Comments by "Orwellian Horseman of the Apocalypse" (@DennisMoore664) on "PowerfulJRE" channel.

  1. The Road to Wellville is a comedy about Kellogg doing his thing.
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  2. And the voice - like, for sure!
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  3. There are many stories of ghosts or spirits at battle fields from all around the world. And then there's the whole La Llorona thing which always happens outside along a river. Damn, I miss San Antonio. A very cool city with very cool people.
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  4. I'm having a hard time getting past that. I'll try again later, but first I have to go see if I can find any of theis MTV show with him and the Palin daughter I keep seeing people reference. I mean, what the hell? Might have to take a pass on this ep.
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  5. Some heroes help us skip the noise.
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  6. Zionist shill - I gotta start using that one.
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  7. Must have some Brandybucks in his family tree.
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  8. It's almost like he has his own agenda or something - one more individual proving that we can't just respect the troops without knowing a little bit about the individual troop. This troop seems like kind of an asshole. And what's the stupidity with these fucking coins? What a self-important douchebag.
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  9. Joe was being a meathead again. TOS has all kinds of tech that inspired people decades later.
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  10.  @Blackkey034  Nah - he's complaining. he does that a lot.
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  11. Just thinking the same thing. Had to pause to check comments to see if it was just me or not. Thanks, bro! Back to it...
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  12. WASSUUUUUUP!
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  13. If it had been me I'd have set the studio up with color changing LED lighting. They could have a normal white balance for normal shows or throw on the mood lighting when Duncan is on.
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  14. Mother fucking Russia! What is wrong with those assholes?
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  15. Who is selling the land to Chinese investors or individuals? Maybe they should stop doing that.
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  16. And why doesn't the military own all that land? Everything about this country is so damned dumb from the government and the military all the way down to my fellow citizens. There are so many easy answers to so many of these problems.
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  17. I'm kind of surprised Joe Rogan still lives in LA and hasn't moved to Denver yet. Between the weed and shrooms being legal/decrimed, all the outdoorsy bow hunting stuff, and the local comedy club scene he'd never be bored. And it's got an international airport so his guests can drop in almost as easily as in LA.
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  18. China and Iran getting chummy too - that should be interesting.
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  19. 1:29:11 - THIS! Always THIS!
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  20. Shit gets real at 1:37 - LOOKOUT JOE!
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  21. Well done - nice twist on that.
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  22. 1:27:00 - if the energy was dispersed broadly into the environment we would have a mechanism in all of in the devices that used that source of energy to collect and concentrate the energy into a useable stream. It would probably require some kind of short-term energy storage medium to help stabilize and regulate it to a useable level. Although the concern I've heard raised and makes sense is about how raising the background EM level to disperse the energy we'd all be accessing would interfere with our ability to use radio's. No more free sound through the air. But they might have found a way to compensate for that or use the increased EM field as its own carrier wave? I don't know it's not like I'm an Astrophysicist or something. And I forget where it was but they talked about having battery change-out stations as opposed to charging stations and Neil shit on that too. But as batteries get smaller they could be designed to plug in and out in the same way that the battery on a cordless power tool does. The companies will need to adopt a universal design for the batteries, but it would be very easy to build a charging station that also stored a number of charged batteries. You would synch your vehicle to the station and it would automatically maneuver your vehicle into place, robotically (or by a person if your in Oregon) switch out the depleted battery for a charged one, run a system check to make sure everything is working correctly, perform any hardware updates, and even give the car a wash while you're waiting. If something like this was at every rest stop and truck stop along the Interstate system we could easily use electric cars to get most anywhere you needed. It would be really easy to have something like this in Hawaii.
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  23. Joe Biden Derangement Syndrome Rogan
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  24. That poor bastard - young Jamie or someone needed to help Duncan get that ghillie suit on right so it would stop sliding off.
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  25.  @dakotalandreth  Technically rue, but in a way you're both right.
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  26.  @pekerhed101  Yeah, I'm a bastard like that. There's this thing about Darth Vader, but I'll leave that for another time.
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  27. Crocs in the woods? Not if there are ticks around.
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  28. TOS will always have a special place in my heart because it was first and there are some AMAZING episodes. But I love most all things Trek and every series up through Enterprise has it's own outstanding episodes. That being said, DS9 is my favorite series as a whole for many reasons. And while it wasn't the strongest series I really liked the idea behind Voyager with the ship being stranded in a distant part of the galaxy and having to try and make it's way back to the Federation. Loves me some Star Trek!
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  29. If I was ever going to try and do a Pingtr1p of a Rogan video I'd want to use a loop of Joe laughing at 1:49:40. Caught it by accident and cracked myself up. The silly shit that happens sometimes.
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  30. Worse than a Mike Baker episode.
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  31. That's a bottom-of-the-whisky-barrel voice.
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  32. It was always he authoritarians on the Right that would be the ones to try and come take our firearms - Lefty Liberals are often pussies but smart enough to know that they can diddle around the edges with regulations and maybe do some bans in the big cities, but that it would be the end of the Republic if they try the Red Flag shit across the entire country. You don't screw with the Bill of Rights. The first ten were all made for a reason and are fundamental to the continued existence of a United States. Beginning to think that might be coming to an end before too much longer which is another reason I'm keeping my powder dry. All empires fall - some quicker than others. Poor America, she was a daisy but she just got too high strung.
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  33. Trump Derangement Syndrome is some of the most impressive projection people on the Trump train came up with during his one term in office.
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  34. Of course you can just stop people from talking - happens all the time in all kinds of situations unless you don't mind getting your ass beat or your comments deleted.
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  35.  @newsrapper  Not an agnostic since I'm willing to take a stand. I'd like to be an atheist since that's probably the correct answer, but I can't shake this feeling there is something more - hopefully a lot more. I used to say "God for lack of a better term". Then I found Spinoza. I believe Pantheistic is the correct term. Gives me room to be flexible about it all. Maybe pantheistically agnostic would be even more accurate.
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  36.  John Doe  I saw that episode of Southpark but I think we were a reality show in jeopardy of being cancelled.
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  37.  @pLaIrVaIdNoGx  The being I refer to as me didn't exist before my parents created me - at least not that I am aware of (other than in some abstract sense). But I don't know what you are talking about since I've looked back over my posts and I don't see any mention or assertion of nonexistence in any of them. Is your comment in reference to atheism?
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  38. Why would anyone be shocked that there's corruption and collusion between politicians ans and business? George Carlin said it better than I could -- "...You know what they want? They want obedient workers. Obedient workers, people who are just smart enough to run the machines and do the paperwork. And just dumb enough to passively accept all these increasingly shitty jobs with the lower pay, the longer hours, the reduced benefits, the end of overtime and vanishing pension that disappears the minute you go to collect it, and now they’re coming for your Social Security money. They want your retirement money. They want it back so they can give it to their criminal friends on Wall Street, and you know something? They’ll get it. They’ll get it all from you sooner or later cause they own this fucking place! It's a big club, and you ain’t in it! You, and I, are not in the big club."
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  39. For the better part of the past century (and longer) most countries have been manipulated by the US and the major NATO countries on one side and the USSR, when that was thing, on the other. The only thing that's really changed since the Soviet Socialist Republic died away and a consolidated Russian Federation took its place is the rise of China as a third global player getting it's fingers into other countries for their mineral rights, other trade and general influence. The whole damn is thing is damn tricky - way above my pay grade!
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  40. 12% steel. 6% they-might-not-even-be-real. 1% pleasure 3% pain and a 100% reason to remember the name. SASQUATCH!
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  41. 1:04:01 - I think that's one of my favorite things Joe has ever said on the show. Hope I see it in a Pingtr1p production.
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  42. I'm living in the future everyone used to speculate about and it's much more lame and dumb than frightening. With people in charge, I expect the further future to mostly be the same ... mostly.
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  43. I'll bet that plenty of people living through the crazy years of the late 1960's and early 70's were saying the same thing about it being such a strange time where people had to tow the status quo line of the establishment or the Flower-Power counter culture. And the same thing about the early years of the Industrial revolution and the end of the Victorian era. It's always a crazy time to be alive because we're a bunch of crazy apes running around trying to figure out this crazy shit sandwich called life.
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  44. What doe not kill me only...makes...m- whoa, I've got thumbs!
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  45.  @SirGuifoyle  Lots of info about CWD for all of North America on http://cwd-info.org/
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  46.  @cryptocaesar8972  I hear you. Not a fan of pure socialism or communism either. I don't like any person, group, or system having all the power or obscene amounts of money. The best choice is some kind of hybrid system that doesn't exist yet and even that would probably have unforeseen problems. It's definitely more complicated than we'll come up with in a YouTube comment section.
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  47. If they were in the audience (by choice) at a Lizzo spectacle they weren't victims, they were masochists.
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  48.  @sirg-had8821  pieces.
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  49. She says early in this that Area 51 is called Area 51 because it was built in 1951. But that's not true. The number 51 refers to the grid, or parcel of land, that the secret military base sits on. Maps dating back to the 1950s mark the area of land surrounding Groom Lake, approximately 6 miles north-to-south by 10 miles east-to-west, as Area 51. A small nuclear testing site located just to the north is called Area 13 – also named for the stretch of land it occupies. So if she's as demonstrably wrong as that on something so basic how can we trust that she isn't doing that throughout the rest of her work? Just another person getting in the way of us all being able to know is it really just propaganda (ours, for fucks sake) to cover up covert projects or is there something more going on?
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  50. Joe Rogan should buy a ranch out in the Texas Hill Country and call it Tranquility Base.
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