Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Dr. Todd Grande" channel.

  1. What a hothouse flower A.S. was. What a fruitcake.
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  2. He's done a bazillion on Trump already. Cool your jets.
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  3.  @LukeMcGuireoides  It may be pop culture, but, with respect to The Daily Show, it was a catastrophic change. In 2000, everybody loved The Daily Show. In 2016, half the audience was turned off like a switch.
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  4. Time for Joe to hire a food taster, because the DNC et al. have already broken records with the lengths they will go to cling to power.
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  5. Rittenhouse had a right to self-defense, to try to avert a gas station explosion, and to scrub graffiti off walls, which was what he was initially there to do. This dingdong is no Kyle Rittenhouse. Do you have any harsh words for the bussed-in anarchists who destroyed Kenosha? For the three men who tried to murder Rittenhouse? Quit being an ignoramus.
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  6. ​​ @cerealkiillar  Several biographers document this. One of Raine Spencer's servants saw the push. Charles Spencer admitted putting Raine's stuff in garbage bags and kicking it down the stairs. Let's not forget Diana's whacking Charles around with a Bible as he knelt for evening prayers. She was a pain in the azz.
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  7. It's an autoimmune disease that attacks the eyes and thyroid. In rare cases, it can cause dementia, although typically, the mental, emotional,, and cognitive problems go away when the disease goes into remission.
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  8. The gait disturbance would lend credence to that, too. He seems to have started shambling. George H. W. Bush seems to have suffered from a type of vascular dementia as well. I forget the exact label, but it seems to have produced some impulsivity and put him in a wheelchair and given him that permanent rictus in the decade preceding his death.
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  9. Also at the troughs of foreign governments. They don't call him China Joe for nothing.
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  10. Good luck, Gina! Hope you're still doing well in every way.
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  11.  @maryballwashington4674 Thanks for demonstrating another reason why this regime is a nightmare; it encourages rank and file Democrats like you to demonize others for absolutely no reason.
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  12. What a bleak story. Such shallow people as Julie are a bummer to even think about.
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  13. I was struck by the facial features of the child in the family photo.
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  14.  @sweetmissypetuniawilson9206  I chose a donor of average height (5'10") because height isn't important to me, being short, myself. Well, the kid turned out quite a bit taller than his sire.
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  15. One quarter million for a feculent Milwaukee Cape Cod? That's almost as crazy as that bizarre mother.
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  16. The whole of the DNC leadership has been using Joe for their own ends, from the 2019 primaries onward.
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  17. I can not listen beyond, "Hello, this is Doctor Grande."
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  18. Oh . . . get ready for the river of kaka they have on her.
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  19. Aside from her hair, she has that numbed face look of the profoundly stupid.
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  20. GTFO with your partisan garbage.
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  21. --As a potato, not as a POTatUS.
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  22.  @beverlyrhame3692  She might have a small goiter, or perhaps she had her thyroid removed or destroyed.
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  23. She was going after a piece of skull that was slithering off the Lincoln's trunk.
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  24. I gave up smoking Vantage Cocaines well before I joined the Navy.
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  25.  @aprilkurtz1589  You mean like how he suspended the constitution during his first four-year term? GFY and your cat, too.
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  26. @aprilkurtz1589  Silly lady! You actually take Trump literally?
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  27. @aprilkurtz1589  Are you asking me to somehow help you how to think outside of the concrete realm? I'm a nurse, April, not a miracle-worker!
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  28. Remind me to never hire you, Fred.
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  29. Nobody is ever a villain in his own eyes. And Humbert was especially good at making us dislike his prey, whom he characterized as a promiscuous and transactional brat.
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  30. Corporate wokeism, and the suddenly `sexy' appeal of mixed-race hues. I am eagerly waiting for the tipping point when corporations give up on pandering to a loud, reckless minority of Americans.
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  31. The CEO of AstraZeneca said that their product should not be taken by those with autoimmune diseases.
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  32. Wow! Was she raised by wolves? What a terrible thing to do.
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  33.  @vonclod123  The voluntary eye-popping thing is just something some people can do--it doesn't hurt them. What Wendy has is involuntary. It can be helped by surgery, though, to make more room in the sockets for the eyeballs. It's a risky surgery, though. They chip windows in the bone of the socket so the swollen tissue around the eyes can ooze back into the skull.
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  34. Especially Old Joe, with his hand out for the bribe. In fact, he came out of the womb asking, "What's in it for me?"
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  35. ​ @maloudelosreyes661 Maybe because 3rd- world countries have terrible problems.
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  36.  @davidpetrosky  Great points. I agree with you about women abdicating responsibility much too much. It may have something adaptive about it, in fact--going with the strongest strongman.
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  37.  @Birchwoodlavender  Ick! Olbermann is a one-dimensional cartoon who likens half the voting populace to larval flies. He is as funny as a sledgehammer baked in turkey guano.
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  38.  @ChrisNoonetheFirst  Aw, the teevee made you a 6tard.
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  39. I can't wait until Harry loses himself 115 pounds of useless fat.
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  40. Those Spencers . . .
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  41. "BIPOC"? Who talks about human beings as collectives like that? Lol! Why not just make a point about the punishment fitting the crime?
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  42. Really. You are simply not very objective and resorting to whataboutism.
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  43. I never camp without a gun.
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  44.  @MitchellJRo  Ashli Babbitt was recorded crying out for the Antifa guys to stop bashing through that door and trying to put herself in their way when the Keystone Kop, Michael Byrd, stepped up and dropped her with a point blank shot to the neck. Why did you even bring up Trump, ya dingus? Wake up!
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  45. The worst professional experience of my life was being hired to take over the job of a retiring OCPD sufferer. She had no respect for my longer experience or superior credentials, and spent 3 months making me use her very nitpicky process. I pride myself on adapting to anything, but I could never adapt well enough to suit her. I finally just quit in utter disgust, since it was clear that she would never consider my streamlined and equally successful approach to the same job.
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  46. Dr. Grande, have you ever covered the concept of `communal narcissist' before? That's what these church pillar criminals put me in mind of.
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  47.  @amandanegrete1306  I am. We all know just how accident-prone Baldwin was. Not. Why is he walking free?
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  48. I had always heard that Hubbard had made a bet with science fiction author Robert Heinlein that he could make up a religion. Heinlein himself is alleged to have led a messy personal life (including crawling in the sack with Hubbard, himself), and I'll bet Heinlein would make a good case study, himself. Vulnerable, prickly toward critics, polyamorous, prone to marrying crazies, and traumatized by a harsh mother, who blatantly favored his older brother. Heinlein wrote Stranger in a Strange Land and Starship Troopers
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  49. Recently, Harris was clearly half in the bag as she gave a speech. But funnily enough, she made a lot more sense than when sober. Scuttlebutt has it that she is a heavy drinker. In her awful position, I'd probably get into the schnapps, too.
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  50. I once needed to be restrained in a Waffle House when I found out that they didn't serve real butter. Now I just smuggle my own butter in. And Faygo. That's a lot easier.
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