphia, Denver, and probably every other major city in America outside of the Northeast. If you didn't get onto the Loop by 07:00, you weren't getting off for a while, and it was that way until after about 7:00 pm.
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  765. In the Navy, A.O.G. stands for Aircraft on the Ground. The Navy (and Marine Corps) don't like aircraft out of service; it means that the affected squadrons are not mission ready. In the civilian world, an A.O.G. can mean thousands of dollars per hour; some sources say as much as $150K an hour.
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  766. Everything is "hate speech," or "hateful" or whatever. Everything.
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  767.  @tc539  Jeebus, racist much?
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  768. Oklahoma was that way, except you paid the fine on the spot or they took your license. They did give you a ticket, which, in case you got stopped along your journey (back in the days of Route 66), you presumably showed cops in other jurisdictions. I'll bet you can guess how I know.
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  769.  @KAG1776  Or Obama. Not all districts reported MORE than 100% participation in voting.
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  770.  @SydneyWatson  So you're saying that ballots aren't the only thing getting mailed in.
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  771. For those of you wound up a little bit about the whole MPH vs KPH thing, here's what I've observed from a limited pool. That pool is made up of videos from all over the world, including England, Ireland, Netherlands, Australia, and many others. Not Scotland, though; can't understand them, even though we share a common heritage. You see them use a mix of metric and imperial measurements on the regular. Scott Brown Carpentry (New Zealand) typically uses strictly metric, but he does often convert to imperial for his viewers. A couple of people in Canada use both systems interchangeably. SaskDutchKid will use both MPH and KPH, as well as distance in miles and in kilometers. Temps are almost exclusively in Celsius, though. That's easy to convert those. You get a ball park, not an exact conversion if you take 20 degrees C, double it, then add 30 to get 70F. Like I said, it's not exact; but that's a conversion that requires fractions, which I can't do in my head. Tom Johnston, of Thomas Johnson Antiques is in Gorham, Maine, yet he almost always uses the metric system, but he does convert for his viewers. Which I think is strange, given that Gorham is closer to Boston than it is to Canada. It's kind of a leveling-affect similar to what we've seen with accents in this country, over the last several decades. For instance, the Cajun French accent. Troy on "Swamp People" is a prime example of an accent being so heavy that it's hard to understand. Yet, I've heard younger people - young enough to be his children - who have described their own Cajun French accent as being mistaken for a soft New Jersey accent, believe it or not.
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  772.  @thunderpants3500  So you're saying you have regreta about Whoopi?
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  773.  @smcdonald9991  They don't want to, not because they're not into other women, but because they want protection (which other women can almost never provide) and access to the other person's resources, which other women can almost never provide.
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  774. Yer a legend, mate!
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  775.  @consciousobserver1905  Has a pulse and can fog a mirror?
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  776.  @Mario-t8b8y  Yeah, police departments are very fluid with respect to when they classify a police dog as a police officer, and when they do not. "Oh, our dog bit you unprovoked? Well, he's not a police officer so you can't sue the police department." Steve did a video on this not that long ago.
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  777. I think we should give her a one-way ticket to Palestine. "You love it so much, here you go, sweetie. Good luck!"
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  778. I've enjoyed her since she was on the radio in L.A.
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  779. There is no such thing as "emotional intelligence. That's a BS, made-up word that women use so they can feel smugly superior to men by accusing them of not having a high enough "emotional intelligence level." There is emotion, and there is intelligence. Never the twain shall met.
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  780. Wait! Wait, wait, wait a damn minute! Women are always saying "The Future is Female!" Well, is it, or is that just more lies coming out of their mouths? You have to take the good with the bad, ladies (and I use that term loosely - like most of them). For decades and decades and decades, women were broke, if they worked at all, and men were expected to not only handle his own burdens, but to take on theirs without complaint. Well, The Future is Female, which is it gonna be? Empowered, make-my-own-money, don't-need-no-man, or you want to revert to Trad Wife status - when it suits you? Sh*t or get off the pot, ladies.
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  781.  @skylx0812  If you'd read the book, you'd know these things.
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  782.  @mr.wendigo-official  How do you know; have you tried?
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  783. Dear "Asking for a Mate," I know this will sound judgemental as hell, and it is, but while you're pretty enough, you look like you've already had enough food.
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  784.  @emperorsean1  Same, except I'm 67. I am widowed, but I would not have ever been married, were it not for the early days of the internet.
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  785. It doesn't get any easier. I'm 68, stopped TRYING to date at 24. Up to that point, I'd had zero success. Again, I gave up trying. However, just because I'm alone, doesn't mean I'm not content. I have a home gym, internet, no debt, and a modest house with a modest retirement income.
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  786.  @javio4636  It's like a cover that doesn't sound like the original. Admittedly, there are some discordant covers, but I like a lot of them. One that comes immediately to mind is "Sugartime," which a number of people have done. My go-to is the 1958 version by the McGuire Sisters. I just heard a modern version, don't know who did it, but I liked it. Other people my age probably would not.
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  787. I was fortunate enough to have known a couple of Merchant Marines, both of whom made multiple crossings of the North Atlantic prior to the United States official entry into the war (WWII). The trip alone was harrowing enough, without German Uboats.
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  788. I've been United Aerospace Workers (UAW), International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW) Teamsters, AFL-CIO, and whatever union represents federal workers. I only saw the benefits of being in a collective bargaining union while in the government. With UAW and IAM, they had government contracts for aircraft, and were contractually obligated to pay a similar compensation package to what wage grade (WG) and general service (GS) government employees received. I was an auto mechanic later on, which is where the Teamsters and the AFL-CIO came in. Teamsters was General Tire, and I forget which outfit I worked for that was AFL-CIO. Interestingly (maybe), the IAMAW (which was just IAM at the time) was part of the AFL-CIO. Is part, I think. So yeah, no net benefit to any of them, and I couldn't tell you how beneficial being in a bargaining unit for the government actually was. I suspect that our wages and benefits were originally politically-motivated, rather than a result of any collective bargaining.
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  789. Thanks, Walter!
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  790. Who cares what women want? They've priced themselves out of the market with their outrageous entitled demands; their over-inflated sense of how valuable they are; the list of "icks" they have about men*, and how just overall how manly and obnoxious they are. *I haven't looked at the latest list of "icks" in months and months, but it was over 550 the last time Joker had it up. Basically, if a man is not an ideal Chad, his very existence gives women the "ick."
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  791. He's not going to build the wall. He's going to complete enough sections to make it appear as though he's building the wall, and then he's going to drop the whole thing.
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  792.  @SantiagoVeraLoor  You think her in-laws had something to do with it?
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  793. Hold it, slappy. You said at 1:18 that "the descent rate was within normal parameters." No, it wasn't. It was recorded at 1100 foot per minute. To compare: the descent rate of an F-18 coming in for a landing on an aircraft carrier is about 800 foot per minute. It sounds like you're making excuses for the crew.
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  794. You can only not hire white people based on their criminal background.
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  795. Conservatives warned them until they were blue in the face, and it made not a bit of difference. Leftist sheep have been so ingrained that Republicans/Conservatives are heartless, cruel, want to throw grandma off a cliff, deny workers a "living wage" - for jobs that were never meant to be a full-time career.
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  796.  @SeanBZA  "Should that not have been covered as part of training, in that theft is against the law?" That only applies to non-police citizens.
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  797.  @unexplorednetwork  The problem is that there are seemingly so few truly nuclear families left in this world. In fact, it seems that society as a whole, and people in general seem to actively trying to destroy the family unit.
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  798. I'm a Boomer - and I did what I was told to do by my father's (the so-called "Greatest" generation): go into the military, learn a trade, transfer that trade into the private sector, go to college, get a good job. Keep your head down, don't make waves, never quit a job until you have another job lined up. Save your money, don't spend, and so on und so vida. I went into the Navy; learned to be an aircraft mechanic. Guess what: you can't work on aircraft in the private sector unless you have a year aand a half of training AND you take the certification tests required by the FAA (federal aviation administration) in order to gain an entry-level job. And oh, by the way, when I went that route, there was such a glut of like-minded, former military guys (and a few gals) like me out there looking for those jobs, that most of us were working low-wage, entry-level jobs in order to get by. I went to college - only to roll my toolboxes back out of storage in order to support myself and my family - which is what I'd done BEFORE going to college, and even while I was in college. What I discovered in the white collar world, when I finally got my foot in the door at age 44 - not long after I bought my first house (a manufactured home that we paid rent on the land it sat on), I discovered that self-promotion, office politics, game-playing, and moving from program to program within the company, and going to work for other companies was the path to promotion. I hated it. Still, I managed to stick it out for 22 years. Oh, and I'm living in the same house that I bought 18 years ago when I moved across the country for the job I retired from. It's the 2nd house I've ever owned. On top of that, we bought at the top of the market in 2005, an 1100 square foot home. One of the problems I see with the Z'ers and the Millennials - even the X'ers, is they want what their parents have, without the years of sacrifice. I'm not sure that was the case with us Boomers. One thing that was accurate about what they told us was that it would take us years and years of hard work and sacrifice to achieve what our parents had achieved - through years and years of hard work and sacrifice. Most everything else they told us about how the world works was BS. I saw it when I was about to graduate college in '99. Kids thinking they were going to get the sweet salary and benefits; buy a new house, new car, and all the things their parents (my generation) had, but took us 2 and even 3 decades to acquire. If we acquired that stuff at all.
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  799.  @bmacd2112  Thank you, Col. Potter.
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  800.  @FlyiDCG  And other wahmen will/do celebrate her win. Naturally, being XXs, they're jealous, but a win is a win for the sisterhood.
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  801. United Church of Christ (UCC) is about as progressive as it comes. Always have been, probably always will be. Possibly the Unitarian Universalists are more woke than the UCC.
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  802. Or, they just don't care all that much for people.
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  803. I was 15 when I started paying rent. And no, my parents did not put any aside for me for when I moved out of the house. Which I did when I turned 17, and went off to the Navy.
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  804. "...it's what she's going to have on her finger forever...." Or 8-10 years, which is the average length of marriage in the US, currently. It's like a life sentence, except you get time off for her bad behavior.
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  805. Somebody in code enforcement just "won the lottery."
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  806. Critical thinking isn't most women's strong suit.
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  807. Women have always been lazy. They wanted to work, wanted to work, wanted to work...until they got jobs and discovered that they actually had to work. Women are THE #1 reason for temporary services like Kelly Industries, Manpower, inc., and all the rest. Even when they got jobs, they didn't want to work full time, and that demand drove the creation of the temporary services industry. They want all the perks and benefits that men receive, including, and especially the pay, but they don't want to put in the hard work for it. Even when they are on the job, they seldom have to do their jobs; there are plenty of simps who will bow and scrape and cater to their every whim.
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  808. "Lost in Space"
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  809. Ali Wong is a case study on what's wrong with American women, period. She's an example of why we need Sharia law.
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  810.  @arewestilldoingphrasing6490  English, please.
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  811. Jared has been this way since he got fired from Subway.
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  812. Imagine if you will, a supposedly educated man like Jordan Peterson committing the logical fallacy of Argumentum ad Populum. Just because everybody's allegedly doing it, that doesn't mean that's a reason for you to do it too. I suspect that he's suffering from Misery loves Company syndrome.
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  813.  @baylorsailor  That's a flat-out lie. It is possible to get reimbursed, but it's not a guarantee.
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  814. "I would keel you, hooman, but for the lack of opposable thumbs!"
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  815.  @sodone466  If not from the tumor, then the injuries from the bear. It's a pattern with wah-men.
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  816. The Asian chick especially is already there, but hasn't come to terms with it.
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  817. I need one of those Cat keys; you know, in Case (heh!) I want to build my own Killdozer.
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  818. I never dated in high school. Hell, I never finished high school. Got my GED, joined up, and spent most of the next 4 years in SE Asia. So: never dated in the military either. Afterward, between being too poor to date and constantly getting turned down, I quit even trying to date at age 24. I'm 68 now, and I feel like I dodged a major bullet.
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  819. 🤣 Oh, wait, you're serious.
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  820. There is no point. That's the point.
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  821. People say "Steve - you yourself are legal precedent!"
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  822. And these hoes will steal your used rubber so they can get themselves pregnant anyway. Be careful out there.
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  823. Massachusetts. AKA Tax-a-chusetts. And 1776.
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  824.  @KevinBeavers  Found the simp.
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  825. He's talking about fluoridated water. I grew up in the country on well water, but also in small and medium-sized towns with fluoridated water. At nearly 67 years of age, I just got my first cavity the other day. Or it was found the other day.
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  826.  @equityjustice2695  😅😅😅😅😅
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  827. I just watched the Stud Pack channel do this pull line vacuum trick yesterday. Blew my tiny, little mind.
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  828.  @dougc190  Yeah, but the road use taxes and insurance is astronomical on those things.
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  829. I don't wonder why people have "arsenals" in their houses; that's none of my f*cking business. I am envious, however.
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  830. Yeah, I just talked to my sister yesterday about this. We agree that by and large, women raise boys, and they teach boys, treating them as defective girls. And we wonder why the younger generation of young men act like girls.
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  831. I thought I was stoopid. I'm 68, was only married once (and subsequently widowed).
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  832. It's about power and control. Women have always, and will always, treat boys and men as defective girls and women. It's in their nature to try and change men into women. Once they do, they despise them, taken half (or more) of their sh*t, and leave, homing in on the next poor bastard without a clue.
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  833. BAH is Basic Allowance for Housing. BAH is an allowance to offset the cost of housing when you do not receive government-provided housing. Your BAH depends upon your location, pay grade and whether you have dependents. BAH rates are set by surveying the cost of rental properties in each geographic location. Therefore, BAH rates in high-cost areas will be much greater than those in low-cost areas. There are other factors involved, such as being a reservist on temporary active duty (TAD), members who have child support, and so on.
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  834. Except Zelenskyy...he's on an all-expenses, anti-Trump tour of the U.S., bashing Trump, knowing full well that if the former President wins re-election, his income stream is getting cut.
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  835. He's used to throwing fits and getting his way, which is why the owner had had enough of not being able to properly groom him.
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  836. Was that first couple a skit or something? If not, I'm fixin' to throw up a little in my mouth.
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  837.  @eCommKen  Found the simp. And masochist.
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  838. Similar story back in '78 or '79, I think it was. Guy said it wouldn't start, so I ended up trading him a couple of shotguns for it. Ended up pulling the starter out of it and having it rebuilt. Put the starter back in and drove it for several years until I sold it. THAT was the one that got away. Not the hot, honey-blonde girlfriend who called me a male chauvinist pig (I was 22, in the Navy, and had no clue what that meant - except that I wasn't getting any). Nope, it was the truck. Okay, and the '67 Shovelhead. And maybe the '68 Bonneville that I replaced the zener diode on and drove it even in the winter. In Tulsa.
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  839. I'm old enough to remember that the big selling point to purchasing cable television was that "you don't have to put up with advertising. You only pay for access, not commercials." Yeah, that didn't age well, did it? I unsubscribe to content providers on youtube who use sponsors and hawk for them in-video. No, sparky; there's a process for placing ads within your videos and verbally selling the products because you think you're by-passing that in-video content is doing your viewers a favor, or something. You being a paid shill for companies you don't even use is not it. I PAY for premium so I don't see those in-video ads, so I'm not going to put up with your sponsored ad. As for Amazon, I don't do videos anymore for exactly the ads, even in videos I've already purchased.
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  840. I'm not a lawyer, however, it's my understanding that the holder of the the easement - which is probably the city, due to the presence of the sidewalk, road signs, hydrants and other such things - is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of that holding. All things being equal, that is. As far as I know, that's how they're SUPPOSED to work. I live an an HOA, and they have an easement onto our lots, but if you think they're going to come out and maintain those easements, you've got another think coming. Still, it might be worth pursuing if the land owner - referred to as the servient estate - nor the city - the dominant estate - seems interested in the upkeep. Again, it's quite possible that unless there's an inclusion in the easement regarding upkeep, each probably assumes the other will take care of the property. Or, more likely, neither really cares.
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  841. They were on camera begging for free lawyers. I say, belay that talk, Tim. Let them talk. The more they talk, the worse it gets for them.
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  842. Isn't Fort Collins a blue city?
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  843.  QUICKBOOKS1  The list of things (not just words) that can't be said on YT is encyclopedic.
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  844. No, no, no. Sex for women is a TOOL. It doesn't matter how much they enjoy it or don't; it's a tool to trap the man they want/are able get. The only defense we have against that bio-weapon is to not give in. We DO NOT NEED sex. I've gone for 4 decades without sex. How do I do it? To borrow from Bill Burr, I rub it out like a man. It's quick, easy, and if you make use of the toilet, no fuss, no muss. Stop falling for the trap! They have a biological need to spawn. It's a drive, and they can't help it. Here's the thing: they have children to trap men, then they cut off the sex, and go monkey branching to find your replacement. They divorce men (80% of divorces are filed by women), walk away with cash and prizes, and do it all over again, starting with guy she cheated on her man with. Why? It's simple: women cannot stand to see any man happy. It infuriates them, and they'll do anything to destroy that happiness. They do this because they are inherently incapable of happiness, of feeling love. They cannot feel love. They feel an incomprehensible amount of feelings, but none of them is love. It pisses them off that men are capable of both. So, they determine on some subliminal level to destroy as many men as they can.
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  845. Demonrats are allergic to any fact that doesn't support the Narrative.
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  846. Step 2: Be rich Step 3: Be in tremendous shape
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  847.  @thyeconomy  I got a compliment as an auto mechanic (career) once. Guy comes in, says his girlfriend's original, survivor '64 and a half Mustang that her father gave her in high school had never run so well. I looked at him and said "You got some last night, didn't cha?" He just grinned like an idiot and waved as he drove off. Makes a man proud.
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  848. And, if you don't provide it, you're a narcissist.
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  849. You're my hero, man! Stay strong!
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  850. You know, there were, have been institutes of higher learning that were started by women. All girls schools, typically. Mostly teacher education schools earlier, but the classic example is the so-called Seven Sisters. Those are colleges that include Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Smith, Radcliff, Mount Holyok, Wellesley and Barnard. Some very famous women attended, and graduated from those institutions. Anthropologist Margaret Mead, Katherine Hepburn, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Hilary Rodham Clinton, and the list is really quite extensive. And some really accomplished, successful women at that. I have to ask if ANY of those so-called "Female Ivy Leagues," and others around the country, were founded AND funded by women all on their own. If I had to guess, without doing any research, I'd say none, or close to none.
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  851.  @Creamy-1988  Watch it again, clueless. I heard it even before I figured out what was going on.
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  852. I'm a Boomer, and I agree with quiet quitting - to a point. Let me just first warn you that being old, I tend to write like a lot of old people talk in person; which is that it's a lot. I'll talk your ear off, in a manner of speaking. Heh. Also allow me to point out that my parents' generation, the so-called greatest generation, still walks the halls of power in this country. That might take a moment to sink in. Meanwhile, Joe Biden is 16 years older than me. Theoretically, he could have had a child my age. Meaning that we Boomers - you know, the generation that marched to end the war in Vietnam, to end separate but equal, for Civil Rights in the mid-60s, kicked off Earth Day, for the Equal Rights Amendment, and on and on. Yet Millennials in particular constantly blame us for the world's problems. Dude, you know how Boomers came to power in education, in corporate America, in politics? Our parents died, that's how. Which meant that most of us were old by the time we started stepping into those halls of power. Hell, I'm retired, just turned 67, and there are still the youngest remnants of my parents' generation, as I said, walking the halls of power in this country. My own mother was 84 when she died. She'd have been 89 this year. Look at (emblematically) the oldest of the Boomer generation: King Charles of England. He's 74; an age where the vast majority of the Boomers are either dead, or retired. Get it? Now, I've known almost my entire adult life that companies are not loyal to their employees, other than via collective bargaining. I was just out of the Army in the late 70s/early '80s when Hershey raided the pension fund set aside for their workers. Nowadays, it's rare for employees to be guaranteed a defined pension plan. Historically, it's been rare, but companies began raiding those funds in the time period above like there was no tomorrow. Bunch of legislation was written in the '80s about pensions and pension plans. Here's the thing: it was our parents who told us to stay loyal; to keep our heads down; to not make waves; to not quit a job until we had a job lined up. "Work hard," they said. "Your hard work will pay off," they said. Yeah, naw. No it won't. Not for the most part. I worked at the same job for 22 years, and I do have an annuity. That, combined with social insecurity, low overhead, investment/savings fund accounts, all give me a fair lifestyle in retirement. Even within that job, I could have had better opportunities, and attendant higher pay. Still, I didn't make a bad living, and most of my bosses, who were moving around within the enterprise, were pretty good bosses. As far as bosses go. But one thing I don't think the younger generations get is that it took me a couple of decades of hard work and sacrifice to get there. I drive a 3-year old truck that's paid off; I live in an 1,100 sq ft house that I pay half of what rent goes for in most places ($1,100 a month), and other than said $1,100 mortgage, I have no debt. All told, it costs me just shy of $25k a year to live, including $4,800 a year to charity. Gen X, my daughters' generation, was the first, but not the last, to want what we had, and what our parents had, without putting in the work, and without having to do the time. Because it takes both. But we'd given them all the things we didn't have when we were growing up, as had most of our parents, and it didn't teach us very much in the valuation of either things or time and effort. So yeah, that part is our fault. Quiet quitting is not always the answer. Sometimes it is, but not always. You have to be smart about when it's an effective tactic or not. In my old job, self-promotion is a huge deal. I was lucky and had bosses that recognized my hard work and extra effort. In situations like that, you absolutely have to put in the extra work. I directly supported my division's bosses as they came and went (about every 3 years). Others weren't so lucky. If they played the self-promotion game well, they got recognized; if they didn't, normally they sucked hind tit. Office politics stink, but it's always been around; even in the blue collar world, and in the military. Trust me, been there, done that. Told you it was going to be a long one.
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  853.  @Corn_Pop_Da_Bad_Dude  said "I think you missed the context he was insulting the council" I think YOU missed the part where he was the mayor.
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  854. How many years/decades has Gruesome been on the "fighting homelessness" kick, and it's only gotten much, much worse?
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  855. They still think they're 10s (at least) in spite of slamming face first into wall and having one or more spawn.
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  856.  @TetsukoLadyOfSteel  Did you just assume the poster's gender!?
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  857. This is what they have left in the tank: charging Trump for allegedly paying off a hooker. Something she's on record as saying never happened.
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  858.  @torunit4620  I left California in 2005, having been stationed at Point Mugu. I've traveled from there, down through Malibu all the way down to Santa Monica several times. I made the trip from Imperial Beach to Port Heuneme, once, on a motorcycle, back in about 1978, to see a shipmate stationed up there. I took I5 back, rather than going down PCH, and all that. Never again. Even at that time, it was a cluster all along there until I got north of Malibu.
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  859. That's an oldie but a goodie. I had somebody try that on me in the days of the land line, except without the voice cloning. I said "keep 'em," and hung up.
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  860.  @GeorgeofVA  No, because he's stupid. Know how I know? Because I'm stupid; most men are. The ones who aren't are the ones women want, not us. We're the ones they "settle" for.
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  861.  @MoyaBrennan6825  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  862. What is this good night's sleep you speak of?
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  863.  @arlisongbird9386  I had an older friend when we were both in the Navy. His oldest son truly suffered from dysmorphia. Bobby was a kind, gentle individual, and truly tortured in an era that did not know what to do with people like him (mid-to-late '70s). Most people weren't even all that hateful, per Bobby himself. But he felt not understood, or misunderstood, and not listened to. Some time in the '80s, Bobby took his own life, and I was truly saddened by that.
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  864. I was on a video commentary not that long ago; I think it was one of Joker's videos, but don't quote me. The video was about that Australian 304 who said her body count was something like 300 - in a year. Post after post after post from Ozzie men, but also a fair number of women, all saying the same thing: "It's not shocking to anyone Down Under that she's going for some kind of world record; the shocking part is that she's saying it out loud." Dozens upon dozens upon dozens of men, and, like I said, a fair few women, all agreed: the vast majority of Australian women are maniacal sloots. And THAT is why Australian men, once members of a pretty macho society (or it was when I was there in the '70s), don't want to date these 304s.
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  865. Women are sure that the right experience, person, place, or thing (or combination thereof) will make them happy. Men are happy when they are able and allowed to express their love for someone else. Women are incapable of love - other than themselves, and even that's a two-edged sword. Thus, they are incapable of producing happiness.
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  866.  @rogueranger7989  All rolled into one.
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  867.  @russianinvader3207  The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming! Remember that movie? 1966.
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  868. 🤣
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  869. Black women have ALWAYS been that way, back to the turn of the 20th century. Don't believe me? Go listen to old time blues. You know, by guys whose names start with Blind, and Mississippi, Big, and so on.
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  870.  @geramie15  Click on "sort by," then click "newest."
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  871. Worse: the judge is a veteran (Oklahoma National Guard), a wife, a mother, and a grandmother. Which means she should have acquired some discipline along the way, and that she's certainly old enough (at 50) to know better.
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  872. Start with a breast reduction surgery.
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  873. At least Cohen wasn't out stalking some poor woman and making her life a living hell. Right?
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  874. The only thing I disagreed with was the notion that Kowloon's boundaries end at the exterior of the outer-most buildings, as though there were still a wall around it. Kowloon actually encompasses a somewhat larger area than the old city. I've been there a couple of times, and stayed at the Nathan Hotel both times. It's outside the walled city, but still part of Kowloon. I actually spent almost no time in Hong Kong; instead, taking the Star Ferry (still in operation, as is the Nathan) to Kowloon. Other than that, enjoyed the video.
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  875.  @Idkwhatimdoinhere17  I'm not him, but here are my thoughts: 1st, she's still a single mom, and 2nd, I'm always concerned that the new man in her life is always going to be compared to her dead husband. Why? Because I was raised by a woman exactly like that.
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  876. They don't call it Mob Town for nothin'.
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  877. She's not wrong about women and commitment. Women want the cash and prizes. Getting the guy, the ring, the wedding, the honeymoon...those are all prizes. Even the children are prizes. But acquiring all those things doesn't seem to mean sh*t to today's modern woman. She has not been brought up to take care of those things, and she sees the responsibility for having those things as a burden. So, they get all the things, then 80% (70% is the minimum) file for divorce and walk away with all the cash and prizes. Including the children, but those are just tools to hurt the man that she's made into a villain and told all the world what a monster he is. Oh, and studies show that 20% of MEN stay in bad relationships for the sake of their children. Let me say that again: 20% of men stay in bad marriages for the sake of their children. By the way, just saw this the other day: when children are harmed by one parent or the other, 70% of the time, it's the mother.
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  878. That single mom who said she didn't do 4 things for her husband forgot the 5th thing she doesn't do: have sex with him. What she is doing is using the simp she managed to get into a marriage with as a babysitter while she goes and gets her back blown out by Ray Ray.
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  879.  @aksks762  You spelled food wrong.
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  880. Name three. Hell, name one. You show us an f-nist who acknowledges the biological differences, and we'll show you a woman who isn't an f-nist.
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  881. Google Sam Kinison's routine on the starving children in Africa. I'm 68, and it's hysterical. It would make lefties' heads explode. It's here on youtube.
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  882. "If you didn't eat my uncle Bosey, you ain't black!" Stacey "Tank" Abrams: "I ate uncle Bosey."
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  883.  @idkyolo988  "I feel u I do wanna go on dates and have that “movie” relationship and happy ending. Hoping I can find the one woman for me." First of all, that's a chick's fantasy. There's no such thing as a "movie" relationship and a happy ending. Not when women file between 70 and 80 percent of the divorces, and half of all marriages end in divorce. Stop it. Next you'll be telling us that you'd consider or be okay with dating and/or marrying a single mom. Don't you do it. The juice is not worth the squeeze.
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  884. "...my 7 year relationship ended...." All by itself. There we were, having morning coffee on a Saturday, and BAM! the relationship was over. He looked at me, I looked at him, and we're like, damn, that came out of nowhere.
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  885. Gavin Gruesom just signed a bill in Commiefornia that raises the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20.00 an hour - with options to raise again each year through 2025, I think it is. Can you say 10 hours a week? I knew you could.
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  886. I've been aware of the concept/movement of Female Supremacy for decades now. Okay, it was never much of a movement until the present, but with women like her saying the previously unsayable - though not in so many words - the movement seems to be gaining traction.
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  887.  @shelbysittig1047  Good. Leave.
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  888.  @KT-qs3ce  The US has to worry about security BECAUSE of our own policies.
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  889.  @julius-stark  No. Some of the most popular shows that aligned with the standards and values of the Flyover Country were cancelled for exactly that reason. Hew Haw, Andy Griffith, and so on in the late '60s and the '70s did not align with the leftists in the most populous places in this country.
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  890. Well, according to the guy in the inset, might as well put the kids in jail right the f*ck now, then, and get it over with. He's basically saying that it's in their nature, as well as the nature of those in society, so again, put them in jail, right now. Chris Rock: "Black people are the most prejudiced people in the world." Can confirm. I dated a sister for about a year, out in Oklahoma. I'm whiter than Lizzie Warren, she was blacker than the Ace of Spades. You know who gave us a hard time with snide remarks and side eyes, and all that? Not white people. Not in Oklahoma in the '70s. No, it was black people, showing their asses in public. But you know who is more racist than black people? The American left.
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  891. "She can cook...." Actually, that puts her light years ahead of the other women out there in la-la land.
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  892. He does kind of look like raw chicken.
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  893.  @tomkelsey3512  The more things in our society degenerate, even before our eyes, the easier it is to blame men.
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  894.  @i_accept_all_cookies  Answer: nothing. 68 years of mostly "meh."
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  895. "I've had enough sex....I'm not interested in sex...." Hold it, honey; you're 40+, have no eggs left - and even if you did, pregnancy at that age comes with a high risk of complications - you want men to be interested in you....why? There's literally no reason whatsoever to invest in you since A) you can't have children, and B) aren't interested in sex anyway. Zero reason.
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  896.  @rodster811  Revenge does eliminate problems.
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  897.  @jasonmendelson7717  And what, exactly, does that accomplish? I think it's a strange thing to say, but I'd like to hear her reasoning.
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  898. Meme seen yesterday: "Biden joins a growing chorus of voices calling for the President to step down."
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  899. You forgot the other part of the chick mantra. "If you call yourself a 10, you'll manifest as a 10."
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  900. Or a nuthouse.
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  901.  @YouAreStillNotablaze  Like all lefties, he believes in speech that he agrees with.
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  902. As soon as he brought politics into it, I said out loud, this is a leftist sh*tbag with nothing substantive to say. See ya.
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  903. "Let me see your butt." That line never worked for me when I was a young man.
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  904.  @migueruta  It's difficult for women only gyms to stay open. Besides, that's not where the male attention and validation they crave is to be found.
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  905. Those guys in her DMs are blind mo' fo's, is all I can say. If she was a dog, you could shave its ass and make it walk backward. Wait, she is a dog.
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  906.  @terrenceboone5206  Most jobs are just that: jobs. I flipped burgers and other delights in fast food, high end, and restaurants in between. In 2 of them, I worked directly for a chef. I loved doing that type of work. I only left because I couldn't make a decent wage.
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  907. I've only ever known 1 guy who was a 6' tall Mexican, and he was mostly Yaqui Indian from Oaxaca, Mexico. That's so far south in Mexico, it's almost in Central America. And that's in over 50 years in the work force, including the military. Much of that time was spent in Southern California, Arizona, and Texas. For reference: the average height of Mexican men is 5'7.5".
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  908. I've like Brett since I came across her channel on youtube. I've got to say: marriage looks good on her. The cynic in me says "we'll see if it lasts."
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  909. I was lucky. I went to a 2-year school when I got out of the Navy, but couldn't find a job. This was mid-70s. So, I went into the Army reserve to supplement my G.I. Bill. Fast forward through a bunch of years and a number of low-level jobs, so I went back to college again, this time a real community college that actually taught me the remedial stuff that I didn't get because I dropped out of high school, and because the previous 2-year school didn't focus on the fundamentals, like English, Math, and so on. My G.I. Bill had expired by this time, so I paid for it all myself. Fast forward 5 years. I met a woman and went to live with her on the East Coast, and enrolled in a Big Ten University for my final 2 years. Working, and with the help of grants, loans, and small scholarships, I graduated in 2 years, but only by taking full loads for one summer - at the 400-level course tier. Jobs were crappy when I graduated and went back to California. That was right at the tail end of Bubba's time in office. It wasn't until the middle of W's first term that I found a white collar job, which I retired from 20 years later. I survived on my wife's annuity - which she could not have survived alone on, her job as a government contractor, and my income as an auto mechanic, which I had done for 20 years before my upper division work. Again, I didn't plan things out; but things worked out. I had experience living through the Carter years, and the Clinton years, of always being able to find work, and on top of that, I had relatively current skills and the tools to exercise those skills.
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  910. Are girl scout cookies made from real girl scouts?
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  911. Yeah, what he meant was "you never have a beautiful woman all to yourself."
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  912.  @asparrow9876  Which is basically what Tyrus was saying.
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  913.  @shaymalchione809  "Honestly all men have to do is please women sexually & most can’t even do that." Who told you that lie and why do you believe it?
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  914. See, and this is different, this edge that Kamalalaladingdong enjoys among women. Historically, women have said that they unequivocally would not vote for a female President. I have not looked at the data, because not only do people lie to pollsters, but pollsters lie to the media, and women lie to everyone. But that has been the clear message from the Silent Gen, the Boomers, Gen X: they don't like working for women, and they would not vote for a female President.
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  915.  @nashambenyisrael7689  said "bro I’m in school for electrician right now there is 1 girl… it’s all men in my class. Where is your 50% women ?" That 50% is a DEI goal, not the actual percentages. Across all industries, goals of anywhere from 30% to 50% are being set for the participation of females in those industries. That's happening big time in Europe, but also in the US.
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  916.  @joececere4918  Go to the part where it says how many comments there are, and click on the "sort by." The only choices are "top comments," and "newest." Set it to newest. If that doesn't do it, then yes, you got nuked for not being politically correct.
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  917. You also don't have the same level of overhead, including insurance, workman's comp, and so on that those shops have.
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  918. 1st, you have to get past the barrier to dating and relationships that is the entitled, self-absorbed, hypergamous modern woman. 2nd, you have to deal with the huge risk that men run when they get into relationships, which is a court system, a legislative system, and even society itself, that not only does not reward men for entering into relationships, but punishes them severely for doing so, particularly when 80% of women file for divorce. 80% is a solid estimate based on an increasingly solid number of studies with dating and relationships as the subjects. Interestingly, around 80% of women vote Democrat in this country. In other studies, it has been found that 80% of women are going after relationships (short and long) with 10% of the top tier men. Women also either ignore, or actively despise around 80% (or more) of men.
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  919.  @kilburn1313  Well, you all would know, wouldn't you?
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  920.  @toomanyhobbies2011  Yes there is. I was a liberal arts major, and even I know that.
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  921. Not gang approved, however.
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  922. That's "hate" speech, Scott. I would question the idea that stupid people could be offended by being called stupid. How would they know?
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  923. The beauty of DIE is that whites can never not be racist. The race card: the gift that keeps on giving.
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  924.  @chasitieking4116  Name one.
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  925. Including Kackles herself.
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  926.  @loneskankster2242  Speaking of delusional.
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  927. "We need you to be mama love..." I'm pretty sure that's how Cackles got into political office in the first place; by spreading...ahem...the love. Oh, speaking of Cackles, the best meme of the week was her with a microphone in her hand photo-shopped into a scene from the original Star Trek. The red shirts are down, Kirk is going down, Spock is struggling to stay upright, and Cackles is doing what she does best. Or second best: cackling.
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  928. I'm detecting just a smidge of sarcasm, there. AmIright?
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  929. Women pair bond differently than men do. Both pair bond through sex, but because men can reproduce with multiple partners throughout their lives (in theory), if that pair bond with a woman is broken after a one-night, or a short-term fling, it doesn't affect him the same way it does a woman. For her, every time that pair bond is broken, it diminishes her capacity to bond long term to a man, PLUS, the older she gets, the less likely she is to be able to reproduce. Men, on the other hand, are still capable of long-term bonding with a woman, even though he's had multiple partners.
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  930. That lasted about a minute and 17 seconds before Liz Dye started spewing the lies that have been debunked about a hundred million times. If she's a lawyer, she needs to be disbarred so she can't harm any of her clients, and if she's got a college degree, they need to give her money back.
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  931. Who's Brittney Renner? NM, I just googled her. Girl got a fake butt that's big enough to back a tractor trailer up to it. Also: I didn't realize that this thread was 2 years old.
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  932.  @NickPorter-ui7st  Here's your sign.
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  933.  @NickPorter-ui7st  Your kind always seems to forget that famous quote, which was "that district attorneys could get grand juries to indict a ham sandwich."
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  934. 😅
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  935. What's really dumb is going to all that trouble (and wasting booze) and never charging the man for an open container. At least he should have been charged for having that open mixed drink in the center console. You did hear them discussing that part, right?
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  936. I have a fair number of relatives who live in Illinois. The only thing California (where I lived for 3 decades) has going for it over Illinois is a lack of snow in Southern California. Oh, and I've lived in Illinois as well. In fact, I'm from the next state over to the west.
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  937.  @Brian-tb1op  One of my sisters got one of her master's degrees from WGU. Same deal.
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  938. If not for double standards, the left would have no standards at al. If the left couldn't lie, they wouldn't have anything to talk about. If the left couldn't hate, they wouldn't feel anything.
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  939.  @runswithraptors  It's probably gas.
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  940. Sounds like a bunch of new age, woo-woo, psycho-babble BS designed to inspire the drooling masses to spend their money on Joe's crap.
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  941.  @tiefblau2780  WTF are you talking about?
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  942. Do you have a source? I would like to be able to cite it in discussion. Thanks. Oh, and I have known about that path to citizenship from when I served with guys like that - never met a woman in the military as a way to her citizenship, though I'm sure it did and does happen - decades ago.
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  943. It doesn't matter whether a person has no self worth (most people do not), an inflated sense of self worth, or anything in between. Life is to be gotten on with; to be endured until we finally make our escape. None of us asked for this ridiculous existence we call the human experience. None of us has any choice in when, where, or how we check out - okay, if we're doing something stupid, we shouldn't be surprised, but other than that. It's just avoidance of pain and a marathon until the end. There's no real meaning or purpose to life, which is probably the meaning and/or purpose to life. We exist; we make the best of it, and then we clock out.
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  944.  @richardeastland9228  A meme I saw on one of my Aussie friend's time line: "Stop calling them Karens. Call them Kunts, like an adult."
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  945. I just looked, and it's double that, 3 months later.
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  946. Deport them as well.
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  947. Canadian youtuber What's Her Face calls Quebecois "Canadian Hillbillies." She might be on to something.
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  948.  @suefleming  Copy that.
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  949. Why would you stay in a relationship. She makes more money than you, bye Felicia! Don't be a simp.
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  950. Brandon is not a "poor man." He is, as Dan Bongino says, "an evil bastard."
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  951. The sad thing is: she's reproducing. Some simp, no doubt.
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  952.  @mariannastefani4721  You still have expectations; otherwise, you wouldn't be "disappointed." "I'm a perpetual pessimist because I always expect the worst. That way, when the worst doesn't happen, I'm always pleasantly surprised." - Dan Chin.
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  953.  @M.m222  Exactly.
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  954.  @blackworldtraveler3711  Well, she's a Muslim woman, so it's not like she's <checks notes> allowed to go into a single man of any age's home all by herself.
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  955. Most shops have the tool trucks come by every week. CEE has the ice cream man stopping by. NGL, I'm a little jelly. TBH, though, most places I worked in California had little old Mexican couples stop by from time-to-time selling enchiladas, taquitos, and the like. The male half of one such couple had been a dynamiter in mining operations, back in the day. He'd open the trunk where the food was, and you could still see old caps, 1/4, 1/2, and full sticks in there that were who knows how old. Plus the tool trucks, as well as crack heads looking to sell tools and stuff they'd "found." Life was never dull.
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  956. Wah-men are the queens of cognitive dissonance.
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  957.  @monkeydog8681  Tell us you're an ID10T without telling us. Those countries the farmed shrimp are coming from are NOT capitalist nations. Bear in mind that there are no pure command or free market economies - in other words, even China and nations like it depend on capitalism for things to work, and supposedly capitalistic nations like the US have a certain level of government interference in the free market.
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  958. Vanessa: "No, no! You can't jump over the fence!" (paraphrased) Chewy: "My 'niffer say somebody barbecuing meat and maybe forget to invite Chewy!"
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  959. At 2:08, you said "the Army is designed to win a war, they're not designed to preserve your rights while protecting the general public, which is the purpose of a police force." Wrong, wrong, wrong. You could not be more wrong. Courts, including SCOTUS have ruled that the police do NOT have a duty to protect. So yeah, you're wrong. Plus, if you think most police give a fiddler's damn about your rights, think again. Too many of them flat out violate people's rights, and a far greater number have even said so, knowing they were being videoed. "I/we don't care about your rights." They've come out and said it, because they know there are zero repercussions for doing so.
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  960. First of all, no. I'm getting increasingly aggravated at content creators such as yourself who attempt to end-around the usual in-video programmed ads by prostituting yourselves for your sponsors. It wouldn't be so bad, except rarely are these creators-as-spokespersons' pitches at the 30 second mark that pre-cable television held as a standard length of commercials. I'm aggravated because I pay for youtube premium precisely so I don't have to put up with ads in the video. Are you old enough to remember the late '70s, when they were pitching how great cable was? At least here in the States, they were. The big selling point was: monthly fee, no more commercials! Yeah, that didn't age well, did it? And now there are subscription services such as Amazon that charge you for membership, and charge you to NOT put up with ads within the audios and videos that you <checks notes> PAY FOR! One is able to listen to youtube for free, and I've done that, but it's more trouble to me than it's worth. Now, second, having said all that, I do not mind you hyping your own product. So few youtubers do, and I wish you success with that. But as far as outside sponsorships: please stop. Many youtubers have them. Some are a single sponsor that have sponsored channels for years that I know of, while others are a rotation of sponsors that sponsor individual videos, not the channel. Where does it end? Today, you're doing one sponsor - though technically, you are doing two. Next week, next year, everyone is up to two, or three, or more.
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  961.  @Gods-Time-Line  The woman only smells like a fish.
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  962.  @Garanon5  She should use it as an enema...that'll make her feel better.
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  963. Micky D's be expensive - she not even worth that.
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  964.  @daltonbrasier5491  I've never figured out whether our "betters" on the left think of minorities as infantile or just plain stupid.
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  965. "If you didn't eat my uncle Bosey, you ain't black!" - Uncle Joe (maybe)
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  966. If it weren't for the buttsex, I'd be gay, I think.
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  967.  @NONE2NONE  Not liberals, leftists.
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  968.  @burtongrimes2227  Based on another forum I'm on, that happens a LOT in Oz. I was there in '74, and now I'm like "dammit!"
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  969. Women are like Democrats....and Democrats are like women. There's a reason women vote 80% Democrat. They both feel that your money is their money, and their money is their money.
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  970.  @doyourownresearch7297  No, it's about putting men "in their place," and making them as miserable as women are.
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  971. Anybody else notice that women are the most in favor of this kind of iron-fisted totalitarianism? The question is not so much "are you paying attention" (many Americans are, and more are waking up all the time, BUT, what can we do except to watch it play out, and prepare ourselves as well as we can.
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  972. I've seen her before, but "women are scared of happily single guys" lady, while usually correct, is slightly off with this one, in my not so humble opinion (NSHO). Women feel a deep-seated anger toward men who are happy, especially when no woman has authorized that happiness; allowed it, or feels she is the cause. The reason: women do not know how to be happy (and content - which is a form of happiness), and they're jealous and angry when they see anyone who is happy for no apparent reason. Women think that happiness comes from the outside - people, places, things, accomplishments. A well-adjusted man knows that happiness comes from within, and has to be practiced; exercised. Unfortunately, a lot of men think they can make women happy. That's a Sisyphean task (that's that dude pushing the boulder up the hill for eternity - he gets it to the top, and back down the hill it goes. The gods are crazy). The solution almost every woman alive comes up with to cope with a man's happiness is to destroy it. If they can't prevent it, they set out to destroy it. With marriage, the end usually comes at around the 7 year mark. Usually.
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  973. First thing this morning on my youtube: Marty T from NZ and CEE from QLD at 06:30 my time! Okay, it's bedtime for them, but I thought "oh, boy! It's gonna be a good day!"
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  974. Cuban's "apology" was typical of the left "I'm sorry you were offended."
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  975. For the implied promise of a little play. Get a hooker. You get what you pay for; no more, no less, AND you're paying her to go away.
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  976. I know a Gov't contractor who worked in a mixed office with military, Gov't civilians, and contractors. Dumbass decided it would be fine to date 2 different women IN THAT OFFICE. He's back working for the police agency he hated and was glad to be away from after the women found out about each other.
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  977.  @tvc1848  Not yet.
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  978. I wasn't living in California when OC turned blue. I was SHOCKED, and that's when I knew the Demonrats had upped their game as far as dirty tricks are concerned.
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  979. Was it the Godfather of the modern red pill movement who said "Men are in it for love; women are in it for money?" Whoever it was, they were dead on.
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  980. For now. If we're not asking who comes after Trump, we're asking for another Obama or Biden, because people are stupid and, as Obama and Biden both proved: unbelievably gullible.
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  981. Women cry about not being able to find love is ironic, given that women do not know how to love. They only know how to take.
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  982. I'm a 68 year old widower, and I can count the number of women I've been with on one hand, and give you change. In fact, I don't know any man that has much more than that. I've heard of famous guys that be turnin' and burnin', but yeah, naw, not everyday guys.
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  983. Florida used to be a bill of sale only state. That means you could show up to the DMV with a bill of sale, a little bit of cash, and a quarter's worth of insurance (basic) - yes, really! And, you could buy it right there, either in the DMV, or right next door, I forget. Driving down I-10 used to be a trip (in more ways than one). One would see cars and pickups (mostly the latter) rolling into Florida from all over the South with GA, MS, TX, and all sorts of license tags on the tow vehicle. Nearly all the sus vehicles being registered in FL were on trailers. At times, the convoys were near epic in length. And, once you registered a vehicle in FL, you could turn around and sell it, provided it was a no-rust vehicle, and pay for the purchase, any money you'd put into it, the cost of the trip,and still have a few dollars left over.
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  984.  @crazypiglet4201  Yes, ma'am...we eat aspirin until our ears ring and our stomachs hurt because we have a wife and children that depend on us.
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  985. News flash: you're not unique. We Boomers were fed that lie by our Silent Gen parents (and their parents). Our children were fed the lie by our generation and their grandparents, and so on down the line. When hoe_math says "society has lied to us" that's what he means.
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  986. I'm into day two...I see crime-fighting guy Russell moved his POS truck out of the driveway.
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  987. After the 3rd notice that youtube doesn't permit ad blockers, I saw the writing on the wall. I bit the bullet and paid for premium content. So far, so good. It doesn't stop the creators themselves from their in-video advertisements, which I typically skip right on past like the sex scenes in the paranormal fantasy novels I consume. What, TMI? I'm old; I don't give a damn. I am old enough to remember back in the mid- to late-70s when one of the big selling points to cable service was "you pay for the service and skip all the ads." I forget how exactly they phrased it, but yeah, cable wasn't free, but you didn't have to put up with advertising the way you did on "free" television. On the other hand, as Vicki Abt and Leonard Mustazza wrote (paraphrasing) "they're not selling goods and services to an audience; they're selling the audience to the providers of goods and services" ("Coming after Oprah: Cultural Fallout in the Age of the TV Talk Show" (1997)). It's even worse, now, in this technological age. We are the commodity being sold, and the information about us is far more sophisticated than ever before. I'd have to ask them, but as visionary as Abt and Mustazza were (along with many others), I'm not sure they would have seen just how infected our society would become with this type of behavior. And we haven't even talked about the role of Government in all of this. Anyway, the conspiracy theorist in me things this was all an evil plot to lure in millions of people to both create content and to consume that content, and once sucked into the matrix, gradually build up to the barely controlled cluster-f*ck that is youtube today. I'm also old enough to remember when MTV played music videos. Like MTV, I also remember when youtube was merely a platform that played videos people uploaded, as opposed to the whole "creating content" thing we have nowadays.
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  988.  @jasonbourne1596  23 for me, but yeah. Well, no, I take that back. We moved in 2005, but I traveled there every year for business until 2012. I went back for a few days in 2016, but that was the very last time.
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  989. Having lived in California for 30 years, starting with boot camp in the '70s, I'd say your assessment is dead on. People can be surprisingly helpful if you're lost, but yeah, I'd say "ain't got time" about covers it. It's more true in L.A., where I lived, than San Diego, where I spent most of those 30 years. Ventura...I dunno, I only lived there for 3 years. I've got mixed feelings.
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  990. The only thing women can do that men cannot is bear children. And they still need us to get to that point. As my friend Wild Bill used to say, "There's only one thing I need a woman for, and most of them aren't all that good at that. I can cook (he was a good cook, too), clean, do laundry, maintain the house, the vehicles, and any equipment, which is more than any woman I know."
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  991. Give Sofie 5 or 10 years and she'll be on the internet crying about how nobody will wife her up as a single mother.
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  992. Skank Hoe at 6:09: she can't afford to break up with anyone, because day-um! Her face is permanently swoll from smashing through the wall, and that was ages ago.
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  993. Great; now I'm jonesing for a double with cheese and a chocolate smoothie.
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  994. The vast majority of women, at least in the West, are conniving, lying, cheating, thieving, entitled, demanding, spoiled brats. Beyond that, they're too dumb to realize it, and can't figure out why men don't want anything to do with them. The world is not like it used to be in the '50s and early '60s, and it never will be. We're never going back to that. Men will adapt. We always have, and we always will. It's women who cannot cope.
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  995. The Government does not want a nuclear family as a model. They want a single-parent model. The Government takes on the role of "daddy," and provider. It's no coincidence that women in the US vote 80% Democrat (aka Leftist).
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  996. 87C is roughly 206F. Boiling point of water is 212F (100C). That seems pretty hot, temperature wise.
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  997.  @robnewell2303  Sucks to be you, so bitter and hate-filled.
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  998.  @ravenbarsrepairs5594  My question as well.
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  999. There is massive pushback on the idea that 30% of children are being raised (unknowingly) by men who are not the biological fathers. Believe it or not, most of the pushback is by simps. I mean men. Male persons. Whatever the number, paternity fraud happens way too often, and goes unpunished.
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  1000. The left, in recent years, has a proven track record of violence.
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  1001. All women past a certain age are. The age may vary, but with few exceptions, women ALWAYS want to opt out of the workforce and have someone take care of them. Not only that, but they feel ENTITLED to do so, based on their self-perception of what their SMV USED to be - and what they think it still is.
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  1002. As an adult male in the workforce (presumably), there are repercussions for him. For the teenage son, in that world, the consequences are fewer for him, and not as dire.
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  1003. Not unless there's a guarantee she'll give up the leg. I don't know how much a hooker is these days, but it still has to be cheaper than taking a woman out on a date. And let's face it: if she's trading the pleasure of her company (a shot of leg or not), she's no different than her sister who works the street. Personally, I'd save my duckets for a high-class "escort."
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  1004. Was that an inadvertent "Young Goodman Brown" reference (the under the bed)?
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  1005. Well, wah-men's lives are worth more, duh. Well, except if it's a man posing as a wah-man, of course.
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  1006. Women have lowered the value of a college education.
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  1007. It's been going on for at least the whole of my 67, going on 68 years.
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  1008. I was thinking about this whole movement how much I doubted it was an organic thing. By Nancy "Made Millions on Insider Trading" Pelosi saying "this is an organic movement," that's proof positive that it's no such thing.
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  1009. Now that 1st one knows how I felt in my 20s. I'm 68 and I quit TRYING to date at age 24. We don't need women, we don't need sex, we don't need anything from those Slot-Cs.
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  1010. The saying is: men are in it for love; women are in it for money. Women say "Hard Head, you male misogynist pig! Exceptions, exceptions, exceptions!" The exceptions neither prove nor disprove the general rules. They are just that: exceptions. If 9/10 women squat to pee, and that one woman who has figured out how to pee standing up (because she's in the military, duh), she's the exception, but that doesn't disprove the general rule that women squat to pee.
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  1011. paid
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  1012. Remember, guys: there is what women think they want, what they say they want, and what they respond to. The three things are not the same, nor do they intersect. At least not until after they've crashed head-first through the wall, and even then, they all think they're 10s, who only deserve a 10, and nothing less will do.
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  1013. I'm seeing a kind of prudishness coming from the left nowadays - or from tech giants that have aligned themselves with the left - that is almost puritanical. For instance, I went to post something in response to another poster's claim to something that I found incredulous (due to my experience in that area), and I used the word h-e-l-l without the dashes. Youtube would not let me post. Like early computer-based testing, or forms used to input information online, they don't tell you what exactly the problem is, but I've been around the internet a long, long time. It wasn't hard for me to figure out. I removed the offending word and: badda-bing, badda boom, my screed posted immediately. Some of the channels I follow are almost unwatchable simply because the list of words you can't say on youtube is nearly encyclopedic. How do you have a conversation about sexual assault if content creators get demonetized, and even have their videos taken down for saying the words? In fact, you can't, which is why I no longer follow certain channels. Again, this is coming from a corporation that has notoriously aligned itself with the left. We used to say in the '70s that [religious] fundamentalist take the fun out of everything. Who knew that in the 2020s that it would be the left actually moving that goalpost?
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  1014. It's pronounced Rud (as in rudder) yerd. So close to "yard," but more of an "er" sound.
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  1015. Body count: for every year over age 16, add 5. So if she's 20, then 4*5 is 20 bodies, and that's at a minimum. If she's in or has gone to college, you can probably use 8. So if she's 28, multiply 5*2 (ages 17 and 18) and add 8*4 (the 4 years she was in college), and you'll get 42. That's probably conservative, but I think it's a safe average.
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  1016. You know, you see signs at mostly peaceful protests that say "ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards)." It's getting more difficult almost daily to not fall into that kind of thinking.
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  1017. "Dis new hooman servant is not properly in awe of our royalness!"
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  1018. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: WOMEN ARE INCAPABLE OF LOVE. That's a LIE that has been perpetrated by simp men starting in the so-called Renaissance Age until now, and women repeat it over and over ad nauseam to this day. They have a crap ton of emotions, but love is not one of them. No more than wild animals, and maybe not even to that level. I'm not sure wild animal mothers kill their own offspring the way human mothers do. Men love. We are capable of great sacrifice, even the ultimate sacrifice. Almost never do women commit to that level.
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  1019.  @TheKarlslok  You can tell all that in 9 words? Dude, that's amazing. Try this: women are INCAPABLE of love, and they are just as incapable of being happy.
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  1020. He's Catholic. He's speaking at a Catholic college or university. He's speaking to a super majority Catholic audience of graduating students, faculty, and admin. His subject is Biblically based. Why in God's name is it anyone who is not Catholic's business? Make it make sense. The same people are the ones who will say "Since men don't give birth, they should have no say in what women do with their bodies." Never mind men always end up paying, one way or another. You're not Catholic, you should have no say in what a Catholic man says to a class of graduating Catholic students at a Catholic college. Plus: you're not paying for it. Cut the check, Serena, and then you can feel entitled to run off at the mouth.
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  1021.  @nuggetella  Go to "Sort by" and click "Newest." It'll probably show back up.
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  1022. I don't. And it's not because she's black and I'm white. I've dated sisters before; including a long term relationship. I've seen black women, including one who is morbidly obese, I'd get down and bark like a dog for. She's not one of those women.
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  1023. I've never been a fan of the hot rod; the customs that involve radically changing the outward appearance of a classic car. To me: that's anything made before 1970. The older, and the rarer the car, the more it pisses me off. That's why I quit watching "Monster Garage." Jessie would take a car, like a one-of-a-kind in the entire world, and turn it into a lawnmower or something. Well, that and the Orange County Choppers type, over-the-top, manufactured drama. Actually, I'm conflating a Mustang and a true, according to him only existing known car from Europe I think it was. It was, as he said, the only one of its kind in the entire world, and he chopped it up to the point where there are no existing original examples of that car. Why would you do that? Why in the name of all that is good would you essentially destroy something that's so rare, if you see one at all, it's in a museum. Parts have to be scavenged or made because they're so unobtainium as to be non-existent. I admire the craftsmanship that goes into building cars and trucks and motorcycles. I don't minimize or denigrate the talent, the skill, the creativity, hard work, the knowledge that goes into doing that kind of work. I follow Karl Fisher; the Cornfield Customs guy; and others. I love their work, but I hate what they do to classic and antique cars. Karl's Lincoln Zephyr that he's remaking from a 4-door into a 2-door. Fabulous work, hate the thought that a rare car like that is being modified from the original.
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  1024. I remember those pumps, and the scam. I, too, have worked at a number of gas stations. They're all friends of the owners, and you don't even have to ask; they'll tell you (when they want something). This one guy wanted some service or other, not only free (or cheap), but he wanted to go to the head of the line of cars waiting to be worked on. He went on and on about what good friends he and the owner were, but you should have seen his face when I said "Did you know Kenny is in the hospital?" Guy was so caught off guard that he didn't even try to fake it. "When did this happen?" "About a week ago. Major surgery. You should touch base with that guy." I talked to my boss about it and he said "F*ck that guy. Always hanging around, trying to get free stuff. As far as I'm concerned, ban him. Tell him not to come back."
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  1025. The difference is: if you pay as you go, you normally get what you bargained for. If you pay for a dinner date, maybe you will, but probably you won't. In other words, a hooker is more of a sure thing.
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  1026. That's now racist to say.
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  1027. The US has become more and more ghettoized in the last several decades.
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  1028.  @dushogub  I said it below, and I'll say it again: women want men to lie to them; they expect men to lie to them, and they don't like it when we tell them the truth.
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  1029. I was laughing, even as I said "I'd sh*t myself if that door popped open on me like that!"
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  1030. Is purple eyelid and cumbrella lady asking those very same questions of the Demonrat party? Because if she's not, she really needs to. Then again, she belongs to the community that, according to the Demonrat party, isn't smart enough to obtain any form of ID whatsoever.
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  1031. These types of events seem to be a magnet for insane people.
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  1032. I understand what you're saying, but do you really think it can be turned around? The Demonrats have become so entrenched and they are so corrupt, that I'm thinking nothing less than Sharia Law can change things. That, or lots of ordnance.
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  1033. You've always looked regal, your majesty. Even when you're engaged in less-than-regal behavior. By the way, they used to sell similar harnesses, back in the day, in the back of comic books and whatnot. Still, that's not to discount your own genius for coming up with it on your own.
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  1034. That is what air conditioning means and what it does; it "conditions" the air by removing the humidity. What it doesn't do is "cool" the air. When I installed my central air, I used a heat pump. For winter time use, I have a humidifier built in to the central unit in the air handler to put humidity back into the air.
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  1035. Women flying too close to accountability.
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  1036. If a woman has "daddy issues," to a woman, that means she has trauma. To a man, it means she wants someone to cater to her every whim, worship her as a goddess, and to be a walking, talking ATM machine.
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  1037.  @terraflow__bryanburdo4547  I think you ought to throw yourself on the deck, pound your little fist and feeties and scream unmercifully at the idea of Trump becoming President once again. After all, what right-thinking person could look at how well America was doing under Trump, DESPITE the fact that the entirety of the left, and much of the right was actively against him.
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  1038. Verizon just notified its users that they were discontinuing messaging, and were instead turning it over to google messaging. I ain't playin' that sh*t.
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  1039. Interestingly, Microsoft is ending Outlook and standing up "Project Monarch" in its place.
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  1040. Dear Brandon: when you've lost the terrorist/genocidal maniac vote, it doesn't bode well.
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  1041. PS: Quid Pro, maybe don't zero in on the little girl like you're gonna ask for her phone number or sniff her hair. Say "Hi, honey!" wave, and move on.
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  1042. Okay, Donnie: your remarks about the lock downs didn't age well. You should revisit them and talk about San Fran Nancy "Got stinkin' wealthy from insider trading and sole source government contracts for her husband" Pelosi going out during lock downs to get a <checks notes> hair cut.
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  1043.  @mfallen2023  He's just playing off the things the left accuses anyone who doesn't kow-tow to the Agenda (tm).
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  1044. Lawyer dude is James J. Sexton. I've seen James say that sort of thing before. I really enjoy his perspective, and in fact, and reading his book "How to Stay in Love."
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  1045.  @user-sn2cx7fb5w  😅🤣😂😆🤡
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  1046.  @gailainsley6939  Not for a while yet. As long as a man thinks he might be able to smash, they will always be at least somewhat viable.
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  1047. Well, George Floyd was canonized as a saint, so why not a hooker as a nun? That is some people's fantasy. I don't get it, but I'm not Catholic, either.
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  1048. So what are they planning on doing? Eliminating 90% of men because they're invisible, or unattractive to women? What could go wrong - besides the shutdown of virtually everything that powers this country? It's funny, the older we men get, the more well off we become, the more attractive we become to those used-up, run-through, has been gold-digging 304s.
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  1049. That kind of thing doesn't seem to disqualify <checks notes> law makers.
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  1050.  @pauljoseph8338  The list of words, phrases, and topics that can't be talked about on youtube is encyclopedic. On top of that, the list, like FB's so-called "community standards" is not available for viewing. It's kind of like the IRS. "You owe us money." Taxpayers: "Okay, how much." IRS: "You have to figure that out." Taxpayers: "what if we get the number wrong?" IRS: "We'll fine you until kingdom come, and possibly throw you in jail. Have a nice day."
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  1051. Relax; it's only a flesh wound. Could be a million dollar wound, depending on your AOR.
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  1052.  @mball5  You're just jealous of his beard and his balls the size of a brass monkey's.
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  1053.  @SoMuchFacepalm  This one time in boot camp....
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  1054. "Ah, Bach!" - Corporal Walter "Radar" O'Reilly
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  1055.  @magenta7702  I went to college really late in life - I was 40 when I graduated from community college on the 7-year plan. In 1997, I matriculated from community college to a 4-year institution to do my upper division work. Because I took 3 courses at the 400-level, I was able to graduate in 5 semesters, or within that 2 year window. The relevant background to my life is, that, like many people of the generations after me, I was sold on a degree, ALMOST any degree was a good degree. I was also an auto mechanic (25 years in that biz), and I worked the entire 7 years of my community college experience, and even the 1st couple of years of my upper division. Even though I had a few small grants, it wasn't enough, so, I bit the bullet and took out loans. Colleges and universities think a lot of their education as far as cost - aided and abetted by the federal government. A generic liberal arts degree shows one thing: that you have persistence. If you don't take away anything else from the college experience, you should take away this: communication. You should be able to express yourself clearly in writing and in the spoken word. You have your general ed courses that everyone has to take - ask an engineer, if you're ready to hear them carp on that fact. Beyond that, I would focus on critical thinking - which is the other thing you should derive from your college experience and try to shoehorn at least an intro to business and finance. My company was willing to pay for a graduate degree - the baccalaureate being the foot-in-the-door - but I had had zero business courses at the lower level. Let's just say things did not go well. I'm not ashamed of my degree, nor do I have any overall regrets at the time invested. I was so stinking proud of my 2-year degree that I was almost beside myself. I was just as proud of my 4-year degree, though by that time, I had spent nearly a decade in school, not counting the 2 years I spent in a 2-year program when I was fresh out of the Navy. Knowing what I know now, would I do it again? I'm really on the fence. I don't want to just knee-jerk reaction say "no," however, I'm leaning heavily in that direction.
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  1056. If I had anything to do with it, I'd yank her US citizenship. You don't like our country; that's fine, don't come back.
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  1057. Dear Canada: come get your f*cking lazy-assed geese. Thank you.
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  1058. I can't help but wonder who really gave who the STD. Her lips are moving, there's nothing in her mouth, so the safe money is that she's lying.
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  1059. Paternity fraud, not paternal fraud. 19:50-51.
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  1060. It sounds like the officer herself was the homophobe, if she was offended by being compared to a lesbian Nana. Not even called a lesbian; her looks were compared to someone the girl knew who was a lesbian.
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  1061. Body count at 1,572!!! Hell, I'm a 68 year old male, and I think mine is...calculating....8; 7 if you take into account a 20 year absolutely sexless marriage. That's right: my body count for 40 years is 7 women. And we know she's lying, because there are a number of circumstances where a woman gets her back blown out, AND IT DOESN'T COUNT.
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  1062. Oh, look; a twit using buzzwords she either made up, or has no idea of the meaning.
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  1063. It's Buffalo chips. Animal (probably cow) dung.
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  1064.  @Taskandpurpose  I thought it was Ruskie submarines pinging from off the coast of Florida. Somebody should have given them directions to California...let them do something useful while they're out there. Not gonna say what, but I think they have the coordinates.
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  1065.  @timburton1715  That was ancient history...all the way back in 2018, fer gawd's sake! Besides, she has multiple motives for being in the courtroom; not the least of which is that she (quoting - paraphrased) "hates Donald J Trump because he was awarded attorney's fees north of $500K." Not to mention her financial compensation for doing what she's doing.
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  1066. That is an impossible task, since the vast, vast majority of women are incapable of happiness.
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  1067. On time is late. But what do I know? I'm just a boomer who worked in a broad spectrum of industries, including restaurants, factories, the military, casual labor, aircraft industry, automotive industry, and the Government. It's not just Gen Z. I was taught better, trained better, and when I was young, also didn't see the big deal about being a few minutes late. But, you live and learn.
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  1068. See, if you understand leftist speak, what they're saying is that they need special circumstances type punishment for people who commit crimes against people like SS. You know, similar to the way they used to advocate for extra punishment for anyone who assaulted a police officer, back in the day. What's the over/under on SS hiring private security at tax-payers' expense, or else re-purposing police officers to protect her 24/7? Lori Lightfoot, anyone?
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  1069. This just now came up in my recommendations as far as women making rules for guys they have to settle for, verses guys they want. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0Mw1N96xGU
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  1070. Most of us are "the backup," though. These 304s riding the c*ck carousel in their 20s and even into their 30s suddenly turn to those of us they wouldn't spit on if we were on fire. They'll lie to us, cheat on us, take half (or more) of our resources, and move on to the next poor bastard.
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  1071. Yeah, the original Jimmy Soul song makes a similar point, except now it's coming out that ugly women cheat MORE than good looking women. Shocked the sh*t out of me when I saw that.
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  1072.  @NoidoDev  Anything that threatens the Narrative(tm) is immediately and ruthlessly attacked in the same way women always attack: personally. Embarrassment and shame are their go-to tactics.
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  1073. I am now dumber for having listened to that incoherent babbling by Angelina Chapin.
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  1074. Well clearly you're a racist white supremacist.
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  1075. Women working on themselves means spoon-feeding themselves pablum which assures them that it's never their fault.
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  1076. The level of irony in Pakman's introduction to Ramaswamy's interview is beyond staggering. So much so that I stopped it at 1:37 to comment on it. "He says one thing, then says another....." If I didn't know who he was talking about, I would have assumed that he was talking about a Democrat.
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  1077. She's attracted to so-called "bad boys" - even those who are disguised as "nice guys." She is not attracted to genuinely nice guys, but we all get painted with the same broad brush. What women think they want, what they say they want, and what they respond to (what their quims quiver over) are not the same thing. They think they want a nice guy. They'll even SAY they want a nice guy. But a nice guy is NOT what they go for. Not until they've face-planted through the WALL and want someone to take care of them forever and ever. The universe did us a favor by limiting our life spans. Women only get pissed off when they find out that they picked a bad boy who is pretending to be the allegedly "nice" guy they say they want. When they get a guy that they know they have no hope of changing - because that's what they do - THAT pisses them off. Not even the fact that those guys lie to them, because my observation is that women want and expect men to lie to them - those guys are also known as pickup artists. No; women expect to tame that wild animal; to domesticate him. After which they lose respect for him, destroy his life, take most of his sh*t, and move on to the guy she was cheating on him with.
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  1078. That's what we're telling the wife, and not "the last minute hooker I picked up in Bangkok and I had to get 2 shots in the butt cheeks."
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  1079. Dear Ms "Just say 'no' to coffee dates and walks in the park." 1st of all, I don't like you right off the bat. Why would I spend more than a cup of coffee on you? Nothing is going to come of it, so why would I plop down $100.00 or more on a dinner date when nothing is going to come of that? At least with a profession, there's a direct transaction where both people involved get what they want. With women like you, only you get what you want. 2nd of all, do not underestimate the health benefits of a walk. You look like you have, and could do with a little - okay, a lot of exercise.
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  1080.  @percynelson7726  Unicorn. I left a woman I was semi-serious about because of her crotch spawn.
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  1081. Exactly. Came here to say this. Well done.
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  1082.  @ghostridersinthesky21  Until they trap you with crotch goblins. Then it's all over but the shouting. Women: no more seggs. Also women: "Your honor, he cheated on me!" You: "Your honor, she cut off bedroom fun years ago." Her Honor: "Sir, I find you guilty of cheating on her, and award her everything. Can we rent you a short-range hole puncher? Don't worry, we'll add that on to all the fees, fines, court costs, and we'll recover it after the po-po 'investigate' your self-deletion.'"
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  1083.  @thedevilsadvocate3710  They think they're complete in and of themselves. They don't believe they need to bring anything to a potential relationship other than their overweight asses.
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  1084. Except that toward the end of 2023 (December 7th, today), we're finding that a lot of those so-called jobs going unfilled are actually bogus. They're ghost jobs that make it appear as though there is a massive gap between demand and supply. This is from Forbes online: Other reasons hiring managers post “fake” job postings include: Some hiring managers admitted that they wanted to give the impression that the company was growing. Others said they posted jobs to assure their overworked staff that they were seeking ways to help them. A different group said they left listings open, hoping their perfect candidate would eventually apply.
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  1085. For the love of gawd! Somebody please shut that slitch in yellow up!
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  1086. Except in the video of Crow, it's fall. I don't know where she's living, but the rest of us are living in WINTER. The flex that wasn't a flex.
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  1087. But yet they want people to vote for Kackles because she's a <checks notes> woman.
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  1088. 99 times out of a 100.
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  1089. I once called my sister the "C" word. I'm not British, nor am I Australian. I was young, and heard one of my trashy little school mates say it. I understood that it wasn't a nice thing to call someone, but it didn't make the list of 7 words you can't say on television. Even before George Carlin, those were pretty well defined. Never mind our parents (I use that term loosely) used such words regularly. But when my father, who has been gone for about 3 decades (he was in WWII) beat the hell out of me to the point where it took me 3 days to recover, the point was made that that was a word that no one should ever use in any context. Oh, and I was probably 8. Did I mention he was an abusive a*hole? Imagine my surprise when I joined the Navy, traveled the world, and ran across Brits and Aussies who used the "C" word with abandon. Apparently, there's no part of sentence structure where the "C" word cannot be used; subject/object, adjective, adverb, and so on. At 68, I don't use that word, even in writing. I still half expect lightning to strike me or my father to raise from the grave if I even send a meme, like the one an Australian friend of mine sent me, who happens to be a sheila, which says 'Grow up and stop saying "Karen"...say C-word, like an adult.' Except it spells it out. 4 letters that will probably get a youtube post yanked. The list is secret, and it's encyclopedic. I told her my story, which made her laugh hysterically, because she can be one, apparently.
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  1090.  @liwojenkins  Similar in the Navy (prop wash, left-handed spanner, and I don't even remember what all). In the Army, because apparently I'm not all that smart (11E20), I avoided all that because of prior service. They still gave me a little grief because I was Navy, but it was all good. And mostly come Army-Navy game. Even today, I'm conflicted at that time of year.
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  1091. The two women after the 5 minute mark: the one that's listening says "...cuz it's usually a woman that would do this [blackmail the partner and continue to have sex with them]," and the other one, the one reading the post says "It's usually the man cheating on the wife." Wrong, wrong, wrong. She needs to pick up some statistics. Those would tell her that women monkey branch every bit as much as men, if not more! But, these are the same creatures who keep pushing that debunked lie about women getting paid less for doing the same job as men.
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  1092. The last one (wool cap on indoors): that right there is hoe logic on display for all the world to see and laugh at. Apparently, it never occurred to her to talk to her partner and tell them she feels taken for granted. Maybe it's a male thing, because I've done it.
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  1093.  @matthewsheets8115  They feel like they'll have more money in their pocket, which is fine, if you receive a refund every year. Here's the thing: my tax liability was short last year - actually, it's been short for a number of years. That means that the money that was taken out before I got mine wasn't enough to cover what I owed. I invest my money, mainly in a savings investment account, and I have money in a savings account. By assuming the liability for having to "stroke a check" (virtually, not literally) to the government every year, my money that wasn't taken out of my pay made money for me. So last year, my liability was $1,500.00 (don't quote me, but I think that's what it was). That $1,500.00 was sitting in an investment account with all its friends and relatives earning me interest, and it was a lot more that $1,500.00.
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  1094. This whole thing is proof that modern women a) do not handle rejection at all, and b) are vindictive and spiteful, and c) wouldn't know the truth if it humped their legs.
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  1095.  @johnf1121  Get used to the blatant lies and cover ups? Forget it; that's for you lefties who hate America.
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  1096. Or the encyclopedic list of words and phrases on social media that content creators and commentors alike are not allowed to use, but that is not posted anywhere. People only find out when videos are demonitized and/or yanked, and the same is true for post. For instance: I once posted a meme (that I got on FB) on my FB timeline. It was not long after Epstein's demise. It was a picture of the Arkansider-in-chief herself, and it said something about making an appointment for the viewer of the meme on the sui-slide (H/t Donut Operator) hotline. It was actually cleverly done, but FB responded thusly: "You used the "S" word in a post. We are concerned about your health and safety, and recommend you seek help if you are considering such a thing. Oh, and by the way, you're banned for 30 days." Because that's what you do when you're truly concerned about someone's mental health and state of mind; cut them off from interaction with other people. Who knew that social media providers were the new Catholic League - which was one guy in his basement who was prolific at writing letters to corporations, sponsors, and the media, and who was the reason Rob and Laura Petrie had separate beds as a married couple, and the reason they couldn't say "pregnant" on television. As a couple of examples. But most "violations" of those hidden standards never know why their comments were pulled. They just were.
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  1097. Well, women are almost completely useless. They're really only good for one thing, and that's making babies. Unfortunately, we do need them for that. The problem is: they're not good at raising babies, particularly since they treat their boy children like defective girls (as do female teachers, and even female bosses). Women are more likely to cheat on men than men are on women - not a new fact; just one that mental health professionals and others are finally willing to say out loud. Modern women go into marriages with an exit plan, generally by the 7 - 10 year mark; that too is becoming widely acknowledged. They are entitled, privileged, arrogant, demanding, and they all think they're 10s - because if you think you're a 10, that will manifest in your life, don't you know. Oh, and about that raising babies thing? Women are 7 times more likely to hurt their children than men are. We should probably ask about how many boyfriends of these single moms hurt their girlfriends' children. Are there exceptions? Sure, but the exceptions, contrary to popular f'nist opinion that one exception completely obliterates the rule, they do no such thing. Only in the delulu minds of women everywhere do the exceptions disprove the rules. But any of these survivor shows actually prove that women, as the communicative, cooperative creatures they claim to be, cannot, in fact, survive without men. On the other hand, men do just fine without women. Maybe the Rapture will come and G_d will only take women, and we men can finally have some peace in our lives. I feel bad for G_d, however.
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  1098.  @Kim-sq9gp  "What’s crazy is young people agree with her (when they watch the whole clip) but when Republicans say it, it just comes across as angry boomers." I'm a Boomer, and I actually agree with her, at least on that respect. People that age who haven't been forced by life to mature quickly tend to make stupid decisions. I did, you did, we all did. Some of us learn and grow; others, not so much.
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  1099. Flag rank in the Navy is Admirals, not Generals. You've said it twice by the 8:48 mark.
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  1100. Cyrus is incorrect. The problem goes back a lot further than the modern technological age. Back at least to the '50s, when I was born, teachers, principals, schools - hell, the whole educational system, was encouraging parents to take a hands off approach. "We're the experts; you need to trust us," was the message. That was back when most women were stay-at-home-moms. Like I say, it goes back before the turn of the 20th century, but that's the era I'm most familiar with.
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  1101. Dude, you're gonna stroke out at that pace in any kind of hot weather, even if it's mild. Drink more water, get some salt tabs. Trust me: almost stroked out from the heat where I live last year, and it really wasn't super hot. It becomes more and more of an issue the older you get.
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  1102.  @Lowbrow_Mthakathi  Probably happened during peak load shedding.
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  1103. I'm at the "freeze your eggs" portion. Yeah, that sounds good, but your now over-30 body has to be able to bear that child, unless you find a younger surrogate. You have to be able to keep up with the demands of being in your 30s and 40s and still having young children around the house and school and sports and all the things. Yeah, it's easier if you have the resources, but you still have to have strength and stamina.
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  1104.  @openview8463  now it's almost 75% for blacks.
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  1105. I pay for youtube prime, but I still use Adblocker Ultimate, even on youtube. Which I pay for, by the way.
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  1106. Women want Chad-like men to give them babies, to protect them, and to provide for them, DESPITE the fact that women are strong, independent, brave, don't-need-no-man, make their own money, boss babes. Even if they make as much as the man, they STILL expect the man to pay for all the things, and they WILL NOT contribute to the household income. My father, a Silent Gen. guy, said it like this: "what's yours is mine, and what's mine is mine," specifically talking about women.
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  1107. I don't know where that plaque is from, but somebody needs to go back and check their work. JOSEPH V. Meigs was a gynecologist, not an inventor. He was the grandson of JOSIAH V. Meigs, who was an inventor and former Civil War Union officer. Josiah's father was Jonathan. Josiah is apparently named after one of his great uncles (ie, his father's uncle).
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  1108. Women around the world on men's only spaces: Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! They used the coercive power of the law to prevent men from having their own spaces, which tells me that men are not allowed to have fun or enjoy themselves without women's permission.
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  1109.  @chrisrussell8245  No, they're not; at least not in the US.
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  1110. That was pretty funny. I was sitting here thinking bro needs a seeing eye dog.
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  1111.  @jurgenmeriste6794  When xfinity used to use antivirus like Norton and McAfee, I used them on their servers. Now, I use Windows Defender and malware bytes.
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  1112.  @jasonbourne1596  Same here. I was an 11E and could drive everything from an M48A5 to a Gamma Goat to a standard issue jeep (M151A2, I think). Also a deuce and a half, and a 5-ton. We hadn't gotten any 7-tons by that point. Not sure what ever happened to that little yellow card. I have a blank one around here somewhere, but it was kind of cool to look at that one with all the equipment listings on it once in a while.
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  1113. Sorry.
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  1114. Women say what they feel. Men say what they mean.
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  1115.  @NickGreiner1988  Crap, it's like you're inside my head! Stop it!
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  1116. Watching Ray is like watching gamers with their walk-through videos of games they've allegedly played, and have posted to help others who may be or get stuck in the game. I swear, 99/100 of them, it's like they never played the game. You can tell they've played video games; just not THAT video game. Or if they have, it's been so long ago that they've forgotten most of the stuff they figured out on their one-time play through. The only thing Ray doesn't do that most of them do is that hyper-annoying Millennial camera stutter that's almost seizure-inducing. He seems like a good guy, and an overall good mechanic; and, more importantly, an honest mechanic, but the videos, man. I remember why I quit watching him about the time he lost his other job.
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  1117. The RSO would like a word, slappy. Hint: safety squints don't cut it.
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  1118. She's aging like fine wine, alright - a full-bodied vintage at that.
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  1119.  @Savssmiles  Facts don't matter to people like Hypnotized by Hollywood. The important thing is the divisiveness brought about by things like reparations.
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  1120. How long before Kamalalaladingdong's apologists deny that they did any such thing for the Haitians? Oh, and speaking of explotation of Haiti, can we talk about the Clinton Foundation?
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  1121.  @SH1974  I would say that one tattoo can be a yellow light - an enter that intersection with caution, lest it be busy with traffic. Here is my general observation of chicks and tattoos: they get tattoos under 2 circumstances. 1) with their drunk girlies. Remember that single women keep and/or create single women. It's at the very least an indication of poor decision-making. It also shows you who she will turn to if your relationship isn't going the way she thinks it ought to; i.e. you're not really Prince Gaston, or whatever. 2) with their poor choice in men. Look at the women who are heavily tattooed, or have facial tattoos. Chances are, unless he's in prison or taking a dirt nap, there's a biker or a gang banger somewhere in her past. Chances are high that she has at least one offspring from at least one of those guys, and chances are better than good that sooner or later, he's going to pop up like a zombie, once he's been paroled, pardoned, or has done his time. There are women who have done time themselves, as well as women who have served in the military, but generally, if they have more than one tattoo, there's at least one guy lurking in their background somewhere. Oh, and the same goes for piercings. Now women will say they're being rebellious, and while that may be at least partially true; generally, there's a man you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley in her not-so-distant past.
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  1122. I don't always agree with Alexander Grace, but when he says "their accusation is their confession," he is 100% spot on. They want access to all your accounts and to know your location 24/7 because they're up to no good. They're the ones with trust issues because they're not trustworthy.
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  1123.  @jerryvandevort2366  "A few hundred unarmed citizens were never going to overthrow a government." YES THEY WERE!!! They had CELL PHONES!!! Don't you get it!? CELL PHONES! The damage they could have done with cell phones! MY GAWD! THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!! Those people could have taken the greatest, most powerful nation in history, on earth DOWN with CELL PHONES!!! The HUMANITY!!! snerk
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  1124.  @SERIKAmrabat  I've seen this volleyball team spam technique so often, I can tell within a few words what it is. Reported as spam, f*ckface.
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  1125. Irony is a woman criticizing a man for being lazy. In the dictionary, under the entry for "lazy," it says "see also: women."
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  1126.  @hvacrwrld1402  Negative. To borrow from Bill Burr "rub one out like a man; who cares."
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  1127. I dunno, Jesse; it was kind of funny. Brandon was actually managing to play off the Darth Biden meme with the glasses, so, as much as I despise him, I'll give him a couple of points for that.
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  1128.  @alexjames6747  No, it means "I need a Chadrone! I deserve a Chadrone!"
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  1129. I'm not sure which is worse; the fact that today's women want perfection out of the box, as you say, or the fact that women of my day invariably would try to change any man they thought was worthy of their time. They always used to do this, starting when the "we're serious" declaration went up the flag pole. First: clothing and or furniture. This is especially true when a woman moved in with a man. Next: vehicles. The motorcycles, the pickups, the snowmobiles, and so on - all gone. After that (or concurrently with everything else), they try to turn the man into their girlfriend. Once they manage to fully emasculate their man, they walk away with cash and prizes, and on to ruin the next poor guy's life.
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  1130.  @KevinSmith-xt8xr  “Cecil Graham: What is a cynic? Lord Darlington: A man who knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing. Cecil Graham: And a sentimentalist, my dear Darlington, is a man who sees an absurd value in everything and doesn’t know the market price of any single thing.” ― Oscar Wilde, "Lady Windermere's Fan" Someone a number of decades ago, adapted it to read "A critic is someone who knows the cost of everything, but the value of nothing."
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  1131.  @Platoface  Or bears.
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  1132.  @justjay3750  By "offer far too little," surely you mean "nothing at all."
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  1133.  @NoCoffeeForYou  1) just most women are crazy, and 2) how do you tell the difference before it's too late?
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  1134. It's not Biden's age that's at issue; it's his cognition. Stop trying to make it all about his chronological age.
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  1135. The one in the geniune, imitation Jersey girl leopard print, to quote Mick "Crocodile" Dundee: "that's a guy, dressed up like a sheila!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6fgPX3NjyA
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  1136. The left always does that, though. They make the wildest, most insane claims that leave the right gulping like a fish for air, then, like the Russians in Afghanistan, claim victory, load up and go home.
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  1137. How would you have lined things up if the hole had been so out-of-round that the centering plates wouldn't have worked?
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  1138.  @AngelicLioness1818  Oh, look, the Internet hookers are weighing in. Want to know my knee-jerk reaction, based on how women are, and how men are treated? Men aren't getting what they need at home, so they look elsewhere. I can almost guarantee that the vast majority of those men don't look at OnlyFools and the like, as cheating.
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  1139. She's not wrong about women maturing faster than men...or rather, girls maturing faster than boys. The thing is, women don't mature much beyond 14 years of age, and that's where they remain throughout their lives.
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  1140. Women always go for the shaming language, especially against men. It's amazing to me that she deploys it against women, who seem to be leading the charge against her.
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  1141.  @favoritebro59  Yeah, our mothers, for the most part, give us bad gouge. It's disconcerting when you realize that all your female relatives are no different from other women.
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  1142.  @ShinobiShowdown  That's the theory. The reality is 9/10 women take without appreciation, and men give. And give and give and give.
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  1143.  @jennypratt5345  where there's a will, there's a way.
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  1144. Why did nobody tell us that to get the girls, you had to be the bad boy? Our mothers didn't tell us that. No, they gave us bad gouge. "Make friends with women," they said "that way, you'll always have a female friend." Mom always said to be courtly. "Be nice; be attentive. Open doors, carry her books." Meanwhile, that hot high school girl I was jonesing for, and trying to be her friend, was banging the college drop-out they modeled Fonzie after. And dad proved what an A*hole he was by not contradicting her. Presumably because he still wanted a chance to get laid. Former bad boy - way to go dad. You abused all your children, and all your wives, and you couldn't warn your son about women. You know what advice he gave me about women? "Son, never fall for a woman who thinks you hung the moon and the stars." That's it. Then he probably put me through a wall because he was drunk and/or in a mood. One more reason to hate your parents.
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  1145.  @BlyatKE  That's stupid advice. Why do you hate him?
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  1146.  @Pedropedropedro69  Wait, was this supposed to be a pep talk? If so, it's not working.
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  1147.  @univuniveral9713  A woman alone is miserable. Actually, women are miserable no matter what their circumstance in life is. A man alone can be perfectly happy, content, self-contained, and did I mention happy?
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  1148. "I'm literally being tortured here! The world is so cruel! I haven't eaten in almost 20 minutes! Somebody call somebody!" I speak a little cat. Learned it from my oldest daughter, who's always had cats.
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  1149. I said this below, but I'll say it here, only more succinctly. It is nearly universally agreed by Aussie men AND women that the vast majority of Australian women are sloots. They're giving it away left, right, center, forward and back. That was a discussion on a youtube page about the current world record holder for body count (not the Hillary Clinton kind of body count) is, as far as anyone knows, an Australian woman (at well over 300 at the time). I even verified that with the 6 FB women friends I have who live in Australia. Surprisingly, they not only did not deny it, but actually confirmed it, which is something one doesn't usually get from the Sisterhood: honesty that makes other women look bad. Apparently men don't HAVE to put in a lot of effort to get what they're driven to. It's basically a numbers game, and apparently, the odds are ever in Aussie men's favor. I can only imagine that once these sloots are ready to settle down, then, and ONLY then, do women suddenly pull the hoops men need to jump through out of their (as they would say) bums. Because that is what women, especially Western women, do. They make it easy for any old bloke to blow their backs out, but beyond difficult for the poor saps who want to give them love.
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  1150.  @Butterfly22593  If they aren't interested, it becomes apparent, rather quickly.
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  1151. I think it was Jesse "Race Hustler" Jackson who once said that he'd rather have someone openly racist instead of hiding behind a smiling face and platitudes. (paraphrased) That didn't age well in a time where being white means automatic racism. And it's not just me, though I was one of the first people I know who concluded "well, hell, if we're going to be deemed racist by virtue of our skin color, I have a feeling they won't like it if we decide to act racist." Except the race hustlers and baiters are pretty sure we won't, because they know they're hustling a lie. When chess is racist, when knitting is racist, when every f*cking thing under the sun is racist, people are getting fed up.
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  1152. My parents spent money on me for singing lessons. I spent it on liquor.
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  1153. I did like Chris Rock's version of how not to be killed by the cops. https://youtu.be/vn_xzfn2UkA Oh, by the way, are these people not talking about the black cops in Memphis that beat a black man to death?
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  1154. The question I have for Ms "Cowboys Make Better Lovers" - tell us you're a sloot without telling us - is this: at what point did you happen to mention that you were a single mother? I'm guessing it was right before the date, when you mentioned that you had to get a babysitter. It could have been earlier, but in any case, a lot of men will. not. date. single mothers. He should have called or at least texted. To me, that's the coward's way out. I mean, hell, even if he told you a whopper of a lie, at least he would have let you know. That's just common courtesy. Not to lie, but at least make contact.
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  1155. It's not a buy-out. In fact, Fox, write it on the whiteboard 100 times, it's not a buy-out. Federal agencies receive money on 01 October for the fiscal year that ends on 30 Sep. That's when that allocation starts. The money is already in that agency's "bank account" (so to speak) and all they have to do is dole it out every 2 weeks to their people. What he's doing is promising to continue to pay people through the end of this fiscal year, EVEN IF THEY DON'T DO ANY WORK. All they have to do is resign. In writing. They can continue to work; they can stay home, but Trump is saying they're still going to get paid through 20 September 2025. On 01 October 2025, they will no longer have a job. He's playing a numbers game, which is what Elon did with Twitter. The thinking is that if enough people quit or are fired/laid off, then efficiency can and will be improved. Maybe, maybe not. Time will tell. The last "good" number I heard was 1% of the federal workforce had agreed to the deal. These are people who are nowhere near retirement.
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  1156.  @nukepuke932  since you've spammed the board now at least 4 times that I've seen, surely you'll be willing to do a search in order to make sure, instead of being "pretty sure."
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  1157. We said it and said it, and said it until we were blue in the face, and that was BEFORE minimum wage went to $16.00 an hour. So, drop it to $19.00 an hour, now that you know what the outrage limit is, and raise it later.
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  1158. Simps, that is, men with no sense of self worth, are going after any woman who will hold still long enough to give them the time of day. They are convinced that women only want the Chads, and that the reason they want the Chads is because they have lots of resources - that having lots of resources can bring about attraction when they lack in other areas, such as health and fitness, grooming, dress, rides, cribs, and most of all the confidence that comes from being successful. She's not wrong; it is extremely shallow, but simps don't know, because they've never been taught. All they know is what women say they want. They don't know that what women say they want, what they think they want, and what they respond to are 3 different things that almost never coincide.
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  1159. It's typical.
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  1160. 2 reasons men avoid interaction with women. First, we're not afraid of women, but we fear what unstable - which seems to be the vast majority of them - women can do to us. Second, we find women annoying and shallow. Mentally and emotionally, too many women have peaked in their mid-teens, so beyond the obvious, there's "no there, there."
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  1161. No, the Slot-C's have invaded every man's space and made it illegal for men to keep them out. Meanwhile, it's not illegal for women to have women's only spaces.
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  1162.  @jonjones7137  Since they started acting like emotionally damaged men.
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  1163. Demonrats: "But he's OUR ill-tempered racist!"
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  1164.  @iflick7235  The irony is that loss prevention would never DARE try to prevent loss, because that's <checks notes> ray-sis. Which is ironic, because if certain demographics weren't committing most of the crimes, it wouldn't be automatic ray-sism.
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  1165. I actually agree with Swift's lawyer in that something needs to change. Women in most cases, taking half of a guy's sh*t, just because they said "I do (when they really don't)." Alimony for life. Alimony based on the judge or magistrate's "feels." Alimony and child support, even when DNA says the child and the father aren't related. Bill Burr on "Gold Diggin' 304s" (from 9 years ago): "....why shouldn't men be afraid to get married? Look at Kobe; look at the sh*t he's going through right now. Guy's getting a divorce; his wife's gonna get $70 million bucks...never hit a layup in her life!" A small part of me feels bad for Brittany. After all, what did that male gold-diggn' 304 do to deserve any part of her money, after only 14 months? I don't know what he and his scum-bag lawyers are trying to soak her for, but based only on what her attorney is charging, it would be cheaper to have him whacked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdvSwStGErs
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  1166.  @nomadic8000  Yes, but it was the dog faces who put the "What Not to Do" into the Government Travel Card regulations. Every frickin' year when we'd do the round table training for GTC (as opposed to the online training), it was always "you can't charge hookers, booze, adult entertainment like the dumbasses in the Army do." I was seriously bummed out, having been in both the Navy and the Army that they wouldn't allow us to have a credit card - right up until the DoD forced us civilians to not only get a credit card, but to take the hit if the government didn't reimburse our travel expenses in a timely manner. We had to go through probably 4 or 5 layers of review in the DTS, so I really want to know what the hell the Army was doing to get away with all the sh*t they were getting away with.
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  1167.  @aaronmicalowe  Did your mom have qualified immunity?
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  1168. Why does she think that the idea is so far-fetched? Humans have been knocking other humans off for thousands of years. And by the way, that's exactly where I see the whole "white people bad" narrative where, because of your skin color, you are not only racist, but you can never be not racist. It is leading to a final solution. That is the only possible outcome. Trump is right; the left are savage animals.
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  1169.  @incredibleshrinkingfungus1731  At least Perry had actual talent and athletic ability.
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  1170. Like everything else in life, women feel <key word> that they're entitled to be the recipients of men's, and society at large's largess. Simply based on no other reason than they are women.
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  1171. You don't understand the so-called "soft guy era" because you're stupid. I'm just f*cking with you, my guy. The whole soft guy era thing is a parody of some hog-dog childish chick on TikTok whose thing is for no other reason than she's a woman, a man has to do EVERYTHING for her fat ass. She always used to end her videos with "Sprinkle Sprinkle." So men turned it around and said, "Okay, Ms Sprinkle Sprinkle; we men are the prize, and if you want to be with us, you need to pay to play. Drizzle drizzle." And women went off because they did not, were not capable, of understanding that it was men throwing it back in their face. Men understood, and a few women understood, and all of us thought it was hysterical. Then, when women said they'd rather choose the bear, men said "good luck with that, Grizzle grizzle." That's a play on the Grizzly Bear.
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  1172. Dayzonspam called it EXACTLY correctly. EXACTLY. Cue those two brothers in the meme going "Day-um!!!"
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  1173. Well, it all depends, Steve. If the argument is that the dog, being a police officer, is violating your 4th Amendment rights, the jurisdiction, as we have seen recently, will claim the dog is NOT a police officer, but an independent contractor, or something. Civilian ride-along, maybe. However, if you smack the independent contractor's nose with a rolled up newspaper for jumping up on your Lambo and scratching the paint, that same jurisdiction will charge you with assaulting a police officer quicker than you can shake a rolled up newspaper at them.
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  1174. That one chick that wanted the 6'3" dude and was asking "how toxic are we talking?" She slid right over the love part. I'm becoming almost militant about this. Women are constitutionally incapable of love. They cannot give love because they don't have that gene, and they don't respect love, because they lack that gene. See, love is happiness for men. We express love by doing for our women; for our families; for the people we care about. It makes us happy; it is literally love in action. Women have this wild, tangled hairball of an unfathomable number of emotions; love is not one of them. People say "oh, women love their children!" Do they? Do they love their children when 70 or more percent of harm to children are perpetrated by their mothers? And we haven't even talked about stepfathers or boyfriends; even the children's baby daddies. Women no more love for their offspring than any other animal. That is to say, they'll bear them, nurture them, fight to protect them, but they don't love them. And in human female animals, they will neglect, discard, even harm their children if it gets between them and some dude. Like the saying goes, "men are in it for love; women are in it for money."
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  1175. It's a shame that didn't work out. Maybe next time, get the customer to roger up to paying for the materials, regardless. You shouldn't have to eat that. I did look at the "Made in France" label and said out loud in my Jamie Hyneman voice "Well, there's your problem!"
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  1176. If I'm not mistaken, Paul from Fab Rats also has one of those Arcdroids. Or one very much like it. He's always been pretty happy with it, and like you, doesn't have the room for the full-on wet table.
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  1177. She says she's a world-traveling adventurer, but them shoes say "Naw!"
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  1178. She did, once, but she let it go.
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  1179. Since the '90s, actually.
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  1180.  @Triforcebro  I use Windows Defender and Malwarebytes - the latter I pay for after using it free for probably a couple of decades. That's all I use, plus whatever my ISP is doing to defend their enterprise.
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  1181.  @TonViper  I started recommending against them in the 1990s because it sure looked to me like Pecker Norton was crafting viruses so he could sell software. Plus, like you say, they started packaging Adobe and other stuff, which really chapped my hide.
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  1182.  ULTIMATUMDEVIL  Based on the picture next to your screen name, I'll probably report you for hate speech. Are you sure that's what you want?
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  1183.  @jonathanhughes8679  Maybe you should have gone to college in order to learn how to structure a paragraph, to punctuate, and to proof-read your writing. If you take care of your Mack, you should be able to get a million miles, or close to it, provided you don't beat on it, and you maintain it. What does Jim think about your son and going to college? Pretty sweeping generalization "All Americans feel that way." Have you talked to all Americans? And what way is that? That in four-eight years, Jim's Mack will be screwed up, and presumably need major work done, or even scrapped and replaced?
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  1184.  @Falconlibrary  😆
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  1185. Going by sheer numbers alone, in the US, women make up 50% of the population, which means they are not the rare and precious commodity they seem to think they are - and in fairness, they were in times past. Now good women are as scarce as hen's teeth, that much we know. Women seem to think they're all "good" women, by virtue of the fact that they possess a V-J-J. You seen one, you've seen them all.
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  1186. Didn't the people hate on Rudy Giuliani for the whole 'stop-and-frisk' thing? Because this sounds a whole lot like stop-and-frisk.
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  1187.  @aviator037  They can't leave men alone in peace because men are quite capable of being happy, even though they're alone. Women are miserable creatures, and they can't stand for men to be happy when they're not only not happy, but incapable of being happy.
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  1188. OJ Simpson was let off BECAUSE blacks viewed it as vengeance against white America for their perceived treatment at the hands of the Demonrat party. You know, the part of the KKK and Jim Crow. LBJ managed to turn that franchise around, though, and he did as promised; he has them voting Demonrat for the next 150/200 years. All the Demonrats have to do is make a bunch of promises they have no intention of keeping (and conveniently blaming Republican'ts), and inner city, as well as some suburban blacks will enthusiastically nod their heads and vote against their best interests. Except that there's a growing movement amongst blacks and Latino Americans in that they're beginning to see through the BS and the lies the Demonrats tell them. The left WANTS those illegals to swarm into this country. They NEED them. One reason is that it gives them a base that reliably will vote socialist, and the other is a workforce that won't unionize. Remember: the unions and the Demonrats are in bed together - until the left no longer needs them. That is a pattern throughout history. The left will take their money and their votes - right up until they don't need them any longer.
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  1189.  @douglemay7989  Lie.
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  1190.  @spacecadet35  Negative. If it makes him that stupid, even with a head start, I don't want any of that.
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  1191.  @olilileliatrope8590  Prove it or shut the f*ck up. Hint: you can't. All you can do is keep repeating the lies you've had shoved up your 4th point of contact.
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  1192.  @cheetavontiebolt9971  Well, then, you shouldn't be worried about a man's potential history of DV. Stop obsessing about a person's past. Oh, that's right; you're a LQW; a violent ex-felon type is exactly what you want.
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  1193.  @cheetavontiebolt9971  Men aren't trying to control you, and we're certainly not jealous. That's your purview; don't put it on us. We're trying to protect your ungrateful, hyper-emotional asses.
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  1194.  @cheetavontiebolt9971  That applies to the government. You're nowhere near as smart as you believe you are.
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  1195. The clear message is that you're never woke enough, no matter how woke you are.
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  1196. You know who really started the "body positivity" movement, and the "fat acceptance" movement? Skinny broads. And gay men. Skinny broads because it cuts down on the competition for the 5-10% of so-called "high value" men if the competition is too fat for those men. Gay men, because for whatever reason, have a love-hate relationship with hot chicks. It's actually fascinating to watch. They love, love, love the hot chicks, probably because, as we all know (h/t Hoe_Math), the hotter they are, the more cray-cray they be. The hate part is fashion shows, FR. Not to worry, big girls (full disclosure: my late wife was a big girl): the brothers got you covered. They'll stick the Stick of Truth in most anything that'll cooperate long enough. Hell, like one brother said, "half the brothers in Atlanta are on the down low." Like I said, "most anything." The rest of the Big Girls? There's a reason that lesbian couples have the highest divorce rates and most incidents of DV/SA of any group.
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  1197. I was in my 20s (I'm almost 68) when I realized that women use sex to a) trap men into relationships, and b) produce their desired number of spawn. That's all. My 20s, guys. I honestly did not, and 40+ years later still do not believe that women actually enjoy sex. It's a tool, and only a tool to be used for a) procreation, and b) manipulating men. Oh, it's pleasurable enough for them; otherwise they would forego it altogether. If you listen to every, single married man out there, eventually, they do. Well, with them, anyway. For men: men need to stop lying. Men have always lied about how great sex is; about how pleasurable it is; about how much they want, need, and enjoy sex. It's not. It's like a drug; there's no high as good as that first high, and addicts spend YEARS trying to replicate something that has almost zero chance of being replicated. Even if that first experience is "meh," men will spend the rest of their lives trying to find a better experience. All because other men keep lying about it. Stop it. Do better. You do not need sex. You. Do. Not. Need. Sex. The only thing sex is useful for is procreation. I've gone decades without it, and I'm no worse the wear. My body count in high school was zero. My body count in the Navy was 2. My body count by the time I was 24, which is the age I gave up on trying to date, was 3, maybe 4 (yeah, that memorable). My body count by the time I was 44 was 4 (or 5), and including my wife, it was 5, because we had a sexless marriage. The first couple of times was 2 middle-aged teenagers groping in the back seat (figuratively). She may or may not have been willing; I felt obligated to try. For 20 years, we did without. Mostly, that was me. I was ambivalent toward sex anyway, and I wasn't attracted to her sexually. Nice woman, no drama, and in some ways, most ways, I'm a better man for having had her in my life. Like comedian Bill Burr says "...rub one out like a man; who cares." It's cheap, quick, and easy. Stand over the toilet, pee afterward, and go back to your video game, or whatever. But stop lying about it. You're not doing anyone any favors.
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  1198.  @strategery101  Hey! She was a child once*. Like all good leftists, she thinks that makes her qualified to tell the rest of us how to parent. *actually, she's still a child; only not child-like, but childish.
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  1199. 5 signs you're in a toxic relationship: see the dog mom in the previous video.
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  1200. Sean had a camera, you guys! Do you realize how dangerous cameras are? Why, people tried to overthrow the most powerful nation in history and on the planet - using cellphones and cameras! Think of the carnage! It could have been WWII and a half! Cameras and cellphone videos are orders worse in magnitude than nuclear weapons! The old man did the right thing by calling the police! I support Russell all the way on this. I mean, what if other people in that town started videoing and mowing lawns and stuff? It could make the pandemic and the world-wide lock-downs look like a practice run! People could start being neighborly and friendly and stuff! And heaven forbid <shudders> helping one another out! Oh, the humanity! Nope, Russell the erstwhile neighborhood watch was the right man for the job, and he was on top of his game. He saw a white man with <checks notes> lawn maintenance equipment and a camera, and he bravely jumped into action, saying .... something, trying desperately to prevent a catastrophe! Think of the paperwork he saved the city! Who knows what could have happened had Russell not stumbled into the breach!
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  1201. Women think that what's important to them, as women, are the same things that are important to a man...in a woman. The primary reason is because to a woman, her money, her stuff is her money, her stuff. A man's money, a man's stuff is also her stuff, and sooner or later, she's gonna acquire that money and stuff, though marriage or through divorce. It's coded into their DNA.
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  1202. I just looked on Amazon, which I've held a membership since almost the beginning, and I cannot find that information. Like most everything Amazon does, it's suddenly a state secret, and I typically have to google "how to" when it comes to finding or changing information. It used to say right on my landing page to Amazon. Not now; now that I want to know. All the articles out there are out-dated. My only real complaint is the gross lack of customer service. You want information? Type here. The answer is nowhere to be found on Amazon? Google it; maybe a youtube video will have it. They've tried to think of every question a customer might possibly think of, they post those, and if your question or issue doesn't match any of them, too bad. Good luck trying to get someone to help you, f*ckface. I did look at managing my plan, seeing if my membership date came up (it didn't), but what my choices were. Prime Plan (labelled "best value"), Renewal Date ("update your method"), and Update Your Membership ("update, cancel, and more"). When I click on "See more plans" under Prime Plan, I'm offered the following: $14.99/month for Prime or $139.00/year (a $30.00 savings). That's it; Prime, or Prime. There are no other options.
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  1203. As someone whiter than Lizzie Warren, I'm tired of being accused of being racist merely for being white. I'm tired of being called racist because I don't give a flying f*ck at a rolling donut about the color of people's skin. Most of all, I'm tired of not being judged by the content of my character instead of the color of my skin.
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  1204. No offense to your friend, Briggs, but we all have a price. Most of us think we don't, but we do. For some, it's higher than it is for others, but we all have a price. An example: I've been straight all my life. I can't help it; I was born that way. I'm old enough, cynical enough, and have seen enough in that relatively long life in this country and around the world to know that if someone took leave of their senses and wanted to have a booty call with me, and offered me the right kind of money, I'm there for them. How much is the right kind of money? Hell, I'm not sure. But I do know there's a price that will influence my decision. Oh, and stay out of North Vegas; especially at night.
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  1205. That first one ought to come with a wokeness trigger warning. Not "he," but "they." What is he, a guy named Sybil? (cultural reference alert for all you young'ns out there)
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  1206. Yeah, but it also takes a little bit of courage as well. I'll give her credit for that much, anyway.
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  1207.  @ElleDavi  For that kind of money, well, let's just say life is cheap.
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  1208.  @Chewie234  Eh, I'm 68, never had children of my own; who cares. My stepdaughters will be sad - right up until they find out I didn't leave them anything. It's not that I don't care about them, but they'd left home by the time I married their mother, so it is what it is. We all die. I should have been dead in Southeast Asia and elsewhere several times over. So, it's all been a bonus, basically. If the human race were to go extinct, as modern women seem to be hell-bent on it, no skin off my ass. I just hope I'm around to see it. I'll break my decades of sobriety and toast the end.
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  1209. So strange that leftists in general are against the death penalty, but in favor of abortion up to, and including after birth. Eight states, if I recall correctly, including California and New York (shocker, I know) have so legislated. I'm against abortion. I was not always. Mostly, I was ambivalent, but after states started legislating up to and at the moment of birth, I was entirely in the anti-abortion camp. I am, in fact, in favor of a nationwide ban, similar to Trump's stance. Not a total ban, but one that makes only a few exceptions. The problem is, the left wants to have open abortions, not for the same reason I want them banned - which is that some things need to be held to one standard - but because they are totalitarians and want the power to enforce their will on everyone. It's why they are so anti-gun, for the most part. Because people who own guns tend to be resistant to totalitarian heavy-handedness, and that's the only thing that keeps the left somewhat in check. If they act the way they act now, and treat us the way they treat us now, can you imagine how they'd treat us if we did not have the theoretical capacity to fight back?
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  1210.  @mikeymaiku  Just because you don't have any friends.
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  1211. That, and the hood ornament, depending on what shape it's in.
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  1212. This is almost a would-you-rather, because I feel like NONE of the ABOVE applies to would I rather have an AI take my order, or scammers in India take my order. Because the people in the store for many FF chains are not taking your order.
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  1213.  @MosaidDeath  Not if you're a Demonrat. Like Hillary.
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  1214. CLEARLY Tim has never read any young adult sci-fi/fantasy, particularly the sub-genre of supernatural fantasy; primarily the ones written by women (and there are a lot of them). These are NOT their mothers' romance novels, though they range from what might be called soft porn to all-out hard-core porn, with little left to the imagination. These books do illustrate the modern woman's standards, however. The men are always, invariably taller, stronger, faster, impossibly handsome, and beyond imaginingly wealthy. The women (the protagonists) are always impossibly beautiful, built like gym rats, coming into their supernatural selves, and invariably conflicted, even tortured (souls). Babies do figure into some of the writing, but typically, it's a small part they play, if and/or when they actually get around to it.
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  1215. So, do you think that in his upcoming trial, he'll be representing himself?
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  1216. "The better I understand women, the less I like them." - me and millions of other guys.
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  1217. Whenever I hear "our democracy is at stake," and "Donald Trump is the biggest threat to democracy (what happened to white supremacists being the biggest threat?)," I hear this: "our totalitarian dreams are in danger of not coming to fruition."
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  1218. When did we ever trust attorneys (no offense, Steve)?
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  1219. I love Karyn and follow her. Do you have the link for that particular video? She is absolutely dead nuts on target with what she says.
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  1220.  @justinleonard6183  Here's the thing, Justin: men can be alone without being lonely. It's just that a lot of men don't know that. But, thanks to forums like this, they're learning. Women, on the other hand, are incapable of being alone without being lonely.
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  1221.  @MikeM.1971.GenX.  Nobody's fault you have the attention span of a gnat.
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  1222. Has anyone else noticed that the wokest, furtherest left-leaning, totalitarian "it's for your own good" a*holes are women? Not that men can't make good dictators, but in the modern age, it's women in positions of power that are trying to subjugate the rest of us. I kind of include Dan Andrews and Justin Castro...er, Trudeau in that subset.
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  1223. 😆
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  1224. That whole screed by Carville was an exaggeration. Everything that comes out of the mouths of the left is an exaggeration on the order of "we're all gonna die!" If you elect Trump, that's the end of democracy! If you elect conservatives, that's the end of freedom as we know it! Our world is going to end if ______________.
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  1225.  @matthewstewart5008  Oh, look, spam! Reported, crack head.
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  1226. Hint: USAID.
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  1227.  @louisliu5638  I'm pretty sure she's Filipino. That doesn't mean she can't speak or read Spanish, but if I'm right, that's not her native language.
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  1228.  @mvpfocus  You're right about the restitution. As far as why buy a shack, Houston (and Harris County) is booming; the prices are through the roof. As to the programs for educators, I remember those, but don't know if any of them are still in effect.
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  1229. They never were. The behavior companies exhibited toward women, back in the day, by not hiring them, f-in'-ists attributed to misogyny. It was no such thing, yet stupid wah-men bought it hook, line, and sinker. Companies didn't want to hire them because of all the baggage women brought into the work place. They didn't want to hire them because sooner, rather than later, they'd leave the work force to get married, have babies, or get divorced. And, back in the day, most women went to college because that's where the "smart" men were; the guys who had potential to make big bucks.
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  1230. Single moms produce criminals. 75% of convicts were raised by single moms. Single fathers raise productive citizens who give back to their communities - even when those fathers themselves may have been ex-convicts.
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  1231. She's brain damaged or something.
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  1232. I had a motorcycle accident a few years ago; woman on her phone turned left in front of me. I blame climate change.
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  1233. Junteenth has become the beginning of riot ...er, I mean mostly peaceful protest season.
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  1234. Hold on there, Nate. At the 7:32 mark, you say "...that's their, they have the right to remain silent, unfortunately." I had been just getting ready to joke about her taking her right to remain silent to the extreme when you said that, and I thought "Wow! I've never heard a lawyer say that before!" Every lawyer I've ever heard has said this, or words to that effect: "Do not talk to the cops." And they'll go on to talk about attorneys and all that. I sincerely hope you don't give advice to the contrary, because frankly, I was shocked, and I don't shock easily. "Sure, go ahead; talk to the cops; what could go wrong!?"
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  1235.  @seacoast4950  They are the No Prize. That is a thing, or was. Google "Marvel no-prize."
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  1236.  @nekemli2622  "So if a man consents and a woman consents, the woman is a victim?" ALWAYS. Especially at the collegiate level. Even more so if both are more or less equally inebriated. The woman is considered to be INCAPABLE of giving informed consent, whereas the man will be considered guilty in the kangaroo court of the college or university, even if cleared by law enforcement authorities. There are plenty of stories if you go looking for them.
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  1237.  @steelheadstalker  You said "Yes, in the "in the eyes of the law" there is no difference whether the offender is male or female, but the difference for me is, a male offender can force himself on a younger female, it would be very difficult for a female to force herself on a teenage male." I get where you're coming from, but a) with an equalizer, such as a weapon or coercion - typically grade-related, women are able to force themselves on young men. It happens quite a lot in our society, at all ages. The lack of physical capacity is why I figure women haven't been able to enslave us men. Also, b) just because a young man or a young woman has a physiological response to a coercive situation, that does not mean that they "want" it, and that can have long-term psychological affects on both.
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  1238.  @Vikingson59  No you wouldn't. No 12-year old boy would have been able to keep his cake hole shut.
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  1239. Unsubscribing. I genuinely like your channel, however you have not one but 2 sponsors I doubt you patronize, and one of them is jarringly in the middle of your video. I pay for Premium so I don't see the pre-programmed ads in videos. I do not appreciate content creators doing an end-around that by prostituting themselves for products they are unlikely to use themselves. Oh, and what a coincidence that around the same time content creators began doing this en masse, Google/Youtube lowered the amount of money they pay out to monetized channels. Seems strange, doesn't it?
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  1240.  @JamesF-v4x  He probably married that "nice" girl working as a stripper at the tittle bar off post. You know, the single mother his buddies all told him was the town pump. "But she loves me!" LOL!
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  1241. I think you've got the right of it, Kurtis. That engine hasn't come up to temp often enough or for long enough periods of time, or even been started regularly enough to blow the condensation out, which has led to the rust issues. Most of my career in automotive was spent on gasoline engines; very little time on diesels, but the growth in the #1 and #4 could be from the fuel itself. Diesel fuel can suffer from condensation issues, as well as contamination from bacteria. Biodiesel wasn't a thing, back in my day, but it seems to me like it might be more susceptible to certain kinds of contamination, but that's just a guess. Diesels depend on heat for combustion, and despite what a lot of people, including truckers, think, long idling times aren't good for even a diesel engine. I've honestly never seen a wear pattern that went perpendicular to the bearing like that. That's a weird one. I wonder if that's something that happened in the manufacturing process.
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  1242. That one ho-bag "accidentally" cheated. There she was, at a party during Spring Break, when she tripped, fell, and impaled her Slot-C on some random nekkid guy's big D. Thank gawd he was there, or she could have had a nasty bruise somewhere other than her nether regions.
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  1243. Well, and they're bringing brown people in from all over the world to replace American blacks.
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  1244. The cops will only violate your, the law-abiding citizen's Constitutional rights, not the poor, misunderstood criminal's Constitutional rights.
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  1245. Neil Young had a hit with "Down by the River" (1969) album "Everybody Knows this is Nowhere." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KflCXmEX6BY
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  1246. Well, and they had zero issues with the voting machines being hooked up to the internet in 2020. Now, all of a sudden it's a problem?
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  1247.  @kellmarie1004  Did you just misgender Kamalalaladingdong!? For shame!
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  1248.  @jetnavigator  When a man and a woman are equally intoxicated, women are considered under the law to be not capable of making an informed, consensual decision, and are therefore absolved of any responsibility whatsoever should she wake up with a hangover and a bad case of buyer's remorse. Men, on the other hand, while, as I said, equally as intoxicated as his horizontal tango partner of the evening, are judged to be 100% capable of taking advantage of the sweet, pure, and innocent (and obliterated) woman. Therefore, under college and university tribunals, they are judged to be rapper-ists by default, especially since the f'inists on campus see him as a potential rapper-ist already. So, hurrah for pound-metoo!
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  1249. No, no, no, stunning and brave single mom modern woman! You're doing it wrong! Your son is a mere male and as such, his feelings should NOT be taken into consideration. They will not be later, when he's out on his own. You're just setting him up for failure. Consider the online rallying cry of bearded, hairy-legged trans male lesbian "feminists," which is to just "deal with it." In fact, you're failing your son by not encouraging him to explore what clearly are feelings of misplaced body dysmorphia. You should have had him on puberty blockers ages ago! The bonus is: the unfeeling institution of public indoctrination...er, education, would protect him instead of allowing bullying to go on. Fear not, madam! It's still not to late to get him into the system. Or dump him off on his father, if known.
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  1250.  @tomlxyz  Because labor is the largest cost of doing business.
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  1251. They are ILLEGAL ALIENS, not "undocumented migrants" or any other euphemism you want to tag them with.
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  1252. I can confirm that this "not trying" actually works. Sort of. For instance: I stopped trying to date when I was 24. I gave up and said, "I'll practice not trying, and if it happens, it happens." I've not had a date in 44 years. Not even with a professional, who generally charge by the hour. Today, I'm single, happy, self-contained, have a modest retirement income, no debt, and did I mention: I'm happy.
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  1253.  @tikifreaky5204  Bill Cosby.
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  1254.  @anthonywilliams7052  I'm 68 years old, and the last woman who initiated contact with me was over 40 years ago, when she slapped me. She asked me if I was a male chauvinist, and even though I really didn't know what the term meant, I said yes, and she slapped me. Pretty sure she also called me a baby-ender as well, but it was a long time ago.
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  1255. Donnie Lemon, who is married to one of the oppressor race, is addicted to lying. And he's really good at it. I particularly like how he creates an image of a 400-pound man in the basement, then immediately pivots to a lie that even the Russians have said was a lie. Is there a special school for that kind of prevarication, or will any old public school suffice?
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  1256. Maybe he didn't remember you because you're such a forgettable nobody, if indeed what you say is true. Putz.
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  1257. Yeah, you do have rust in Southern California. If you live in any beach city, town, or community from Santa Barbara to San Ysidro, right along the coast, you have rust as bad as anything in the rust belt or the deep south. Generally speaking, once you get about 5 miles away from the coast - in most areas - you get away from the salt air and humidity. In some areas, the semi-arid region that is Southern California comes right up to the ocean, as is the case in Malibu, up the coast toward Santa Barbara. And, it's worse in some beach towns than it is in others. Even in the same towns, you can have extreme rust, were just a mile or two away, you don't have hardly any. Leucadia, Cardiff-by-the-Sea can be really bad, but Solana Beach, just south of there, not so bad.
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  1258. I dated a sister, back in the '70s. In Tulsa. You know who the ignorant, ass-showing, side-eye making, sh*t talking people who were against miscegenation? Black people. Not one white person ever said anything to either of us; not in the year plus that we'd been dating. At least one ninja had to show their ass in public anytime Betty and I went anywhere in North Tulsa.
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  1259. It's beyond ironic that if Safeway, and other retailers come out and say "it's because of shoplifting," without saying who's doing most of the shoplifting, the black community KNOWS that it's primarily members of their own community doing the shoplifting, and will scream "that's racist!" That's like if Waffle House sold and moved out of an area and said the reason was because their customer base had shrunk to where it was no longer profitable to keep the doors open, due to fights and disturbances, as well as people constantly walking out without paying for their meals - again, without naming names - and the black community turning around and screaming "that's racist!" thereby admitting that it's black people causing all the problems. They KNOW who's causing all the problems, and even though Waffle House (in this hypothetical situation) never said it was black people causing all the problems, and they dime out members of their own community without realizing that's what they're doing. At 68, I've traveled and lived all over this country. I've been in the military, in the blue collar world in a wide variety of occupations, and I retired from the white collar world. I'm sad to say that my bigotry is the soft expectations I have for the black community as a whole. Yes, I understand that no all _______ are like the rest. Just as that beyond-Archie Bunker-type guy that lived next to us in Philadelphia doesn't represent all white people. But when activists, black, white guilt leftists, and others constantly harp on how racist white people are by virtue of their skin color, eventually, people like me are going to react. I would hope that Dr. King is spinning in his grave right about now. His dream is dead, and they're digging that hole deeper to bury it in.
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  1260. I wish he would keep things a little closer to his vest, rather than putting it out there to get the left all stirred up.
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  1261. I don't like Vivek because a) he's a pharmaceutical mogul, and b) because he's basically doing an Obama. He's come out of nowhere, and suddenly, he's a thing.
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  1262. The higher the body count a woman has, the less capable she is of fully committing to her so-called "life partner." I wouldn't say that that is their fault, in the sense of that's how they're wired. It is their fault if they ignore the psychological/emotional component that makes them what they are. Then again, especially these days, they can't (or won't) even define what a woman is. There appears to be a widespread and concerted effort to obfuscate those psychological and emotional elements that make a woman what she is, and even to eliminate the concept of woman as a distinct entity altogether.
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  1263. Socialists in Europe love 15-minute, smart cities. That tells me everything I need to know.
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  1264. Dick Cheney has entered the chat and wants to discuss safe gun handling.
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  1265. That's not why we went down, Adam. We were not day (or night) drinking. It was a...an earthquake! Yeah, that's it; that's the ticket! Earthquake. You may not have felt it, but we sure did, standing on 3 skinny legs like that.
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  1266. I love Bill. He is wrong, wrong, wrong. Those "kids" as they call them (I was a 17-year old kid in Southeast Asia, back in the day), have been holding up signs claiming "We Are Hamas." Explain that away, Bill.
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  1267. This is complete and total hot garbage. Do you do drugs, Danny?
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  1268. The problem is that because of EEO, which has been around MUCH, MUCH longer than DEI, wokeness and all that, you CANNOT get rid of the people who REALLY need to be gotten rid of. It's dang near impossible.
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  1269. Honestly, most of the organic stuff goes back over the fence, from whence it came.
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  1270.  @glee21012  Go ahead and strike a police dog and see what they charge with. I've got a bunch of greenbacks that says "assault on a police officer."
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  1271. She takes up way too much space to be non-dimensional.
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  1272. I've said for years now that women are essentially unhappy creatures. While they may be capable of moments of happiness, they are unable to sustain that happiness. One of my theories is that happiness requires effort, which is work, and the vast majority of women are allergic to work. It's worse than them just being incapable of being happy. The problem is that they are not happy with other people being happy. It pisses them off, frankly. That's why they've been working since the end of WWII to insert themselves into all male spaces. It's not that they're feeling left out; though that may factor in to it in a minor way. No, they know that men are happy in those all-male spaces, and on some level, women feel compelled to bust that sh*t up.
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  1273. Women aren't happy unless men aren't happy. Even then, women aren't happy.
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  1274. Brandon is still (allegedly) the President; not the San Fran hooker.
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  1275. Allgood was a Southern Democrat. Shocking.
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  1276.  @LagrangePoint0  I'm gonna joo you out of that phrase.
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  1277. Have you noticed that women almost never...let me say that again: ALMOST NEVER say "I want to find someone to love"? The 37-year old: "I just want real love and a relationship." In other words: I want a man to DO something for me. That's because women are incapable. of. love. Except themselves. They are hard-wired with a crap ton of emotions, all balled up like a giant hairball, but love is. not. one. of. those. emotions. I'm beginning to believe that it's a survival mechanism. What purpose it serves, I don't know. When (if) I figure it out, I'll broadcast it from the mountaintops. I suspect I'm so close to that answer that I can't see it yet. Men are in it for love; women are in it for money. In other words, you don't have to be emotional to love, because it's an action word. It's a verb. We experience happiness in practicing love for the people we care for. For women, it has always been transactional. And until f'inism came along, women, for the most part, were good with that. After f'inism, not so much. Now, they feel entitled and demand all the things that men historically provided them as their part of that transaction. Unhistorically (made up word), women now feel that they are owed all the things, without fulfilling their part of the bargain. And men are finally wising up, walking away, and saying "Oh, hell no!"
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  1278.  @jamesm5192  Don't kid yourself, it still happens. How often? We may never know; but we do know it happens.
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  1279.  @Vicki1930  No! That's bullcrap! That's terrible advice! What the hell is wrong with you!?
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  1280. She said that it was possibly time for her to leave the country in January of 2016. She said it plainly, but with a little bit of wiggle room - as lefties invariably do. But it's hard to find by googling it. Almost every result focuses on the clip in the video above, but it can be found.
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  1281. The phrase "emotional intelligence" is a trigger for me. It pisses me off when women use this phrase - men do not use that phrase - to indicate some kind of smug superiority over men. There's no such thing as "emotional intelligence," you sanctimonious 304s. There is emotion, and there is intelligence. Women live in their emotions, even though they are capable of intelligent action and choices; they seldom do so. Men are perfectly capable of having emotions, though we've learned (often the hard way) that to display emotions is to display vulnerability. Anything we say that admits to our emotions can and will be used against us, especially by women.
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  1282. "....an investigation...." Update: "We have investigated ourselves and found we've done nothing wrong. How dare you question us."
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  1283. FCC: "Russia, China, India's space junk falling to earth is no big deal." (probably)
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  1284. When did Steve Harvey grow a set?
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  1285. Air Canada got that idea from the po-po, who have argued that police dogs are independent contractors.
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  1286.  @JamesF-v4x  " @rebelrrp watching a video, and engaging in the act, are different things" Yeah, I'm old and I watch videos of stuff I'd never want to do (or have done) all the time. Pretty much all you have left when you're old, alone, and undesirable.
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  1287.  @nocturnal101ravenous6  Or a 1000 or so. Give or take.
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  1288.  @itachi_blvckitachi_blvck-jq6pf  Yeah, well, good luck, simp. Don't come crying to us when it all goes pear-shaped.
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  1289. That's why women comedians are generally not that funny. A few have their moments, but most of them are so crass and crude, they'd make a sailor blush. I know, I was one.
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  1290.  @zachmadonnawesberry3258  Or, he could be a former TAC, PJ, CCT, or SR. Google Air Force Special Operations. Don't be such a wienie. Use your gourd for something besides a hat rack.
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  1291.  @Rick8191-tv8pg  aka Nepotism.
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  1292.  @richardthompson6366  That implies we had the ball in the first place. We did not. We were OLD by the time we got control of the ball. Many of us were retired by the time our parents gave up the ball - which they did by dying off. Nice of them.
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  1293.  @AccentBwoy  🤣 You've never actually talked to a real woman, have you?
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  1294. You can say "Not ALL men," but the way the narrative is being put out there, it's all men. Next up: curfews for men. Maybe even registration for men.
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  1295. Crime victims have not had rights in this country for a very, very long time. Now they're codifying it.
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  1296.  @Shotty-McGunns  Where there's smoke, there's usually fire. Unless somebody forgot the lube. Or someone's doing a burnout.
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  1297. Grace Slick has remarked on a couple of occasions (that I know of) that (to paraphrase) "If you're over 50 and still out there touring, stop. You look ridiculous." I mostly agree with that. For whatever reason the Beetles stopped, it was, as Rick says, the right time.
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  1298.  @anthonyramirez7272  How many strikes are we up to, now? Got to be in the millions.
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  1299.  @brianstone4459  All that sounds like my entire life, except there's no getting back to what drove me. My entire life has been putting one foot in front of the other and doing the next indicated thing. No passion, no excitement, no enjoyment; just 60+ years on earth. I've been retired since 2020, and at 68, basically waiting around to die. I'm not rushing it, mind you, but I'm just waiting for the inevitable.
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  1300.  @ancientflames  No money, but nobody cares about that, right?
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  1301.  @kirkbespokeify  Yep, I was the retirement program.
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  1302.  @SonGoku-ll5gf  No, I would not. Been there (twice) done that, and the best thing I can say is that I didn't catch anything.
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  1303. My father used to make peanut butter sandwiches by mixing peanut butter and Karo Corn Syrup in a bowl and spreading it on bread. It's good, and I did that for many years. Poor man's survival rations.
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  1304.  @sunwalkermusic  Yeah, been there a few times on business. It's the people who ruin things.
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  1305. If you watch Graveyard Carz here on youtube long enough, you will in fact, see cars where people have swapped out things like firewalls for the apparent express purpose of committing fraud. Graveyard Carz, to the best of my knowledge - too much reality TV drama, so I quit watching - specializes in Mopars, by the way. It takes a combination of skill, time, and patience to perform that kind of swap, and do it so that it looks factory. The ones I've seen didn't look factory. But the point is, it has been done; even occasionally just to replace a bad firewall.
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  1306. You're spelling "liberal" incorrectly. It's L-E-F-T-I-S-T; LEFTIST. See also: totalitarian.
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  1307.  @TheMeJustMe75  That's wired into women's DNA: straight to the personal attacks and shaming language.
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  1308. He's waiting to be seized under Civil Asset Forfeiture.
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  1309. We've also seen men (and women) "get religion" in prison. Not all of them turned their lives around once they were released. How many of them are in the 25% of people who do NOT re-offend? There's a study for someone. Don't forget: around 75% of people in prison in the US were raised by single mothers. Recent studies show that children raised by single fathers do almost as well in life as children raised in a healthy environment by a man and a woman. They did not say anything about children raised by same-sex couples of either gender, though I'm sure there have been studies. Those studies' conclusions are probably not flattering, or they'd be trumpeted from the rooftops constantly. The point is that yeah, we men have been watching, studying, and taking notes on women for the vast majority of our lives. What most of us did not realize is that, as others have said, there is what women say they want (what they teach their boy children), what they think they want (what they keep to themselves) and what they respond to. Our mistake as boys and men is thinking that women generally say what they mean, and mean what they say. You know, the way men mostly do.
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  1310. "I don't want to be the good boy! I'm tired of being the good boy!"
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  1311. Did anyone else catch the "...Puerto Rico where I'm - in my home state of Delaware..."? Once again, President Houseplant nearly had a "been there, done that" moment where he started to say "...Puerto Rico, where I'm from...." which is what he said in the document they display on screen. Third sentence, where he's stumbling to find his words: "... or a Puerto Rico, where I'm fr- ...."
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  1312. The cooch is a commodity to be traded. They don't like giving it up unless they want something. If you're providing something they already have (house, food, car), they see no reason to keep giving the poonani. They will, however, give it up in their monkey-branching to try and land the next fool in an effort to move up from you - and to leave you destroyed. I'm convinced that that is their motivation in life. It's like sick first-person shooter video game.
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  1313. Like the federal government, like the state (and local) government.
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  1314. You can tell a leftist is lying when you see their lips moving. It's called "misappropriation of funds," honey. Look it up. I lived it for 25 years. You have to spend the money Congress gives you for exactly what they give it to you for. Otherwise, you're breaking the law and can go to prison.
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  1315. At this point, Karen is practically a Franna certified crane technician. You're lucky to have her, mate.
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  1316. When the SWAT team moonlights as a demolition company.
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  1317. It's about time those Amish did something besides commit violent crimes and engage in antisemitic behavior. What's that, you say? It wasn't the Amish? Who was it? Oh, we're not allowed to say? Well, that doesn't seem right.
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  1318.  @voixdelaraison593  Except we're not a democracy; we're a republic. Learn the difference. A democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner. We have the electoral college so that NYC, Smell-A, Chiraq, Evil DC, and a few other large 3rd world hell holes don't dictate our politics based solely on population size.
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  1319. People say "Hard Head, why you no travel, now that you retired?" This kind of stuff is the biggest reason why. That, and what's going on in Demonrat controlled cities is the other.
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  1320. A man asks a woman if she would be willing to sleep with him if he pays her an exorbitant sum. She replies affirmatively. He then names a paltry amount and asks if she would still be willing to sleep with him for the revised fee. The woman is greatly offended and replies as follows: She: What kind of woman do you think I am? He: We’ve already established that. Now we’re just haggling over the price.
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  1321. Modern women: "we're constantly terrified of all men! You don't know what it's like to be a woman; to be afraid of every man during every waking hour of every single day! Reeee!" Random dude who meets the eye candy criteria: "Hey, w'as up? Get your number? Wanna hang?" Also modern women: "Oh, hee-hee! Sure, big boy! Want me to bring pizza with me?"
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  1322. It's baffling to me why these women think they can get off the c*ck carosel and into a commitment (for however long) without seggs. I mean, there are women out there, and I'm sure you've seen the videos, where women are pushing back against the idea that they ought to be willing to do the deed with their husbands. All of my adult life, it's been so far beyond cliche that once the rings go on and the requisite number of crotch goblins are pumped out, the seggs stops. At least for the husband. And oh, by the way, even mental health professionals are tip-toeing up to the admission that women cheat more than men. Thinking men have always known this, but society has always, always denied it, and blamed men for leading women astray. There was something the other day that said that fully 50% of women in relationships have at least one backup guy, and women are even admitting to having rosters - even while they're in "committed" relationships. Again, if you were fixin' to jump out of a perfectly good airplane on purpose, and the instructor said "remember! You have a 50% chance of you parachute opening," would you still jump? I've never departed a perfectly good airplane in mid air like that, but I'm told that it's one of the most exhilarating experiences that one can engage in. Well, legally, anyway. But if you have a 50% chance of that experience ending in disaster, well, that's enough to give a fella pause. Unless you had a death wish. Or a terminal disease.
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  1323.  @DigitDesign  Fooled a lot of people.
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  1324.  @manoroyop12  It's a trap man! Don't do it!
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  1325.  @lawv804  I got one of those trophies once. Took a series of shots in the butt to get rid of.
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  1326.  @regulaguy1733  Everyone except us average guys.
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  1327. It's quick and easy, neat and tidy. Stand over the toilet; pee afterward and flush it all away. Total elapsed time: 10 minutes, give or take. No need for messy entanglements.
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  1328.  @PureMagma  And yet, once you start digging into things, the overall judicial system is clearly biased in favor of women. They are awarded less time for doing the same sorts of crimes that men commit; they are typically awarded alimony and/or child support in the majority of cases, and nearly always awarded full custody of children and/or pets. Additionally, in so many cases that the saying "women walk away from marriages with cash and prizes in the form of half his resources," is nearly ubiquitous. To the point where arguing exceptions are almost laughed at.
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  1329. The mother gains credibility in my book because early on, she mentioned that the flight attendant who she allegedly misgendered's COWORKER was offended on BEHALF of his/her/it's coworker...not the one who was allegedly transgressed against. We've seen the well-established pattern over the last 20 years that the biggest trouble-makers are not the allegedly marginalized members of whatever allegedly marginalized groups that are so offended. No, it's their ADVOCATES who apparently have no other life goals than virtue-signalling on behalf of allegedly offended marginalized people for some kind of social media victim by association street cred.
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  1330.  @litigioussociety4249  WTF is wrong with you?
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  1331. @user-or4fe2sk3v That's when the trouble began.
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  1332. I wish those skanks would stop dating, but more than that, I wish they'd SHUT THE HELL UP ABOUT IT!
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  1333.  @jonathanbair523  Because it's wired into their DNA to have Chad's baby, and make a weaker man pay for it. Our damn society is structured to support that sh*t.
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  1334. The irony of f'nists nattering on about women's rights - when they really mean abortion - and at the same time, demanding that they, and ONLY they control reproductive rights, at the expense of men - who invariably pay for those abortions. Because let's face it: if women had to pay for abortions, abortions would drop to almost zero. Hell, women don't even want to pay for dinner dates. Even when they make the same or more money than a man they might be out with. Oh, and the Patriarchy! There's no such thing. That's an amorphous shadowy entity that ALL men belong to - because when push comes to shove, women will shove even "f'nist man friends, or 'male feminists'" into the Patriarchy category. Just ask Warren Farrell. It's a boogie man that's anti woman, anti everything related to woman, and it does not exist. When push comes to shove, it is women who are anti male, only instead of the amorphous blob they label "the Patriarchy," 80% of women belong to the actual Borg called "the Matriarchy.
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  1335. She's a born-again cun - uh, virgin. Yeah, that's it; a born-again virgin.
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  1336. Is it me, or did anyone else feel like they lost brain cells listening to that first twit?
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  1337. The Government was the entity that created those monopolies, regardless of whether you call them services or utilities.
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  1338.  @Alexxx492  You take drugs, Bae? It kind of seems like you do.
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  1339.  @uheavy_ideas5142  No it's not. Stop thinking; you're not good at it.
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  1340. I saw Adam from ABOM79 do spray welding a while back, and as impressive as that was, this seems a lot simpler and more straight-forward than the method he was using.
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  1341. I would settle for a "strong inclination" if I were stupid enough to try to find a relationship again. I got mostly lucky the one and only time, but I know that was a fluke.
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  1342. Yeah, I don't understand that female mindset of "what's mine is mine and what's yours is mine," except that women move in and out of the workforce AT WILL. You understand? When they get to a certain age, they say "I'm tired of this rat-race," and they find a guy who'll support them (on 40K) and they QUIT their 100k job! Then, in about 7 or 8 years, they get tired of being a SAHM, and if they don't divorce the man and take everything he has, they'll go back to work. So it's not that she's likely to keep her $100K job, once she cons some sucker into wifing her up, but even if she does, all of these modern women feel entitled to keep the money they make to themselves, and I don't understand where that comes from. Into and out of; into and out of. That's precisely why male hiring managers in the past did NOT want to hire women. They knew. They hire a woman, train her up, and the next thing they know, the woman has quit, gotten married, and is off having babies. So now they have to go through the whole thing all over again, preferably with a male employee who is likely to stay at that company long-term. NOTE that that's AFTER the Federal Government said "you can't discriminate against women in hiring," which mean the Gov't began looking at quotas to determine solely on that basis whether you were discriminating against women in hiring. Before that, managers tended to hire not only men, but MARRIED men, since married men were less likely to make like women and flake. I got turned down for jobs because I was not married in those days, and I wasn't smart enough to lie about it. Managers also knew that by hiring women and young, single men that that job would NOT go to a married man who needed that job. And now, companies are actively discriminating against men generally, and white men specifically, WITH the blessing of the Federal Government.
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  1343. When you're trying to imply that he pulled major hunks of hair out without actually saying he pulled major hunks of hair out. If she's not wearing a wig, losing that much hair would leave her all but bald.
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  1344. Hey, Compagno ! Don't be hating on drag shows in Ecuador! Secret Service needs some down-time to unwind from conspiring to take out Presidential candidates, you know.
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  1345. Wait, so I thought the left "hearted" China, Cuba, North Korea, Afghanistan, and Iran. Suddenly, they're bad? I'm confused.
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  1346.  @meengene777  You had me until your last sentence. Like, what century are you living in? Apparently not the 21st century with the rest of us poor saps.
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  1347. Sounds like the Newton cops are mad about not being old enough to have been concentration camp guards during WWII.
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  1348. Leading off with calling the city counsel "horrible human beings," and so on doesn't seem to be an effective persuasive strategy.
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  1349. Same. Sheetz has always struck me as a little scummy.
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  1350. Maybe the debil is a woman. I've thought that for decades.
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  1351. The way cities always approve these things: kickbacks.
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  1352. The GST seen on that advert sheet at 1:52 is, a 10% value added tax. Some countries call it different names (Oz calls it Goods and Services Tax), but those names mean the same thing. Basically most things along the supply chain have that GST figured in to the price, with the final consumer of that good or service paying at the end. An example of a service is a taxi ride. The GST is figured in to the price and the rider pays the GST when they pay the bill. https://www.ato.gov.au/businesses-and-organisations/gst-excise-and-indirect-taxes/gst/how-gst-works
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  1353. Shaming men is the default setting for women.
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  1354.  @asmoo1894  said "Guys it seems our movement is working I've had 3 Girls from my past try to Contact me again for an Opportunity for the Ring 💍. How did they even get my new number" If a man does it, it's called #stalking.
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  1355. "I tink this hooman not know what she doing. She say 'good girl, very good girl' but not have enough treats. Then she put me here, put me there, can't make up her mind, and still no treats!"
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  1356. I'm stting here sreaming at the top of my lungs "TASE HIM, GODDAMIT! STOP TELLING HIM YOU'RE GONNA TASE HIM AND TASE HIM UNTIL HE GLOWS IN THE FUCKIN' DARK!" That trooper needs to lose his job, lose his pension, and spend at least 30 days in jail for being so goddamn stupid. I hate corrupt, power-mad, cops and the cops who cover for them, but I think I hate this cop even more, right now.
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  1357. I was captured by alien and she did horrible things to me!
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  1358. I don't think I've ever been in one. If I have, it was the '80s and I was drunk for nearly that entire decade.
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  1359.  @astreagc1187  Once the prosecutor has the case, it's not up to the alleged victim.
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  1360.  @gailainsley6939  You're a population of one. You don't represent "most" women.
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  1361.  @Just_Pele  Maybe you should clarify that. I've seen what happnes in areas where leftists a*holes move to, once they've turned their home turf into a 3rd world sh*thole. And then want to do the same exact thing in the area they've moved to. Exhibit A: Texas
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  1362.  @EdOtis-n2u  Most, probably all of the trades are like that. I've done factory work, restaurant work, construction, truck driving, been in the Navy and the Army both, a professional auto mechanic. Later, I went to college and became a white collar worker, but yeah, every trade I worked, drug and/or alcohol abuse was pretty rampant. Oh, and the 1st responders are not exempt. If anything, they're worse than the rest.
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  1363.  @brianmeen2158  said "Then I must ask why in the world did you marry her in the first place? And why did you stay married to her for 24 years if that was truly the case? In so many cases guys do not vet properly and they ignore multiple red flags and they get married and just seem shocked that it didn’t work out" In the case of 90% of men, they're so glad to have almost any woman give them a little bit of attention, they (we) will jump into it with both feet, and we'll stay there until things become untenable. Even then, we'll still try to hold on with all our strength when women have not only checked out, but have become abusive, mentally, emotionally, and even physically. There's a reason that of the 50+ percent of marriages that end in divorce, women file in 75% of those cases.
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  1364. The brakes never get hot enough to dispel the moisture, so the best thing is to put an annual flush the brake system once a year. European cars have done that forever, mainly because they used aluminum wheel cylinders for a long time. As part of the casting, it should say what size the bore is, and you should (being the operative word) order rebuild kits. Those typically include the pistons, the cups and maybe the springs, I forget. It's been a minute. Or three. You can hone the wheel cylinders with a regular ball or a flexible stone hone. Alternatively, some emery cloth will do the trick, if the cylinder isn't too rusted. I always found that water on the brake assemblies was most effective as an initial cleaner, followed up by brake clean. The main thing is that it keeps the dust down, because you don't want to breath that stuff in. No more than you do, probably won't hurt you, but better safe than not. Then again, my days go back to when everything had drum brakes, and it was all asbestos.
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  1365. Worse than not interested, we're f*cking annoyed with the average, run-of-the-mill modern 304 twit.
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  1366. And, since most modern women ARE the wrong women....
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  1367. Hahahahahahahaha! Boycott! Three (3) percent of the population is going to boycott a big box store! That's funny, don't care who you are.
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  1368. "Iz dat camera? Iz I on puppytube? Dis my best side?"
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  1369. Just getting ready to post this.
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  1370.  waynefoxton9081  Took you long enough.
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  1371.  QueerdoLoc  Made me laugh.
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  1372. Around 33% of children are being raised by a man who is not biologically related to that child, and the men have no idea.
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  1373.  @mikefisher2673  That's Fluffy's "Oh, hell no!" level.
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  1374.  @anotherfreediver3639  said " Well it can be a transactional thing for men as well ..." Only in the sense that men will evaluate the relationship and determine to themselves whether they're getting the return on the investment they're putting into the relationship.
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  1375. Should have shown Chef "Eat Drink Man Woman" (1994) by Ang Lee. It's not strictly about cooking, but it's a great movie all the same.
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  1376.  @postmodernmining  It's not guilt. She thinks it is; she calls it that, but what she really feels is emotional distress at being ostracized for her behavior. That's what's causing her mental anguish; not true guilt feelings.
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  1377. The economy is doing great - provided you are a rich bastard like Mittens Romney.
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  1378. I'm throwing the BS flag on this. I retired as a federal employee at the GS-13 level, with 26 years of service between my government service and my military service. People voluntarily retire. People are offered buy-outs, which is when the government offers the employee incentive to go ahead and retire. The government also eliminates that position, so they can't hire somebody into it, after they paid someone to vacate it. People can resign. The offer to stay at home and not work, but still get paid sounds like a sweet deal - until you realize you forfeited a retirement. That's not such a good deal, unless you don't have a minimum amount of time and aren't old enough to collect a retirement. People are put on probation for one to three years, and there are several factors involved, such as fresh hires out of college (3 years), newly hired former or retired military members (often 1 year), but here's the thing: if I, as a GS-13, were to move into a GS-14 slot, that's a management position; almost always. Not everyone makes a good manager, and despite having 20 years in the government, that GS-14 position is a probationary position. I have talked to people who still work for the government, and such probationary people have lost their jobs. The thing of it is, it's hard to get people to work for the government. The main reason to work for the government is the benefits, because it sure ain't the money. The vast majority of the workforce in the Defense Department is educated at least to the baccalaureate level. A great many of the jobs in DoD pay more on the outside. For at least a half dozen years, the growing concern within DoD is the aging workforce, and the lack of replacements coming in. Next time, do a little more research before claiming to be something you're not, and talking out of your 4th point of contact.
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  1379. That old nag needs to go to the glue factory.
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  1380. I can't see inside her head, so I don't know for sure; however, I have been watching people for 60+ years now, and here's the pattern: women tend to fritter away their late teens and twenties, and then expect a man to rescue her by wife-ing her up. Like I said, it's a pattern. Women are all over social media doing exactly that: they've wasted their 20s being party girls and spending whatever money they make (and then some), and then they get tired of working in their mid-30s, so they start looking for a man. Except they don't have, we'll call the attractiveness quotient (some people call it the sexual market value) that they did when they were younger. They still want those hot guys they were after in their 20s, but those guys have options, and chicks like this are not on the menu - except by the hour. In the middle of the night. And the guys they didn't have time for in their prime are suddenly looking more attractive. Except those guys have also really begun to buckle down and get their sh*t together, and they don't have time for girls like her. But don't listen to me; after all, I'm a mid-Boomer and retired. What do I know? Except I've been there, done that, got the scars.
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  1381. They neither are or are not, for me. A good friend's wife, herself a redhead, and an attractive, though mildly psychotic (like the vast majority), as well as her sister - unattached, younger than my friend's wife - looked at me and that got the old married dude's motor running. I exercised good trigger discipline and didn't pull it, but for the first time in my life, a woman got me spun up, and that never happens. If I'd have been an a*hole, I had motive, means, and opportunity, right there for not screwing it up.
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  1382.  @jenniferbowie2773  What's your point? 😁
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  1383. I could send you a picture that looks like that one's sister. On the other hand, a real Aussie would bite the water as it comes out the nozzle and would relish getting wet. At least all 6 of mine did.
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  1384. Is Tampon Timmy going to say the same thing if, say, people pull down statues of St. George, for example?
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  1385. That woman...what'cho want, me to wo you like my girlfriend? Paraphrased, of course. No one has slapped the stupid off her, and it shows. Darius, brother, shipmate, how do you guys even stand black women? White women are bad enough. No wonder the brothers are all going passport.
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  1386.  @MaggieKeizai  Well, it is overwhelmingly Democrat.
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  1387.  @QuantumSqueeb  Yes.
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  1388.  @DonnielSeymour  Leave of absence.
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  1389. "Barely legal" is code for "underage." Prove me wrong.
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  1390.  @fattoria_di_bastoni  That sounds like most cops already. I mean, yeah, they typically speak English, but their comprehension (not compression) has always been lacking. Their need to be large and in charge, to be obeyed at all costs is their Achilles heel.
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  1391. Free college education only works when the economy is booming. Hint: it's not doing that under this regime.
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  1392. "As a former Republican...." Not all Republicans are libertarians or conservatives. At least half the Republican party was arrayed against Trump in solidarity with the Demonrats.
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  1393.  @PeacepiperF20  🤣
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  1394. I'm old enough to remember when New Yorkers flooded California, back in the '70s, and basically ruined that once great state over the next several decades. Tit for tat.
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  1395. I've had parasocial relationships with women ever since I began to notice them at around 12 or 13.
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  1396. What most women don't get is that, in the words of General George S. Patton, Jr. "A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week." Men get that. It's why we generally marry the woman who is in front of us, rather than holding out for a supermodel. They, on the other hand, are holding out as long as they can, and even when they don't get their perfect man...well, first of all, they resent it, and immediately start looking to monkey branch. Then they cheat on their man, trying to lock down another, presumably higher value (to them) man. After that, they set out to destroy the first guy's entire life - because they resent the hell out of the "fact" that he wasn't the man of their dreams, and that resentment has had time to fester.
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  1397.  @cecilfletcher4404  When my wife died, she left me with $11,000 in debt. On one credit card. The card was in my name. There was other debt, zero savings and bills coming due, but that was the big one. You also might want to consider that men tend to buy women things as much, if not more, than women buy things for themselves.
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  1398. Well, that and the fact that men are being clued into the fact that most women's problems are self-inflicted.
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  1399. Leftists not only act like there are no successful black people (who tend to be conservative), but they tend to vilify those successful black people.
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  1400. Let's face it: if it were not for the drive to procreate, we men wouldn't need women, period. Yeah, the human race would go extinct if women suddenly disappeared overnight, but who's to say that's a bad thing? We men would be sad for a few minutes, then we'd get back to doing what we were doing before we discovered women's absence. They think they are so vital for life, but again: procreation. That's the only thing they're really necessary for.
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  1401. When they banned Alex Jones from social media, they said "it's just this one guy; he's too extreme!" The next thing you know, they're banning people willy-nilly, including then POTUS Donald J Trump. I mean, the left already thinks everyone on the right is dangerous; especially those pesky law-abiding gun owners who might not cotton to the leftist totalitarian...er, I mean "democratic" agenda. Trump was absolutely correct; they're not after him (per se), they're after us. He's just standing in the way. He's a literal and figurative target for their wrath, but if they manage to eliminate him, we're all next, starting with the GOP.
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  1402. Oh, and credit where credit is due to youtuber What'sHerFace for the Alex Jones/Donald Trump thing.
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  1403. It's not worth it being in a relationship with a woman, period.
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  1404.  @MichaelHeinrich1  Let's not get carried away, mate.
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  1405. No, because that's considered Personally Identifiable Information, and it's prohibited. The average person cannot fathom the number of cyber attacks on the US government 24/7/365. That includes not only trying to actively break into the US government's IT systems directly, but attacking people directly through such methods as phishing attacks. I've talked to several people who work for the DoD about the 1st email that went out, and they all say it looked exactly like a phishing attack.
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  1406. As well as paying for people who can't afford the internet. That part, I resent.
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  1407. I'm thinking Silas would approve of the way you ripped that cab off.
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  1408. Irony alert: Tim Pool is not a conservative. Or rather, I should say: the left has moved so far left that they've left his left-leaning moderate ass in the dust and make him look like a far right conservative from their point of view. But again, he's not a conservative. If anything, he's a left-leaning libertarian.
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  1409.  @openview8463  Where is it written that "society" is supposed to care about you? "Society" only cares about what you can do for society; not you as a human being.
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  1410.  @thehulagang3968  You're projecting, Spanky. You demonrats always project your bad behavior onto conservatives.
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  1411. If she's got all that going on, why is she on the internet complaining that men won't date/marry her? Clearly she's got it altogether, so how about a nice, hot cup of STFU, ma'am? Go do your thing and leave us men alone. A-lo-one.
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  1412. Her picture out to be in the dictionary next to "Low Quality Woman." At most, she'd be a 4. With that hair, she's a 3. Given her financial illiteracy, poor decision-making, and spending compulsion, she's a 2.
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  1413. Let me rephrase: "$250,000 in PROPERTY crime. I mean, it's not like she committed any real crime."
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  1414. I wonder if Frank is related to Hank. For those of you who don't recall, Hank (I) ran for the senate in Virginia sometime in the late 2000s, against former Governors George Allen (R) and Tim Kaine (D) for the state’s one open Senate seat, at the time. The late Hank was characterized as "Washington outsider, Hank had no previous political experience." Oh, he came in third in the hotly contested race.
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  1415. The real question is, let's assume the Demonrats don't cheat their asses off to install Biteme in the Oval Office once again and Trump wins. What then? He can only do so much via EO. With the entirety of the left, and most of the right against him the last time, it's a wonder he got as much done as he did, and he accomplished a lot. What happens in 2028? Who takes Trump's place? Most people seem to feel that it's not Ron DiSantis. As good as he's been for Florida, he won't even come close to Trump. Oh, and same question for DiSantis; who carries the torch after him? Another Charlie Crist?
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  1416. I know this is 2 years old, but here's the thing: if I'm going to lay out $75 - $100 for a date, and it's going to lead to "Thanks for the snack," nah. For that kind of money (I hope), I can get a hooker and a happy ending.
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  1417.  @goodolearkygal5746  400 years of slavery in America, despite America only being a couple hundred years old. 247, to be exact, this year. Because math be racist. And sh*t.
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  1418.  @Lee1517  The Government can, which is a large part of the reason they act the way they act; they know that ultimately, their daddy Government will bail them out. It's better to trap a man and take half (or more) of his sh*t, rinse and repeat, but they know that their Daddy in Washington has their backs. That's why women vote 80% for the communist (aka Demonrat) party.
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  1419. I've never had a toilet-time mishap with a weapon. I'm neither in the FBI or the capital police.
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  1420. Chickie at 2:26 is cute as hell, but looks don't last forever.
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  1421. What is it with the sisters and diarrhea of the mouth?
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  1422. She says something at about the 23:14 mark, or there abouts; right after she says "None of these men want a strong woman," which she's both correct, and incorrect about. We men, generally, want a woman who embodies the strength that only women have. We don't want to be in a relationship with a dude who has boobs and a slot "C." But what she says right after that goes to something I realized quite a while ago, which is that women don't really love their children. Children, for women, are a status symbol within the tribe (of women, because men only care about their own children; we don't give a f*ck about your children). Women treat their boy children as defective girls. Mothers do that, and teachers (including young college and university professors) do that as well. Provided there's a man in the house, women individuate from their boy children much earlier in life than they do their girl children. And, women kill their own children much more often than men do, including accidental deaths such as leaving them in a hot car, as well as driving them into a large body of water to drown them. Women use men to both trap men, and to punish men, especially when women leave the marriage.
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  1423.  @DonFahquidmi  That's ray sis! Or something.
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  1424.  @MarinePigVa  Or don't want to agree.
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  1425. The dentist wants to RETIRE soon!? Baby girl, you haven't been in the work force all that long. Welcome to our world! What makes you think that just because you've got a slot-C that you're better than those of us who have to work until the money we EARNED and INVESTED kicks in, or we croak, whichever happens first! I promise you, that because I invested, I'm 67 and not only do not have to work, but I bring in half of what you make. I don't have to even leave the house! I promise because I used to bring home what you make. Ho, you think that because mommy and daddy paid for your education, and you bought a dentist out of their practice and you worked for a handful of years, you're entitled to RE-F*CKING-TIRE because you have a gaping wound of despair that bleeds buckets of blood once a month and a bad attitude, here's a thought: buy a bag of concrete and seal that wound up. Maybe it'll make you less heinous and entitled.
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  1426. Well, let's take a look at who's committing the majority of crime.
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  1427. In other news, polar bears are actually of African descent. It happened when many times great grandfather bear was visiting his cousin Goldilocks the hooker, trying to do an intervention on her skank azz. He and Mama Bear hit it off a little too well, if you get my drift. So anyway, the son that was born of that union always wanted to see where his real papa came from, somewhere north of Skyrim, and so he set out. It's the only reasonable explanation of why white people have been trying to "off" polar bears.
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  1428. Well, that's most women. 80% of them are voting demonrat.
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  1429. The thing of it is, they persecuted Trump every day in the media and on social media, and in the courtrooms, but he refused to be a victim. The party of victims wanted to turn him into a victim, but that iconic moment when Trump, bleeding from the ear, shoved his fist in the air and cried "Fight! Fight! Fight!" is emblematic of that refusal to be a victim.
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  1430.  @JoaoGabriel_WM  Classic projection.
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  1431.  @gerry-p9x  It's the Mustie way.
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  1432. The leftists want make it about age, because on some level, they know Joe isn't going to be around much longer. Once he's gone, they can go after Trump on what? Age. Nothing else has worked, so why not that? Look, Mad Max is as crazy as a bedbug, but she's a) older than Biden, and b) pretty damn coherent when it comes down to it. Yeah, she gets facts mixed up and all that; hell, I'm at least 16 years younger than her, and I garble stuff up from time to time.
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  1433.  @ajcrum3689  So they appear to be not working, but you don't know that for sure. Some of my most productive time came between 16:00 and midnight.
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  1434. Men are extremely visually-oriented creatures. Having said that, if you line up 10 women, the one that's wearing any kind of hat is the one that catches my eye above and beyond. Shoes, boots, gloves...even ties are that extra something in my schema.
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  1435.  @RayMottarelly  By being a Blue Falcon, would be my guess.
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  1436. She needs people to send her money to pay for those fake-ass eyelashes.
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  1437. Should we believe all women? What is her political affiliation?
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  1438.  @BigAl4244  A 1,000 miles, apparently.
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  1439.  @untouchableghost6757  What should be and what is are two completely different things. I'm seeing a trend lately where people who study these things say that you can only count on a marriage lasting, on average, from 7 - 10 years. Some do last longer, it's true, but that seems to be the consensus.
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  1440. Exactly the same. Exactly. Same with stuff coming from Fedex or UPS, though they've always been shit, so I try not to order from any company that uses UPS. In fact, I tell them to either use another company, or don't bother. Somebody said that Amazon and the other delivery drivers use the Post Office to drop stuff off, and was roundly criticized, but in mine, and many others here in "Flyover Country," he was absolutely correct.
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  1441.  @sspradley11  That's not the problem. They never even try. FedEx, UPS, Amazon, none of them will even attempt to deliver, unless it's a large package. Anything mailbox size, they go VFR direct to the Post Office. Now, if it's a large enough package, most of the time, they'll bring it to my door. Some vendors won't deliver to my house, so I have to give them the address of my cousin, or someone I know in a nearby area, but yeah.
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  1442. Google translate says "can of worms" in Latin is "can vermibus." For whatever it's worth.
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  1443. It's okay when women do it to men, but how dare men ghost women!?
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  1444.  @pelle7771  F'male rich people. Males, not so much.
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  1445. There was an after school special called "The Wave," which actively demonstrated how the Nazis rose to power and how the populace was complicit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wave_(1981_film)
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  1446. So good, that means the EU won't be buying any of our military industrial complex products, right?
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  1447.  @jkepler1571  Exactly. I turned down a partial ride to UPenn, but still would have had to depend on grants and loans, because neither my wife nor I was making that kind of money, and I didn't start making that kind of money for...I want to say 8 years. But by that time, my wife had retired (I was a late bloomer), and roughly $100,000 for my upper division work was not even in the running. It wasn't the only reason (crime around the UPenn campus, as well as the commute from the outskirts of Philly were others), but the idea than I didn't need the connections did factor in. Instead, I ended up going elsewhere for about $30,00 a year, and was perfectly happy with my 4-year degree. It got me into a career that I retired from and I'm comfortable in retirement.
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  1448. She's a woman; of course she's not going to get the same sentence as a man. Duh.
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  1449. Police spokesman: "We have investigated ourselves and found we've done nothing wrong." <advisor whispers in his ear> Police spokesman: "Um, even if we have done something wrong, we can't admit it, and you can't sue us for it. So, suck it."
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  1450. You couldn't have credit cards years ago because you weren't held responsible for debt. A man was. And I stumbled across that gem by accident. Good luck trying to find that on the google. Good luck trying to find anything that doesn't support the Narrative (tm). Just like children under 18 cannot enter into contracts, neither could women, because if they worked at all a) they didn't make enough to incur debt, and b) women tend to opt out of the work force when marriage and/or children come along. An employer could not depend on a woman to stick around for the long haul - which is still true today, except now they're forced to put up with it. Also, women take more time off. They are more likely to go to the doctor and/or stay home and not work when they're "sick (including that time of month)." I mean hell, their birthdays are a national f*cking holiday! I had a female boss - who was great, by the way - whose policy was that if anyone wanted their birthday off, they could do so, no strings attached.
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  1451. Perhaps the so-called "transgenocide movement in the U.S." is some kind of perverse wishful thinking.
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  1452. Single mothers, I can just about guarantee it.
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  1453. If I wanted to do dudes, I'd do them; not women who act like dudes. What was it that Blue Collar Comedy Tour guy said (I think it was Jeff Foxworthy)? Something about "if it weren't for the sex, I'd probably be gay." Which was funny as hell, because we can all relate. Literally; we relate better to men that we do women.
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  1454.  @Luso00_  If you look at the left, both men and women, as a woman, and the right, both men and women, as a man, it all begins to make sense. Feminine/masculine, with the feminine possessing all the worst traits and none of the good.
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  1455. Your first sentence makes no sense.
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  1456.  @FollowTheBible2  Author and photographer Fran Lebowitz once quoted a Texas friend - can New Yorkers have friends in Texas? - who is alleged to have said "The problem with women is: they have all the p*ssy." I never heard that in all the time I lived in Texas, but nonetheless, having all the cooch has gone to their heads.
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  1457.  @soulfulman1971  Speaking of gender confusion.
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  1458. They really need to take a long, hard look at congressional staffers. They are the ones who are elbow deep in the budget, not just Congress critters.
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  1459. @manospherehighlightsdaily Dude, you need to start putting links in your description. It's a little frustrating to have to try and google where you're getting your information from so I can go look at the article in order to gain context. I do quote a lot of the stats I find in yours, Better Bachelor, Alexander Grace, Darius M, and other's videos.
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  1460.  @updfdrakkell143  Precedent.
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  1461. I've long wondered where some of those circuit justices got their licenses to practice law. The answer is probably along the lines of "a Cracker Jack box." Or the Buford T. Justice Institute for Judicial Mayhem. Or something.
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  1462. One of the biggest reasons that people are how they are in today's day and age, that almost no one talks about is mothers. They are attention-seeking hoes, and that includes their children. They raise their boys as defective girls, and they raise their girls as their besties; as a attention-providing BFF. And nobody can figure it out.
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  1463. What video is this clip from?
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  1464. Hate speech equals disagreeing with the leftist narrative (tm). Given our federal government's propensity for the aggregation of as much data on we the people, who wants to bet that this kind of information goes in our permanent records in Evil DC. Or server farms around the country.
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  1465. What's the over/under on the judge committing "Bidencide"?
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  1466. You're late, Nathaniel. Attorney Steve Lehto covered this on his channel days ago.
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  1467. Walmart does not have consistently low prices across the board. When they build a new store, they chop their prices in order to put the squeeze on local businesses. Once those businesses have shuttered and their employees mostly go to work for Wally World* and the prices, across the board, go up. What they do do is to keep SOME prices on certain items low - and this is a science, not guesswork - to get and keep people coming in, but on the majority of stuff, it's the same price or even higher than elsewhere. It's all about the perception, and in the mind of the general public, the perception is that Walmart has the lowest prices overall. *walmart calls that transfer of employees "job creation." You know: sort of like people being out of work during the 2 weeks to flatten the curve, and then going BACK to work, and a certain Presidential regime...er, administration calling that "job creation." Like that.
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  1468.  @pastykrump  Democratic freedom of speech means you have the freedom to agree with the Demonrats.
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  1469. Let's face it: NOTHING makes women happy. They are, to borrow from the Big Book of AA, "constitutionally incapable" of being happy. Love is happiness, and it only works if you practice it. You can't find it; nothing and no one can give it to you. It's a choice you make to either do or not do. Men get it. We absolutely get it. We all want someone to love, to borrow from that Blues Brothers' song. That's what makes us tick. My late wife got it. I've heard her tell other women: "Hard Head isn't romantic in the wine and candles sense, but I can tell he loves me because of all the little things he does for me."
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  1470. Strange that he's startled by noise. Maine Coons are typically fairly tolerant to noise.
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  1471. Part of my childhood was spent growing up on farms (tenant farmers) as well as farms of my relatives on my father's side. Every time I see a woman with a ring in her nose, it reminds me of that part of my childhood where we put rings in the noses of both hogs and sows. It fits.
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  1472. The Hodge Twins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VM0uNyxTro&t=1s
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  1473.  @DoubleOhSilver  Yeah, they like to conflate the words "men" and "boys" when it suits them. Boys do mature more slowly than girls - until about age 16 or so. Girls remain at that age for the remainder of their lives, or until post menopause (according to my sisters), whereas boys typically mature well into even old age. Then we tend to regress. I'm 68 and I still play video games. Not often, but still. Now get the hell off my lawn!
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  1474. What if you never had a sex life in the first place?
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  1475. "Should a man ask a woman about her body count?" LQW: "why does it matter?" The correct response is: "If a man has a history of DV, don't you think that's something you ought to know about?"
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  1476. No one can fix you. No one can make you happy. Welcome to Realville, where the majority of men live. Life sucks, and then you die. You can choose the attitude you live your life with, or you can be a victim. Choose wisely.
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  1477. What they mean is "threat to their plans to turn us into a totalitarian 'democracy.'"
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  1478. You know, if you're going to keep fat-shaming cats and then getting into grudge matches with them, I'd recommend some strength training. For you, not the cat; the cat's already strong enough to kick your butt if she were so inclined. My daughter had a couple of cats; both of whom really put on the pounds after they were fixed. They were both indoor cats, so they didn't get a lot of exercise. Plus, she tended to over-feed them, so with all those factors in mind, yeah, they were girthy.
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  1479.  @dangeary2134  I know a guy like him. In fact, he had 4 older sisters. We've been friends for well over 40 years, and I love the guy, but I wouldn't want to be like him.
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  1480. In their world, feminism is code for female supremacy. They're having a harder and harder time hiding it.
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  1481. So we're not going to talk about how women file for 80% of divorces in the US, or about how women are vindictive enough to weaponize their children against the fathers, and to use the coercive power of the courts to keep fathers away from children?
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  1482. If you're nervous, fidgeting, ect., you should be. The phrase "the female of the species is more deadly than the male" came about for a reason. That nervousness is your subconscious mind trying to save your life.
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  1483. Chris, if you could link to that article, that would be helpful. Always cite your sources.
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  1484. She should be able to send the torn up money into the US Treasury and get them to replace it. It's been a lot of years, so I don't remember all the rules, but it seemed pretty straight forward the last time I looked.
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  1485.  @schadenfreude191  Weak men began handing over power to women at a time when even other women said "that's not a good idea." Weak men have handed over so much power that it's almost impossible to stop it at this point.
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  1486. One use of the name "Butterbean" applies to (from wikipedia): "Eric David Scott Esch, is an American television personality and retired professional boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial artist, and professional wrestler better known by his nickname "Butterbean". A competitor in the heavyweight and super heavyweight divisions, he is an overall four time world champion across the four sports." Super heavyweight means he's a big ol' boy. I should say "was" a big ol' boy. In 2021, he weighed in at around 515 pounds. By 2023, he'd lost 200 pounds. 200 pounds is more than I weigh at 170.
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  1487. To her, it's one and the same.
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  1488. Mothers are still women. I don't know about yours, but mine prepared me well...to be a simp. It's that old thing about what women want boils down to what they think they want, what they say they want, and what they respond to. My mother told me what she said she wanted. You know, make friends with women, open doors for them, be nice to them, and so on and so forth. Simps.
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  1489. Women in the US vote between 70 and 80 percent Demonrat, so basically the same.
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  1490.  @HollAnna  Unlike you broads, we men are not part of the Borg, and I mean that in a creepy "what one knows, they all know; what one thinks and says is that they all think and say" kind of way. We're not taking credit when we say "we [men] built society." We're acknowledging that men in general do the building, whereas women in general do the tearing down. We also understand the concept that each individual is responsible for his or her own actions, for good or for ill. I don't take the blame for white men owning slaves, for example. I'm old, but I'm not that old. I never owned a slave in my life, and I never knew any slave owners, or any slaves or former slaves. Unless you count wage slaves, but that's a different conversation. This idea that all men are responsible and should be held accountable for other men's actions and behaviors is ludicrous. First of all, it's such a chick thing to say, and second, coming from the sex for whom accountability is like kryptonite is beyond laughable. It is hypocrisy of the highest order.
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  1491.  @Inked_Latina13  🤣 That's beyond hysterical! I genuinely had a belly laugh over that one. Jeebus. Y'all women sure like to present yourselves as innocent victims of "duh Patriarchy," to the point when it comes to "he said-she said," it's "Believe [all] women!" and all hands on deck to do so. So much so that guys have had their academic careers destroyed when he and some "they all look prettier at closing time" engage in mutual, horizontal combat; she gets buyers remorse in the morning, and claims he graped her because quote "I was too barachio to give consent." Well, you know what happens next. Even though he was just as over-served as she was, he is held responsible for the whole thing; put in front of an academic kangaroo court - even when, as in many cases, the civil authorities assign no blame and absolve him of any wrong-doing. The kangaroo court finds him guilty, guilty, guilty! He's almost always kicked out of school, any scholarships he might have had revoked, and his chances of getting into another institution somewhere between slim and none. In fact, they're actually doing him a favor by kicking him out, because it's actually worse trying to move among EVERYONE at his school when they "know" he's a branded man.
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  1492.  @brandonmiller2171  You can't be a 27-year old virgin and claim that your approach "works perfectly fine...." Those two statements are incongruous.
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  1493. Beotch is in her 50s, which means she's tapping daddy, who's in his 70s, to pay her bills.
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  1494. Remember, fellas: you have what women THINK they want, what they SAY they want, and what they RESPOND to. Almost never are any of those three the same, nor do they overlap in any substantive way. They THINK they want (insert magical utopian kingdom here), but what they SAY they want comprises 5-10% of the male population (all the Sixes); however, what they GO FOR is the bad boy (to the rest of the world) loser who doesn't have 2 nickles to rub together, who treats her poorly, if not badly, and who is the diametric opposite of what they say they want.
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  1495. Uzbekistan guy is pretty typical of people you find among beach communities. For some reason, they're drawn to those communities from all over.
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  1496.  @sld67869801  Yeah, there's an MD here on youtube (Dr. Boz) who says if something contains more than 7 ingredients, put it back on the shelf. That's a pretty good rule of thumb. And we haven't even talked about GMOs and growing cells to make chicken, and stuff like that. Bugs, for gods sakes. It's like South Park and that time Cartman made his bully eat his own parents. The elites are making us eat literal crap.
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  1497. Are you talking about sex, or self-pleasure, or even both?
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  1498. Here's how to estimate a woman's body count, because unless she's an ugly 11-year old, she's not a virgin. Not even a born-again virgin. Subtract 17 from her age. So, say she's 27. 27-17=10. Multiply 5 times 10 and you get 50. That's her body count. Is it higher? Could be. Is it lower? How hot is she? If she's at least a 6, but for sure a 7, it's not lower. You're welcome. Oh, and before I forget: there's always that one dude in her past that she could be married to you for 50 years, and she'd drop you and your children like a hot rock for. Always. There are no exceptions. Even if it's a doppleganger; somebody that looks like him, acts like him, reminds her of him; she's gone. Buh bye. And other women, the legal system, and even the cops will not hold her accountable. They understand! And they will move against you, because it's not her fault that you're not him. It's your fault for not being him. Even if, or especially because you reminded her of him, but became compliant and malleable to her when you caught and expressed feelings for her. That's when she began to despise you for not being him. I should capitalize Him.
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  1499.  @davidford3115  You spelled "bunghole" wrong.
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  1500. I'm 68, turning 69 this year. I never wanted children, mainly because I didn't want to turn into my father. Fortunately, at my peak in my mid-20s, I was at best a 5, so not attractive to the opposite sex, and therefore, in no danger of getting married and having children. And I never had any. Do I regret it? I'm sure there's some part of me, deep down that does, but I don't listen to any negativity like that. I'm negative enough all on my own.
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  1501.  @AA21-J  Well clearly you're an ID10T.
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  1502.  @nightowl2486  Wait until there are none of us left to pay for the free sh*t and the new slaves are just that.
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  1503.  @TERRY-cb2ku  Yeah, all their criminal gang bangers and cartels are in this country.
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  1504.  @AnthonyCroydon909  The one called "The United States?"
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  1505.  @king_pred345  Not with a 75% recidivism rate in this country, there's not. My own father went to prison when he was in his 20s. He ended up in prison again near the end of his life, and ended up dying there.
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  1506.  @TheVersipelis  Yes, actually I do. There is nowhere that men can go that women haven't busted in with the law in tow, saying "you're under arrest for the crime of being happy without women." Okay, that's not actually what they say, though I suspect it's true. What they say is "but discrimination." Ironically, women are allowed to have women only spaces, no men allowed. How is that equality?
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  1507. They're only ready for us average good guys after they've been flung over the Wall and have face-planted into Realville. Then, all of a sudden, we're marginally good enough - and all the while, they're simultaneously plotting our destruction (because they had to "settle") and attempting to monkey branch us because they still believe they're the 10s from their late teens and mid-20s and can do better than us. You know, the guys who have been willing to worship, adore, and sacrifice in order to provide and protect them.
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  1508. I understand how these low-information, uneducated women might not know how legislation in this country works (at least theoretically), given the state of our education system. I understand this is one more thing to try and pin on Desantis to make sure he doesn't become President - and I have no opinion on him, right now - but they keep saying "Desantis, Desantis," like he introduced and passed that legislation all by himself. He did no such thing. Somebody needs to educate these ignorant sloots that it takes a bunch of people to pass legislation; that governors and Presidents don't do it on their own. Even the Won couldn't do it all on his own.
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  1509. I thought those Peckerbuilts had air starters on them. Eh, that was a long time ago. Maybe they don't use those anymore.
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  1510. I understand not wanting to pay out. That doesn't mean I like it, but I understand that corporate behavior. What I don't understand is cancelling paying customers. Do they think they're going to make it up with volume?
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  1511. You know, Herrera, you say that like shooting reporters is a bad thing. Given how many reporters are leftists, he probably got a masochistic tingle up his leg, or something. You know, like Chrissy did, and probably the reporters Hill Dawg fenced in that one time.
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  1512. If a guy has female friends, chances are good that he is in one or more of those female friends' so-called "friend zones," and that means he's a simp. At BEST, he's a back up, but more than likely, he's fulfilling boyfriend/husband duties and obligations while she's between "situationships." Note that I do NOT mean the conjugal kind of duties and obligations; I'm talking about the fiduciary kind. A guy can have female friends; even friends who are married. I've had...4 in my life, including a former boss. Everything has to be circumspect and above board. For instance, if I call my former "office wife" - my now late wife gave her that label; I'd never heard of it before - I'll say "hey, it's been a while, you and the big guy want to go to lunch?" Most of the time, he can't attend, but the key is: he knows we're friends and going to lunch together. Hell, I've been invited to their house for holidays several times after the Mrs. passed away. We've kind of drifted apart, as these things do, and that's okay. We still remain in touch via social media, and a lot of time between texts (like over a year), but the connection is still there. Everything is open; there are always witnesses. When my wife passed, my now former boss organized gift cards, sympathy cards, food, and brought it directly to me house - chauffeured by her BFF. I wouldn't have it any other way. Female friends can be a great resource for many things, especially perspectives that might not have occurred to you. But female friends aren't like male friends; you don't belong to that club; that sorority. You can visit, but only in the lobby, and when visiting hours are over, you have to leave. In a real sorority, the house matron or the senior girl would make sure you a) were not unattended with the object of your affection, and b) that you left when visiting hours were over. OMG, did I just date myself or what? I can't imagine the free-for-alls that sorority houses must be in this day and age. That's the way it has to be, especially if you really care for your friend, because it's more than likely her reputation that will get besmirched or ruined if someone has an ax to grind.
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  1513.  @donaldpump8882  Whose money are you going to use? Because it's a proven, historical FACT that leftists don't use their own money for anything.
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  1514. Life itself is pretty pointless.
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  1515. That mime isn't doing a very good job at miming.
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  1516. More and more, women in particular, people are coming out and admitting that women cheat more than men. Psychologist Sadia Khan, for instance. You don't have to be a researcher or a PhD to know this; based solely on how many women accuse their men of cheating. People doing bad things always accuse others of doing exactly the same thing.
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  1517. Well, it's not like she's getting ran through at her age and with that extra poundage and bad attitude.
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  1518. "I'm not the center of attention and my mommy told me I was!!!" (implied)
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  1519.  @georgereevesjr8289  It has. I was in the Navy in the early '70s, and I heard it, except it was (don't quote me on this) 73 cents on the dollar. I've actually watched the gap close, over the decades, but it will never reach full parity. Even though we now hear of women out-earning men in many fields.
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  1520.  @biruk316  Women's needs with respect to the workforce led to an entire industry - the temp worker - being created. Kelly Girl (later Kelly Services), Manpower, and at least a handful of others were all created to allow primarily women to work ad hoc for temp agencies who would pair their woman's knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs in government speak) as well as their availability with companies temporary requirements for extra labor. Many of the positions were secretarial in nature, but there were also white collar, even engineering, scientific, and so on. Someone on the ball could be pulled in by a company, and it was a win-win-win. Win for the agency, because the company would have to pay a fee to hire the person; a win for the person being hired, especially because they were already working for the company; and a win for the company because the temp had already shown their abilities to do the work, and to fit into the company culture. Again, that whole industry came about because women had needs to work flexible hours and/or days.
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  1521.  @bestofluckusa  If a man is rich and powerful, many women have very flexible morals.
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  1522.  @allie9462  "That’s where you’re wrong. Women are nurturers and more loyal than men. Women actually get so much pleasure from taking care of their man by cooking for him, cleaning for him etc. it’s an innate desire to make sure your man is cared for to face the big bad world" 🤣 Hahahahaha! Yeah, no. Women are NONE of those things. Women are incapable of love, of happiness, of loyalty. That's not to blame them; it's a biological imperative. Women are biologically wired to be incapable of the things I just mentioned. It's a survival mechanism in order to reproduce. Like the man said, men and women have to LEARN strategies in order to compensate for what they lack in areas that make them attractive to the opposite sex. For example: I'm short, at 5'7" tall. That puts me solidly into the "average man" category, which means I have to learn strategies that make me more attractive to the opposite sex, which happens to be the one I've always been interested in. If a woman is plain, for example, being and staying fit, wearing of clothing that not only enhances that fitness, but complements her "type," and so on, can go a long way. Too many women (and some men) think that they're entitled to the opposite sex bringing all the things to a prospective relationship for no more reason than they have a physical presence. Just look at how women respond, after they've listed what a man needs to do for them, and what the woman is expected to provide, and if they don't get angry, they do the Vanna White wave and say "Me! I'm the table!" No. No, you're not.
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  1523. I'd give a woman as many years of alimony as the number of years she was married. Unless she gets married before that alimony period is ended. That includes a "long-term relationship," period. This isn't prior to the 1950s; women have plenty of opportunity to educate themselves, brush up on their job market skills, and get the hell back out their. They can even do so from the comfort of their own homes. I did an MBA online with almost no on campus work from 1,500 miles away, and not only that, but I did some of it on the road for work. There's no excuse for anyone who wants to pursue education and job skills to do so.
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  1524. Nate said "...this is what happens when you hire criminals and give them guns." Leaving aside the historical fact that NOPD is, or has been one of, if not THE most corrupt law enforcement agency in the country for many decades, there are many people who will argue that cops ARE criminals with badges and guns. In fact, that old saw goes like this: "What's the difference between a street criminal and a cop?" The cop has police powers, a badge and a gun." I heard that back in the '70s. The thing of it is, Simmons could have been injured or killed by a brick. I've seen it happen not 10 feet from where I was. She looked to be in uniform, which suggests to me that the perp was not only willing to try and injure what looked to be a cop, but anyone who got in his way. The only reason he didn't try to incapacitate her was a) she was armed, and b) there ware at least 2 others after his punk ass. I would argue that he posed a serious threat to the community at large. Criminals only escalate their behavior. My only issue with her is that she endangered the public by doing what she did. Pretty good shooting, however; 7/11 rounds at a moving, man-sized target that a lot of people would have a hard time hitting from that distance were it stationary. How many rounds did New York cops fire at a suspect some years ago, and hit everything BUT the alledged perp? Dozens of rounds fired. I can't remember for sure, but they hit buildings, cars, windows, maybe even a bystander or two. Dozens of rounds.
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  1525.  @hoasam5786  I've been trying and failing for nearly 50 years (maybe longer). I even resorted to self-mutilation, once upon a time.
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  1526.  @jomue8687  "It is an online movement." No it's not. Like others have said, there's no "movement." It started as a concept in men's minds to explain (in part) why they are not attractive enough to score. What they didn't realize, back before the internet, and subsequent to its inception, is that 80% of men are not attractive to women. That whole line of "there's someone for everyone" is BS. There's not. What the internet has done for the 80% is to explain that a) they are not alone, and b) that's just the way it is.
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  1527. Well thankfully, the po-po can now make up probable cause AFTER they've made an arrest. So there's that.
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  1528. I would look to see how the kill switch is wired. The cranking voltage does look intermittently low, but check the kill switch circuit.
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  1529. They're not happy people, and they're ESPECIALLY not happy if they know we're happy.
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  1530.  @aw0422  As these single mothers will always remind you if you try to correct the little bastids or bring discipline into the mix.
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  1531.  @chrisruskai9341  Correct; they are not allowed to lie in court. The reality, however, is that the cops regularly lie like rugs in court.
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  1532.  @WilliamDunn-u2q  In jail (or prison).
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  1533. It's that cop's fault for not tasing the shit out of that imbecile in the first place.
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  1534.  @sporkfaceman  Is that a euphemism for "hookers and blow?"
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  1535. Given that the average height of the American male is, what, 5'9" (I'm 5'7"), it's a pretty safe bet that there aren't enough 6'4" men who make mid-6 figures or higher. The Bell Curve alone demonstrates that. And yet, they claim to be the smarter sex.
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  1536. I've been saying it over and over for a while now: women only love themselves. One day, I think the message will sink in. Men love the people they're emotionally attached to. It's logical, because men are hard-wired to do for their loved ones. It's how men show their love, because love is an ACTION word. It's how men generate happiness; by doing for, by loving other people. Women are miserable creatures who do not know how to be happy. They expect people, places, things, experiences to MAKE them happy; to bring it to them on a silver platter. Fewer and fewer women demonstrate love toward others. They can't figure out why happiness seems to elude them. They can't figure out why men are avoiding them. More and more women are joining the Borg of women in demanding that love and happiness be given to them, simply because they are women, and they "deserve" it. That's not how it works, ladies (and I use that term loosely - like so many of them). That's not how it works.
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  1537. And I'm over here singing like a pre-teen "Granny is a slu-ut! Granny is a slu-ut!"
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  1538. The latest trend is lefties telling one another on social media to "gut it out for the next 4 years. Don't spend any more than absolutely necessary, try to tank the economy."
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  1539.  @SIB1963  That's all well and good, but he should have pointed out Matt's Johnson.
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  1540.  @MarkFlucke  Voice of experience: your kids don't want 90% of your stuff. That was my late wife's mantra: it's for the girls. She passed, and as predicted, they didn't take hardly anything that she'd be saving for them.
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  1541.  @Peetabreadz  You're arguing by exception. It does not disprove the rule.
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  1542.  @fuerstmetternich1997  "It doesnt matter who deserves what, the fact is we need 2 kids/woman in order to not die out." You say that like it's a bad thing. Personally, I'm praying for a really big, honkin' meteor, because waiting for the human race to die out is taking too long. By the way, how many children do you have?
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  1543.  @Kypaige238  "My exact thought truthfully I’d love to provide kids with a good home but I don’t want to be pregnant and raise a kid for 18 years truthfully I’d love to foster kids to provide them the jobs they should actually have and if that turned to adoption that’s great" That's right; put the lazy little slobs to work as soon as possible.
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  1544.  @socrates2788  Most car salesmen (and sales people in general) tend to test high in sociopathy.
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  1545.  @Damo-np7ul  I think it was the personal pronouns "you" and "your" (possessive) that tipped us off. You do remember actual, normal pronouns, don't you?
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  1546. All women really, really hate it when any man is happy. And before a simp or a wahman says "not all wahmen!" yes it is. But they really, really hate it when men are happy, and will do anything within their power to destroy that happiness. They are absolutely incapable of being happy themselves, so rather than work on that, they work on making everyone else unhappy.
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  1547. A feminist would say that it was his fault, because he was a man.
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  1548.  @carnifaxx  That's not how feminism was sold as working. That is in fact, how it does work.
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  1549. Besa mi culo. Literally means Kiss my ass.
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  1550. Good for you, sweetheart. You do know that the year is 2024 of the Common Era, and that things have changed since you last poked your head out of your burrow, there, Punxsutawney Phil. For instance: did you know that 7/10 wives out-earn their husbands? Or that women outnumber men in college 60/40%? Life is...interesting out here, Phil. You should check it out.
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  1551.  @georgebooth2005  Nope, sorry. I should have taken a screen shot, but yeah, nobody else here for quite a while, surprisingly. Okay, maybe the spammers were here, but I have them blocked.
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  1552.  @demigod1013  Too late. Ha ha!
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  1553. I think it's the same the world over, actually. Except here in the States, the postal workers steal checks out of envelopes, "wash" them, changing the recipient and the amounts, depending on what the check was written for.
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  1554.  @redigiovanni  I'm 10 years older than you, and as an average guy who's worked hard all his life, well, let me put it to you this way: if it hadn't been for the internet, I'd have never met my now late wife. Women disgusted me in my late teens, when I joined the military. So much so that I gave up dating at 24. I wasn't exactly a virgin, but that was a mere technicality. 43, going on 44 years later, it's even worse; or it seems worse. I think it's just now that technology has advanced to the point where women do what they've always done, but it's just a lot more expedient to air their business out online.
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  1555. You don't need sex. Sex is stupid.
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  1556.  @ilovefunnyamv2nd  Youtubers stopped allowing it, and STRANGELY, youtube stopped paying out as much money. Hmmm...weird. I wonder if there's a connection. At the same time, content creators started prostituting themselves with "sponsored" ads, hawking products that the vast majority of them never even heard of, let alone use. Pisses me off because I saw the writing on the wall and paid for Premium so I would have to see the algorithmically placed ads, and at the same time, creators turned into money 304s. I spend a fair amount of time skipping the f*cking sponsored spots that even adblocker (that I pay for) won't block.
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  1557.  @demonkingswarn  "laughs in uBlock Origin" How does that compare with Adblocker Ultimate? I only heard of uBlock yesterday (08/08/24), but I've used Adblocker for years and years (I want to say 2014), and have been paying for it for a couple of years now.
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  1558. Women are incapable of being happy. It's simply not in their DNA. If you're lucky, she'll find peace and contentment. Most men aren't that lucky.
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  1559. There is no over-arching meaning to life. The ancients believed that there was some kind of eternal, universal "Truth" that was to be striven for, to have our beliefs and actions measured against...there's no such thing. Life is unasked for; imposed on us without our input or agreement, and the best we can do is to endure it. It's a grind toward some unknown end. Religionists will propose that you have to be on the right team, or else endure some endless torture for not picking the Cowboys over the Chiefs or something.
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  1560. Anything that impedes these adult-ass children from getting their way is "oppressive, enslaving, and abusive." Those are the reason they're lonely, depressed and confused.
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  1561.  @rabbannibey1128  I'm not gonna upvote it, because marriage as an industry is destructive to men, and it's not going to change anytime soon - not in my lifetime, anyway. The contract marriage is a good thought, one that I posted above, however, who enforces contracts?
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  1562. Men alone do not have to be lonely. Women alone are inherently, irrevocably lonely. That's why, after they've smashed through the Wall, they won't shut the hell up about where are all the "good" men.
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  1563.  @dink_diggler  True, but in fairness, most women never get over their first love, their father, who treated her like a princess. I would still not get involved with a single mother; not even a widow, no matter how much compassion I may have for her, especially a widow of a veteran or a cop. A man is nearly always going to play second fiddle to her spawn, and although a guy doesn't have to contend with a baby daddy showing up - though maybe his family - he still is unlikely to have any authority, even when the crotch monkeys are behaving badly. Been there, done that, twice.
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  1564. I forget where I saw it, but somebody labeled OF "OnlySimps." I thought Joker's term "OnlyFools" was pretty clever, but OnlySimps may be a tad more accurate.
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  1565. Crackin' job, mate! Well done! I do have a question, which is why you didn't use a filler strip between the 2 cheek plates on either side.
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  1566. William "The Refrigerator" Perry has entered the chat. Da Bears!
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  1567.  @Grayald  "Choot 'em, Clint! Choot 'em!"
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  1568. "I insist on the top 5% of men, and when they don't treat me right, or reject me, it's every other man's fault." Fixt
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  1569. Stop it? Hell, a great many of us are cheering it on.
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  1570. I'm old enough to remember when most - okay, the vast majority of - women went to college to find a husband. Oh, and when the SHTF, nobody is going to hide behind a feminist. Well, unless she's holding a weapon and knows how to use it.
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  1571. Truth in advertisement.
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  1572. That's because you're a commie.
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  1573. You missed the part where that Madcow guy said the truth out loud. He was talking about McDaniel, but they always, always, always say "look what that guy is doing!" In this case, it was "...part of an ongoing project to get rid of our system of government." It's why you keep hearing everyone from the regime to the MSM mindlessly repeating "...threat to democracy!" Democracy is what they want to install and get rid of our Constitutional Republic. Remember: democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner. We are not a democracy. The left always, always, always accuse everyone else in doing or taking part in what they themselves are doing or taking part in. In this case, the destruction of the United States of America; reducing it to one of many 2nd and 3rd world "democracies."
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  1574. It's not just that women see the red flags subconsciously; it's also, as more and more women are coming out and admitting, that women cheat more than men. They always have, given the opportunity. Those country songs didn't get written in a vacuum or fall out of the sky. And it's not just professional women psychologists; ask a random drunk chick, and she'll tell you. Women cheat the way men change our skivvies. The key word is opportunity. In the old days, pre-internet, especially in small towns, opportunities were limited. The key phrase is "opportunities were limited." Not non-existent. Limited. In this day and age, opportunities for ALL women abound. We know that in the vast majority of cases, if a man is accusing a woman seemingly out of the blue, of cheating, chances are almost 100% that he's the one cheating. It works both ways. The question isn't IF a woman will cheat, but a matter of confluence of boredom, opportunity, and a willing stranger with game who'll tell her what she wants to hear. As Pearl Davis says "women are gullible."
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  1575.  @hewhobattles8869  🤣
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  1576. Sounds like slavery to me. Only instead of taking the child and selling it, they're forcing men to pay for children that they don't share DNA with.
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  1577. Barkley, who I used to respect for his thoughts and opinions, has lost his damn mind. Go ahead and punch someone, Charles; FAFO. You maybe as good once as you ever were, but that's not gonna help you if you are in the hood and you try punching people. You're liable to wind up with so many holes in you that you whistle when the wind blows. And oh, by the way, that dig about Trump being a billionaire? Isn't your net worth somewhere north of $60M? That's current; as of this month. Now it's not a billionaire, but it ain't hay, and if you're not a billionaire, that's on you.
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  1578. Yeah, let's throw money at a perceived problem because that ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS works! Always!. I mean, education, infrastructure, housing, the war on drugs, poverty...you name it, we've thrown trillions at each and every single problem throughout American history, and not ONCE has it ever NOT worked. So by all means, let's throw more money at whatever reparations is supposed to fix, and EVEN BETTER, let's throw money we don't even have at it! Because that'll fix it even quicker! It's the American WAY! JFC, these people certifiably insane.
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  1579. Hoe logic. It doesn't have to make sense; it only has to feel good to them.
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  1580. A marriage will end in 1 - 3 years of a woman getting at least her ideal number of children. Once that happens, within 1 - 3 years of that final birth, they will almost certainly get divorced. The woman has a checklist of things she wants to accomplish. In no particular order: College degree - check High-paying white collar job - check As high a status man as she can get and still show her face in front of the Sisterhood - check Engagement ring - check High dollar wedding, preferably at a destination in order to have bragging rights among her peers - check (oh, and themed) Fancy rock - check Expensive bachelorette party and all the things; preferably destination and themed - check X-number of children - check I used to make a game out of predicting when my friends who went through all that would get divorce. Until another friend said "that's actually pretty cruel." After that, I kept it to myself, but it's scarily accurate.
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  1581.  @CUtigerz97  Found the Christian cuck. I'll tell anybody: Xtian girls are the worst. As bad as secular w'men are, church gurls are at least 10x worse.
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  1582.  @scottyhehehe5367  It may be fatalistic, but it's more true than not. What you call fatalism is men facing up to reality, which is 80% of us men are all but invisible to women, when it comes to being prospective partner material. And that may be a low estimate, given that 90% of women are after the guys in the top 5% range.
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  1583.  @consciouswynneconcepts  If I heard that "so cute but too nice" line (or others), once, I heard it 50 million times. I gave up in my 20s (I'm 67 now).
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  1584.  @BEBESSCHET-rs7ir  Highly unlikely.
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  1585. No, Cash, making lanes smaller does NOT cause congestion. Making them wider, putting in more of them INDUCES more cars leading to more congestion. I suggest you do some actual research on it.
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  1586. What the media just heard: "I'm prejudiced!"
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  1587.  @eestudaj  Your master's degree doesn't seemed to have paid off when it comes to structuring a paragraph. You knew what you were trying to say; I've read it twice and am still trying to figure it out. Your college degree cost what it cost, and that's a sunk cost. We SAY that we earn more with a master's (or even a baccalaureate), but the money we put into that degree is money that we really can't get back. My first white collar job paid less than my last blue collar job; not by a huge amount, but still less. However, at the end of 22 years in that job, I retired making roughly $130,000 a year; far in excess of what I started at, and much more than I could have made in my previous career. As a matter of fact, only the very cream of the crop; well under 10% of the top people in my blue collar field were making upwards of a $100K a year the same year I retired from my white collar job. I did not need a college degree for my white collar job. The requirement to have one was a gate-keeping device. It helped with my communication skills, which is all a general college degree is good for - as opposed to a specialized degree, such as engineering, for example. Effectively, what I think you're trying to say is that by spending money on tuition instead of going straight to work cost you that $55K in wages or salary PLUS the cost of tuition. And that's not necessarily the case. You have to ask yourself "could I have acquired that job without a diploma?" In my case, the answer is "no," absolutely not. That was one of the criteria of the gate-keepers: "do you have, or are you nearing completion of a college degree in at least a general studies area?" There was no waiver for that particular criteria. If your answer is yes, then you might make a case for the lost wages as opportunity cost - except opportunity cost applies to production. Comparing how much you could have made in exchange for your labor and the costs of tuition for schooling is the old apples v oranges argument. Education is labor, but we don't view it as such, since most people don't get paid to go to school as an occupation. I would probably be still in school, if that were true.
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  1588.  @nickwilliams2415  Oooo! Lookit Nick Williams, relationship expert! What books have you written, Nick? Why don't you give us your youtube channel, Nick? What about your website, Nick?
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  1589.  @WayofYahushua  Mr. Ed has entered the chat.
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  1590. There is no purpose in life. It's to be endured, suffered through, to be gotten on with. And then, there is no reward. There's a haiku for you. Of sorts.
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  1591. I never had a cavity in the first 60 years of my life. I only ever went to a dentist in boot came (in the '70s) and once after that (in the '90s). It wasn't until I moved to the East Coast and started going to the dentist every 3 months. All of a sudden, bam! cavities and receding gums.
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  1592. "What do you mean I can't pass a slow-moving vehicle against a double-yellow line, on a blind curve!? He's going too slow and I'm important! I have places to go!" Yeah, that's why the Pennsylvania State Police always run in pairs. If you're driving in Pennsyl-tucky, and you see a State Trooper, you're not home free; there's another one waiting in the bushes nearby.
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  1593. I swear, those birds are on the dole. They look too young to be pensioners.
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  1594. "There are no men who value love...." Know every single man in the world, do you? How about this? Women are incapable of love. What they think is love is infatuation, and when that dies, they reject their men, and when their men stop trying, they claim men no longer love them.
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  1595.  @johndanielsforJesus  Given his statement about "being afraid of brown people..." I suspect I know who would have done the snitching.
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  1596.  @skyegroome223  You clearly haven't been paying attention.
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  1597.  @sciencenotstigma9534  Don't you get tired of being wrong? A man punches a woman and splits her lip. A woman punches or elbows a man, and splits his lip. Who is more likely to go to jail, and maybe even to prison? If you said the woman, then you're part of the societal attitude that somehow men deserve it because they're men.
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  1598. I was thinking worn babbitts about a minute before Matt said it out loud. He's just now pulling the front cover, so I'll be curious to see if Matt and I are correct. I have seen youtube channels where guys are pouring babbitts, so it's not a lost art. I've never done it, but I have seen it done, and it's pretty cool. As to the extra gear teeth, my money is on a previous starter or starters losing teeth. Edit: okay, so not babbitts, but damn! I can't remember ever seeing a lower end that worn. That gear case might could be salvageable, but only if you do it. There has to be old gear boxes in salvage yards, one would think.
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  1599. I'm just here for the kitty bondage.
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  1600. Every Aussie man I've talked to on youtube talks about what sloots Aussie women are. Remember, the current body count world record holder (as far as we know) is an Australian woman (over 300, at last count). In fact, that's the discussion that dozens and dozens of men (and a handful of women) from Down Under ratted out their country women. I asked the half dozen or so Australian women from all over Oz that I have as FB friends about it, linked to it, and to a woman, they all said that it's way more true than not. Dammit, I knew I should have settled in Australia when I had the chance.
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  1601. Isn't forcing someone to provide a good and/or a service that is against their deeply-held religious beliefs, I dunno, tantamount to slavery?
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  1602.  @goonerbear8659  The Government runs Wally World? Who knew?
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  1603. I haven't actually built a computer in almost 3 decades, but as far as software I can't do without, the software formerly known as Crap Cleaner is the main one. I used it ever since they came around in 2004. I finally rogered up and started paying for it a few years ago. I do see that on CNET, they have a link to Revo, which I've already downloaded the free version. Maybe in 20 years I'll buy the pro version. Maybe sooner if it does a good job of getting rid of bloatware. Oh, and AdBlocker Ultimate. I pay for that, too, after many years of using the free version. I've been pretty happy with it for the last 14 years, I think. Malware Bytes, I also pay for. That's the only antivirus type software I run, but I'm old and pretty habituated in my internet browsing habits. Okay, Windows Defender, but I assume it doesn't work, because it's hit-or-miss. I wanted to like Brave, but they have an ongoing problem with creating super strong passwords - and then losing them. That's been going on for years, and they still haven't fixed it. So Brave lasted about a year on my system. That's about it for all the must-have software.
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  1604. You have to hand it to Stink: he never gets tired of being wrong about pretty much everything. Donald Trump's IQ is 153; allegedly the 2nd highest of all the Presidents who have been tested. And that's per Snopes. I'm pretty sure everyone knows by now that Snopes is not normally a friend to the right. Stink also said that not only do "right-wing people love Putin because he's an authoritarian, tyrannical leader, but they love him because he's a WHITE authoritarian leader." That was from a tweet dated 2/24/22, by the way.
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  1605.  @michaelrobinson9713  Well, the devil can quote scripture.
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  1606.  @coolerheadsprevail9312  I know, I know "not all of us!" Stereotypes exist for a reason. The exceptions do not disprove the stereotypes, and the risk to us men is too damn high for us to take a chance. In fact, it long has been. 4 decades ago, we used to say things like "skip the marriage, fellas. Find a random woman you like the look of, and buy her a house and a car, and move on with your life."
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  1607.  @mwalimu8602  I think those offers have been withdrawn, ever since they found out what the basketball culture is really like.
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  1608.  @jamesgermain8466  And brother, she's got a lot of them.
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  1609.  @DMSProduktions  Yeah, and Rick has talked about that previously. I'm surprised he didn't mention it in this session.
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  1610. @@stevenstrain283 Re: this kind of thing not being unusual for Texas. I've lived in Texas, worked in Texas, and driven through (across, as they say) Texas. I really like and admire Texas and the vast majority of its citizens, but I'm not going sugar-coat it. Texas government can act pretty totalitarian at times, and it really pisses me off.
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  1611. You can call us sexist if you like, but biology doesn't lie. You don't need society to remind you; your biological clock is ticking. Speaking of biological clocks, few people talk about this, but the risk of complications from pregnancy go up over the early 30s. Melissa Chen is a renowned journalist, in her 30s, and she just found out the hard way. Also over 30 risks: However, an older mother may be at increased risk for miscarriage, birth defects, and pregnancy complications such as twins, high blood pressure, gestational diabetes, and difficult labors. Additionally: The risk of chromosomal abnormality increases with maternal age. The chance of having a child affected by Down syndrome increases from about 1 in 1,250 for a woman who conceives at age 25, to about 1 in 100 for a woman who conceives at age 40. It is possible that risks may be higher as many statistics only report live births and do not take into account pregnancies with chromosomal abnormalities that were terminated or ended due to natural pregnancy loss.
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  1612. Mitt Romney is following this case about binders very closely.
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  1613.  @LifetimeinWelding  -On Fire Welding, US - HAL Heavy Duty Machining, Oz - Low-Buck Garage, US (people either love him or hate him) - Topper Machine, US - South Main Auto, US - Marty T, NZ
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  1614. There is what women think they want, what they say they want, and what they actually get turned on by. The three are almost never the same thing. Women think they want a good man. They say they want to be treated with kindness and respect. The guy that turns them on is invariably the guy that treats them like crap. What are us good guys who were told by our mothers to treat women as friends, and all that, when we see who women respond to? We weren't raised to talk to and treat women that way. Our fathers would have beat the crap out of us if we were 35 and treating women that way. What are we supposed to think when women say "I think of you as a friend, not like 'that'" and then they dress up like streetwalkers to go try and trap guys...well, you know the guys they're after. And then they come use us as emotional tampons. Basically, they treat us as girlfriends, or their gay male friends. And they have the nerve to tell us we can't be mad at the whole thing, and they go immediately for the shaming language. They're setting us up to come back to - to circle back to us - once they've hit that wall and the bad boys are no longer interested in them. THEN, and ONLY then are they willing to "settle" for us - and even then, there are FB community standard-like terms and conditions. You know, the ever changing ones that don't seem to be written down anywhere, that you can violate at any time? Yeah, those.
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  1615. Man, that was fast!
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  1616. Take it from an old guy (68): Never, ever, ever, ever approach a woman you find attractive when she's with her girls. Never. Don't do it, unless you LOVE being humiliated. Or, you know, if you're a Chad and you know it. Because they WILL humiliate you. "Yes, I dance, but not with you." Don't do it. Follow me for more tips on how to leave women the hell alone. Unless, presumably, you're a masochist who enjoys being tormented by them. There's probably an app for that. I think it's called "attempting to date," or something like that.
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  1617. The one woman (presumably) violating the Hatch Act by showing up to a political event dressed in the Army uniform.
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  1618.  @mattheww797  I laughed my ass off when they did it. Too bad you weren't chained to the barricade.
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  1619.  @jusme8060  Wrong. They've been aiding and abetting terrorists; ergo, they're all terrorists.
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  1620. If you can't afford to take care of a pet, you shouldn't have one.
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  1621. You should probably talk about the socialism that was infiltrating the British government, even as England, the US, and their allies were fighting a war against <checks notes> socialism. It was what primarily forced Churchill out of office, and began nationalizing the industry in Britain, even before all the boys (and girls) had come home.
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  1622. Fox's interview process for hiring the opposing point of view: "Do you do drugs? You do? Great, you're hired for the Five! Welcome to the team!"
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  1623. I've never seen a Maine Coon with that much hair. We had one, same color, when I lived in LA.
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  1624. Martha needs to be in prison for the rest of her natural life - such as it is. THEN maybe she'll get a clue.
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  1625.  @luckyrockmore2796  I'm old, so I know stuff. Not everything, but stuff. I've said for decades, a brotha will hump a snake if you hold its head.
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  1626. In Fallout 4 video game, one of the many things in the post-apocalyptic world one can find amongst the debris are cans of Cram. Cram is clearly a take-off on Spam, and apparently has a shelf life of “Approximately 210 years, allowing for the rotation of the earth, and a few minor dings to the old chronometer!” Fallout 4 fans will recognize the quote.
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  1627. I feel bad for the brothers, because that dating pool ain't worth dippin your little toe in.
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  1628. Chadrone Thunderstroke III.
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  1629. If women didn't have a cooch, men wouldn't talk to them.
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  1630.  @ginuwinereynolds7291  What about the white people who marched and rode, and were discriminated against, assaulted, and even killed fighting for the civil rights of black Americans? They don't count because they're inherently racist due to the color of their skin, right? Isn't that what Dr. King said? "I have a dream where black folks will demand reparations from white folks who can never not be racist! I dream of a day when black folks judge other people by the color of their skin, rather than the content of their character!" I'm pretty sure that's the BLM-revised edition of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech.
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  1631. Yet, the irony is: women want men to lie to them; they expect men to lie to them, and they don't like it when we tell them the truth.
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  1632.  @Micah2147  wrong, simp. It's becoming more and more common, especially since women are rarely punished, or, if they are, it's basically a slap on the wrist.
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  1633. Some people should not be allowed to keep pets.
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  1634. Joyless: "It's not a public safety issue!" The very idea! Also Joyless: "It's a public safety issue!"
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  1635.  @luckyrockmore2796  F'nism happened.
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  1636. I consider myself an average guy. A nice 5 all day long. As I get back in shape and my weight has gone down, maybe a 6. My body count for the last 44 years is 8, including my now late wife. Dude is right; that women is insane. They always take their perspective and what they think and think it applies to men.
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  1637. Unfortunately, the one and only time I saw this was in a theater (which is good) in 1975, when I was in the Navy. I may or may not have inhaled...unknown substances, in conjunction with NOT purple microdot.
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  1638. Vanessa: "I never seem to catch Samoyeds during shedding season." Sable: "Dis hooman look like Samoyed. Is dat my hair, hooman?"
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  1639. We will, simps will not. Although it could drive wah-men even more insane than they already are if the only ones swiping on them are simps. Chad, Tyrone, and Ray-Ray who only want to smash and have their pick of wah-men will clean up, though. Maybe the rest of us can enjoy some peace and quiet for a change.
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  1640.  @RavarsenBlogspot  Who do you think is paying all the bills? Not women, and not the guys they're letting smash. And not we the good guys. Not no more.
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  1641. Subredit girl would have never made it back in the early days of the internet, where your choices were AOL and Prodigy chat rooms, or IRC, and places like Undernet and DAL net. That's like the difference between a tea parlor and the Wild West. Common insult back then (besides do the biologically impossible): "I'd tell you to put us out of your misery, but you're too stupid and would certainly f*ck that up." Let your imagination run wild with the insults. These woke snowflakes wouldn't last 5 minutes on IRC.
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  1642.  @burntsider8457  That's right; even if the people voting don't know who they're voting for, or even than they're voting multiple times. Remember: the dead can't dance - but they can vote Demonrat. Multiple times!
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  1643.  @skylx0812  Go up to where it says how many comments there are. Next to that is a "Sort by" button with little lines underneath it. Click on that. It'll say "Top Comments," and "Newest First." Click on "Newest First." More comments will appear.
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  1644.  @DrEd-th2lu  you spelled "unwilling" wrong.
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  1645. Yeah, part of hitting that wall is the Biological IED going off, and suddenly, they're ready to settle for guys she wouldn't piss on if they were on fire, when she was in her 20s. Right up until a better opportunity presented itself, and then BAM! Off she goes with cash and prizes and a destroyed life left behind to the next guy that she'll do exactly the same things to.
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  1646. When I go to get in my Tundra tomorrow, my GPS is still going to try to get me to the general vicinity of the doctors' offices adjacent to the hospital 30 minutes from where I live that I went to today. It got me there...and then shut up. I could see the building and the left, the hospital on my right, but the GPS was on a union-mandated break or something. One of the first times I used it, a few years ago, it got me to within, oh, I dunno, 2-300 yards or so and said "You've arrived at your destination." And I'm arguing with it! "There's nothing here! There's a parking lot there, a pad there...the nearest building is a quarter of a mile away!" It went on break that time, too. GPS didn't even say that. It just shut up altogether. Then, when I was driving away, it kept trying to get me to make a "legal u-turn" to drive back to the general vicinity, where, presumably, it wouldn't tell me I'd arrived at my destination. I did figure out how to mute it, but for the life of me, I could not find where to cancel the trip. Break, break So, I'm 66; about 4 months from being 67. Here's when you know you're old: going to doctors' appointments becomes a part-time job. For me, I've been going to the cardiologist, the endocrinologist, the retinal specialist for a few years now. Medi-don't care, which they force you into, requires an annual "wellness visit." Said wellness visit set off a whole series of other doctors' appointments, to where it's just about a part-time job, just coming and going. So that's how you know you're old.
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  1647. I say it all the time: women are incapable of being happy. They simply cannot understand that happiness is something you choose and practice. And that would fine; they're miserable, men avoid the, end of story. But no, they're not happy, and by gawd, no man in their area of effect is going to be happy, if she has to destroy him in the process. That's why they've been using the coercive power of their daddy government to make it illegal for men to exclude them from any traditionally all-male spaces. Women suspected that men were happy without them, and they weren't putting up with that sh*t. They can have their all-female spaces, like gyms (which historically don't do that well financially) and so on, but men are not allowed to do the same.
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  1648.  @19stacymoore  I've been saying this for years, but here's the thing: women are incapable of seeing what we men went/are going through, because to them, we don't count.
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  1649. I'm older than you, Rick; born in 1956. Eagles: only one album worth listening to, which is "Desperado" (which I own) Gun n Roses: never got them. Them, and Kansas. Listen, VKGoeswild here on YT does piano covers, which are amazing, by the way, and she does GnR better than GnR The Beatlles: liked their early stuff (same as my preference for the Rolling Stones), don't really like anything after that. It's the raw edge blues stuff that gets me going. AC/DC: never got them, either. Overhyped, for the most part. Couple of songs are good, that's it. Jimi Hendrix: only ever did 6 songs, I think. Or that's the way it seems by what they play. You should have seen my reaction when I discovered Red House. I mean, they never play Star Spangled Banner; rarely play Machine Gun. Or much of anything except the rotation on FM. Same with a lot of groups. Little Steven's Underground Garage has been playing a lot of early and obscure Stones stuff, which is awesome. But even XM gets into those ruts. To the point where who can take them Siriusly. Sorry. So fork 'em, if they don't want to unblock. Hell, I'll email them and tell them to keep up the f*cking good work, and good luck with their royalties in the future as they're left behind. If they're lucky, they might make Guardians of the Galaxy 3, or whatever they're up to now.
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  1650.  @TryssemTavern  Not conservatives; Republican'ts. There's a huge difference.
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  1651. We get married because we're stupid. Lesson learned; never again.
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  1652. Yeah, the left didn't react like "it's no big deal" when Sarah Palin's so-called "cross-hairs" map came out, and Giffords got pasted. Gabby Giffords said there was a direct cause and effect.
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  1653. So, the Lemon wasn't worth the squeeze.
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  1654. She says what they WANT to hear.
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  1655. He does have your hair, Vanessa.
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  1656. I will, as I always have, and continue to do for both men and women; mainly because I don't live where women are openly psychotic, and proud of it.
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  1657. Women always say they're looking for love. That's BS. They're looking to replicate what they had in their 20s, when they could walk out their door and smash with the nearest Chad or Tyrone. Women are incapable of love. They can't and don't love their boyfriends, husbands, children, or even themselves. They say they're looking for love because that's what they're supposed to say. They say "I love you," because they think that's what boyfriends and husbands want to hear. They think if they say it, that will somehow lock you in, and obligate you to them. "But you said you loved me!" I said that because you expected me to. The song "What's Love Got to do with it?" was more accurate than anyone imagined.
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  1658. Nate said "So, have the Democrats become the racists?" No, Nate; they've always been the racists. Throughout the decades, they've worked very hard at deflecting from that racism by accusing conservatives of their own flawed moral character. They're the party of slavery; they're the party that terrorized black Americans after the civil war, including Jim Crow, the KKK, and gun control to prevent black Americans from defending themselves, their loved ones, and their property; the party that voted against and fillibustered the Civil Rights Acts of the '60s; the party that finally voted in favor of it so they could look like heroes in order to, in the words of Lyndon B. Johnson "keep those n*ggers voting Democrat for the next 200 years."
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  1659. Are we still allowed to talk about how, even in this day and age, men are STILL expected to be the providers? What about women who move into and out of the workforce, even before they smash into the Wall and get tired of having been in the rat race for 8 - 10 years?
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  1660.  @johnnyfreak6806  I could care less about people who could care less. By the way, if the Israelis are committing genocide like everyone accuses them, they're doing a crappy job. They need to up their game, if that's their goal.
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  1661. What's not normal? Lack of female passion, or not having a date? My wife passed in 2016. We hadn't had sex in years, so it's been well over 20 years. You don't need sex, and you certainly don't need women. Rub one out like a man and go back to playing video games, or whatever.
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  1662. BTW, at least a handful of people I subscribe to are moving their in-depth content to other platforms. Where you have to pay for a subscription to access it.
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  1663. That guy at 3:07, talking about "controlling women." Tell us you've never been out of the country without telling us. I've traveled extensively throughout the Far East, and I don't care what country it is; those women are not "controllable," the way you're thinking. They are traditional, family-oriented, often religious, adaptable, pleasant, willing to please their man and make their home an oasis. Those women are also well-educated, even through high school, like Americans used to be. Many of them have at least some college, and the vast majority of them speak at least two, sometimes three languages. Quick: name an American besides Mrs. Trump who speaks more than one language. Don't quote me on this, but a) she's from outside the country, and b) she speaks at least five languages besides her own. But controllable? B*tch will cut you if you get out of control. There's a lot of jungle in those countries, and if she doesn't straighten you out, her family will. They may never find your body.
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  1664. That last one: crackhead thinking at its best (?). I want my baby back so I can get child support.
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  1665. You're awfully judgemental. Are you a trained mental health professional? Even if you were, you have no cause to sit in judgement of anyone without a proper diagnosis, and this kind of remoteness is not part of that. Stop it. Do better.
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  1666.  @jenniferandrews8449  I was a Libertarian from 1976 until 2006. Then I went Independent. That's about the time both parties stopped pretending to give a 💩 about independent voters.
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  1667. Looks like Albanese, like any chick, goes straight for the shaming language instead of trying to debate the merits, and not just because he knows that he has no argument.
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  1668.  @ashhhhhh999  The apparent exception doesn't prove, or does it disprove a rule. You should have learned that in your undergraduate work, if not before then.
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  1669. Hold on, Roland...er, I mean Greg. You said at 28:36 or so that "...even he has accepted responsibility...." No, no he didn't. He accepted responsibility for getting angry, but then he blamed his attitude on having dealings with "law enforcement when he was growing up." He completely forgot that as the officer went to cuff him, she remarked that he smelled like marijuana. THAT is when he started getting upset. He probably hadn't inhaled, and he may or may not have been around people who were smoking. I've been in some of those bars, and yes, they do flaunt the law. But he never accepted responsibility for driving under the influence, or for being out of it far enough that he didn't have his lights on, or control of his vehicle (speeding and swerving). Basically, it's because of run-in(s) with the po-po while he was growing up, and now he has PTSD or something. He didn't say PTSD, but he said he was still traumatized.
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  1670. Announcer chick (aka lying ass woman): 0:25 "...in a statement to us, Murray says he has never met much less dated SOME [emphasis mine] of the women posting about him." SOME SOME SOME Making it sound like out of the 50 women he's suing, he DID date amongst them. The so-called journalist is setting up a scenario that leads to reasonable doubt. Why is this important? Because right behind her is the graphic of him saying "...I have never met, much less dated 99% of the 238 FB accounts harassing, defaming, doxing me, invading my privacy, and worse." Who are you going to believe; the so-called reporter from KCAL (which is in Los Angeles - channel 9), or your lying eyes?
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  1671. Where is this guy located? Hall's, I mean.
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  1672. JFC....the hypocrisy of the left.
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  1673. Maybe if you dot his eyes and cross his teeth, he'll get the message.
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  1674. When you name a thing, you immediately and automatically put constraints on that thing. Often, that's a useful thing. After all, how you solve a problem depends on how you define the problem. On the other hand, it may not be entirely useful to name a thing because it's reductive to do so. You reduce its scope, its power, its influence, authority. By naming God, as we're wont to do, we reduce that being to the status of a super human. We can assign super human attributes to that God, but beyond our understanding, what do those attributes even really mean? We've made our God too small (J.B. Phillips).
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  1675.  @iamkAIden  They're amazing multi-taskers; just ask them. They can (and) do both.
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  1676. @chipsteve No thanks. Too, too many of them are hog-dogs. With attitudes.
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  1677. Do you really think it was his kid? She said she had a baby at the wedding; I'm betting it was someone else's baby. No doubt she led him to believe it was his.
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  1678.  @Leadeshipcoach  They make a lot of promises, never keep them. The worst part is, when they're called on it, they blame Republican'ts AND PEOPLE BELIEVE IT! That's the insane part.
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  1679. Dude, pretty much EVERYONE said the same thing. You're not some kind of genius, nor do you have a crystal ball. Okay, the left didn't say the same thing, but rational, thinking people with life experience all said it. Hell, I said it, and I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed.
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  1680.  @bernarddavis4379  Unfortunately, in the la-la land of the leftists, and their BS "defund the police" movement, police departments across the country are literally getting what they paid for. I'm old enough to remember when the whole rationale for putting women on patrol was to create a "kinder, gentler" law enforcement (to borrow from Bush 41's catch phrase). Yeah, that didn't age well, did it.
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  1681.  @bradhombre6912  Is there anyone at that level who ISN'T like that?
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  1682.  @bradhombre6912  Prove it.
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  1683. I really don't give a damn what the UN says, since they're wrong every time, about every thing, and they're at least a passive supporter of terrorism in the world.
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  1684. "Ring by Spring," which I've heard of before, is so old school that I thought it had gone the way of the Dodo bird. A study-buddy, a young female study partner I had back in college in the late '90s had a verbal set-to with an older alumna. I told her "next time a woman tries to give you grief about where you go to school and your major (Criminal Justice, as I recall), tell her 'these days, women go to college to prepare for a career, not marriage.'" I wonder if she ever got to use that. Hopefully, though it would be sad.
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  1685. That lets out most women. They only do what they're forced to do.
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  1686. Remember the joke from a while back: What's the definition of a female virgin in the United States in this day and age? An ugly 11-year old. As an old guy finally getting wise to the ways of women, this is a VERY conservative way of estimating a woman's body count. How old is she? Let's make it easy and say 27. Subtract 17 from 27, then multiply by 5, and you get 50. That's her body count. Again, that's a VERY conservative, fairly safe, estimate. Remember: women don't count ex partners. They don't count the lipstick lesbian hookups they've had. They don't count drunk and disorderlies they've had (and usually end up with morning after remorse over). There are a lot of times when they got their backs blown out that they do not count in their body count. A lot of women don't count cheating as part of their body count, because they're in a "committed" relationship - committed meaning they're committed to destroying you, walking away with cash and prizes, and into a relationship with a supposedly higher value dude.
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  1687. You know what women never tell other women? In the midst of this pumping of one another up with the "you're worth it!" and the "take the risk!" they never, ever say to one another that the 4, or 5, or 6, or hell, even that 7 is worth it. They never tell each other to take a chance on the average guy who as a good job, a house, a car that's paid for. Suddenly, women are risk adverse when it comes to a guy who's not a 8, a 9, or a 10.
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  1688. In this day and age, you can wear black face and become governor of Virginia.
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  1689. What's the big deal? Soros-owned DAs aren't going to charge them anyway.
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  1690. "Don't bring you flowers!?" You women have done this! It's all on you! Ray-Ray, Pookie, Chad, and Tyrone don't have to bring you flowers and all that. You hear me!? Not unless they think that's gonna get what they're after that much quicker. They're not taking you on dates because THEY DON'T HAVE TO! Because you 304s have an entirely different set of rules for them than you do for the 80-90% of regular guys. And regular guys are all, "ah, hell no! I'm not paying to play if he's not!" I can't say what I think you all deserve, but it involves gunny sacks, ropes, rocks, and a large body of water.
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  1691. 60,000 women eliminating another woman from the competition by lying to her. I agree with Man Guide dude: really cute face, love the hair, but yeah, I work out, she needs to as well. According to her Insta, she's now living in L.A. That is NOT the place you want to live if you're trying to "make" it if you're not a 10+.
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  1692.  @user-ux1ok7kr5i  Only Fools is prostitution for the guy who's too lazy to go out and look for it. Otherwise, I don't see any difference.
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  1693.  @dr.d3011  Kevin Samuels
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  1694.  @rep.dancrenshawtx-2688  I would start by removing the SES and the GS-15 levels on the first day. That still leaves the 14s as supervisors of the 12s and 13s who do the vast majority of the work (location dependent). I would also investigate how congress critters become millionaires on effectively a GS-13 or 14 salary. You know, like the persistent rumors that AOC is now a millionaire - even though she still wants the American people to pay her student loans.
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  1695. They still want US to be traditional. While they monkey branch on us and try to walk away with cash and prizes.
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  1696. Leslie the Liberal (LL) did exactly the way liberals ALWAYS do, and it's a 2-fold thing they do. They shift, shift, shift, trying to get the other person to follow them into a labyrinth of illogic and bad arguments, AND she didn't shut up once. She kept talking, talking, talking, which is what leftists always do. If they can't argue the merits, they shift ground until you slip up and then they exclaim "Aha! You're wrong, I won!" Couple that with the constant stream of (un)consciousness talking, and you're better off dotting their eyes and crossing their teeth than trying to argue with them. Example: Kayleigh: "...you act like this is a one-off (gaffe)...." LL: "I never said, I never said...." trying to get Kayleigh chase that laser pointer until she gets off and off and off the main point. Interrupting her all the while. Which is a form of that talk, talk, talk tactic they love so much.
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  1697.  @johnrobi0  But he's not. He doesn't care about children, except as a commodity.
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  1698.  @kenweaver1329  If you were an actual business owner, then you'd know that the largest cost to doing business is labor. Period. Regardless of the industry or the size of the business IS labor. Assuming you are an actual business owner, here is what I observed in the work force: the vast, overwhelming majority of business owners have no business owning a business. You all have no training in business; in how to run a business where the rubber meets the road. You learned a trade, you got good at it, decided you could do better if you worked for yourself, and so you hung out your shingle and started working via referrals and a little bit of advertising. That's best case scenario. Too many guys with enough knowledge to be dangerous pick up their hand carry Craftsman tool box out to the '72 Ford Econoline and go out and f*ck up more than they fix. The point is that almost none of you learn how to manage a business so that anyone other than you and your wife who is the book-keeper (because she can balance a checkbook) makes money. So you underpay your employees, because that is the largest expense of doing business, you barely keep your debts covered, you buy your wife a new car, and you take vacations that shut down the business for a week or two while your employees go unpaid for that period of time. And then you can't figure out why you can't get any good employees. Or keep them if you do accidentally get one. That's my observation from being in the blue collar, as well as the white collar world for roughly 50 years outside the military. Seen it over, and over, and over. If I had a dollar for every time I've seen this play out, I'd be f*ckin' rich.
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  1699. A) like they're not already, and B) another excuse for this regime and Congress (but I repeat myself) to send bazillions to Zelensky.
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  1700. I think the worst one was the birthday girl. She acted all entitled, and was walking away in solidarity with the other 304s instead of saying "thank you for the birthday dinner."
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  1701.  @NoFreedom702  It's okay. Most of us forget that while they're theoretically capable of logic and reason, they don't.
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  1702. He never had any to start with. Not only that, but the left, who says that men, CAN in fact, have babies, are going to come for him. Being a so-called "male feminist" won't save him. Women won't save him.
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  1703. She's a legend in her own mind. Semi-hot at best. She looks like she ran into that wall face first.
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  1704.  @noknewspodcast  you spelled "on purposes" wrong.
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  1705. 18? She's been rode hard and put away wet.
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  1706. Women became less happy the more they became aware that men in general tend to be more self-contained, more content, and generally happy.
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  1707. "I was hoping it would fall in!" said the one who wouldn't have to climb in after it.
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  1708.  @deebeecooper304  Thanks for ruining In & Out for me. F*cker.
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  1709.  @svnuss  According to hoe_math, it's now 90% of women want to date 5% of top men, and ignore 90% of average men - until after they've busted down the wall with their faces, and now are looking for one of the 90% they used to ignore.
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  1710. Some aspects of Sharia make more and more sense.
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  1711. I've seen several of speed-talker's videos. She's almost always dead on in her assessments, and she normally doesn't talk that fast.
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  1712. Gen Z men are voting conservative. Gen Z women (aka "modern women") are voting 80% Demonrat.
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  1713.  @fatroberto3012  Every Friday, a group of field workers would gather outside the bank next door to where I worked. The foreman was paying out the workers. I asked him how much those guys were getting paid, and he told me. I said "that's more than I get paid to work on other people's cars. Point blank, he said "they'll never hire you. You're the wrong color for the job."
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  1714. In the Court of Bernadette, Danny holds title of Royal Snurtch. Does that come with landage? By the by, the word "landage" is obsolete. I say we bring it back.
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  1715. All it takes is for one of them to claim to have information that will lead to Hillary's arrest.
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  1716. Actually, Steve: "I read the news today, oh boy Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire And though the holes were rather small They had to count them all Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall" "A Day in the Life" - The Beatles, (1967) from "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
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  1717. "When are men gonna learn that you cannot be nonchalant to bad bit ches?" I thought she said "...fat bit ches."
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  1718.  @Krappler  no explanation, just a link = spam Reported as such.
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  1719.  @SkinShed  Well, except for that whole physically assaulting thing she did. How many times have you spanked it, thinking about her smacking you around?
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  1720.  @Guillermo_Carratero  Women never "know" they're in the wrong. Remember: accountability is a woman's kryptonite. Even if you manage to get one to actually say "I was wrong," it's still the nearest man's fault.
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  1721.  @KatiaKossiak  Is there a point in there somewhere?
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  1722.  Trucker.4.Trump...  Are you kidding right now? Women put hands on men all. the. time. They think...no, they don't think; they FEEL like they can get away with it because of the societal strictures against men hitting women for any reason. Even when they're caught red-handed, chances of them being charged, convicted and receiving anything more than a slap on the wrist are somewhere between "slim," and "none."
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  1723. Also: remember what they did to Howard Dean and his scream?
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  1724. Greedy buggers...like Karen hadn't given them food earlier.
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  1725.  @gary467  Oh, they're looking for a man alright - on the side and out of sight of their house slave. If the HS finds out, he might get uppity and take his money and his provision and go somewhere else, and modern women can't have that until they've locked down a new HS with more money. She'll get another man that makes even more money, and try to lock him down as well. It's a never ending cycle, until they slam face first into the wall, and for that, they blame all men. Even House Slaves.
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  1726.  @DonH316  Exactly.
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  1727. Democrats are like modern women; they don't want solutions, they want sympathy.
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  1728. Yep, shopping at walmart, which puts money into the hands of totalitarian regimes, and puts mom and pop businesses out of business.
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  1729. It's too bad that the people who garden there could give a crap less about the condition of their community garden.
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  1730. When do we get a followup on the roof?
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  1731. 33% of men are raising children who are not biologically related to them.
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  1732. Independent here, former Libertarian. The Republican'ts don't want power. They don't see that as their role. In their minds, their job is to be the patsy for the Demonrats while remaining in office and raking in the graft and corruption. All of the perks, none of the responsibility.
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  1733.  @BrianWaller-qe7gr  I would like to have someone explain why it invariably sounds gay when a church girl turns down or breaks up with a church guy.
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  1734. Fat women: "all men want to do with me is smash. They don't want to be seen with me in public." Average men: "women don't want to even smash with me, let alone be seen in public with me." Ladies, we are not the same.
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  1735.  @garyleetillman6772  Which lie has Trump told, that to you, is the most egregious?
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  1736.  @Fried52  Which lie has Trump told, that to you, has been the most egregious?
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  1737.  @1031E  Which lie do you think is the worst?
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  1738.  @ConvictedFelonTrump8647  " The Trump cult in a nutshell. At least America has Mitch McConnell on its side." Do you do drugs? Because you sound like you do drugs. You know the pennies you get for trolling conservative sites is going to be cut off, if it hasn't already. That means you have to get a job.
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  1739.  @stephenkalatucka6213  "The party line from reporters seems to be,"It's only 67 billion dollars," or "It's only 33 trillion dollars." As if it were chump change." What did that guy say "Pretty soon, we'll be talking about some real money."
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  1740.  @redshed2020  "I have a couple family members that just don't believe it. They think it's all lies." I'm sure I do as well. More than a couple, actually. I can't figure out how they function, suffering from rectal-cranial inversion the way they do.
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  1741. Republican heat!? There's an oxymoron if I ever heard one.
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  1742. Those women do drugs. Every day.
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  1743. @@AdirondackHomestead I'm old enough to remember when you had to "tip" your garbage drivers on the holidays - because those types of industries (already well-paid) were owned and/or run by the Mob.
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  1744. @@Martys-4x4 I think it's mostly on the coasts - or any demonrat run city, really.
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  1745. PS: I know it's popular to blame the Boomers - you know, the generation that marched to end the war in Vietnam, for civil rights, for abortion to be legal, started Earth Day, fought to clean up the environment and to no longer allow companies to treat the earth as a dumping ground for toxic waste - that generation - for everything wrong under the sun, but consider: Joe Biden, the man that holds the highest public office in the land; the most powerful office on the planet, is technically old enough to be my father. He still holds public office. Okay, he would have been a 16-year old dad, but still. Strom Thurmond died in the Senate at 101 years of age. People get exercised about the person who gets elected to an office that they can only serve in for 8 years at the most, and yet yawn and turn away when you talk about people that get elected at a relatively young age - and stay in that office for 4 or more decades. Do you get it? As one of the youngest of the Boomers (1946 - 1964), I retired before some of these people of my PARENTS' generation no longer waked the halls of power, in government, in industry, in academia. Do you get it? Nancy Pelosi is still in the US Senate; where she's been since 1981. She's 83 freakin' years old. My mother died when she was 82. Warren Buffet is 93 years of age. He's 10 years older than Pelosi. ONE of the richest men in the world, 93 years old, and a captain of industry. In other words, we Boomers began taking the reigns of power when our parents died. Not when they retired and turned things over to us. When they died, is when we began to have any influence in this world. You know, other than the protests and the marches we took part in. Those were pretty powerful. Now, they're mostly peaceful protests. The two aren't the same.
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  1746.  @lilfairycupcake  I'm 68, while not rich, I'm comfortable, and "no" is my answer. Why? Because women trap men with babies, and sooner or later, those dreaded 2 words will vomit out of her cake hole: "we're pregnant."
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  1747. I don't remember what youtube page I was on, but Australian men in the dozens talking about what chronic and habitual garden tools Australian women are. Even Australian women were going "it's true; the women in Australia are total tramps!" I was shocked at how many commenters were saying that, and I'm like "Dammit; we made port at Sydney in 1974. We were always told how friendly the people were, especially the women, but we never knew they were THAT friendly." I should have made more of an effort to get back to the land going down under.
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  1748.  @ericbergman7546  Piss off, spammer.
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  1749.  @anonnona6940  Yeah, I constantly report them as spam. I'd like to do something else, but I can't say what on youtube without getting banned.
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  1750. 😂😂😂😂 Asking a woman to take accountability for her actions! 😂😂😂😂
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  1751.  @vegetashairline3060  It's called FOMO - Fear of Missing Out, and apparently it's what drives women to monkey branch and to set their standards so high that almost no man other than Jesus can meet said standards.
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  1752. Yet, the left was all about "papers please" when it came to the planned-demic.
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  1753. Don't you understand? Those people had cellphones! CELLPHONES!!! They could have taken down the most powerful nation on earth, and throughout time! With cellphones! Which is weird, when you think about it, since that seems to be the goal of the left.
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  1754.  @MsSavoy  Are you that goddam stupid? Wait...yes. Yes you are. Reese's EXACT WORDS were "we're gonna do whatever it takes."
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  1755.  @theend9494  Well, at least they're not starting a world war. Maybe.
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  1756. 😆
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  1757. People say, Steve, I have a joke for you. Q: why do women close their eyes during sex? A: because they can't stand to see a man happy.
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  1758. At least you can't say "needs more cowbell."
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  1759. I've heard of a Samson, but outside of pictures, I've never seen one.
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  1760. Too bad there is no such thing as a pure democracy. You're also not accounting for human nature; which nature it is to follow people seen (perceived) as more competent than themselves.
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  1761.  @gerrylee1687  "AOC has a nice you know what." I'm guessing you're not referring to her brain.
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  1762. In a democrap controlled city with panty-fa and Burn, Loot, Murder standing by for a mostly peaceful protest, regardless of whether he's acquitted (fat chance) or not.
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  1763.  @ConvictedFelonTrump8647  Proof? Who am I asking? A deranged leftist who thinks opinion is fact.
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  1764.  @lesterparker1594  And by that, surely you mean that every time someone in the media opens their mouth, they lie about Trump; recycling the same lies they've been telling forever, and that have been debunked, even by their own leftist sources.
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  1765. It sure looks like there are plenty of places around for that crazy ex to take a dirt nap.
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  1766. Paul Carlson of Mr. Carlson's Lab, here on youtube, says that in terms of electricity, the costs almost outweigh the benefits of geothermal - which are considerable.
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  1767. "We must protect comedy at all costs." Does that include comediennes, who, for the most part, aren't all that funny? A few are, but most are not.
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  1768. Women all remember everything. EVERY THING. Well, except for things they don't want to remember. Then their memories are pretty selective.
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  1769. The Left: "Tells an insane whopper of a lie about Trump." The Right: "Here's video and eyewitness proof that that is not true." The Left: "..." Also the Left: "So anyway, tells the exact same insane whopper of a lie about Trump."
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  1770.  @davidh9638  Cheech and Chong (1971) "Trippin' in Court."
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  1771.  @evos469  Yes, but the social media revolution both brought it to the forefront and enabled more of it; lots more of it.
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  1772. Probably Avast. My wife was an end-user support under Windows 4.0 and NT, back in the early days of corporate rollouts, yet after she retired, you'd think she'd never touched a computer.
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  1773. You keep using qualifiers like "some," as though women like that are outliers. Women have been telling on themselves for years on social media. I assure you that women like YOU are the outliers. What we men have discovered after watching and listening to women in person and on social media, is that women's only "nature," as you call it, is survival. That is it. Women are incapable of loving anyone other than themselves. They are incapable of happiness that comes from love, which is the way men are hard-wired. We give love; we show love by doing for the people we care for. That is what brings us happiness. Women believe they are supposed to be recipients of love; that experiences, people, places, and things are what bring about love. And when that feeling that comes with it is fleeting, they believe the love is gone; that experiences, people, places, and things have failed them. That is women's nature. As a human being, theoretically capable of logic, and critical thinking, it is incumbent on women to overcome that giant, twisted hairball of emotions. You have to rise about your animal nature.
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  1774.  @mztokyo7630 🤣
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  1775. If I recall correctly - and there's no guarantee of that - 724 hours is roughly 7,224 miles at 10mph (26kph) (18,643 klicks). That's based on driving, not idling; that's a little more complicated. I don't deal with metric; never have, so I have to look that part up. Hopefully, I got that right. It came up the other day because somebody will go "It's go low hours on it," and name the hours. Or "it's got really high hours," but they don't give the equivalent mileage, so those of us who don't know heavy equipment are going "ooo-kay."
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  1776. Before I met, and subsequently married my now late wife, I was tired of dating broke-ass women who expected me to foot the bill only to get nothing, nada, zip, zilch in return. BB King had a song about that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn9IxLmDGpY h you're evil when I'm with you, baby And you're jealous when we're apart Yes you're evil when I'm with you, baby And you're jealous when we're apart How blue can you get baby The answer's right here in my heart I gave you a brand new Ford But you said: I want a Cadillac I bought you a ten dollar dinner And you said: thanks for the snack I let you live in my pent house You said it just a shack
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  1777.  @nikphoenix  I've done several ride-alongs in San Diego and Philadelphia. The EMTs, Paramedics, Cops, and Firefighters refer to it as "calling the emergency taxi," or similar.
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  1778. Growing up in Minnesota, surrounded by a large "Scanda-hoovian" community, particularly Germans, potato salad, which did not look like that, was served warm. That was only because it was freshly-made with baked potatoes, which carried residual heat from the oven. It wasn't like it was fresh out of the oven warm, but just about lukewarm, or a couple of degrees above that. We did store left-overs in the fridge, and no, we did not heat it up to serve.
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  1779. They're making it about Brandon's age so they can make it about Trump's age. Next up: calls for age limits on the Presidency.
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  1780. All modern women.
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  1781.  @argo12  More so than Justin?
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  1782. The same people telling us we need to vote for Kackles because she's a woman also can't define a woman.
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  1783.  @r.lamont8120  That's most of them, actually. Attractive, but annoying.
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  1784.  @miscprojects9662  ISWYDT Good song, BTW
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  1785. LoL - I posted that before I heard him say "Prince Charming."
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  1786. True enough, except women do not deal in logic. The frustrating thing to me has always been that they're CAPABLE of logic and reason, but they almost never access that part of their brains unless it will allow them to put a man down.
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  1787. If only women have 100% control over reproductive rights, which is what abortion "rights" is all about, then men ought to have 100% control over child support. In other words, if men have no say in reproductive rights, then women should have no say in child support.
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  1788. That was a really bad move on his part.
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  1789.  @socialenigma4476  It's not a need. It's a want, a desire, but totally unnecessary to life, liberty, and happiness.
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  1790.  @tobi79777  Feminism is extreme because it is, at its core, Marxism. It's extreme because the current wave is not interested in equality or parity; it's only interested in superiority over men.
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  1791. Being a homesegsual is NOT an accomplishment. It's an attribute that allegedly, according to THEM, they had no control over (other than acting upon it). It's nothing they did. You know, like study hard, get good grades, show up to class, form study groups, and you too can become gay!
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  1792.  @kiaayo33  Sorry for your loss.
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  1793.  @arthurdrake3274  Can you narrow it down a little?
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  1794.  @Armywolves  Name 3. Hell, name 1.
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  1795.  @RPSchonherr  Times change, and not always for the better.
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  1796. "Sure we'll take it in trade for a set of tires! If nothing else, Matt'll buy it!"
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  1797. When you're part of the younger generation and you don't listen to the experiences of the older generations who have been through the exact same thing after they/we (there's your friggin' pronouns for you) graduated college.
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  1798.  @Nitroscion  "Why do women have to “respect” trans people, but trans people don’t have to respect women and their spaces." Women have zero respect for men only spaces. They haven't for probably 40 years now. Don't believe it? Go ahead: try to create a men's only space, such as a private club. You'll be in court so fast it'll give your descendants whip-lash. The men's room? Don't kid yourself; if the line is long enough, women will use the men's toilet.
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  1799. Look what conservatives did when the Dixie Chicks trashed "W" in a public venue in the UK. Same-same.
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  1800.  @rogerm3708  He was thinking "HA, Beotch! I held the door, and now you OWE me! Drop your drawers and bend over, cuz this trucker's coming in to the loading dock!" Well, according to f'nists, that's what motivates men. Oh, and congratulations on not being a psychotic beotch.
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  1801. Mud sharks.
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  1802. I never was any good at those "if money were no object" games. This time, I'm disappointed in myself, Briggs.
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  1803. Dodged a bullet. I wonder if her brother took her home. It wasn't Ilhan Omar, was it?
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  1804. Mastered disappointing women in the '60s. That never changed, and I gave up even trying to date at age 24. Now I'm 68, still disappointing women without even trying.
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  1805.  @davisholman8149  Believe it or not (exhibit A: Wally World on any day ending in "y"), many women don't know what looks good on them. I don't know how many women in the wild that I've looked at, shaken my head, and thought "poor woman, has no friends." I once picked out, with the help of a sales rep at Kathryn's, a capsule wardrobe for my wife when she went into real estate. By the time we got through, my now late wife looked very stylish, chic, and professional. Plus, there was a ton of variety because we picked outfits that could mix and match to the point where a week's worth of outfits would actually last her a month without wearing the same thing more than once. That's opposed to the shabby chic/thrift shop disco/urban cowboy look she normally went for.
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  1806. She is unwittingly admitting to the fact that there is, in fact, a deep state.
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  1807. I think Brandon thinks Trump still holds some kind of political office. If it weren't for Donald Trump, the left wouldn't have anything to talk about.
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  1808. This just reinforces the interview with Helen Smith, PhD about 3 years ago on Manosphere Highlights. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MHRJ-I6A5M
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  1809. Exactly.
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  1810.  @ieshabush32  Don't think.
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  1811. New Yorkers voted for this; let 'em wallow in it. In fact, keep them inside New York and don't let them leave. If they've already left, send them back.
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  1812. I can, and used to predict the longevity of marriages with far more accuracy than 80%, well before I went back to college and got a degree. Here's how to do it: take a couple, and this works better if they don't have children, but even a single child still works. Ask them together or separately how many children they want. Say it's 4. That's the number SHE has in mind, and that's the most important number, because she's still allowing him to have sex with her, so he's going to agree with her. They'll be divorced within 5 years; 6 tops. Note that the average marriage in the US currently is 7 years. That's it. Guaranteed to be about 99% accurate. Why? No fault divorce, and the fact that women are not only encouraged by society - the media and other women - to divorce, but that they can walk away with "cash and prizes" for breaking that contract is why.
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  1813.  @briar35981  Name one.
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  1814. Single mothers give me the ick.
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  1815.  @zaknaifen193  We need to start drafting at age 18. Induct them, train them up, and tell them: your quality of service will dictate how long you stay in the military. If you get it, and objectively meet the goals set for you, you get kicked loose in a normal term of service (3 years, 4 years, whatever). If you don't, you stay in until you meet those goals OR, you take a bad conduct discharge that entitles you to zero benefits and is not appealable. Once you conclude your term of service, then, and only then are you allowed to vote. Period.
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  1816.  @revealingtruth3329  He didn't prophesy anything that hadn't happened often enough historically that it wasn't easy to predict.
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  1817. I've had Prime almost since Amazon started. I rarely watch videos; haven't in years. I've bought a couple of series, but haven't watched any movies in 7 or 8 years. I almost never listen to music. Right now, the only thing keeping me there is the retail. I mean, I have to pay monthly for Kindle.
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  1818.  @Absaalookemensch  It never was free. As you said, "someone has to pay for it." Maybe not the recipient of the care, but all their tax-paying fellow citizens.
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  1819.  @Gamesso1slOo0l  If no one is making a profit, then there's going to be no one providing the service. Even non-profit organizations, which is a misnomer, make a profit. They have to, or they don't stay in business.
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  1820. ".... We're all gonna die." 😆
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  1821.  @vane909090  Totally not the same thing. Because, um...oh, how men have hurt women over the centuries and so those men deserved what they got. Or something.
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  1822. Would a man have gotten rehired?
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  1823. Or any demonrat run city, for that matter.
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  1824.  @David-l6k3c  Nothing personal, but look what those neighborhoods have turned into. Chris Rock even talks about it in his 2010 special.
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  1825. They're importing millions of "new arrivals" every week to replace the blacks, so, problem solved, eventually. I mean, eventually, they'll replace most whites, and other low- or non-skilled workers of all ethnicities in this country; they'll reliably vote Democrat; they won't fuss and fight about not having any Constitutional rights, other than what Democrats deign to allow them, so, winning! For somebody, anyway.
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  1826. You have a Desert Eagle AND a Cyber Truck? Dude; I have questions.
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  1827. DEI, which I always transcribe as DIE, stands for Didn't Earn It.
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  1828. Trump was correct; the only use for the post office is to act as a collection point for online delivery. They're not concerned that it's employees of the post office. They KNOW it's employees at the post office, and specifically, the distribution centers. At the risk of sounding like a bigot, we know the demographics at the distribution centers, and that's what the post office is trying to cover up with this "don't put it in the outside boxes" BS. Oh, and Steve, I've sent money to the IRS. You can make that payment online. If you insist on mailing a check, you can have it postmarked without mailing it.
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  1829. I've said that exact thing several weeks ago, at least. When creators started posting stuff on TT that weren't favorable to the Narrative (tm), that's when they started with the "we need to shut down TT!" Not when it was demonstrable that it was a Sino-owned spy mechanism.
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  1830.  @M167A1  Did you ever read the book "Catch-22"? Major Major Major Major, USAAF.
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  1831.  @Carahan  Yes, but Major Major Major was a Major.
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  1832.  @jamessimms415  Close, but his full name, including rank, was Major Major Major Major. Or Major Major M. Major. Or Major M.M. Major. Well, more properly, Maj. Major Major Major, USAAF (US Army Air Force). With all that going on, I'd rather be in the infantry.
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  1833.  @Just_A_Random_Desk  Jason WANTS it to be exactly the same as being convicted. In his teeny little mind, it is.
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  1834. And all the talking heads on the left said "...democracy! democracy! democracy!" in harmony. With four-part orchestration, and everything. Democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner. The left knows it, and they also know that we are a representative form of government, not a mob rule like democracies of ancient times, or socialist regimes of modern times which always depend on the homogeneity of the population. Which has not aged well, frankly. We are a Constitutional Republic, which depends on the rule of law to restrain our representatives as to what they may and may not do in the name of governance.
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  1835. I don't get out a lot, but I spend a great deal of time online, but conservatives as a group seem pretty happy.
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  1836. National security? After all the shennanigans of Willy Jeff and his wife, the Obamas, and the Bidens, you're gonna talk about danger to national security?
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  1837.  @jcnlaw  Does anyone else occupy this fantasy world of yours, or is it just you?
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  1838.  @1246-g2v  My perception is that women need the emotional intimacy moreso than the physical. Gay men perfectly fill that need. I'll never forget coming home to my apartment, located near the University. My neighbor, who was a flamer and a perinnial student at the University, had 6 (count 'em) attractive coeds waiting outside the building. When they told they were hear to see John, I said "ut, oh; what's he done now?" Response: "Oh, we're just here to take him to lunch!" Women loved John. I've found over the decades that most women love most gay men.
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  1839. All these women and their "trauma." Trauma, trauma, trauma; they all got trauma, just ask them. No, don't do that unless you want to go directly to the emotional tampon zone. Maybe somebody refused to carry the brunette's air-conditioner up to HER apartment. There's an epidemic of men running around, refusing to carry women's air-conditioners up to their apartments! We need to pass a law!
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  1840.  @MartinLovasz-r7r  😆
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  1841. A principle as old as time.
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  1842. Of the two, George had that put-upon martyr look down pat.
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  1843.  @SolidSiren  You picked 'em.
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  1844. Shipmate: remember Dale Akiki? Google him if you don't. That happened in San Diego.
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  1845. It's also why it's refered to as "getting lucky." You can pay for a woman's dinner date and whatnot, and you still might not get any. At least with a hooker, it's almost a sure thing that something's gonna happen.
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  1846. Australians have a long history of ending one another, often EN MASSE using fire, fists, knives, blunt objects, vehicles and who knows what else. They've actually seldom killed one another with guns. Yet it took one mass shooting (probably an alphabet agency was behind it) to drive Aussies into hysteria and the vast majority turned in their guns. And the government has turned into a totalitarian parody of itself.
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  1847.  @cjjohnson3827  He did...but not before he tapped dat ass.
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  1848. Hairless animals freak me out.
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  1849. She's had more dates in what, a year? than I have had in my entire adult life. For context, I'm 68, so starting at age 18 (there were ZERO dates before that), in the late 50 years, 20 of which I was married, I didn't have HALF that number of dates. In fact, I never had a QUARTER of that number. I stopped even trying at age 24. It's easy for a halfway decent looking woman to get a date. All she has to do is be somewhat attractive, fairly pleasant, and say "yes." It's also easy for the same type of woman to smash. All she has to do is say "yes." Women can be sloots if they're at least a 4. Men can be sloots if they're an 8, a 9, or a 10.
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  1850. So why is no one asking these hoes what they get in return for that $10, $20, $30K? I mean, with a hooker, you get a service, and she goes away. With a high-class escort, you get adult conversation, a service, and she goes away. With modern hoes, they want something worth $30K, they don't want to provide anything in return, and they sure as f*ck won't go away - until they're ready to take at least half your sh*t with them. That doesn't sound like a very good return on investment to me.
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  1851.  @noctrno  Women don't go to therapists to "heal;" they go to therapists to gain validation. Most female therapists are feminists. They're going to indoctrinate their clients, not try to help them work through their issues.
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  1852. There has been a concerted effort since the 1960s, spearheaded by, among others, that fat drunk "Lion of the Senate," Teddy "I did not leave that woman to drown" Kennedy. The phenomenon has been referred to as "the Browning of America," and I'm almost certain there was a book out there by that name. At the time, America was something like 90% white, European, and some variant of Christianity. In fact, that was a slam against Jack Kennedy; the fact that he was Catholic - and therefore surely must be owned and operated by the Vatican. Divided loyalty, is the issue. I don't know how I would answer Ms. Coulter, because to me, it's a valid concern. Perhaps in Vivek's case, unfounded, but how do we really know that? On the other hand, FJB clearly has divided loyalties (when he's lucid enough), to the point where most people doubt, based on what he's done to this country, that he has any loyalty left to the United States. And he's clearly a WASP - okay, he's Catholic, which many people even today will say is not a true Christian. They do tend to totalitarianism.
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  1853.  @Wedolko  Boomers vote mostly conservative. Yeah, there's some freaky-deaky boomers who do vote Demonrat, but you can nearly always tell who they are. They look like refugees from the '60s who escaped an insane asylum. Kind of like Michael Moore, actually. Or Rob Reiner.
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  1854. It's called "projection." Women project everything they are onto men, because: accountability. They're allergic to it.
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  1855. "I've been here since the late 1700s." Damn, hog-dog; you don't look a day over 90.
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  1856. How do you know if they're a Democrat? They think throwing money at a problem is THE solution - over, and over, and over again.
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  1857. And of that 84% of people who get remarried after divorce, men are more likely to remarry than women. Also, if a person gets married after divorce, their chances of a second divorce are something on the order of 60%. That's how likely they are to get divorced a 2nd time. For a third time, I think I read where it's 75%. How my wife and I didn't get divorced was a small wonder, because I was her third.
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  1858.  @PurringBluzzmuffin  It's only missing the visual cues, including facial expressions and body language, as well as intonations and tone of voice. Plus there's the diverse social experience everyone has that contributes to how they see and interpret the world. You know it's "humor;" why doesn't everyone else "get" it? There is clearly something wrong with them, right?
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  1859. If 99% of women are victims of men, that would men that 99% of women are stoopid for even wanting to be around men. I mean, as a man, if that statistic were even in the ballpark of being true, I would want men harnessed in some way.
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  1860.  @rhondasevick4257  As I said in a post below, exceptions don't disprove the general rules. And that's just taking your words at face value. Too many women out here in social media land are saying the exact opposite. It used to be that people fell in love, got married, and both worked hard to build a life. Not anymore. The vast majority of women want to have their "fun" in their 20s and into their 30s; then, when biology begins to impinge upon them that there's a matter of some urgency, they begin to look around for a guy who's already made it, and they want to glom onto that guy - and they have spent close to 2 decades not making themselves ready to add value to his life. Apparently, women think that we men are supposed to work hard while they're out partying, and then we're supposed to just take them onboard with no wifely skills and support them because they have a slot C - that they use as a tool to trap us, then cut it off from access after the baby trap is born. Cynical? Men stand to lose at least half of everything we've worked for by locking ourselves into marriage with today's women AND, we're nearly always cut off from seeing our children that we've bonded with.
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  1861. Trump did what he did in the Middle East, and entirety of the left lost. their. minds. They went completely apesh*t and showed themselves for the war-pigs that some of us have always known they are.
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  1862. Preach!
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  1863.  @ines3770  Okay, you're probably not wrong, particularly statistics-wise. But here's the thing: that leaves about 3 women in the subset. And we know for certain that any reasonably attractive woman who is older than that has probably had more ass than a Grayhound bus station, so what do guys do? What are we supposed to do? Ignore the fact that the chances of pair-bonding with today's modern "liberated" woman are about that of a fart in a wind storm? Or go our own way and ignore those garden tools?
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  1864.  @M0viLover  in this day and age, you just described an ugly 11-year old. At least in the West.
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  1865. They're miserable creatures no matter what you do or don't do.
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  1866.  @ContextReallyMatters  "That makes sense. Imagine getting everything you think you want and still not being happy?" You just described modern women.
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  1867. So, Matt, since this thing has a backhoe on it, could you call this a "save-a-ho" project?
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  1868. - I cried when shipmates were killed when the helicopter they were riding in was shot down. - I cried when my dog died. He was the best good boy. - I cried when my wife of many years died. I cried in private, except when my daughters were home after their mother passed; we all cried together. It's difficult not to. That's pretty much it, other than childhood, wherein my father chose violence and psychological brutality. Often. A lot of tears were shed in childhood. Maybe that's why I don't cry a lot now. Oh, I do tear up when I see someone demonstrate the best that humans can offer, like that youtube channel where they help people in need, like elderly people, get the cleanup and repairs that they desperately need, but are unable to do for themselves, and cannot afford. That's allergies, though. But then, I sucked it up and went back to work and took care of business. Because that's what men do. I did see a therapist for almost exactly a year. She was awesome, and I give her a lot of credit. Among her first words were: "I'm not willing to put any more into this than you are." We worked through some things related to that aforementioned childhood, and to Southeast Asia. I knew when I'd gone as far as I could, and Like I told her: I feel like that a person can only get so well. I think I've done as much as I can, at least for now. We shook hands, and that was that. She did send me a card when I graduated from college a few years later; I think I may still have that card.
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  1869.  @surfinwax58  said "BOOK OF NUMBERS:Aaron Clarey. Men Don’r Exist:MANWOMANMYTH." Bought it, have it, read it.
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  1870.  @Powerduo88  And on top of that, they're trying to use this country to effect change around the world in countries that hate LGBQRSTUVWXYZ. I mean to the point of taking their lives. Publicly. In gristly ways.
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  1871.  @hashbrown4278  she/he/it said "less than 1% of the population." And yet, they have the 99% of the population jumping through their own points of contact in order to accommodate and cater to that 1%. It's like a loyalty test for the left.
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  1872. Doesn't take much heavy-handedness with that cast iron. Pretty impressive repair, though.
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  1873. 2nd video of yours I've watched; it's the last one. It's bad enough I pay for Premium and have to put up with sponsored videos, but I am not watching a 3 minute and 17 second commercial. Unsubscribed.
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  1874.  @13EN17  The operative word here is "YOU." You make a good living. What about the people work for you? How good a living do they make?
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  1875.  @Angela-iv7qy  None of that matters. What does matter that he was a slave in the United States of America, and all white people throughout history should pay! Because that makes sense. Or something.
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  1876.  @ruthstorkel9627  But only black people's enslavement counts! None of the other peoples throughout the world and throughout history have ever had it as bad as American black people, and it was so bad that it has affected generations of black Americans ever since America was ripped apart to fight a war over <checks notes> the enslavement of black Americans. A war that affected families and generations of people throughout this country, and killed, injured, and/or maimed MILLIONS of people in the fight to end slavery. Why, black Americans themselves haven't gotten over that war that benefited them and all their kin, which ended <checks notes again> 160 years ago! Why that was practically yesterday! It was a mere 8 generations ago! How could present day black Americans NOT be still affected; still suffering! How can you be so callous as to compare the suffering of our beloved black American former slaves to people all over the world who were and are still enslaved!? For SHAME!
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  1877.  @caraeabha8632  You could not be more correct. It's better not to get involved at all. Being alone does not equal loneliness for me. It is for women, but not for men. Just don't let them know you're happy; a woman will be along directly to put a stop to that sh*t.
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  1878.  @TheProudStar  Stop it. You're better off alone.
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  1879.  @T-Rev951  They want something.
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  1880. I'd be surprised if the inside of their house isn't reflective of the outside. I've been around the block a time or three.
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  1881. NGL, the one woman had me going. I was getting ready to feel sorry for her and everything. "Tripped and fell into his co-worker's vagina." 😂
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  1882. Well, clearly AI is ray-sis.
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  1883. Muslim is not a race. Do better.
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  1884. A regular bull bar from a road train would look better.
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  1885. Being "overly qualified" isn't new. People have been turned down from especially white collar jobs for at least 6 decades that I know of for being "overqualified." Even for the occasional blue collar job, as I found out many decades ago.
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  1886. Some years ago, South Park aired at least one, maybe two episodes, during which, black citizens of South Park were being given a pass on any crimes they committed, to the point that it was pissing them off. They would commit crimes in front of Officer Bar Brady, he'd mouth some platitudes, and off he'd go. Apparently, the left watched that (those) episodes and decided that that's the way things ought to be; that no black citizen of America should get arrested. Well, unless they are conservative, and then it's "bury them under the jail." "Idiocracy" and shows like South Park are social commentary; not a how-to guide.
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  1887. Many, many...okay, decades, not years (early '70s), I met a woman from South Africa in San Diego on holiday. I was a lowly sailor, just out of boot camp, still wet behind the ears. One thing led to another, and no, this isn't a Penthouse Forum letter (You'll never believe what happened to me!) Turns out, she was a high-end escort. She was paid for her time, just as any professional is. The long and short of it was that she was well-educated, well-read, and well-traveled. Men paid her to be their companion; sex was rarely, if ever, a consideration - and honestly, we didn't get into that. She was someone to be seen with; someone to converse with on virtually any topic under the sun. Most of her function with these enormously wealthy men was mostly to listen to them. I've always wanted to be wealthy enough to afford a woman like that, but alas and alack. We all pay for it one way or another. With a woman like her, the ground rules were laid out, clear, and agreed to up front, and everyone walked away having gotten full value. With non-professional women, not so much. In most cases, it comes down to you getting the f*ckng for the f*cking you got.
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  1888. Clearly none of you has seen the promos for "The Wonder Years." I have, and I don't even watch television.
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  1889.  @djdogstar7385  "Watching it made my brains internal dashboard light up with error messages." There's a reason the technicians call the check engine light the "money light."
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  1890.  @williammatthews2948  Congrats. 35 years here, but for me, it was Mother of the Year with her sanctimonious, smarmy, know-it-all attitude toward her son - who is a rando male to the entire rest of the female population. They want us to change, but they won't say what that change looks like, and what our reward for change is.
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  1891. In our lifetime, only Sarah Palin comes close for garnering the level of hatred the left has.
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  1892. Single fathers rarely date. Single mothers shouldn't be allowed to date.
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  1893. Her accusation is her confession.
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  1894. This old man is going to say "can we put a bag over your head?"
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  1895. Adam (Abom79) did one of these spray welding things on his channel a some time back. Actually, he's done several of them. Just go to his channel and search "spray," and they'll come up. I learned to gas, arc, and forge, back in about 1967, when I was in what we call Middle School. Back then, it was called Elementary, Junior High, and High School. Mig welding was a thing, but the machines were the size of a warehouse, and the price point was such that only the Government (mainly the military) and Government contractors could afford them. I've welded off and on for most of my adult life, but I'd never heard of spray welding before Adam videoed it on his channel. Great job on the explanation. I didn't realize how hard that material is until you talked about it. My question is: does this have an application for flat surfaces? I'm thinking specifically automotive frames that are pitted to beat hell, but need to be salvaged because of numbers matching criteria. I mean, assuming that the frame is pitted enough to possibly compromised, but not so badly that it's an automatic scrap.
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  1896. Want to piss women you know online the hell off? Refer to women as "females." I saw that, more than once, and the laser focus of every woman was on that, not on the substance of his argument.
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  1897. Kudos for the Harry Nilsson song reference. Although, I do like the Three Dog Night version as well. I'm a bigger fan of the former than of the latter.
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  1898.  @coldblue9mm  There was an electric push mower in the back yard, but it's apparently broken. It wouldn't get through all that mess anyway.
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  1899. Men cheat when they can't or aren't getting what they need at home. Women betray when the marriage is over. It is over; they have checked out and have done everything but leave. They're not "cheating" because they're bored. They've emotionally, mentally, and physically left the marriage, even if they haven't moved out of the house. They. Have. Ended. The. Marriage. H/T Entrepreneurs in Cars.
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  1900. Science can't even define what a woman is, let alone determine this is not a man.
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  1901. Women nowadays are on a different planet, and it's called "Delulu." That's their name for it. They are completely and totally delusional, but it's grounded in this: simps' behavior allows them to continue to live on that planet Delulu. For the rest of us here in Realville, we're better off staying the hell away from them.
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  1902. - female
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  1903.  @seanhansen3845  It's not black, so it's okay.
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  1904. She does sweat like a dog, though.
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  1905. Cardi B's voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard, but I'm starting to come around to her.
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  1906. Her name is Ayisha Siddiqa, and she's a Pakistani-American.
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  1907. Yeah, I mean, if they're looking for a companionate marriage, I'm here for it. Okay, not literally; I'm 68, after all. But in theory. I never wanted children. I never wanted to become my father. I was convinced that having children led to becoming a 1st class, grade A, number 1 draft pick, hall of fame a*hole. But if a woman just wants companionship, I'd be down with that.
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  1908. That's a pretty racist statement.
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  1909.  @rahkinrah1963  I'm not sure even the most leftist state in the Union wants to deal with his smarmy ass. I know, let's send him to Gaza!
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  1910.  @bryanv4081  "Yes! When people ask who rhe worse President is, I see Obama and Biden as one. Biden seems just to be getting away with what Obama couldn't yet in his terms." Yes and no. Obama is in his third term, but it's not really him in charge. He's not really the shot-caller, as the gang-bangers term it. He's just the one who can get through to Brandon, because Brandon has a boy crush on Barry. Or something. Speaking of Barry, ol' "Bath House" has been laying low of late, or have I just missed it? Maybe he's visiting the People's House in stealth - through the back door, as it were.
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  1911. What's her name, that Aisha (sp?) character? I had not heard that us white guys are soley to blame for Climate Change (tm), but it doesn't surprise me. We are to blame for everything bad in the world (hint: there is no good in the world; none whatsoever). There have been calls amongst certain quarters for the wholesale elimination of the white race. Soon enough, it won't be just small segments calling for it. Their "you can't be not racist" no matter what you do or say only has one logical (heh - sorry) conclusion, and it's not everyone sitting around a campfire singing "Kumbaya." By the way, isn't she committing the sin of cultural appropriation?
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  1912. My now late wife would have done that one time, and I would have packed my sh*t in the truck and left. Either that, or told her to call her daughters to come move her ass out. I was pretty passive in our marriage, to my regret - when she passed, she left behind $12K debt, on 1 credit card - but I had boundaries. She fooled around and found out when she cosigned a car loan for her youngest and her husband without telling me. I left our house, drove 5 hours to New Jersey, and told her girls that I was divorcing her. Scared the living crap out of her, and the girls, who liked me way better than their own father. They talked me out of it, but she knew from then on, Hard Head had boundaries.
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  1913. There's no such thing as "emotional intelligence." That's a contradiction in terms. Women live in their emotions; men live in their intelligence. Sure, women are CAPABLE of logic and reason, just as men are capable of emotions. Women don't do logic and reason, because that entails responsibility and accountability. Men don't do emotion, because the nearest woman will bludgeon him severely for his "weakness."
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  1914. ​ @valkillmore847  Don't think so highly of yourself that the only reason my generation is holding onto stuff like that is to keep your generation from getting it. My generation is, and has been getting rid of stuff as it's our final chance to do so. Our Gen X children don't want our stuff; especially anything not easily portable. That includes heavy solid wood furniture and cars that don't run. They're staring 50 and 60 in the face, and starting to realize they have a limited amount of time left. Our grandchildren don't want that stuff just because it's old timey stuff they didn't grow up with, and have no emotional connection to. They are also the generation boomeranging on their parents (and in some cases, their grand parents). They own a smart phone, maybe an iPad, their clothes, and not a lot else. Not only that, but you can also add our parents' generation, the so-called "Silent Generation" to the list of people who not only won't f'ing die, but they still walk the halls of power in Government, Industry, and Academia. They were every bit as bad as us Boomers, since they were born to the generation that survived WWI and the Great Depression. They didn't let go of ANYTHING. Trust me: I understand your feelings as far as letting that stuff sit and rot. I hate it, and if money were no object, I would buy and restore as many things as I could. But our feelings aside, those old vehicles only appeal to a limited audience.
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  1915.  @mmarmrcz6770  As I told Richard, our parents, the so-called Silent Generation, were born right at the end of the Great Depression, to parents who had lived through WWI, and the Depression. It had a profound affect on their parents, them, and even us Boomers. It was a society-wide kind of thing that made hoarders out of most of the population. You also had a great movement going on wherein more and more and more of the population was moving from the rural areas to more urban in search of steady employment. Those sorts of things have such a profound affect on the entire population, and over the course of generations. Your generation can't imagine life without a computer you can fit into your pocket that has more computing power than something from my childhood that took up a room the size of a warehouse, and was extremely limited in its capabilities. I remember growing up in houses without electricity, running water, or indoor bathrooms. That was the way they were built, not a function of not paying the utility bills. Going outside to do your business in subzero weather in the Midwest, only lit by a fuel lantern was just about as much fun as you might expect. It doesn't make me or my generation better than you, but it does color our respective outlooks on life.
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  1916. Not understanding men...understanding what makes men tick so they can manipulate men. They could not care less about men as human beings.
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  1917. Why are we not allowed to cross women's teeth and dot their eyes again? Because some of them...okay, most of them, need an attitude adjustment in the worst way. Like the club and a Missouri mule; you're not abusing the animal; you're getting his attention.
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  1918.  @williamwells5915  You've been waiting to use the word "appellation" for quite a while now, haven't you? I tend to use "honorific" or the more pedestrian "title," but that's just me, under-educated at the undergraduate level.
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  1919. Screw 'em. The French are the ones who came up with this whole notion of romantic love bullcrap in the first place.
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  1920. Women are incapable of being happy, period. Full stop.
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  1921.  @lars2894  You should stop doing drugs.
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  1922. Well, the left did call the 2nd summer of love "mostly peaceful protests," knowing full well they were violent as all get-out, so they figure when someone like Trump calls for "peaceful protests," he's also calling for violence.
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  1923. Is there any way we can stop pretending that marriage is all about love and all that bullsh*t? Women are INCAPABLE of love. They are only capable of feelings. That is how they navigate the world; their lives. PERIOD. Women do not love themselves, let alone parents, children, husbands, or anyone else. It's simply not in them. They are like the story of the half-frozen snake, where the monk comes across it, picks it up, carries it to his cabin, and warms it up. The snake promptly bites the monk. As the monk lies dying he says "why!? I picked you up, saved you from the cold, warmed you up, even gave you a mouse to keep you from starving! Why would you bite me!?" And the snake said "you knew what I was when you picked me up." We don't need to hate on women for being what they are. We can hate their behavior without hating them. We can certainly avoid them. I mean, let's face it: there's absolutely no reason whatsoever to get married unless 2 people want to have children. There is no rational reason. My late wife and I got married. I was 44, she was older, and I was the retirement plan. Period. There was no other reason for us to get married. It was a good marriage, as these things go, however, she was entitled to all my resources, and I was the retirement plan and built-in care giver in her final years. I saw marriage contracts are the way to go. It's the way to both protect ourselves, to make sure that the offspring are genetically ours, and that they are taken care of until at least 18 years of age. Because if we don't, I can see a time when they at least try to implement a draft. Not selective service, but a marriage draft. And lest anyone think that's too far-fetched, stop and ponder your world for a while and think about the things in our realm of existence that even 50 years ago would have seemed to fantastical to even move beyond the world of Sci/fi.
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  1924. Yet, according to another youtuber, "weirdly, you are allowed to shout for jihad."
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  1925. This is happening across the country, and it's happening multiple times in Virginia, which, thanks to the men north of Richmond, has turned blue. This is the state that called parents who objected to this kind of thing, and to CLR, "domestic pit bull terrier ists."
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  1926.  @jbenevy  For now.
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  1927. I've just got to say this, though: after all they've put Trump through, after everything they've thrown at him, it comes down to putting him on trial for allegedly paying hush money to a hooker - and SHE says it never happened. These people are insane. And y'all black folk vote for them.
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  1928. Props to Steve for the "Sanford and Son" reference.
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  1929. Click bait video title. Stop it. Do better.
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  1930.  @davidcolesr.8628  Enough to help her move her stuff.
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  1931. A million dollars bail!? Holy crap, he could have been OR'ed if he'd have belonged to the right demographic! Bet nothing happens to her.
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  1932. Too many women in this day and age act like men. But then when it claps back on them, they want to pull the woman card, and better if they're a minority card. That's like double-dipping right there.
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  1933. He quit railing against millionaires when he was bought off in 2016. Now, he goes after billionaires.
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  1934.  @joshhoodrat451  This is twice you've posted this in the same thread. Reported as spam.
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  1935. Elon notwithstanding, on average, the more well-off people are, the less children they tend to foist on the world. Poor people have always "trended" toward having more children. I have an ancestor - great, great, great aunt or something - who had 26 children. I read that and my immediate thought was "how did her uterus not fall right on the ground, at some point."
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  1936.  @tylerjacob7623  SCOTUS' decision concerning Trump's liability for "crimes" committed in the execution of his duties also cover Biden. Except in the deluded minds of leftists who think that shouldn't apply to Trump. Not that I don't think there ought to be a love connection between Biden and the nearest yardarm, mind you. I absolutely do. But even in as staggeringly corrupt place as America finds herself, you still have to apply the principles of law equally.
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  1937.  @NickPorter-ui7st  Liar.
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  1938. Exactly. What Hanson neglected was the fact that the Demonrats are trying to turn this into an age thing so they can use it against Trump.
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  1939. I don't know who Orrin Woodward was, but he is reputed to have said “A fool is someone whose arrogance is only surpassed by his ignorance.” That certainly seems to apply to the judge, as well as the vast majority of lefties.
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  1940.  @tehbone8604  Auto manufacturers are ALREADY doing that.
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  1941. Leftists, feminazi women...same exact mindset and manner of reacting to their world. In other words, the universe revolves around their feelings. Don't believe me? Consider the fact that 80% of women vote leftist.
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  1942. Women only hook up to try and either trap a man into a relationship, or to punish the current man they're with, and to look for an escape clause. That's it. I'm not even convinced women like sex. I'm 67; I've seen a lot, and not a single mammy-slapping thing in those 60+ years leads me to believe that women really enjoy sex in any way, shape or form. It's their primary weapon...., er, bait to trap men to try and get them into the relationship. Once they lock them in with babies, the sex goes away. At least until they start monkey branching to try and get out of the relationship they were so desperate to get into in the first place. A woman is a liar and a liar is a woman. It's no wonder in the ancient times they were considered daughters of Satan. I think our Middle Eastern brethren are on to something with Sharia Law.
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  1943. Ralph should definitely write to his Congress critter to let them know about the abysmal treatment he received at this house of horrors.
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  1944. Hate to break it to her, but most men are pretty impressed when they see anything that remotely resembles a female a) performing exercise, and b) not a land whale wearing fashion by Omar the Tent-maker.
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  1945. Someone said "There is what women think they want, what they say they want, and what they respond to." Seldom are any of those the same. I mean, crap, women don't even know what they want for dinner, or where they want to eat.
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  1946. I refused to pay for Hulu so I could watch the series "What We do in the Shadows" because: Disney. Instead, I bought the 1st and 2nd seasons on DVD.
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  1947. Get it right, Nate; there's racism on EVERY side. It's not just whites, it's not just blacks, it's EVERYBODY. Not every black person is racist; nor every white person. Not every Mexican, Chinese, Hawaiian, or any other race or ethnicity. If it's any number of any group, it's roughly 10%. The Normal Distribution tells us that much. You're a lawyer; surely you've had enough statistics to know that.
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  1948. Does anyone else see a family resemblance between the mayor of Minneapolis and Justin Trudeau?
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  1949. Modern women are like needy children.
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  1950. Except that per capita, the Demonrat party has always had more millionaires (and billionaires) than the Republican'ts.
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  1951. How many of those people are actually from the Bronx?
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  1952. It works in p*rn movies.
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  1953. The elitist left knows that if Trump is elected, Epstein's List is going to come out, and heads are going to roll. The rank-and-file leftist sheep are simply too stupid to comprehend that. All they can do is bleat the same things over and over again; "Orange Man Bad! Misogynist; racist; and all the other ists and phobias."
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  1954. Reminder: it's Happy Siblings Day today (04/10/24). Be sure and send congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Omar, wishing them a happy siblings day as well.
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  1955. The Democrats, aka the left, has, at least since Obama - including Obama himself - told the American people they're not smart enough to "get" what the left is trying to do. Obama himself said that about the American people. His apologists said that about the American people. The Left continues to tell us that we're not smart enough to "get" them, and that we should just sit down and shut up and let them do whatever they want.
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  1956. The 1st lie she told was "...have someone call you ugly." No, sweetheart, no one called you ugly; you made that part up. A man expessing his concern about your lack of activity is not the same as calling you ugly, except in your own teeny, little, lying lizard brain. The 2nd lie you told was that old "fat phobia." There's no such thing, baring you threatening to sit on someone and smother or crush them. Then again, some guys are into that. I didn't get married until I was in my 40s - 20 years after I stopped even trying to date. I met her in the old chatrooms on AOL and Prodigy. We corresponded for a year before she flew from the East Coast to California to meet me in person. She was a big girl - a 3x, if you want to know. But she was a great person with a good head on her shoulders, and she was both kind and peaceful. I, having been a simp, nearly a virgin, and figured I couldn't do any better, wifed her up. She'd been married twice before and had 2 daughters that were finding their own way in life. I learned a lot from her in the 20 years we were together, and I grew in confidence as a man. I never physically cheated on her, not that I believed there was opportunity there. I didn't grow that much in confidence. Having said all that, she was also 10 years older than me, and medically, she was a train wreck. Whoever said "age is just a number" was a deluded fool. Not only did her medical issues, brought on mostly by her weight - as well as dangerous fad diets when she was younger, cost us a lot of money, but her insecurities had led her to becoming a hoarder and an abuser of drugs (prescriptions) and alcohol. On top of that, she was a spend thrift. That doesn't mean she was thrifty with money; quite the opposite. Pro tip: never let your woman have unfettered access to money without oversight. Anyway, big girls come with a host of issues (more so than other women), and you cannot fix them. They can be kind, and loving, bring peace (or at least minimal drama) into your life, however, the mental and especially the physical issues can become overwhelming. Skinny beotches love telling big girls all the lies we've heard, because that's one less competitor for those so-called "top tier guys" that all women are after. In a group of 10 women, the big girl still wants that top tier guy, but she's almost guaranteed to be not in the running.
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  1957.  @ronniebuchanan6575  Not if they have no rights. Modern solutions for modern problems.
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  1958.  @kaleeysmith8801  Well done. What little success I've had in life with women involves saying "hey, I'm going to do X on this day if you want to come along." Example: surfing. I'd say, "Hey, I'm going over to Oceanside (CA) to surf the pier early on Friday before work. Around 7:00 am. Want to tag along? I'll probably hit the Beach Break Cafe afterward for breakfast if you want some company." It never failed because a) I wasn't asking them for a date, b) no expense involved, other than the drive to Oceanside, c) driving herself allowed her to maintain mobility and independence, and d) no strings attached. Sometimes I'd pick up the check and say "leave the tip," and sometimes the opposite. It's a great system because it allows both of you to check each other out in various situations - how you treat other people is extremely important.
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  1959.  @ThaKandyLady  No, you've definitely got the cart before the horse. Private schools in the modern era are a RESPONSE to the crappy, bloated, autocratic public schools.
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  1960. I started to post and I heard her say "...one of my exes...." And I thought: and there we have it. She made bad choices and all men are bad. Period. But don't any of you dare say the same thing about women. "It's not all women...."
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  1961. The "elderly" raised these thugs that feel entitled to do crime.
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  1962. I'm thinking Semi Supervillans need to write a song about "Rough Terrain Lorraine," and her cousin "Fat Alice."
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  1963. There are a lot of adults who call the po-po because Mickey D's got their order wrong, so there's that.
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  1964. Sounds like a scam to me.
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  1965. I'd also be curious to see a hardness comparison to the parent material vs after the spray material has been machined. One would think that it would be at least as hard as the parent material, but I kind of like to see these things in real time.
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  1966. Get a grip, man! Never trust any woman who seems to be hitting on you. Even if it's a friendly, don't-mean-nothing, harmless flirting, she's still not into you. You should be suspicious if she is. Beyond that, if they are hitting on you, they're after something, and it's not your endowment or your prowess. How do I know this? I'm 68, fool. Stop deluding yourself.
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  1967. Women are liars and liars are women. They all lie; it's in their DNA.
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  1968. I don't even like my own children, never mind anyone else's.
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  1969. I remember the gas can scam. I didn't realize that people were using it as a scam, though. I've never had a particularly larcenous mind, though. I'd even given thought to using a 5-gallon jerry can as a suitcase in order to get picked up more easily. I've hitch-hiked across the country a number of times, as well as within my local areas plenty of more times. By the late '70s/early '80s, it was so bad that people wouldn't hardly pick up a hitch-hiker. I did deliver pizzas, down in Houston, back in about '80, or thereabouts. It was bad enough that I concealed carry, and I had a partner who was also armed. Plus, I had a sawed off shotgun in the truck. Never had any issues, but we were always ready.
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  1970.  @jenniferkelley6875  "Myopic toxic nostalgia. Your family did fine so everything was fine. Got it." I was born a year earlier, and if you weren't doing fine, you weren't trying. Even hookers (like some people I could mention) were doing well.
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  1971.  @StanleyMidling  And at least six inches.
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  1972. And people say engineers aren't smart. If you want to keep the money you've saved and invested for retirement, your over-engineered German cars, your home, and your sanity, stay the hell away from the demon spawn we call women.
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  1973.  @jeffpolster8438  I would direct your attention to Chi-raq, Slum Fransisco, and other Demonrat strongholds to see what the on-going affects of defunding (never mind ending) the police.
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  1974. Pearl said it the other day, that women are so gullible and vulnerable to propaganda. It's because they don't think logically - they could, but they don't. They stay in that emotional mindset that is a marker of immaturity. Yes, women mature FASTER than men - to a point. After that, men pass them in leaps and bounds. If it weren't for hormones, men wouldn't have anything to do with women.
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