Youtube comments of B Nic (@bnic9471).

  1. Grenell is the kind of public servant we need.
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  2. He may not even truly be prepping, but bringing in Gabbard psychs them out.
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  3. "They're not going to pin this shit on me!" --Harris, overheard after refusing to do a press conference on Afghanistan
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  4. Mr. Schmitz said it best: "You have spit in our face for the last fucking time."
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  5. Paul Krugman wrote an article feeling puzzled about "white rural rage." He should just come see us, once. Leave NYC and interact with us "subhumans."
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  6. I care about what Mike Pence thinks. Said no one, ever.
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  7. Now, if the goddamn oldest party in the Western world could just "modern up" and throw out Marx and Engels . . .
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  8. My first question is, "Well, is this plain polio, or `improved' polio?"
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  9. She won't debate unless they find a Queef-to-English interpreter.
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  10. Her name was Laken Riley.
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  11. This nuclear saber-rattling is such a drag. My dad was a volunteer in 1955 for an above-ground bomb test that Mom was able to watch live on NBC.
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  12. There are a lot of reasons it could be. I lost a healthy, beautiful boy about this child's gestation 22 years ago. I just . . . lost him. The cervix opened and out he came. A year later, I had some imaging done of my uterus and it was totally partitioned into 2 cavities, and it was then we knew why our boy died--he had just run out of room. Surgery that cut the partition (septum) in two allowed me to give birth at term, and that baby is now 19.
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  13. Used to be a psych nurse. I had exactly one murderer among my patients. His weapon? Crowbar.
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  14. My God, what a horrible joke this regime is.
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  15. I thought the 6 workers were from Baltimore, patching potholes on the bridge.
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  16. She wasn't allowed to marry or have more children, either. Good God, that is heinous.
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  17. For people who think they're so much smarter than everybody else, the legacy media sure doesn't get metaphor.
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  18. Regarding war: just remember that female cops tend to use their guns more.
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  19. My favorite 2019 Kamala Harris misfire is when she blamed her staff because she did not know something.
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  20. As RFK, Jr., spoke, I felt thrills. This isn't just a gamble seeking votes, this is a major symbolic realigning event. This has not happened since Reagan.
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  21. Upwards of 900 rotting bodies lying around after Helene.
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  22. He said automobile manufacturing bloodbath.
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  23. In comparison, Jeff Bezos is dinking around with a phallic carnival ride.
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  24. Just so, Styx. I've been voting since 1984, and never, ever had a real choice, nationally, until 2016 . . . and THAT came as a surprise.
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  25. And this was Rona Barrett, who was just a gossip columnist. She still knew how to do a decent interview, without grandstanding or manipulating.
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  26. Trump gave that idea in the middle of a relatively somber and thoughtful address in Green Bay, last night.
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  27. Rubio in 2016 sounded like George W. Bush II. A neocon. Don't want him.
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  28. Trump needs to just be minimally courteous. Like a grownup. Kamala will dig her grave with her tongue.
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  29. Walz is a hated pro-riot, pro-lockdown zealot. I'm from Minnesconsin, an' I oughtta know.
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  30. Did not permit my baby to be circumcised in 2002, and my God--the flak I got from hospital employees! "It's dirty," one old nurse's aide told me. Later, as a nurse, I landed a job in Labor & Delivery, at a time when the circ rate was around 95%. The circ'd newborns cried all the time--especially when they'd just wet their diapers. It was a disgrace to do that to such a young person. After having to assist with a couple of circumcisions, I resigned. One of the dumbest and most often given reasons for having the baby circ'd was, "So he'll look like his dad." What???
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  31. Trump supports our right to jazz cabbage!
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  32. I know press secretaries are never unbiased, but Psaki lies like crazy. Solution to the beer bug: IGNORE IT!
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  33. Did Biden start raving about a blackboard jungle, again?
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  34. Machine politics won the night.
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  35. There's a damn good reason why Hillary Clinton said her dream job would be CEO of Facebook.
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  36. Dayum! Get rid of that Biden appointee!
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  37. Sean Duffy, my old congressman, speaks well for me, here. Wisconsinites have had enough of this Jacobin political experimentation. The fools advocating for bail reform don't suffer the consequences of it in their gated communities.
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  38. Pregnancy denial is real. When I was part of an ambulance squad, we had more than one disbelieving teenage mother get a total surprise in the bathroom.
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  39. Biden came across like an old man yelling at a cloud.
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  40. Joe tested negative for president.
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  41. I'm flabbergasted that the Supremes blocked that building full of cretins at the CDC. About damn time.
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  42. Never heard of Jared Holt before Styx. Sounds like a professional hall monitor. What a drip.
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  43. I miss the internet of 30 years ago. Now it's like a homogenized, boring blob.
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  44. Thank you, Styx, for bringing up the culpability of universities in this dollar-strippong racket. Few do.
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  45. If only someone in the press in 2020 had spoken about Biden's brain aneurysms as frankly as John Fund just did in this foreign news piece . . .
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  46. Turn them away. They are not taxpaying citizens.
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  47. This should be shocking, but c'mon, man! Joe is a nicer man than Bad Orange.
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  48. The best interviewers let people expose themselves first, then ask pointed questions--even purposefully ignorant-sounding questions. The job of an interviewer is to be unobtrusive and guiding. Legacy media interviewers have long since become their own favorite topic, sadly.
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  49. The sight of Karl Rove evokes nausea and disgust. I know why Bush called him "Turdblossom." Rogan should toy with him. Make him smoke a joint.
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  50. Styx points out my pet peeve about "environmentalists"-- they are ignorant of how much energy is packed into a given unit of fossil fuel compared to any other energy source. You get a LOT of yield compared to how much energy goes into its extraction. Their dreams of continuing on as before but with electric cars and solar power are pure horseshit. Laughable horseshit.
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  51. Hey, we just put a Republican into an open seat up here in WI-7 last night.
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  52. A Chicago police blogger I like just calls Lightfoot "Groot".
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  53. "I don't speak to staff!" Holy cow. What an awful woman.
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  54. A lot of crap is perpetrated in the name of "safety."
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  55. Didn't Depp lose a fingertip to a wine bottle that Heard threw?
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  56. Those still on the Left have become everything they used to hate---out of pure spite and TDS.
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  57. I have a gun shop owner friend with federal machine gun permission. It was so expensive that I think it's his version of owning a Corvette or Rolex.
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  58. "Let me exploit a tragedy befallen a family member for General political purposes" --Every Democrat since Al Gore.
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  59. "For the children" is shorthand for "I'm going to rob you blind".
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  60. If Democrat extremists hadn't ground people's faces into their up-to-9-months' gestation demands, Roe versus Wade would never have been challenged. The zealots and crazies did it to themselves. Thanks, Democrats.
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  61. What is the point of hedging predictions if you've claimed to have devised a valid tool?
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  62. A very measured, fair assessment, in my opinion. Dee Dee sounded like a monster.
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  63. Old dogs can't learn new tricks, and Dopey Joe is an older dog than most.
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  64. This reminds me of the time when my husband against my wishes allowed an elder woman to use our barn and pasture. Within a week, the old lady was squatting in our milkhouse and acting as if the entire world was plotting against her. Took two years and the sheriff to flush her out. She travels with all kinds of hooved and fanged furry pets.
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  65. You have to have the brains of a lettuce to believe "Trump Meltdown" heeadlines.
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  66. Activist arrogance has greatly harmed the alphabet community.
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  67. Best ego-collapse recorded on video this year. The munchkin imploded with rage.
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  68. Donald Trump understood deterrence.
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  69. I had a really Catholic biology teacher, too. On Wednesdays, he'd teach Confirmation to us at church. Never brought up religion in biology, though.
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  70. Imagine donating your son's heart and then finding out that it went to Deadeye Dick Cheney.
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  71. "Ukraine has all the kraines . . . Mumblmumblr Build Back better! C'mon, man!" ---joebot
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  72. It is jarring to stumble into any kind of Dem echo chamber, they fluff each other and call us trailer-dwelling insurrectionists.
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  73. My congressman, Tom Tiffany (R WI-7), co-sponsored a pretty decent bill that tries to block the federal gov't. and the NGOs from unilaterally shipping "refugees" to locations all over the United States.
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  74. Yeah, that HuffPo article was like a cat trying to cover turds on linoleum.
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  75. My husband had his farm worked over by Katrina, 25 miles inland. He said the only real help came from local churches during the month afterward.
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  76. I'll take our second amendment rights over the discretion of an "expert" every day.
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  77. My husband said they remind him of big, furry woodticks. He needs to watch what he says, though, having moved to the Badger State.
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  78. In his pressers as Biden's AG, he always comes across as if he were making a hostage video. Maybe he's also blinking "Tired of diaper duty".
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  79. He sounds as if he's a Chinese citizen. Yank his visa and ship him home.
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  80. Heck, Hillary even lifted lamps and tables out of the State Department when she arrived there in 2009.
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  81. My son's ancestry goes back to Henry Hudson on one side and Vikings on the other. He's definitely a native American.
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  82. I used to be married to an unusually gentle Swede--just gentle by innate temperament, I think. Trauma or no trauma in the background, I think that just being Swedish is a big marker of vulnerability. I am only half-joking about that, being a chill Nordic, myself. But, poor Alf! What a sad case! And I would cut Trujillo no slack for `sudden passion. If she could open his braincase with a shoe for any reason, she's one of society's wild animals and should be treated as such. There is suddenly way too much of this `sudden passion' garbage going inadequately punished, right now.
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  83. "They're gonna put y'all back on lawnmowers, man!"
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  84. I was an EMT for a dozen years, and anytime we had a threatened suicide or gunshot, we relied on the police to secure the scene. No civilian medic is expected to sacrifice himself to the knife & gun club.
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  85. Wisconsin, with its illegitimate union stooge governor, Tony Evers, needs to kick that bum to the curb, too! I'm an ex-Dem joining the GOP this year to help take back the statehouse.
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  86. My mother and I got caught in a riot in 1968. In a Corvair. It was terrifying; I remember it, and I was only 3. Luckily, Mom was able to keep driving forward.
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  87. Boomers (and us Xers) wrote the code that makes younger generations feel like technical wizards, but nobody comes out a winner, here.
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  88. Retire already, Lindsey. Your priorities are bizarre.
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  89. I'm not worried about her religion, I'm worried about her lack of any core principle except promoting herself.
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  90. He was too busy checking his watch as their thirteen bodies were carried off the plane.
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  91. Can we santorumize "Bidenomics" and counterpost that definition to Twitter?
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  92. And when you ask them why they favor jailing an opponent, they just glaze over and keep running their mouths.
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  93. They often are. My sister was a LEO who took a seminar on BPD 25 years ago. Not sure what it helped to do that. When I was a psych nurse and she a deputy/jailer, we would sometimes compare notes. It sure seemed as if my patients and her inmates were pretty much the same type of crowd.
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  94. ​ @pr248  You're so predictable. Your posts are not worth what they're paying you.
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  95. I have taken to downvoting any video that smacks of AI, even if it might be worthwhile. It's the principle of the thing.
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  96. Full payment for no work? Well heck, if it hurts NBC, I'm for it.
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  97. See this? This is sand. YOU LIVE IN A F¥CKING DESERT!
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  98. Trump did a pretty good job. Anyone objective could discern that much.
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  99. And there should be a tax revolt, since taxpayer funds aren't going for promised protection.
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  100. There's an old SF short story from the 1970s about some sailor having brought dodos back to America, where they were bred for a few decades by hillbillies before finally being eaten up during the Great Depression. It was called, "The Ugly Chickens."
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  101. Graves' disease can cause encephalopathy if antibodies attack tissues in the brain. It attacks the eyes, skin, thyroid, phalanges, nails, and pretibial areas, just for starters, and Wendy shows outward signs of most of that. She has a really bad case of Graves'. Getting sanctimonious over her past drug use may be fun for you, but it is a facile explanation.
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  102. Here's another one for Democrats to fear and loathe: Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin. He's turned out to be a solid, unshakeable conservative workhorse. Came in in 2010 with the Tea Party and kept the faith.
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  103. McAuliffe needs to be pulled away from the hog trough. He's been popping up here and there for decades.
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  104. This isn't philosophy, it's classic prioritization and time management.
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  105. When the topic came up of fetal demise, my mind went back to the Christmas Day when my baby boy was born still. It was sudden, due to incompetent cervix, and we were absolutely devastated. When I asked the ER nurse if my baby would live, she cringed and said she was "allergic to miscarriages," but the L&D nurses were wonderful. I treasure the photos and foot- and handprints, a quarter century later. They even found a pretty elegant white cardboard box to take him home in. It inspired me to work as an RN in L&D for a time.
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  106. Great interview! Thank you!
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  107. Devin Nunes addressed Biden as a "moron".
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  108. No sense in catastrophizing things. Keep a level head and leave the drama queenery to the Left.
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  109. And he was driving the train!
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  110. She's back on the Tide Pods, again.
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  111. I didn't vote for that dope. I got taken for a ride, along with millions of others.
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  112. I left my son intact, and I backed out of labor & delivery nusing because I was expected to stand in on circumcisions. NOPE!
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  113. Buckwheat needs a master class in PR.
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  114. My dad claimed that he entered the world by being "shot out of a cannon", and the very hour he died, my sister a continent away was awakened by two loud cannon shots. It was the strangest thing.
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  115. Cori Bush's behavior and her threats are reprehensible. And Finnerty is right--she's not very bright. She can only repeat lies and appeal to emotions.
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  116.  @tkbikesnc6079  Nah. You're just looking at it through the lens of a group thinker and emotional reasoner ignorant of virology, epidemiology, and millions of years of evolution.
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  117. I've been a bit vaccine hesitant since two mandatory vaccines, MMR and influenza, shotgunned a pretty serious autoimmune disease in me. Twice. While the ingredient that did that is no longer used, my experience made me say no to the current rage in jabs. I learned the hard way not to vaccinate myself "lightly".
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  118. Public education isn't just corrupt--as with health care, public education has turned into racketeering.
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  119. Alcohol has killed way too many of my cohort.
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  120. America is now in a feeding frenzy on all levels.
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  121. As another professional translator, yes, adding names would totally not happen.
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  122. Joe came off as cranky with Stephanopoulos. I can see why his staff refers to him as "Old Yeller."
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  123. I had to walk away from the Dems in 2016, but I still can't throw full-throated support to the neocon hologram known as the Grand Old Party. Not until the Liz Cheneys are purged.
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  124. The guy had birdshot travel to his heart, then went on TV with a bruised face and apologized for getting in Cheney's line of fire.
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  125. Who cares about the skirt chasing? He has our parents' and grandparents' blood on his mitts!
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  126. I have a 104 year old patient who is really sharp. I asked her last week what she thought of current events and she said, "It feels like '14." "2014, or 1914?" "1914, dummy," she said, laughing.
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  127. Laughed my ass off today, reading Orange Man Big! Everybody should buy this. Just don't eat lunch while reading it.
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  128. Never forget "10% for the Big Guy."
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  129. Stick to your guns, Senator Johnson. You're speaking common sense, here. And thank you for representing this Wisconsinite so well.
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  130. Man, I pity people who aren't rural.
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  131. Makes a gal want to do all her banking in a Mason jar and do away with debit cards altogether.
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  132. Haha--I resemble David Janet's remark about thinking that all the plastic hounds around me had so much more money. I didn't know that they were charging everything! My Great Depression-raised folks inculcated a cash-only mentality in me.
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  133. They're after your cats, and he's just standing in the way.
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  134. "Mummy," little Charles said, listening on the phone.
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  135. Keep working hard for Florida, Ron! Florida needs you! Well done!
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  136. Harris and Walz joke about "white guy tacos." News you can use!
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  137. She normally looks tense, so this time she probably could have converted coal into a diamond in her rectum.
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  138. I'm still praying for bootleg footage of her slapping around her campaign manager. They say folks had to intervene and give her a sedative.
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  139.  @95MAFS  Trump did well with his economic reforms and deregulation. Unlike Obama, you didn't see him practicing "managed decline" or herding workers away from Main Street and toward corpos that functioned almost as arms of the federal government. Trump at least kicked the shins of our oligarchs and bureaucratic petty tyrants.
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  140. Thank God we didn't have to see videos of Chelsea Clinton. Thank God for small mercies.
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  141. ​ @deathtakes They acted like COVID was as bad as the Black Death, too, and people seemed to have fallen for it.
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  142. She really had a political tin ear.
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  143. I counter with that "Happy Indigenous People Day!" meme showing sacrificial blood and bodies tumbling down an Aztec pyramid.
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  144. She has an Ed.D. This is even worse than an English doctorate, since she only had to jump over a row of matchboxes.. My only real bone to pick is using your title outside the professional realm.
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  145. A gag would help Trump. I'd much rather hear about his agenda.
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  146. 100%! This means a great deal to me as mother to an AR-owning, civic-minded Wisconsin boy who is Rittenhouse's age.
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  147. My 17 y.o. son just asked "Who is that freaky Chinese candidate who was on the H3H3 podcast?"
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  148. You'll get my mango Juuls and AR-15 out of my COLD, DEAD HANDS!
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  149. No, those aren't tears, it's mustard.
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  150. My dear, departed, un-PC dad saw Yang earlier this year and said, "Chinaman's got my vote -- he'd work all day for a bowl of rice."
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  151. I remember when this happened. I wondered what was wrong with parts of Australia. Didn't they build quarantine camps, too? That was a wild overreaction to a disease that wasn't very lethal.
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  152. "Africa has quite gone to pot since we left." —Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
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  153. Who cares about Eyepatch McCain?
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  154. Joe has spent 40% of his term, so far, resting up in Delaware.
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  155.  @nkm901  You meant "stark and decisive", right?
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  156. ​ @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen You have seen Sam Kinison do stand-up, haven't you?
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  157. Trump never had a honeymoon the first time.
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  158.  @regmcg4171  We all knew. We were just laughed at, censored, or told that the other guy eats babies.
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  159. Coalition building with libertarians was a brilliant Trump move.
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  160. Hubby and I are middle class and we are finally feeling as though money is tight. Our side gig is tourism and that is definitely down, as it was for my resort-owning parents in 1979. Here it comes!
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  161. Not from Hamtramck, but I live near a Somali settlement, and heard a commotion in the library study carrel behind me one day. I peeked over the top, thinking the guy was having a seizure, or something. Nope. He was just down on the carpet facing Mecca and salaaming away. Very energetic form of prayer.
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  162. Joe jumped over a row of matchboxes! Yay! Next, he takes the brassiere off a department store mannequin for the win!
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  163. Trump appeared to be talking loudly over Groyper hecklers at the Turning Point USA event last night. Raucous.
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  164. The haggard old cyborg just gave a speech in New Hampshire. She's obviously delusional and megalomaniacal as surely as Lex Luthor was.
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  165. The Seattle police chief is a girl.
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  166. Styx, you're not quite right about not reinvigorating many Democrats. This has been turned into an all-or-nothing wedge issue. While most people have a "tempered" opinion (as they should, if they are realistic), "Overturning Roe" long ago was turned into a verbal nuclear bomb. I've noticed even a lot of fundies are hollering "Thank you, Jesus!" as if axing Roe versus Wade changes much.
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  167. Q: What happens when Michael Avenatti uses Preparation H? A: He disappears.
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  168. I got shunned and labeled a bigot by half a dozen people (all young white women) back in 2020 when I denounced BLM. Have they noticed yet that they were duped? I wonder.
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  169. Thank you! Any combover is disturbing.
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  170. ​ SmokeWithMeInCT Her voice sounds like the devil's flatulence.
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  171.  @Thatguy-hc3ed  Songs have been written, you mean. Look up "Up in Kenosha", by the Irish Brigade.
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  172. I hope these penthouses have Diaper Genies.
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  173. To quote Donald Trump, "Don Lemon is the dumbest guy on TV. And you can just see the dullness in his eyes.
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  174. My son had his car stolen in Minneapolis last month. Minneapolis has changed. Thanks, Tim.
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  175. ​ @boofert.washington2499  There has been a back-door draft for decades, genius. Ask any weekend warrior whose unit got sent to the Middle East.
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  176. They re-died.
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  177. Tampons
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  178.  @sluggo3slug  The 1970s were pretty snowy, where I lived. Or maybe it was more that I was just shorter, back then . . .
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  179. Her whole podcast sounded as if she were taking the opportunity to (vaguely) settle scores.
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  180. Nancy Pelosi's daughter has all the charm of a snapping turtle. She was probably just an afterthought to her own mother.
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  181. In 1979, we were in a junior high English class when the sky darkened. We just looked out the window at the dusk and kept on working. Schools weren't closed. We were not feebleminded or poorly behaved.
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  182. I can't wait to see Governor Tony Evers pay for his stupid big mouth with his job. Wisconsin, unlike Oregon and Washington, is not fertile ground for leftist fuckery.
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  183. And remind ppl of her support for BLM.
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  184. "Coal-powered car" is good framing, Styx.
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  185. She may have also misappropriated campaign funds in paying this young staffer. It's not just about her having owned herself.
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  186. O Hubris, thy name is "Democrat."
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  187. Apparently, Democrats have made "Science" into a demigod, like some big Easter Bunny. It has a face, now!
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  188. I have a little yellow cat who was pulled out of a frozen mud puddle by two Great Pyrenees. They bottle fed her and we adopted her, and she is the nicest cat I've ever known. She loves humans and big dogs so much!
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  189. Daily Wire is mostly a bunch of moralizing religious bores. Andrew Clavan manages to amuse me, sometimes, though.
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  190.  @TheApana  It's gone and banished the flu. It'S a mIrAcLe!!!
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  191. I am amazed at the extent to which Citizen Trump was able to drag some of these oinkers away from the public trough long enough to do some good for ordinary citizens. What an effective leader . . . considering how Byzantine D.C. actually is.
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  192. I see so many reactions to grief. Silence and denial are probably more common than overt grief. I once had a stillborn boy, whom I think of several times every day for the past 23 years, but at the time, I went right back to work. Even though I felt gutted, I kept my grief close.
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  193. I also have a big hunch that Joe's tweet went out before he ever agreed to a darn thing. He had been giving every appearance of having grown resentful and dug in . . . until the tweet.
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  194. In before she tests negative for president.
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  195. I remember going to a trauma conference in 2012 that was focusing on returning Afghanistan vets who would be swamping state mental health units and straining resources. Saddens me to know that we tormented all those young soldiers for nothing. Sickens me.
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  196.  @alwaysuseless  I remember loving to skate on black ice as a kid in northern Wisconsin. I learned later that my Norwegian immigrant grandfather liked to do that, too. They called it "rubber ice".
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  197. Also not really a connoisseur of her music, but her story touches me. I hope she someday gets to hold her aging father's financial and health care powers of attorney. That would be poetic justice.
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  198. War Pigs! What are they good for? Absolutely nuthin'! Not even bacon.
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  199. ​ @Allmenshouldrespectallwomen I asked Jesus about your opinion and He said, "Oh, she's just a green-haired Pharisee."
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  200. It has been documented: Wisconsin mobile home mom is more American than those donut-chasers.
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  201.  @burnhamsghost8044  Also, they pretend that this cognitive glitching was not obvious.
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  202. Joe: "I'm battling for the soul of America!" Soul of America: >>vomiting noises<<
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  203. It's hard for me to get my head around what that redhead just said. Someday, her kids won't want to speak her name.
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  204. Thanks. My progressive great-grandfather raised money to erect that statue in the 1920s, and he wrote a chronicle of that regiment called Colonel Heg and his Boys ( Oberst Heg og hans Gutter )
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  205. Have been hoping for Carson all along. He's sharp, experienced, and loyal. Could listen to him all day.
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  206. That's my president! I miss him.
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  207. How does it feel to be ruled? How does it feel to be regarded as tax cattle? How does it feel to be replaced?
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  208. All our institutions crumble, including health care and education.
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  209. Chelsea was raised by wolves.
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  210. Do something about the exponential increase in carjackings in your own state capital, Walz.
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  211. Somebody needs to tell old Joe that.
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  212. Have worked with many social workers and gradually have come to see the profession as a red flag, itself. So many of them are a little bit "off."
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  213. This is like 2011 déjà vu for those of us in Wisconsin, except our state legislators just hid in Illinois. And the law they were resisting weakened the teachers' union machine.
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  214. I have never for a minute forgotten that Trump was impeached for asking about Dirty Joe Biden.
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  215. Shapiro has the appeal of a haberdasher.
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  216. I'm sure Biden is heartbroken, after losing his good friend, Abe Simpson.
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  217. Not gorgeous--just a chintzy, empty, ugly McMansion. My house is 100 years old and much better built than their pile of chipboard and vinyl with umpteen gables.
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  218. Self-respect
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  219. Pretty charitable explanation for this hungry, thirsty pair of people.
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  220.  @OffGridInvestor  Barbara Olson, who died at the Pentagon, did write a scorched-earth book about Hillary. I remember seeing her interviewed about her book on C-SPAN, just a matter of days before she died. Not that the Clintons forced her on that flight, or anything.
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  221. You should have heard Trump last night. It was all about Harris' radical politics and also her inability to speak extempiraneously.
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  222. I know an old gal who retired from the IRS' Delinquent Accounts department. She's a wealthy old drunk.
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  223. Ah yes! Those were the days! Makes me want to put on a Huckapoo shirt and fiddle with my mood ring.
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  224. And hot sauce in her purse. "Is it working?"
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  225. Somebody take Miss Lindsey aside and tell him to shut his trap about an abortion ban. His drinking habit is affecting his judgment.
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  226. Bodycam improv is an emerging art form.
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  227. Agnostic, here. Mom dragged me to Mass, but I was a born skeptic, and I don't care if there is a God, or not. But I think a lot of people benefit from the tradition and community of religions. In fact, I think old farts might have dreamed it up to keep young, strong hotheads in check.
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  228. This is more common sense than I've heard out of Michael Moore since "Roger & Me". There are a lot of illusions about the fossil fuel externalities of electric cars and other forms of "green energy".
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  229. Female genital mutilation might be more severe than male circumcism, but they are both mutilation.
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  230. Ah, shit. Minneapolis is less than a gas tank away from my house. Fortunately, my house is the next best thing to an arsenal, but still . . .
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  231. I'll boil pasta with their tears.
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  232.  @AndyFromBeaverton  Excellent! I feel the same way about the president I helped elect with my Wisconsin ex-Dem vote in 2016. He also has all the best enemies. He does. Everyone says so. 😉
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  233. Their "open borders" notion is horrendous.
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  234. Moochelle really just feels like crap because her husband made a flop of his presidency. She also looks like crap--she's either hitting the junk food or the facial fillers too hard. And she didn't just lie through her teeth in her speech, but her delivery was hectoring and whiny.
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  235. I met Manchin back in 2007 or so, back when I was an active Democrat (of the anti-Bush, anti-war kind). It was at the Wisconsin State convention, and Manchin was governor or lieutenant governor of West Virginia, at the time, iirc. Imagine that--a Democrat with executive experience who did something crucial, 13 years later! Manchin is a true politician in the best sense of the word. Edit: at the time, Manchin bored me, because he was no showy activist, like the new Vermont Senator, Sanders, whom I also saw speak numerous times in those days. NOW, Sanders bores me and Manchin is my quiet hero, even though I'm no longer a Democrat. Not all political heroes are burning up Twitter, lol.
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  236. Well, it was hilarious in 2016, but I'm sick of it, now. The rank and file have no idea how much dirty work they're doing for the entrenched, corrupt ruling class.
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  237. I wish they'd go pfft! a little faster.
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  238. I loved it when Trump said, "I want people to stop killing each other in Ukraine, hurrdurr!" Or something like that.
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  239. I like his serious tone.
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  240. I would hope that they could be sued. Better yet, they can go work retail, or flip burgers. Something more productive.
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  241. I've been dealing with Parkinson's patients for 30 years, now. Dementia with behavioral disturbances is a common feature. Paranoid delusions are very common in it.
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  242. Next paradigm: Democrats start bathing in swimming pools full of oil, while Republicans bring up the rear with green energy, gas rationing, and carbon credits. Meanwhile, Mother Earth just does as she pleases.
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  243. Re: Democrats and MSNBC: WHAT IN GOD'S NAME HAS HAPPENED TO THOSE PEOPLE?
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  244. No, and the Forbes headline hack is writing very biased headlines. "Eviscerates"? 😅
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  245. I used to be super-phobic of dogs, after having been bitten as a girl. But I got tired of the fear and forced myself to make friends with every dog I met. Mind over matter, right? Now, it's the strangest thing, but dogs really seem to hold me in high esteem. I married a man with 5 dogs and soon became their pack leader. They seem to have elected me. Lol.
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  246. Yeah, I really want a president who spent a huge chunk of her childhood in a foreign country. 🙄 Had enough of that with Black Jesus.
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  247.  @pearl_kill_Gaming  Neither Emily nor Hunter were poorly trained. Emily called for backup and stayed behind her door and A-pillar. This guy (I know all three people--I live in this town) was a fanatic about guns and he honed and honed his marksmanship. When our kids were shooting on the trap team, Perry would be there, coaching. Coaching and drinking heavily. In his spare time, he frequented shooting ranges. Once, he had to call 911 for the police to let him out of the Armand shooting range--he'd stayed till the gate automatically locked him in in the evening. My son knew Hunter, but I knew Emily, and she was a top cop. Very wise. She was a good cop and a real community asset. Hunter once pulled me over on the very road on which he was killed. I guess I had a taillight out and a cracked windshield, and he let me off with a friendly admonition to get it fixed. Nuts to all you armchair sages who know everything there is to know about police work. Operating the pew-pews is the least of it, although the murderer, in this case, ate, slept, and breathed guns.
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  248. We need a Dep't. of Education like a fish needs a bicycle.
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  249.  @godspeed6991  I guess you can tell yourself whatever you want in order not to feel bad about what you did to your boys, but please don't pass it off as authoritative medical advice. There is almost never a good reason to subject babies to the barbaric, pointless ritual that you subjected yours to.
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  250. If I were a Californian, I would be tempted to vote against Newsom just because he looks like some preppy frat kid with a face made for punching. 😆
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  251. Yeah . . . are they insisting on Marquis of Queensberry rules? OK Corral rules?
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  252. I'll bet Frito-Lay is a huge donor.
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  253. I used to love California, back in the 1980s. Couldn't believe the dumpster fire I found the last time I visited, in 2015. I don't see how there is any salvaging it without a drastic lowering of living standards. Children have been running it, propped up by aerospace and other federal largesse.
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  254. Hey, that's how my first husband proposed to me. Not kidding.
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  255. My Trump-voting county in Wisconsin is sick of covidianism and dirty elections, and is set to clean itself up in April.
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  256. Racketeers do not care; they've already taken the money and run.
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  257. An awful lot of my personality-disordered patients will go for "any port in a storm", if you know what I mean. So often, that "bisexual" and "crazy" are almost synonymous to me.
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  258. And then the president, himself: "Heckuva job, Brownie."
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  259. Jeez, you're right. This parade is poetic justice for 30 days of being force-fed ginned-up hype. Hand me a Red, White & Blue, 'cause I'm puking rainbows over here.
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  260. I live just over the border in Wisconsin, and we were really giving Minnesota the side eye for how Kovid Kult they'd gone.
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  261. Yes, people are weirdly defensive about this. I am a nurse and quit my labor & delivery job because of the stubbornly high rate of circs being done. I refused to stand in on the procedures, and I counseled mothers on the lack of medical necessity. Still broke my heart to cover circ'd boys' wounds in thick petrolatum and gauze. They still cried hard when they wet their diapers. I said fuck this shit and specialized in something else.
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  262. How do you know that hasn't happened, already? Those Windsor eyes tend to be close-set.
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  263. I wish he would cut it out. Although I voted for him, he was 100% a flop and put me off the D party entirely. The sight and sound of him is sickening. Go away, already!
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  264. Garland should hide his head in shame.
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  265. Excellent speech.
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  266. To keep them from rooting for truffles.
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  267. This. And the addition of the word "well" in the older usage of it adds a "good enough to work okay" connotation.
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  268. The Southern Cone countries are potential powerhouses and the population is pretty European compared to much of Latin America. We should form a Western Hemisphere alliance with them.
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  269. Underneath the woke crap, "Me, Again" Markle is a textbook Cluster B narcissist and is kicking the Queen's butt as best she knows how, so she has a sort of function, after all.
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  270.  @ZachTheRantingGuy  We're all voting Trump in my family except for my childless cat lady sister.
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  271. He should be deported.
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  272. The Betty Crocker cookbook from 1956 is still my favorite cookbook. You just have to halve the salt in those recipes, and then you can season whichever way you want.
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  273. This year is extraordinary, and Alan Lichtman can only offer us 13 keys to his butt.
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  274. Still preferable to hanging out with the arrogant ivory tower types who let them in.
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  275. This used to drive me nuts when I was a Democrat. I wanted a shot of espresso, but all they served was watered-down tea.
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  276. A Harris intern says she farts when she walks with her staff in the halls.
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  277. Bless their hearts.
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  278. Minnesotans generally bomb at the polls. Except Humphrey got swept in as VP in the wake of JFK.
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  279.  @CoffeeattheBeach  Tom Arnold has always been a walking hairball of mediocrity, substance abuse and raw attention whoredom.
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  280. Aren't Vermonters glad to be told how to talk?
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  281. I admire how well this president runs a meeting and how comfortable he is with discussing things like the strategic oil Reserve, including expanding its capacity. He's the first Republican president I ever voted for. Glad I did, and planning on doing so again.
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  282.  @kickinkitchen7983  Seriously . . . I'm pretty old and have never seen that happen. Then again, I've noticed that East Coast urbanites are very cranky with strangers. Very shocking to visit from the Midwest.
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  283. Ugh. If I only had a nickel for every traditionally Democratic voter I know who honestly doesn't know what chaos they keep voting for . . . I would be able to buy an election, myself.
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  284. Sounds like California is fining the heck out of property owners, farmers, and other responsible people. Pretty soon they'll have nothing but wealthy coastal keeps and a whole bunch of hapless serfs.
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  285. ​ @sharonseed If it's bladder cancer, which is common, survival odds are excellent, when caught early.
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  286. And that glass ceiling shit? It means fuck-all to most women . . . unless you're part of the 1%.
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  287. My oldest memory was decoding my own nuclear DNA, in utero, so there.
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  288. Money. It seems always to be money for Fergie.
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  289. I am not so sure about that. Are you trying to discourage people from looking at primary sources? Chris Cuomo did that with Wikileaks.
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  290. Hey Joe, weren't you all worried about the "racial jungle"?
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  291. His hair is purple. That's because our color revolution is the purple revolution. FJB.
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  292. When Wilson got us into World War I, my grandpa was 17, and his dad sent him to North Dakota to thresh wheat. I would do anything to keep my 19 y.o. home, too. I didn't raise my boy to be a slacker OR a soldier. Certainly not for the contemptible Joseph Robinette Biden. 🤢 🤮 🤢
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  293. He's an Ivy League ponce. Or maybe putz.
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  294. Poor Harry has been dicknapped by a gypsy.
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  295. We want a proof-of-life video.
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  296.  @BassGuy  It is one of the most beneficial things on earth, too, since narcissism motivates us to do well. But, in Caroline's case, her evident narcissism has backfired on her.
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  297. Why would you want to torture anybody with PowerPoint, anyhow?
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  298.  @aceboog4546  And Boog is gonna booger.
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  299.  @tkbikesnc6079  Of course the base of the hierarchy is broadest, but why wouldn't disobedience to tyranny also be a route to self-respect?
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  300. No, they're just huge agglomeration of administrative staff, dorms, and rock-climbing walls, with a vestigial rump of professors and chemistry labs and shit.
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  301. Mom fulfilled maybe half of these, and a lot of that was worsened when she began to drink, and as she got into her 60s. Yet, I think she did her best to be a good mother and mostly succeeded. She once confessed to me that she never felt "decent" as a young girl, having been raised by a cold, barking German farm wife who was a strict Catholic. I was able to forgive and forget much of her weaknesses as she aged, and it's coming up on the anniversary of her death. I miss her an awful lot, but her tortured soul is finally at rest.
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  302. ​ @antb.3665  Give it a rest.
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  303. But his personal platform was the same as now—very pro-America.
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  304. I doubt she still has a vulva, after all that wear and tear.
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  305. DeSantis is as inauthentic as a two-dollar dime. He is totally huffing his own gas.
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  306. Or it tells us "kickbacks".
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  307. The bedwetting Karens of this country who faint at the thought of an out-of-pocket medical expense and who have never handled a dead body are sorely in need of a reality check. Life is unfair. Everybody dies.
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  308. Sorry you had to go and fight for Halliburton.
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  309. I just posted this video there.
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  310. Ukraine: Biden's best money laundry.
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  311. I remember that, in late 2019, when she did not know the answer to a question, she immediately blamed her staff. That's a bit unclassy for a boss in the public eye.
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  312.  @Tidushii  In its very last act of journalistic integrity, CNN reported that she got hammered and went full Godzilla on Robby Mook. Surprise! Nobody ran any further with that hot tip.
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  313. Atlas twerked.
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  314.  @gregajohnson1985  The media is conveniently dense, in this case.
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  315. Someone shot a Mara-a-Lago window from a boat in early 2021.
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  316. Not "Star-Spangled Banner," but "My Country 'Tis of Thee."
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  317.  @sixgun1349  I was at the Wisconsin Capitol occupation a couple of times (it went on for days and weeks). The worst you could say was that taping posters on the walls damaged some paint, but hell, was there ever a lot of cleanup on the taxpayer dime! And nobody whined about insurrection. Coda: I voted for Walker in 2018, having recognized him as a good governor. And he would have won again, too, if Maskface Evers hadn't stuffed the ballot boxes in a few precincts in the wee, small hours.
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  318. This time around, in northern Wisconsin, tepid 2016 Trump voters and even some Hillary voters are hot to vote for Trump. That's the local buzz.
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  319. No real need to pay; what they think of Joe and Kamala is plain to see in that video. The only difference is that Kamala was able to grin, cling, and camouflage herself as a member of the in crowd. Joe just acted like my elderly father in his haze of decline.
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  320. The Trump Administration has just ordered all federal agencies to stop "training" their employees in Critical Race Theory, or indoctrinating them with ideas of "white privilege". Trump labels this as anti-American. The news just came out this evening.
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  321.  @godspeed6991  Malarkey. I was a labor and delivery nurse. You're just spreading your rationalizations and anecdotal experience as general fact. I know one hell of a lot about this topic, professionally. And I didn't torture my son the way you tortured yours.
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  322. Why doesn't she respect the democratic processes of the states? This is for Arizonans to work out, one way or the other.
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  323. This feels like 2003 and getting railroaded into a dumb war.
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  324. Yeah, the Dems have been periodically shrieking about cheating ever since Gore retracted his concession 21 years ago.
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  325.  @FrankBenlin  She called us a "couple of assholes" for not letting her sleep in our spare bedroom. I had tried to share produce with her and helped her with chores. Once, I helped her pull a stillborn calf out of its mother. We had her in for Thanksgiving and Christmas one year. But nothing we offered was ever good enough, and she would fly in to rages in the barn at night, screaming and dashing things against the wall. I decided she was an animal-hoarding old borderline. When she called us assholes, I said "That's it!" and got the eviction ball rolling.
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  326.  @Noblyuntruthful  "Piled Higher & Deeper"
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  327. Same!
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  328. ​@Crushbra I quit after they started sharing earbuds, as soon as it was evident we would not hear the debate. Went back to see wtf that livestream even was. I do know that it was Styx failing to deliver.
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  329. I live in the state where the Marielitos boat people were processed. Two of my professors were Cuban ex-pats who went to Fort McCoy to help out, but they came back disgusted. "They aren't Cubans. They are [🦂🐷🐐🦨]!"
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  330.    How can hip hop even have fans? Barrrrrf!
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  331. 2010? The hell you say. Obama lost me about 2 months into 2009, after the bankers trained him to light their cigars with bailout money.
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  332. Blackface, hot sauce, and purple drank.
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  333. ​ @somerealnews6312 Indeed. Showed us the Vermonter mating dance.
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  334. From experience in its lower ranks from 2006 to 2010, I can certify for you that the party is fucking nonfunctional as a voice for anybody but its own top layer of neocon/neolib myrmidons.
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  335. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. The man is accomplished, articulate, energetic, and shredded.
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  336. Nixon was never impeached.
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  337. The DoJ is giving him the same mealy-mouthed out that they gave Hillary. The 7/5/16 parody of justice is what turned me into a Trump voter.
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  338. When Bush cooked this department up, I rolled my eyes so hard, I saw my own brain.
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  339. I'll bet even his internal organs are walking out on Biden.
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  340. ​ @aposematicayu Same here. My husband and I are agreed on how to vote, and we dislike heavy-handed government. I would trust him to vote according to our family's best interests.
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  341. There is a near-total likelihood that Gal Luft will be a fart in a whirlwind.
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  342. I remember the Taliban shooting unsubmissive, Westernized women in the head in a stadium over 20 years ago. And here we go again!
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  343. Brawndo?
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  344. A pox on both their houses. This has been going on for as long as I can remember, and I'm almost 60.
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  345. ​ @Quaker-tc8ue Are you asking everybody to stop equating sight with wisdom? It's an ancient metaphor! Good luck revising all that.
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  346. 91.7%
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  347. Grandpa's slipping on his Foster Grants, revving up the 'Vette, and going out trolling for girls. And I do mean girls.
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  348. That reminds me of my senior year in college, where I majored in languages. I had to take one more science credit before graduation, so I picked anatomy & physiology. The professor pulled me aside after a day, saying, "You haven't taken chemistry in college. You will fail this course. I suggest you drop the course, now." I thanked her and kept on with it. By midterms, she pulled me aside and said, "Have you ever considered pre-med?" Made me laugh. I got an A for that course. The moral of the story is not to listen too hard to the numbers people.
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  349. Styx, I think you have an unrealistic conception of yourself as able to save any sort of addict. You're actually no exception to the usual rule, despite your celebrity. It's okay to care about an addict and okay to at least reach out, but beyond a certain point, it is just hubris and will drive you crazy.
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  350. My first husband was a snoop like that. Installed an app on my phone without mentioning it, then asked me if I was cheating, once, when it appeared to him that I drove almost all the way to work, then veered off into a park and remained there for several hours. It seems to have been a GPS glitch, and that blew over, but I began to resent that he was sitting home, tracking my movements while I was at work. He was retired and caring for our son while I worked. The idea that he thought nothing of tracking me, going through my phone, etc., etc., really began to rankle me after that, and I eventually ended our marriage, after 23 years. I would never dream of spying on him!
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  351. As well as a member of the Hair Club for Men.
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  352. Cool! Does this mean Juul brings back its mango flavor? God damn -- that corked me off!
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  353. He's certainly got high energy, although I disagree with Tarl that Trump is "probably coked up." I realize that Trump is a different person from his public persona, but, speaking as a medical person, I suspect that his hardest drug is a statin, or something, and his biggest vice is probably the Colonel's original recipe. I know people like Trump, able to operate remarkably well on just a few hours' sleep. They're stoked on creativity--and the occasional dopamine high of whatever junk food is around. Being able to get by with little sleep is a mutation that geneticists have already mapped. I had a relative just like that, and he was able to keep up a pretty Trumplike pace in his own career, which consisted of reporting, editing a paper, writing fiction and traveling all over the U.S. and Europe, giving stemwinders about a particular progressive cause. He also ran for governor at least once. His fuel wasn't any stronger than black coffee. Like Trump, he was a genuine teetotaller.
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  354. She was an old hack over 30 years ago.
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  355. He is, and no one minds.
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  356. The very definition of assault!
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  357. The party of bat guano and Froot Loops can not bear to play by the rules.
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  358.  @grandspringdale1564  I'm Gen X, myself, and most of my cohort is pretty based, I think. We came of age in the Reagan years and were raised as free range kids and barn cats, anyhow. We know how to work hard for the crumbs left to us.
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  359. He's like an old San Francisco toilet --installed by Chinese and largely redundant.
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  360. He might come back to the fold after Me Again spits him out. She fits the crazy, acquisitive, abusive, toxic female profile. Can't get along with her own family, snags husband, gives birth to hostage, makes him renounce part of his birthright, diminishes him, and isolates him on another continent. Looks classic from my perspective. Not much of a royal watcher, but this situation caught my attention. Hope he eventually goes back to the fold and finds his own version of Camilla. No man should submit to such a domineering spouse.
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  361. That might be one of the dumbest things he ever promised. I don't know--has he ever promised to eliminate death and taxes?
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  362. Is he the guy with the chainsaw? My kid is cheering him on.
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  363. His heart is held captive in the snowy gulag that is Bernie.
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  364. Damn right! The US isn't Helicopter Mom to the World.
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  365. Evil: holding down a no-show job with companies and countries that want something from your powerful father. Evil: buying into a Chinese company that your father sold our Strategic Petroleum Reserve to. Evil: giving 10% to the `Big Guy'. Just a start, mind you.
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  366. Malignant narcissists first covet, then destroy that which they lack.
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  367. If it were my cat, the Styx bobblehead and spoon would have been on the floor within 5 seconds.
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  368.  @goanna2012  Maybe, with enough wine on board, she could lead the chicken dance.
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  369. Would say I was a pole dancer's daughter before I'd admit that I was a Biden.
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  370. As a native Milwaukean, I can attest to how crummy it is, especially the violent crime rate and the elections there.
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  371. Also an RN--have worked in psych. To be fair, she could have gotten tardive dyskinesia/EPS from meclizine, Reglan, compazine, or one of the many meds taken for nausea, dizziness, etc., that are in the same class as psych meds. In any case, the orolingual movements are really typical, and she sure does have them.
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  372. My mom was on the self-centered and manipulative side, and she tended to dismiss some of my feelings.. I came out of her household with those traits, myself. What helped me was just growing up, basically, and setting my own goals. I learned how to dampen down those traits in her by just not reacting. We did enjoy a much better relationship the last 2 decades of her life, and now that she's died, I think of her as a great but flawed mother. I am so proud of what a bright, funny, loving, and hardworking person she was.
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  373. She has the disgust factor and bad timing of a fart at the dinner table.
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  374. Joe was born a poor black child.
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  375. He and Diana sent her packing immediately. Raine was permitted to take things out of the house only if she could provide proof of purchase. Diana (probably wrongly) had Raine's things taken out of a couple of Louis Vuitton trunks with an "S" monogram, then packed into black garbage bags, which her brother kicked down the stairs. They were so ungracious.
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  376. I want an electric house on wheels, because if I'm going to pay 55 grand for a car, I'll want to live in the damn thing. That's ridiculous.
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  377. Women deserve consequences equal to those that men get. Katie does not need counseling, she needs to cool her heels for a little bit at the Crowbar Hilton.
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  378. Dumping Colonel Heg into Lake Monona and kicking Sen. Tim Carpenter in the head caused me to post "If you donate to BLM, you're either a thug or too dumb to breathe without reminders. Unfriend me now. I want nothing to do with domestic terrorists." That caused 4 new college grad females to post "Reeeee! Racist! Bully!" on my thread and unfriend me. I feel good!
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  379. I wish I could forget about the things I don't like about Biden's chaotic regime.
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  380. My impression was that Jill engaged him and spoke loudly in order to quash or drown out Biden's next utterance, which was likely to be something like, "Who was that orange guy?" or, "Gotta take a dump, man."
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  381. Just wait, Senator Karen--your box wine is next!
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  382.  @الحب-ظ3ذ  Are you kidding? If somebody in Wisconsin opened up a salon, I would be part of the mob of customers at her door. Most people are not afraid of the stupid virus, at this late date!
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  383. Styx demonstrates his arrested development yet again. As if being "edgy" is the goal of anyone of consequence (read: over 21) The whole world isn't composed of parents worrying about edginess in their adult babies. Here's a question Styx is too up his own butt to entertain: what if celebrating murder is just plain old morally repugnant?
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  384. My comment was deleted. Suffice it to say that the S people have been here 20+ years in NW Wisconsin and still refuse to interact much with us native-borns. Bad, bad fit.
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  385. My husband is now refusing to do any contract work in the Twin Cities or their suburbs.
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  386. They still have smoke-filled rooms, although I'm not quite sure what they're smoking.
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  387. If I had a penny for every TDS sufferer who quoted Politifact . . .
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  388. That party is wallowing in the gutter.
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  389. Have you ever seen her offload blame for a gaffe onto her staff? There's a clip out there, somewhere from 2020. She's allergic to accountability.
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  390. Poor Harry. Me Again Markle has a ring in his nose.
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  391. Biden totally squandered Trump's innovative and effective immigration process, thereby redefining downward the term "incompetence".
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  392. A shotgun would do. "Drone" is just another word for "skeet".
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  393.  @6gendj584  I knew him, tangentially. He was gone-zo long before his wife had had enough. He had a real problem, and it was probably organic rather than a character defect. His father had been a police officer decades ago, and he was sort of peculiar, too. Nice man. Good to work with (which I did, last century), but also peculiar.
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  394. It doesn't make me sad or angry. It makes me glad that my hardworking, busy parents made me fit for life. I cooked for myself after school at 7, and began answering my parent's business phone. Bought my own clothes as soon as I was old enough to work at a restaurant. Was glad when my parents showed up at my school concerts and understood when they had to work. That androgyne in the ball cap is bughouse nuts.
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  395.  @JT-xi3xr  You just beat me to the comment. Equity: tying sandbags to ballerinas so they dance like shit, just like everyone else.
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  396. I think everyone knew that Biden was an impulsive boob. Biden's main marketable skill was that his vote could be bought.
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  397.  @70AD-user45  Way to broadcast to everyone that you are ignorant of geography.
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  398. Yes, I saw that, too. She's a bit paranoid, deluded, or something.
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  399. Winner, winner! Chicken dinner!
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  400. I know someone who worked in the White House with her. He said she was a screamer. Not least of all when a military person spoke to her or made eye contact with her. Screaming, arrogant, imperious. What's not to love?
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  401. Goodbye, Bernie, and thanks for kneecapping Felonia von Pantsuit in 2016!
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  402. She seems histrionic and brittle.
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  403. The reporter lost me with his misinformation claptrap. Also, who even cares about the ancient Kennedy dynasty? They seem pretty mediocre to me.
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  404. See Meatcanyon for a preview of that song. I believe it involves the word "Touchdown."
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  405. Cubans, farting from the storm sewer.
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  406. Just like June 2016, when Hildabeast screeched out her "Beware the alt-Right" speech.
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  407. Been living with Somali refugees in the next town over since 1994. They still are insular and scarcely mingle. No, I am not comfortable with this alien community plunked down among us.
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  408. Her very presence as a candidate is a reproach to those crooked turds. She gutted Kamala, and that's the last they'll let us see of her. I'm glad she's there, and glad she's suing Google. I used to be a county-level officer in the Democratic Party, and yes, the organization is a voracious monster harboring nothing but contempt for its rank-and-file members--the DNC will never give her another debate platform this season.
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  409. His stream was as awful as a prostate patient's stream.
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  410. Jurors are usually picked for their lack of judgment.
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  411. Donald Trump bases his whole M.O. off sports ballyhoo and pumped-up rivalries. He learned it from professional wrestling. He knows how to rivet those people otherwise prone to distraction.
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  412. They wouldn't even let Styx' title of this video publish properly, it seems.
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  413. Infuriating how she stalls and dissembles.
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  414. Go back to school, Ja' Quandre.
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  415.  J. De Los Santos  You meant to say that American politicians and business leaders were too lazy, pompous and entitled to refrain from moving the manufacturing base offshore to countries where workers will work all day for nickels and a bowl of rice. Fixed it for you.
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  416. Eh, YouTube hates homework and high school kids. My kid just uploaded a class project that immediately got flagged. It was a rather edgy commercial for South of the Wall Tacos (a business class project)
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  417. Creeps on four limbs, then walks on two, then hobbles on three, then shits his pants.
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  418. I live near Eau Claire, and we now avoid going to the Cities. We used to love staying at the W hotel in Minneapolis, go to concerts, blow some cash at nice restaurants. No more. The carjackings are out of hand.
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  419. Also a friend of Lady MacBiden's.
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  420. Bye, Felicia.
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  421. It is amazing how many comedians have that dark side. The old podcast Mental Illness Happy Hour interviewed hundreds of them.
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  422. Kamala's interview is delayed while they find a Queef-to-English interpreter.
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  423. Nah, his price is too low, so he would have been bought. Reminds me of some old, blustering big city machine boss.
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  424.  @TheWood005  Yes, by the unions. 'Twas ever thus.
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  425. Or a man who has to grow it long to cover the donor area where his hair plugs came from.
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  426. It put me in mind of the Hunger Games, complete with grotesque makeup.
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  427. "Tincast" is right.
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  428. In comparison, Biden was just a glad-handing networker. Senator Biden (D–Citibank)
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  429.  @googleuser2226  Well, they were delivered by the time I saw them. They also appeared to have plenty of problems in their home lives.
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  430. I've always wanted to see a convention where something is actually decided, and I've been watching them since 1972.
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  431. Wisconsin has always been awfully swingy. Trump is very popular, here, though, which is why they had to Zuck the state so hard in `20.
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  432. This makes the Marielitos boat lift of 1980 look minor.
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  433. I remember when he posted about polls as "poblano" on Daily Kos. He is basically a strict numbers nerd. How and why he developed a degree of opinion punditry is beyond me.
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  434. Trump, all the way!
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  435.  @danh8302  I once told her that her voice was soothing as she demonstrated knitting, and that she should do ASMR. Zap! She expunged my comment.
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  436. They lost me with Hillary buying herself a U.S. Senate seat.
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  437. Life is not fair, you know. Life is never fair. And Gypsy was not wielding that knife.
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  438.  @slimandnone__6545  Naw. YOU can have the ugly little fuck.
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  439. ​ @RobbinFlowers In my region of the U.S., we had a 95% circ rate when I was going into nursing. I did have to take care of those unfortunate babies, and yes, it hurts them. They scream when they wet their diapers, poor things. There is just so much wrong with doing that to babies. Usually without much thought, as well.
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  440. I keep seeing Boeing-related headlines, along with stories of out-of-control airline passengers. Open doors and terror aloft are the theme. Hmmm.
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  441.  @jlnriddick  You are defending people who threw their baby in the garbage?
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  442.  @The_Watchful_Eyes  Notice that his interviewer also called her "Lincoln." They are effing with our heads in more than one way. As if to say, Big-Brotherlike, "Her name was Lincoln Riley. Her name has always been Lincoln Riley."
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  443. Slave-driving.
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  444. Yeah, he made too much stew from just one oyster.
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  445. My folks are Silent Generation (1933), but as they enter their dotage, they might as well be Boomers in terms of political reasoning. Sad!
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  446. Kackala will do.
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  447. Looks as though you've been kicked out of the club, Naomi. Thank you for your intellectual honesty, from someone who left the club 11 years ago.
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  448. The RNC has its 21st-century bloody shirt to wave.
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  449. Doing something so heinous for money, cars, or shoes is not any better. Those are just things that lowlier types crave. Imagine jeopardizing somebody for a pair of Jimmy Choos. Ridiculous!
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  450. People who raise pigs on good food are worth knowing, too. The pork you get from Big Meat is comparatively tasteless.
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  451. Can you imagine the billing? "The Killer from Queens, the Golden Golem of Greatness, defends his title against the challenger, Pocahonky, One Shrill Squaw!"
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  452. NaCl? Seriously? Normal saline USP? Bags? Ampoules? Tablets? Hard to imagine that shortage.
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  453. My old white neighborhood in Milwaukee is now one of the most crime-racked ghettos in the U.S. When my sister's high school got integrated (busing) in the early 1970s, she would regularly get thrown against lockers, shaken down for money in her purse and grabbed in the crotch by the newcomers . . . who targeted her because she was white. Of course we got the hell out of there.
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  454.  @marzee0ne633  It was just her big chance to virtue-signal, like the brainwashed tool that she was.
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  455. Tofudishu
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  456. Years ago, Kurt Vonnegut wrote an absurdist short story about an absolutely equitable society called _Harrison Bergeron_. In that world, a Styx would be mandated to wear headphones that interrupted his thoughts with loud, startling noises, rendering him effectively a dullard. Graceful dancers would have to wear mandated sandbags and shackles, to bust their moves. In Harrison Bergeron's world, no dimwit would ever be made to feel "less than," no matter how dull and unproductive he was. Seems less absurd, upon rereading in the new and roaring 20s.
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  457. Add to it how conspicuous some of those white-garbed bimbos were when Trump mentioned wanting to curtail female and child trafficking--and they DIDN'T REACT. Occasional-Cortex being one of them.
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  458. Mexico has states, not provinces. But otherwise, brilliant! You go, Abbott!
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  459. Did Jim Henson have a talking colostomy bag character?
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  460. Saddest thing I ever read about retired Reagan: He went to the office every day until he couldn't. With his biographer, he gestured to a ceramic White House in his office fish tank and said, "I had something to do with that."
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  461. Holy smokes! I used to own a house very near LeeAnna's disappearance street. I was getting it ready to rent, that summer, and I remember having a series of young tenants with kids, after that. Chisholm is a lovely town, but economically depressed. I must have been too busy to read the Chisholm papers that summer. Poor little dear. The people could have used a car rental and dumped her remains into the Pillsbury mine pit. There are no mine shafts in Chisholm, just giant strip mine pits, the abandoned ones full of water, like deep lakes.
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  462. They are both out of step and misguided about "net zero."
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  463. Trump fed him flaming marshmallows, made him jump high, then grovel low, then sent him away, empty-handed.
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  464. Huh . . . I always read Zinn in college as an opposite pole from jingoism; I could not take his words as truth. But here's a difference: I was half a decade older than my classmates and could think for myself.
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  465. Wrinkled Meat: The Rematch!
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  466. That name did give one pause while examining a map, yes.
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  467.  @Duke_of_Prunes  I live in another fat state behind a supermarket, by the loading docks. A standard grocery truck delivers produce, coffee and cans of peas once per day, but you will not believe how often the pop, frozen pizza, beer, Monster, ice cream and chips trucks come by--up to 3 times per day!
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  468. I swear, Liz Cheney has even less charisma than her frankenheart dad.
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  469.  @JJ-ji9xx  Not bitter or envious. I just really hate their decor and McMansions in general. It's called an opinion. I also once lived in a similar house and really didn't like the quick and dirty construction and cheap materials.
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  470. She looks just like a little feral stray I took in in 2001, right down to the coffee moustache under her nose. Only difference was that my kitty was a Manx. It took a very long time for her to open up and trust me, and I miss her. Wish cats had longer lifespans.
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  471. What we need to do is to wall off Madison, Milwaukee, and La Crosse and just let the occupants "take care" of one another.
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  472. Honey Trump don't give a shit.
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  473. They like laundered foreign squeeze. It's that simple.
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  474. The Spanish-American War veterans really regret it.
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  475. They won't do their jobs.
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  476.  @aceboog4546  Hey, Booger, in the same city where they are getting rid of the boulder, they also tore down the statue of the immigrant abolitionist who gave his life for the cause at Chickamauga. Colonel Hans Christian Heg. Now there was a man who walked the walk! They threw his statue in the lake and spray painted "Black is beautiful" on the pedestal. Great move forward, huh?
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  477. Amazing how completely circumcision took hold in mid-century America. We bought that story right along with flying cars and food pills. "SCIENCE!"
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  478. Yet another dumb idea from Jimmy Carter. Abolish the Department of Education at the Cabinet level. Let them all go rake leaves and haul garbage. Something useful.
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  479. During the Bush years, I was a Democrat, and I can verify that it was pure hell inside my skull 😆 Biggest bunch of smug, whiny b:tçhez, ever.
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  480. Yeah . . . what the heck? Assange is a sort of publisher. When did the United States start acting like Great Britain and jailing people for speech? Agree with the ACLU in this case. It is telling that Graham, Cruz, and Blumenthal come down on the side of the Deep State and AOC says something insightful, for once. Free Assange!
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  481. I've got whiplash, and so does my middle-class billfold.
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  482. If only they'd let her keep her clitoris, she'd be happier and cause less trouble. That's what I think.
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  483. Yes, except the most awful politicians never get the gong. Sad!
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  484. This never fails to cheer me up.
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  485. I tried that. Didn't work. I'm not a Republican, but I prosper under Republicans, including Trump, so, for now, I'm voting R. Democrats are currently the worst flim-flam men.
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  486.  @pale_saint  Fewer.
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  487. And illegitimate Wisconsin governor, Tony Evers. He threw gasoline all over Kenosha and Kyle Rittenhouse early on.
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  488. To be dead is like "being forever wide awake." --John Updike (who is now also dead)
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  489. The Teenie-Weenie Meanie strikes again!
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  490. It has been painful to hear even a minute of it for the past 6 or so years.
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  491.  @MM-bi8nm  I know I always believe what Pancy Nelosi sez.
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  492. We also need to recognize that voting, per se, hasn't worked since the dawning of the television age and the functional destruction of parties as a real grassroots vehicle. Your representatives listen to you about 3% of the time. The other 97% of their legislation reflects what their big donors want. And yes, that 3% figure is old and real.
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  493. She created a pretty competent president.
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  494. We never donate to the RNC, but we did to Senator Ron Johnson.
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  495. And because the Zoomer girls are off the chain.
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  496. One of my objections to "environmentalism" is how abstract and enervated a concept it is, compared to "stewardship" or "conservation". The latter two make a person understand exactly what it is that he can DO.
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  497. Well, double ones.
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  498. "Jumbo." That's what LBJ called his winkie.
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  499. I'm in a state that wants unattended receptacles for 6@||0t envelopes. I happen to think that these are also good bins for waste oil, dirty diapers and/or unneeded fireworks.
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  500.  @mamacitadelosperros533  And Clinton! Black Hawk Down guilt, and all that. Just moved them in to take local jobs and never asked us.
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  501. Me too, I love the job he's doing and plan on voting for Trump again. I've actually been to two rallies . . . but this grousing about one thing one person said was petty, vain, and more than a little tedious. We all know they're liars.
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  502. I've attended Bernie speeches a couple times during the Bush years. Exciting to hear someone contradict Bush, but essentially just gives the same Red Diaper Baby speech even today.
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  503.  @erinmiller1433  And we're so apelike.
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  504.  @mattduin7144  And trying to lead people without bothering to persuade them. Just give a speech, wave a hand, and utter "Make it so!" Mr. Obama was an empty suit, a mediocre mind, and a pretty lazy and ineffectual leader.
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  505. Actually, Clinton floated the party a loan, essentially buying it, in March of 2014.
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  506. Pence will go down in history as a lot of things, but mostly as stiff, sanctimonious, boring, and arrogant.
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  507. Trump is not a medical man nor do I look to him for medical help any more than he looks to me for real estate development advice. He went along with his advisors, protesting it as overkill all the while.
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  508. Even Britney's mother is objecting to the fees that the father is charging to handle Britney's affairs.
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  509. A coworker adopted a baby like Jaxon, and he lived for 11 years. I'll never forget holding him and carrying him around one day, when he was about 5. He could not do a thing for himself and never spoke a word, but I swear someone was in there. When I held him and danced around with him, he laughed peals of gusty laughter. He was adorable, and seemed not to be suffering. He seemed to process another's touch, and motion, and seemed to get pleasure from it. I know that I felt joy, and his entire adoptive family loved him and worked hard to meet his needs. Are you really sure that you want to judge this family harshly? They're making the best of a tough, tough situation. I'm glad Jaxon brings them joy.
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  510. And Humphrey certifying Nixon.
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  511.  @afkalmighty1557  Actual work that built tangible things subject to market forces, no less. Compare that to, say, "community organizer" or "vulture capitalist", or "career politician".
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  512. Poor little light loafers Lyndsay. Bourbon did such a job on his face.
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  513.  Internet god  That's pretty harsh. And I've even lost a child. Be nice, now.
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  514. It's pretty bad here in NW Wisconsin this week. Be sure to put your Biden "I did that!" stickers on the bare shelves.
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  515. Just remember, drop boxes can accommodate a lot of putrefying leftovers, French fry grease, doggie dookie, and Roman candles.
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  516. Send more! Send more!
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  517.  @maxpowers9129  Now it's just "a chicken in every garage".
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  518. Actually, have you ever seen a wild turkey? They're lean, rangy birds.
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  519. Great. Now put on a tie.
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  520. Hmmm. Makes me want to make hash browns for breakfast. But first I have to walk to the store for a bag of earth apples, stopping briefly to slap a Biden sticker on a gasoline pump, of course.
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  521. ​ @radforduniversity6424 I thought she came across as a reject audition for "All My Children."
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  522. Biden is such a joke.
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  523. Mamie van Doren said Kissenger had smelly feet.
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  524. A money-hungry puppet is a money-hungry puppet is a money-hungry puppet.
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  525.    Low-effort trolling, there, you jobless, aimless, Hot Pocket-eating wretch.
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  526.  @lamename2010  Finally! In CHAZ, they're finally allowed to go down the slide on their bellies, eat dirt, and even pull hair without having the Mom-copter land.
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  527.  Anakin Skywalker  Pretty much true. Important also to distinguish between private- and public-sector unions.
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  528. Instead of a shell.
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  529. At least he didn't set the White House drapes on fire. That we know of.
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  530. I thank Ann Coulter profusely for raising awareness of the true cost of illegal immigration. She shaped 2016 in a very vital way! Now, she just needs to recognize her role as a catalyst and not take herself out altogether in a fit of pique. She seems to be taking much of this rather personally.
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  531.  @violenceislife1987  Thanks. The hospital culture on not circumcising in my area has improved a lot in ten years, but without my help. I'm told that newer obstetricians and pediatricians have stopped recommending it so much. Another thing I hated about working Labor & Delivery around here had to do with delivering babies of Somali mothers, almost all of whom had suffered FGM. Frankly, what was between those Somali women's legs was a horror show that makes male circumcision look minor in comparison. We humans do the dumbest, most hideous things to children's genitals!
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  532. Great interview. I just bought the audio version of Murray's Madness of Crowds and am listening to it as I work. What a relief to hear something intellectually honest from a gay person after years of arrogant, pushy posturing from the media and the corporate world about all things gay. I was pro-gay rights forever, but the relentless dogma raining down was making me feel reactionary and uncharitable toward the whole issue. I hope the other three areas that Murray writes about are treated as honestly. It's refreshing.
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  533. My husband and I were Trump skeptics, but we were happy to vote for him in '16. Now, my husband just gave me a coffee mug with Trump's caricature and the inscription: "You are a great, great wife. Really terrific. Very beautiful. Really fantastic. Other wives? Total disasters! Everyone agrees, b e l i e v e m e."
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  534. Maybe this guy became a sort of fad among women, like owning a teacup Yorkie.
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  535.  @johnnydodgecountry9508  Those two families still seem to be jockeying for power. You see it in their disagreement on endorsing KH.
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  536. Maybe he can analyze why people think lawfare is okay in politics.
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  537. Good luck to you!
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  538. ​ @mikecavossa6450 Whatever permission he got, it cost him 5 figures.
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  539. We nurses who work with Somali patients sure are getting used to seeing Frankencrotches.
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  540. Just remember that he has always been a gladhander whose vote could be bought. He has never been a kind or honorable man.
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  541. Jim Jones was in my great-uncle's statistics class in Indianapolis. He invited my uncle and his wife to a People's Temple service once, and they went. They thought it was pure horseshit, with staged faith healings, and so forth.
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  542. Cherry Garcia is too déclassé for her. It's only $6/pint.
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  543. She must be having a slow week while she's having her breasts lubed, topped off, and rotated.
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  544. Well, who else is? Either this guy is simple or he thinks his audience is made up of simpletons. Maybe both.
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  545. What did she ever do, besides a prolonged coffin dance after her dad croaked?
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  546. $20 for a half a chicken dinner last night at a local bar. It's time to make "city chicken" out of pork chunks on skewers, as they did in the Great Depression. It's also time to sponsor the raising of swine with a local farmer. Pigs are scavenger animals, and well raised pork is really tasty compared to what they sell at the store.
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  547. ​ @hiesman6 BLARF!
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  548. Let's see if ivy league diplomas regain any popularity. I sure hope not.
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  549. I loved Tom Clark--such a crusty old warhorse!
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  550. I felt that way in 2010 as well, but Willard Romney was awful.
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  551. Same here. Turned my back on Hillary in 2016. Actually, I turned my back on her in 2008, but Obama was more of the same. Glad to have a true choice in Trump.
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  552. Conspiracy theory or just plain old conspiracy?
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  553.  @TheSleepReaper  I'd always heard that Mama's got a squeezebox and Daddy never sleeps at night. It goes in 'n out n' in and out . . .
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  554. I asked my ex-husband last night (a staunch union Democrat of old) if he was unhappy in any way with his candidate's performance in office, and without missing a beat, he said, "But the Republicans--" No awareness or hope, there.
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  555. Yes. Where was he speaking? Who were those ghouls?
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  556. Red white and green?
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  557. @Hanson Robotics Epstein Model Misdirection might be the term. My mom died alone despite our best efforts, and I point my finger at these governors and their petty bureaucrats, along with the legal departments in every care facility that restricted access to the elderly. I will not forget, and I will never forgive.
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  558. Indeed. The "Cigar" made me rethink London long before the rise in knife crime did.
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  559. Or it threw him away. He seems infantile.
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  560.  @scallen3841  Does that make the Oval Office pee-proof?
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  561. Most pro-choice people stop being pro-choice past the first few weeks of pregnancy. It's only now that the Dirty Party has begun to turn pro-choice into a grotesque celebration of murder and nihilism. For its own ends.
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  562. For over 10 years, Wisconsin has been the most evenly divided state in terms of political math. Pollsters and campaigners and commercials have been all over this state like lice for most of my adult life.
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  563. Trump, about Joe Biden, speaking to reporter Salena Zito: "He doesn't even know he's alive."
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  564.  geishasecrets  It was "debunked" for purely emotional and political reasons. Someone informed you that it had been debunked and you believed it.
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  565. I was born 5 years after the 50s ended, and only realized a little late (time for only one child) that I had been yearning to be just like my wonderful, capable, June Cleaver mother . . . except I had all the 2nd wave feminist propaganda fed to me in the 1970s, along with school lunches. So glad to have given birth and embraced my heart's true desire. Oh yes, I do have a career, but I put it on hold to raise my baby to school age.
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  566. I think the ultimate torture for her is to be a tainted, irrelevant, obscure loser. It's the opposite of her lifelong, grandiose dream.
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  567. I ventured onto a MSNBC thread just for the fun of it. Holy crap, are they ever playing with their own drool over this, there!
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  568. Old friends of mine are far, far up their own asses about how evil "45" is . . . I can only watch, open-mouthed, as they melt down about every little detail.
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  569. 36 years in the medical field in the U.S. Have always heard and said PHEN-er-gan
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  570. Carlson's book, Ship of Fools really opened my eyes as to the quality person that he really is.
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  571. His candidacy has overshot "ridiculous" and plunged into "pathetic" and "grotesque".
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  572. I miss my Trump.
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  573. ​ @hellomandarkk Charles admitted to trying a cigarette in grade school, but other than that, he's never smoked.
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  574. He seems genuinely dismayed at her meager abilities. Made me laugh.
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  575.  @rodneyhamilton2562  Where on the dolly did Trump hurt you? Show me.
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  576. There's a community of Somalis 15 miles from my house. ONE corporation brought them in as cheap workers. The rest of us were never consulted about it. Thanx, Clinton!
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  577. I voted for Obama but fell away when he turned out so disappointing. Michelle has turned me off from the start; she is cynical and hateful. Always came across like that.
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  578.  @Harry_Stylus  Gypsy did her time, though. And Manson did life. Which he seemed to like, seeing as how he deliberately blew his parole hearings.
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  579. You call it a long shot. We call it maize.
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  580.  @onpoint2292  I think it would be stupid not to, as well.
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  581. Eh, my dad literally got nuked 10 years before I was born, and I only had one birth defect. 😜
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  582.  @muzzer5327  It's just sad, all around. The murderer trained himself like a fiend to take some cops with him. By the time Hunter got there, the murderer had walked up to the fallen Emily and fired more shots with his AR. Into her head, I think. It was an ugly scene Hunter happened upon, and his gun seems to have jammed, too. He did the best that he could. I also wish that they had called more units before stopping him. That highway is now designated in honor of Emily and Hunter, and a small memorial display materialized where Hunter fell. They were my son's friends. So was the daughter of the perp. Sad, all around.
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  583. Make sure that your local elections are de-fortified.
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  584.  @bigneiltoo  you think that's bad? Pong was a huge hit when I was in elementary school.
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  585.  @patrickglaser1560  Almost! He was in a tank, then had to attack a hill near the detonation tower . . . then march right up to the stump of the vaporized tower. It was the test shot that yielded all the footage of houses and mannequins being destroyed. He lived another 64 years, after that, unlike the cowboy.
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  586. ​ @taylorben4038 Wild strawberries are quite sweet and flavorful, compared to domesticated strawberries.
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  587.  @jonathanburton3866  No, education majors are the bottom of the barrel. Anyone who's gone to the university can tell. Their bar is set low.
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  588. Makes sense that Americans understand Germany and its language slightly better than Brits--we are hugely settled by German immigrants. My particular state is one of the most German, and the language heavily influences our style of English. We brew beer, grill bratwurst, put up sauerkraut, and call each other "schnickelfritz," and our neighbors, the Amish, speak German to this day.
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  589. In other news, water is wet.
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  590. Brittany---don't give up! You're young, have a good heart, and a little daughter. You can beat fentanyl. It's especially hard, even harder than heroin, but many of us do. Keep being heroic.
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  591. But her ears keep growing, it seems. Satellite dishes.
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  592. This Yank wiped a tear as "I Was Glad" played.
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  593. Brett has a family, too.
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  594. Ignore the fear mongering and live life the way we ALWAYS have lived during a respiratory virus outbreak. Free, able to go wherever, unmuzzled and unvaccinated. My 87 year old COPD mother pulled through the disease in a blink. If she could do it, you probably can, too. Almost certainly can, I should say!
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  595. Forget Eric's rapid delivery. Are you denying that he's making accurate observations? If you can't understand what he's saying, you might be very rich, very poor and dependent, or not American at all. How can you deny the economic reality of which he speaks??
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  596.  @persiamotorman  He is already being described as deeply resentful of Obama. Blame-shifting.
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  597. As if Occasional-Cortex gives a hang about her actual district. Anyhow, she wants to retire ICE agents.
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  598. It's seeming like that, but we also had 2020, so beware.
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  599. He makes Eric Holder seem a little bit more reasonable than before.
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  600.  @elspethwilliams7947  I was in the same situation, and Rhogam saved the day for us, too.
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  601. I've seen both Obama and Trump in person at the same venue when they were candidates, and Trump had the edge in crowd enthusiasm, from what I could tell.
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  602. Glad I don't have to. And thank God that rotten harpy is reduced to Twitter cheap shots! She's made of the wrong stuff.
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  603. ​ @goshafrau3636 Not all women feel life. Fibroids, uterine malformations, sleepier fetuses, or confusing the sensation with that of bowel gas.
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  604.  @hehheh382  And watch the rich old fool pocket the damn salary, unlike President Trump, who gives it all back to a government fund of his choice, quarter by quarter. That's over 1.6 million bucks.
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  605. Flight after flight after flight.
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  606. And now The Man has bred seeds, size, and flavor out of the watermelons.
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  607.  @Sixstringman  Bill Clinton started moving them in, and Bush and Obama continued it.
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  608. She looks like a Real Housewife of Pierre.
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  609. The ONLY reason Minnesota was ever blue (unlike all other grain belt states) was because of its iron range in the northern part. Think of it as a concentrated Rust Belt constituency. They have basically flipped to Trump, and will definitely flip MN red next year. I was married to a "Ranger" and live nearby, and have been deeply involved in local Democratic party goings-on since 1988. You can bank on a red Minnesota. Take it from me.
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  610. I think they had the same mic arrangement for the second 2020 Trump/Biden debate, and it helped Trump then, too. They can not have forgotten that.
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  611. He lied about it, though. He did not disclose the bra part.
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  612. My grandfather was 33 in the heart of the Great Depression and got through it with frugality and cash on the barrelhead. My parents carried no debt and had no credit cards. My own family followed suit. I remain flabbergasted by the people around me and all the shit they have.
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  613. Citizens have been groomed not to care by many decades of empty promises from politicians. Look at all the young people moved to vote for Obama based on "Main Street, not Wall Street" slogans, then promptly got hung out to dry by the rascal. Those big bankers are still lighting cigars with bailout dollars.
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  614. Attacking RFK makes sense. Otherwise, it would be as irrelevant as writing a stink piece about Margaret Truman's singing performance, or dinging Chip Carter for smoking pot.
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  615. Take it from this former Dem--it never feels good to bask in glory or feel pride in the country. There are always polar bears to save, oppressed minorities to bleed over, other people's bad habits to reform, and other people's money to spend. I'm totally serious. Leftists and even rather sane liberals are in a state of perpetual angst. "Morning in America" felt like a slap in the face to them.
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  616. Jeez. And I thought I had it bad with being stranded by an icy hill, no power, and similar temps. Except it only lasted a day, and I am physically able to work, and do. Godspeed your cola. Wish I could help. This kind of shit motivates me to join some kind of congregation, despite being irreligious, because churches are much better than the federal government at expediting help, when and where it is needed. Love thy neighbor.
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  617. Maybe Kamala will stop medicating herself and start making sense.
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  618. The pelvis modifies and feet spread, too. Walking or rolling over in bed can get to be really painful.
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  619. ​ @bigplanett That's what they say. But their studies are crap. Check insurance actuaries' data for the straight scoop.
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  620. Reminds me of a drooling, cornered possum, with those pinhole eyes and rows of bared teeth.
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  621. Sadly, 45% of people 85 years old show signs of impaired cognition or dementia. Trump's own dad had it. That said, I hope Trump stays as sharp as my uncle Jack, who died at 101 with full mental acuity.
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  622. Make way for Chief!
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  623.  @bologna3048  I thought I'd heard this before-- thought I was going nuts.
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  624. CPS is often so misguided.
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  625. "Greetings, fellow tiki torch owners."
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  626. 1980: "In the future, there'll be flying cars!" 2019: Trans-man bleeds on park bench to show the world that men have periods, too.
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  627. How about "can't understand a word"?
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  628. Honk!
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  629. "Shaggy dog story, intersectionality, wypipo stole my office, episode of low blood sugar, blame, whine, outrage, sour grapes." Well done, big girl, well done!
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  630. She's the girl who rips kittens in half for giggles.
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  631. Did she get Salk or Sabin? Sabin was the oral vaccine given on a sugar cube, and I think that one was scuttled long ago, ostensibly because of poor coverage and breakthrough polio cases. I did get the oral polio vaccine in 1965, initially, long after the last of the bad contagions, and it did me no obvious harm.
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  632. Don Lemon has that halfrican urge to signal how very coal black and oppressed he is. Just like Jussy, Colin, Kamala, & Barry.
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  633. He has lymphoma. He needs to protect himself during treatment. This is not about COVID.
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  634. Trump has used his rebuttals effectively in the past to follow up on his opponent's drool.
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  635. Are you serious? He is so dirty.
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  636. Trump does well talking longer format with someone on air. I hope he does cook up a podcast.
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  637. Yes, he's high. You should have seen him feeling up the cigar store Indian last night. I'm sure that Wal*Mart is hiring, though.
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  638. I guess he forgot that.
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  639. It's not all about Hunter's `little guy,' but about the 10% for the Big Guy.
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  640. I worked throughout the epidemic, with scores of COVID patients. My contempt for the "laptop class" is boundless. My mother died alone. Lockdowns were criminally wrong.
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  641. This is, in part, about Harry because we are all horrified at that 120-pound tapeworm of his. He needs to get well, too!
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  642. Historically crazy
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  643. @onpoint2292  YT yeeted my response, but yes, I agree it would be foolish not to prep.
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  644. Wookies are a protected class.
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  645. I think in 2001 they zipped Dick Cheney into the bunker. You know, when some people did something.
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  646. Boy oh boy, is my kid ever a Cartman!
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  647. "No reasonable prosecutor would." Sure, Jan.
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  648. My area already is "hosting" many Congolese. 21, with 80 more to go, when we just lost a large clinic and 2 major hospitals. Eau Claire sends "warmest" regards to the Biden administration.
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  649. It does sound like that, but women's magazines have been occasionally suggesting "vabbing" for decades, sometimes along with perfume.
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  650. ABC was regarded as the least reliable, most infotainment-oriented network news when I was a teenager, in the early 1980s.
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  651. Sure, but Trump still needs our vote. Everybody's. We need to deliver enough votes so that any attempt at honkening will be glaring.
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  652. In her whiny post-defeat book, HRC actually insists that she has always loved hot sauce and carried it around with her everywhere. Uh huh. Gimme a break. I love hot sauce, too, but I don't take it everywhere I go. The woman is so inauthentic that she wouldn't say "shit" if she had a mouthful. Also, I guess I'm segregated, or something, but when did hot sauce become a black thing? The only people of the African persuasion where I live are Somalis, and their dishes aren't especially zippy.
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  653.  @elizabethbednar6338  You'd think, but it came from an American man. And Cheney got dragged into feigning an interest in the donor's family after he was quoted as saying that he never thought about his heart donor.
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  654. He should never have bought that Wayfair cabinet.
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  655. I was driving to an OB-GYN office because I was miscarrying a child. This event made Mt own loss seem like nothing in comparison.
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  656. ​ @Getoffmyhair It's true. Pesky details like who, what, when, where, how . . .
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  657. Mayhem in my U.S. State, too. Thanks, Dopey Joe.
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  658. Excellent post, Lord Sango.
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  659. We are almost at "Harrison Bergeron" levels of absurfity, today. We will have artived at Peak Betgeron when Biden appoints a Handicapper General to his cabinet.
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  660.  @talawhite  Printing endless money, causing inflation. Starving small business. Crippling our domestic energy production.
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  661. Do not quit your day job, Dexter.
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  662. Doesn't help that he did not seem all that bright before old age struck.
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  663. LOL! What planet are you living on? Trump is the best president in at least 32 years. Unless you're a mediocre coastal urbanite, that is.
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  664. I like to think of drones as "skeet".
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  665. Yeah. Was perplexed about that.
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  666. What good news for the Dutch!
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  667. ​ @planetag310  In her day, they called Mary of Teck's mother "Fat Mary."
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  668. It's as if Biden is mainlining Henry Kissinger's plasma, or something.
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  669. Rich white liberals acting on their own guilt, and ample ballot harvesting. That's how she got "elected".
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  670. Trump is right to leave it up to the states. Let the voters of each state choose—not 9 unelected individuals. I am pro-choice, and I respect Trump's policy on this.
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  671.  @aceboog4546  Stop typing. We all know what you're going to say.
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  672.  @joebidensdentures4541  And nobody dares fuck with Carol!
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  673. He was 11, and up way past his bedtime.
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  674. Born in California to two immigrants but raised in Canada.
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  675. My journalist cousin posted some commie Dreck in praise of Schiff during the impeachment Kaka. She prides herself on journalistic objectivity, then glorifies this present-day McCarthy! I'd just love to rub her beak in this, once Schiff is banished, censured, or whatever he has coming. I want to say, "Hey, Linda, you big-brain . . . how do you wish to praise this sociopath NOW?" I. Can. Not. Wait.
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  676. LBJ had to give his speeches on troop ships to avoid the boos and catcalls. That's pretty much been Biden's dodge ever since he told the auto plant worker he was full of shit.
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  677. Like Nixon and Hillary, who tried to appear personable, Kamala Harris always looks "two frames behind."
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  678. Her speech seems more circumstantial and sometimes tautological. Saying a lot of words about nothing much probably served her well in the uncritical environment of California.
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  679. I have always found Trump off-putting, but this will have been my third vote for him. I wasn't voting for a boyfriend.
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  680. The Golden Mumu Will Rise Again.
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  681. And empty the plane's toilet tanks by way of salute.
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  682. Yeah, I live in Northern Wisconsin. Logging companies use computers to determine how to hide the clearcutting from motorists. There are still huge tracts of forest up here, though.
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  683.  @Astares9  He's my hero for now, but that doesn't mean I suck random, figurative dicks. You have some churlish, childish ideas. What are you, 19 or 20? In the pragmatic world, you have to form alliances with the less than perfect.
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  684.  @kikiwillow187  Exactly my point. Congregations are ready-made for that. But any good, motivated social group is.
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  685. Joe: "In my day, we called nickels bees!"
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  686. Trump could buy a bag of Doritos with Monopoly money and still come off as suave.
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  687. You gotta sniff and grope them what brung ya.
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  688. Nurse, here. Biden just reminds me of the worst aspects of my job. I can smell his dentures through the screen.
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  689. Tell that to fired doctors and nurses.
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  690. St. Louis County, apart from Duluth, has undergone a total realignment. Those iron miners have totally lost faith in Democrats, who no longer can afford to take the union vote for granted.
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  691.  @aceboog4546  Booger, you need to up your trolling game; I find myself liking you too much.
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  692. Glad that you're still here.
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  693. She is even more nasal than Ernestine, the telephone operator. For that matter, so is Joe.
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  694.  @shizuokaBLUES  Are you Japanese, perchance? Now there's a bizarre, dysfunctional, dying, and occasionally genocidal cluster*ck of a nation.
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  695. The 2011 recall in Wisconsin failed because the only aggrieved parties were members of the teachers' union, and most of the state loved what their GOP governor was doing. I'm hoping that this recall succeeds, because it is obvious that most of California hate what their governor is doing.
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  696. I chose brown hair and brown eyes to match my husband's color. In the same catalogue, a very tall, fair-haired, blue-eyed donor had several times the pregnancy rate of shorter, darker donors. People are so shallow. 🤪
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  697. I've always like Midler's work as a singer and actress. Why does she have to open her mouth and make herself repulsive to her former fans? What a crazed dingbat.
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  698. We need a truck that says "FREE HAIR" on the side.
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  699. Jackie struck me as sort of a flake—never more so than when she went on that Camelot campaign and gave interviews about how beautiful and iridescent the inside of JFK's skull seemed to her.
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  700. This is why I abandoned the Democrats for Trump in 2016. Thank you, Mr. President.
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  701.  @svurskasvurska8019  I raised chickens for 20 years. They really are hysterical to watch. Like several Mack Sennet comedies per day.
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  702.  @kylevernon  You're not much of a heinleinian, Kyle. Try "cheneyite".
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  703. Or, since North Korea is developing, tons of prosperous spectators and investors pour in. Deals are made, money is made, and the Hermit King's subjects see what they never knew to exist, before. Genie exits bottle.
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  704. My husband and I had a son by an anonymous donor. Dr. Bob did not "mix up" the specimens, but I'll tell you--the self-reporting broke down, and we now have way more half-siblings than we ever thought possible. 44 right now, with at least another 44, by my calculations, and much too concentrated in certain geographical locations.
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  705. I miss DOS, Unix, and Windows 95. The newer stuff is poorly organized. Like sorting through a dog's breakfast.
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  706. So the press could launder lies through it.
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  707.  @undergrounddojokeyboardcag701  You're contentious and very boring.
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  708. Why are you so hateful?
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  709. Betting with myself for over a month that it'll be the Shar Pei-faced criminal, Susan Rice.
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  710.  Vasily Blokhin  While I will vote for Republican candidates, now, my ultimate home is with whatever old or new party truly takes up the "America First" banner. No more false choices or fooling around!
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  711. When will she call us a basket of something?
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  712. "Who shit my pants, man?"
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  713.  @jessef8833  It never goes well to analyze a joke. Why do people who dislike Trump seem incapable of taking his words other than literally? Aren't Democrats supposed to be smarter than everybody else?
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  714. I was 13, then, and I remember how bad interest rates were. We have avoided that so far, thanks to fiat currency and MMT. 🙍‍♀️ 😦 ☹
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  715.  @rickscheck5330  Just one more reason to love the guy.
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  716. My husband and I used a sperm donor, an anonymous one. We chose by ethnicity and personality/intellect. He was close to top in his college class in a STEM degree. We know him, now, along with 53 of the other kids (thanks to home DNA kits), and he is very bright and eccentric, as well as very nice. The kids appreciate him and each other and feel as if they have their own quirky tribe. My son has the same quick wit as the donor and considers him a friend. It has all turned out well, although I suppose it could as easily have been a disaster.
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  717. Threw a coffee shop owner in jail for 60 days and cost her 5 figures in legal fees. Paintball squads.
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  718. I am willing to pick "accountability" as the drinking word. I'm a teetotaler, by the way.
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  719. Bernie on a gurney.
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  720. "I'm leaking, Mr. President. I'm leaking."
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  721. That title made me postpone breakfast.
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  722. Yes you can. Just ask around.
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  723.  @katrinafrench6348  i heard 3. One was a total loss because of liquid damage, according to the Mac Shop guy.
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  724. That was exactly what turned me off Obama--bailing out big banks.
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  725. Keeping it in the family is the alleged Biden Way.
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  726. It means a lot if you can't tolerate any difference of opinion, though. The terminally intolerant belong in the current iteration of the world's most elderly political party, and that's not the GOP.
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  727. And curtseying in rhythm to that lovely anthem, smiling at him with a merry eye. Very romantic!
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  728. There were 111 soldiers in the Wisconsin 15th Volunteer Regiment with the first name "Ole". 😆
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  729.  @freecat1278  I think the last time Congress bothered to declare war was on 12/8/41.
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  730. He sure did. Walz is a gremlin.
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  731.  @jpiuvara  Okay, then. Two birth defects, now that you mention it.
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  732. It's her vocal fry.
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  733. They re-died.
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  734. Yeah, like the time he poked a unionized autoworker in the chest, told him he was "full of [ish]," and "I don't work for you !"
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  735. What do you expect from Styx? His main interest is witches n' shit.
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  736.  Alien Alien  No, 2windswords is not providing any kind of argument, whatsoever. All he provides are slurs. That's what they're teaching in universities, these days: slurs
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  737. Oh, all along they saw what Joe was like! They now have permission from their commissars to acknowledge the blisteringly obvious.
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  738. Exactly.
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  739. And as exciting as a bowl of oatmeal with no maple syrup.
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  740. I used to love NPR! Now I tune in just to time how long it takes for some woke buzzword to pop up. Not even as long as I can hold my breath, usually.
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  741. Beijing Biden = Peking Lame Duck
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  742. I'm an agnostic, but when I hear someone say that God, if He existed, would not let horrible things happen to innocents is just another way of saying, "I am a person incapable of thinking of God other than as another human being". It's always a question worth asking, but it is proof of nothing. It's also very off-putting when presented as a conclusion to people who do have faith.
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  743. That still makes me want to throw up all over Cuomo and CNN.
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  744. ​ @TimJBenham A lot of donor kids do this.
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  745. I used to be a regular listener. For the past 10 years, if I tune in, it's almost always focusing on the latest intersectional grievance.
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  746. I know, right? The utter nerve of Senator Spreading Bull! According to the DNA test I took, I'm a LOT more Neanderthal than she is Cherokee. Yet you don't see me shaking my club at Harvard, demanding a tenured position. Some people . . .
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  747.  Agent J  Last week, I announced on FB that anyone sending money to BLM were "either thugs or too dumb to breathe without reminders." I called nobody out, but 7 20-something girls and one trans man and one trans woman outed themselves in order to denounce me as a horrible person, then unfriend me. I haven't been so entertained in months!
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  748. You know it's got to be hurting, now. After years of this influx, now the states begin to act.
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  749.  @pauldavis863  Got my yellow snake flag out front
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  750. It was 2 a.m. and all the bars closed. She had to.
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  751. Dave seems about a mile wide and an inch deep. I no longer give a damn about his journey away from the left. For one thing, many of us Democrats woke up and shifted right YEARS before he did.
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  752. I'm Lizzy Liberty, and I approve this message.
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  753. That is one discombobulated-looking pussycat. 🤣 🤣 🤣 Moments later, she goes and totally takes it out on her poor sister!
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  754. Cactus Jack Garner wasn't wrong when he compared the value of the American Vice Presidency to that of a "warm pitcher of piss".
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  755. Grennell us a real gem.
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  756. I suspected BS (been in health care field since 1985) and gave it "2 weeks to flatten the curve". My biggest struggle was seeing everybody go nuts, because I would occasionally question my own sanity. Even so, I resisted all the way and I still pull no punches telling the truth.
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  757. Kamguzzler
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  758. It doesn't matter to me if he really does make spelling and mechanics errors or if he does them on purpose. The end result is the same, causing his detractors to waste energy on it. They think Ivy League experts have the right to rule, and they confound something like spelling with intelligence. It's pathetic and funny to witness . . . their pedigreed experts have mainly made bad decisions, yet they lose it when a good leader starts capitalizing all his nouns, ignoring how good his policies are.
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  759. I would not go so far as to write off Wisconsin. I have a sense that Wisconsin Democrats have had enough of their party for now. And most of Wisconsin is deep red. My county, which is usually 50/50 R/D, has gone >62% Trump for several seasons, now. I sense the same kind of fed-upedness with Biden that I felt in 1980, when Carter was expected to win but did not. And now we know what kind of honkery to watch for.
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  760. ​@youtubeisapublisher6407 True. My husband spent 30 years as a propulsion test engineer for NASA, and he lamented all the stuff he worked on that got mothballed. Only 2 things he can think of that were not, and one, the shuttle main engine, is no longer flying. They are scattered and risk-averse. And now rotten with socially sensitive crap.
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  761. 92%. And she was given 6 million budget for staff salaries but spent only 2.5 million.
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  762. She would need plenty of booze or Valium to raise her charisma to above the level of oatmeal, though.
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  763. I hate Ragerts! You'll just be sitting there, minding your own business, and they'll come, marching in and crawl up your leg and start biting the inside of your @$$. Damn Ragerts!
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  764. I hope you're right, although they are literally the oldest political party on Earth--about 200 years old. I'm afraid they're like Mexico's "Revolutionary Independence Party", now--just an ironically branded haven for grifters.
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  765. Richard Grenell thinks Biden was always meant to be discarded.
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  766.  @a.h.lazure2346  Clinton already did that to us 25 years ago. Our county seat looks like Mogadishu.
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  767. She seemed somewhat like a hostage, somehow.
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  768. Uh, I guess you must have a trail of bodies behind you?
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  769. They would have had to ban belt loops, too, really.
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  770. Biden was always an exceptionally fluent speaker, with radio-style pronunciation. Speech impediment? Get outta town!
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  771. Josh looks as though his father owns a candy store, IYKWIM.
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  772. Tuition already has skyrocketed. I remember paying only $900 per semester at a good land grant college 30 years ago. That was 20 years before changing the student loan system converted colleges into a dollar-stripping racket.
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  773. Just as Bolsheviks stood between parents and their children. It ultimately failed, but only after decades of misery. What is wrong with these people?
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  774. Hey, he claims he's Irish and a Catholic.
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  775.  @The_Cyber_Nomad  I really hate egg salad sandwiches. Does that mean I'm a racist, too?
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  776. Brad Armpitt.
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  777.  @tikitavi7120  Thank you. I'm in my tenth year as a reality voter, but this year, I help strengthen the GOP by joining it.
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  778. Naw, that was me. It was my banana peel.
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  779. I remember seeing two bear cross a road in broad daylight, and my first rather illogical thought was, "Oh, it's two guys in bear suits."
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  780. I think Trump even wrote a book with that title, ages ago.
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  781. Most homeschoolers do a great job. It would be inappropriate and heavy-handed for the government to prohibit homeschooling here in America; public schools just get lamer every decade.
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  782.  L4unchp4d  I don't want my federal dollars bailing out those states. They spent and rioted themselves into this mess, and accountability should land squarely within those states. The party's over.
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  783.  @theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658  Even Hillary's machine backed Harris right out of the gate. They really want her as puppet.
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  784. When God closes a door for Hillary Clinton, he opens another Irish $hell account!
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  785. Haha, Digby writes for Salon, now? She was just a blogger 20 years ago, and now she's pretending that she is a real journalist? Lol.
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  786.  @billjones3497  That 98% probability of survival was there to begin with. The shot is being pushed out of hubris and greed. It's up to you to decide when to step off the booster carousel.
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  787. Chelsea Clinton is so completely trivial and lackluster.
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  788. Pretty good, anyhow. I am old enough to remember Nixon absolutely cleaning McGovern's clock 5 months after Watergate broke in the news. The Dems were just that shitheaded in 1972. 2020 will rhyme, barring economic collapse.
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  789. "Hey! C'mon, man! I may have dementia, but, uh, s-suh, agh, fut-fut at least I don't have dementia!"
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  790. "It looks like Iwo Jima out there."
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  791. Vladimir P. recently likened the Woke to Bolsheviks. He was amazed that people seemingly have forgotten what a big flop that was, for, among other things, supplanting children's parents with state-approved teacher puppets.
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  792. I stumbled upon an Eckhart Tölle video about a year ago and found his voice soothing, as if he were delivering ASMR . . . but I got tired of the smell of baloney. Honestly, what he said about mindfulness and acceptance made sense, but I've been in that frame of mind for decades, now, and had no real need to hear it, beyond a snippet.
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  793. Seems to me that she could have just read that speech to her therapist.
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  794. I live in tornado alley--theyve been using EBS and its successor to warn about storms for at least 5 decades.
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  795. I bellowed "NOT GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS!" to my husband upstairs.
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  796. 2, 4, 6, 8 --- Which installed puppet do we fucking hate?
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  797. I felt the same about General Blackhead.
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  798. "Presumed innocent until proven guilty" is the American way.
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  799. Blames her problems on staff and does not read their briefs, much.
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  800. I'd be depressed if I were a 40-something post turtle, too.
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  801. Plus, New Hampshire's motto is "Live Free or Die."
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  802. Certainly one of them. There's been only one "great" per century, and I think the twenty-first's will be Trump. We will never see his like again in our lives.
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  803. Locals call her "Groot".
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  804. Take it from a nurse-- her care plan will probably read "Target behavior: repetitive, angry ruminations on loss of political campaign. Goal: minimize number of out bursts. Plan: Refrain from orienting resident to reality. Redirect resident from speaking to cameras on unit. Distract with offer of chardonnay or juice. Objective: resident will have fewer than 2 incidences of target behavior per week for this quarter."
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  805. Emily was 32 and had just become engaged. She was a lovely person and an asset to our little town. My son was in college with Hunter and really liked him.
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  806.  @SumoOrange1776  Tim Pool: imagine Aquaman is making a sandwich, but he accidentally steps on Antman in the kitchen . . .
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  807. This! Salt, pepper, and butter are still my favorite condiments for a good steak. Especially after I quit smoking, and my nose and palate became very sharp. The problem with most prepared food is flippin' powdered garlic. I love garlic so much--but not in everything!
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  808. Gutfeld has grown very stale.
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  809.  @starkravingralph  Way to psychoanalyze an entire state based on your own dislike of being armed. What genius commentary.
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  810.  @stevebuss69  I am not a practicing Christian. Are you happy with 20,000 people at a time? If so, why? Do you own a sweatshop?
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  811. Get ready for the Duke of New York--chandeliers on his car hood, and all.
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  812. ​ @greenbrain8725 Biden's whole premise about a supposed insurrection and supposed felonies were totally wrong, though. Those aren't just lies, they are Big Lies.
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  813.  ɮօʊռċɛ օʄʄ  If you want to get technical, there is a rare condition called persistent Müllerian syndrome in which a male has developed a fully formed uterus and Fallopian tubes, but even these guys don't menstruate because they 1) don't ovulate and 2) lack a patent vagina.
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  814. Head in a jar, Futurama-style.
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  815. And changing the Minnesota flag to look like that of a certain failed state in Africa.
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  816. 46.95. But Biden is vowing to finish the job.
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  817.  @finwefingolfin7113  Great observation. Did they have the corresponding stature and spadelike hands, too? If they did suffer from acromegaly, whatever they also did to their faces cosmetically did nothing to help.
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  818.  @meowpurrrrr  El gato Felix is clearly infeliz.
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  819. If you're in the United States, all you have to do is leave your house to get a proper Spanish-language workout.
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  820. Whom the gods would destroy they first spraypaint orange.
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  821. ​ @jasonj4865 It'd be a feature, not a bug.
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  822. Did ya hear about the cannibal who passed my uncle in the jungle?
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  823. Trump needs another 16 GOPErs to dispatch, as in 2016.
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  824. Thank you, Rep. Grothman.
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  825.  @swg3flash179  He's like those island-bound WWII Japanese combatants, holding out for years after the A-bombs dropped.
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  826. Pretty true! And the flip side is sane side chick versus the crazy, chaotic, damaged wife whom she replaced.
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  827. Old Joe is 78 . . . why would he start standing up to grift and authoritarianism at this late date? He has always been a willing stooge for the backer with the fattest wallet.
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  828. Build Blacks Better, bam-a-lam! Build Blacks Better, bam-a-lam! Man from Scranton, bam-a-lam! He can't get his pants on, bam-a-lam!
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  829. The Brandon Regime is a vile, vile lot. I don't heed them for the most part either.
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  830. And regardless of what the Czechs say.
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  831. And what a big gob it is. Like a frog's gob, or Jabba the Hutt's.
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  832. I thought she was part Imaho.
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  833.  @carlapierle8623  Yes, her delivery was distractingly poor.
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  834. God initially thought that the wieners were okay, but then, on an especially bipolar day, he had an afterthought.
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  835. It clearly was too much peace.
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  836. ​​@Grunttamer We are just used to NASA's glacial pace, and the Air Force rocket program makes NASA look fast.
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  837. The gas crisis of '79 halved my parents' tourism business, but they were frugal Depression kids, so they made it okay. I worked to buy my own clothes since age 12 and did not have a car until I saved up for one at 20. Worked my way through college, too. What gets me about the current economy is how much of a racket health care and post-secondary education are, now. At least those two things were fairly affordable the last time the economy was pure crap.
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  838. There is a fairly credible account that the Clintons and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Foster were, uh, adventurous at least once.
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  839. Wow . . . what a great temperament, in addition to a great mind. Only 23?!?!
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  840. He tripped, hit the pavement, then blew that felon's arm apart to save himself from being shot.
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  841. ^^^This^^^
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  842.  @zachtheps4player442  Yes, there is the 25th Amendment, but our insolent politicians no longer respect it. Rule of law in the US is only applied to lower orders.
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  843. Any talk of souls or saying, "That's not who we are," makes me retch. I also remember Biden giving a DNC convention speech against Trump in 2016, claiming that "Republicans want to rule you." I think of Biden's stupid, supercilious speech with every new executive order and unconstitutional edict. He clearly feels born to rule, the dim bulb.
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  844. They were nervous about his potential to be a "warmonger" during the general campaign in 1980. Also, they were horrified that he was age 69. I remember, and Pepperidge Farm remembers
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  845. Those glasses beclown him.
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  846. Twitter's format is terrible. Even if there were no censorship, it still has the capability of spreading utter manure exponentially, at the speed of human thought.
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  847. That's what my husband says, being from New Orleans. As for me, it's just something I have been doing for almost 50 years for my family and also at times professionally. It's kind of cute to see Styx try out new skills. I LOL when I realized he meant he'd boiled pasta for the very first time. At first, I assumed that he was actually making the pasta, itself.
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  848.  FacePwn64  intolerance and diarrhea together calls for . . . lactase.
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  849.  @theindooroutdoorsman  Hunter Scheel was, indeed, a veteran. Emily had been a police officer for at least 5 years. Glenn Perry was on her and everybody's radar as a loose cannon (long before his divorce), and she probably did not relish having to deal with him. Just a week before she died, while renting a venue for her wedding, she told my neighbor that she had never been on a bad call, and, knocking the dashboard of her squad car, she added that she knew that a bad situation could strike out of the blue sky.
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  850. Thanks, friend. Trump was good for the whole world.
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  851. What if Hillary just has him over a barrel regarding his corruption, and put him up to be her stalking horse with a Get Out of Jail Free card as the bait?
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  852. "Madam Speaker--are you threatening me?"
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  853. The way she gets "necky" as she gets mouthy is such a turn-off.
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  854. I would not go so far as to write off Wisconsin. I have a sense that Wisconsin Democrats have had enough of their party for now. And most of Wisconsin is deep red. My county, which is usually 50/50 R/D, has gone >62% Trump for several seasons, now. I sense the same kind of fed-upedness with Biden that I felt in 1980, when Carter was expected to win but did not. And now we know what kind of honkery to watch for.
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  855. "And he always flushes twice!"
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  856. She can vet a wallet !
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  857.  @potcrak1  Why? He was stupid and in the way.
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  858. An aside: I'd rather not allow people under 35 be president. They have an important perspective, but they're usually just green fruit. Oldsters may have incipient cognitive impairment, but they've got a wealth of crystallized intelligence. If they need the youth perspective, they know what to do.
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  859. WWII museum is fantastic. The only thing it now lacks is Lee's statue in Lee Circle.
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  860.  @SpaceManNation  It's Xer time. We're tough, we've done things in life, we know how to think without using Google, and we weren't raised in bubble wrap--we raised ourselves. Milennials are just indoor housecats.
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  861. Have you considered getting treatment for your anxiety and paranoia, or do you groove on your own drama?
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  862. My mom survived COVID Classic at 87 and with end-stage COPD. As for me, I trust my immune function. I rarely get sick anymore and am protected by my tendency toward autoimmune disease. Autoimmune problems are just a byproduct of a superior immune response. It's adaptive and protects from infection.
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  863. My husband, who grew up in NOLA's Ninth Ward, says, "I'd rather take a beating than go into the city." And he means it. Carjackings have gone up like a rocket since the 2020 disorders.
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  864. DeBlasio tends to do a job on people. I'm surprised that only Nadler got sick, there.
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  865. This makes me want to bank in a Mason jar.
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  866. ​ @NoahBodze  I'm definitely Team Polio Classic because I took the taste test and don't live in Detroit, where New Polio has that outlier market. In my opinion, New Polio was basically just like Roseola, but in a flashier, more hyped-up package.
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  867. --And don't even get me started on that Crystal Pertussis thing!
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  868. Yes. Extremely heartbreaking. I usually avoid looking at these videos, but I wanted to look at a successful case of "good guys" saving the day. But my heart goes out to the two innocent victims.
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  869.  @jrd3523  It was widely reported. Why do you say that it never happened?
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  870.  @misscoutts6193  Like many minor children, she only wanted her mother, not a replacement. But it seems that all the Spencer children were a vindictive lot.
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  871. And yes, many, many Senate Republicans are bulldogs with rubber teeth. Hold them to account. Glad to have a good one, Sen. Ron Johnson, representing me.
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  872. Ahhhhahahaa! 🦶🦶
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  873. Yeah, they get right to marginalized groups, lickety-split. Usually before I'm out of the driveway--at which point I stab the off button.
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  874. Chertoff and Gorelick? I thought those ghouls slunk off to take up residence in a Shanghai sewer a long time ago.
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  875. Old Joe believes in the Department of Just Us.
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  876. Her name will go down in history with Tilden, Mondale, Humphrey, and Parker.
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  877. Got to give NASA plenty of credit for Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and the shuttle, as well as some other stuff flying right now. Morpheus landing craft (don't know what they're really called, but they are going to be used in Artemis).
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  878. ​ @tooitchy Not to mention that schools were commonly also fallout shelters. I remember playing at recess, seeing those metal signs with the nuclear trefoil on them bolted to the bricks.
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  879. His menu does need an MRE section, though.
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  880. Her parents do sound a bit overbearing. They've raised a privileged and fragile princess.
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  881. Obama's first year was the year nobody was hiring nurses. Mayo hired me 2 years later, and I was told that I was my unit's first hire in 18 months, just one of over 50 applicants. Imagine an economy so crappy that nurses can not find decent work.
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  882. Smile like a switchblade without the click.
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  883. My husband just had a prostatectomy for cancer, and it was one complication after another: urinoma, small bowel obstruction, UTI, weakness, incontinence. GU cancer is brutal.
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  884.  @coweatsman  And you can cause streaks, too!
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  885. I suspect he was just taking advantage of that narrative. He's an actor, after all.
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  886. I have a rental cottage with delicious, potable well water. But few of the customers will drink it, and bring in their super-expensive bottles of water. Dummies.
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  887. He was just at a brewery in my state and seemed to suggest that a lot of beer went into making the waters of Lake Superior, then turned and started muttering to a beer keg.
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  888. @CORRUPTION WATCH Bilge Black Betty!
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  889. Nixon sat on the board of PepsiCo and other stuff during the 1960s. I wonder if he foresaw dollar imperialism ever metamorphosing into the looting of the US economy by the globalists. He died in early 1994, before the offshoring gang rape was all that wild. You could still buy textiles made in America, at that point.
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  890. I pulled ambulance duty at a lot of stock car races, and the drivers are so adrenalized that they pop out the window after smacking into the wall and don't feel a twinge. Until maybe 2 hours later, after all that adrenaline has worn off.
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  891. Tim Walz is the Dwight Schrute of governors. Give him a little bit of power, and he turns into a gremlin.
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  892. Convenient-19
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  893. I was waiting for the Latino guy from Illinois to scuttle on out of there, again, in a fit of virtue signaling. But this year, Trump said, "I like the sound of that," then later operated the suffragettes as if he were pulling their strings! Such a cunning political instinct.
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  894. Fortunately, he is not as spergy as most libertarians.
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  895. Just wait until we get back to having a Whig Party.
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  896. Catherine was not the queen being crowned. Try to be mad about something more important.
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  897. I don't think she knows what she is, beyond being an HR consultant and attention junkie.
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  898. I couldn't get past her hideous vocal fry.
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  899. I live next door to Minnesota and saw how "governed" Minnesotans were during COVID. Walz is a total little Caesar.
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  900. Hayseed Dracula should transport himself to Transylvania.
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  901.  Doctor Detroit  Well, Omar's district may be full of shitheads, but go further out in the 'burbs around the Twin Cities, the countryside, and the Iron Range, and you'll find voters willing to vote in their own financial best interests. Omar's district is the worst of it--like a bit of Marin County or Brooklyn transplanted onto the prairie. Even St. Paulites loathe whatever the fuck Minneapolis has pretensions of being.
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  902. Yeah. Long covid. That's the ticket!
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  903. Her staff do complain that she prefers to blame her staff for her mistakes more than she likes to do her homework. And she drinks too much.
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  904. Tell me about it. In 1983, my northern Wisconsin town had an outbreak of active tuberculosis. A classmate was hospitalized, and my nephew, brother-in-law and future husband had to take Rifampin for a year, along with dozens of others in the town. And that outbreak was the result of a legal immigrant from SE Asia.
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  905. Isn't her singing unmelodic and whispery? Cancel her and make melody great again, that's what I say, but then again, I opted out of pop music even before grunge, so . . .
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  906. Did he state any more specific reason for that?
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  907. Red Eagle is tops.
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  908. This is standard legal dissembling. Not a bad thing, per se. Just obnoxious when used for personal convenience. E.g. "Hillary, what's your favorite ice cream? Vanilla or chocolate?" Hillary: "Plaid."
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  909. Plus his evil twin Joaquin doxes his own voters for wrongthink. What a pair of twin assholes.
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  910. They are all fungible to her. Her stepping stones to success.
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  911. My husband bought a bag of those stickers.
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  912. No, if she was truly Dick Cheney's daughter, she'd bring them to a quail farm where they all could blast away at huge quantities of quail just released from pens. That's how the elite hunt.
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  913. You can't make this crap up.
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  914. That was a political, uh, ending shot. Done mostly for optics and demoralization on day 1.
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  915. Trying to be relevant in a sad, pathetic way has always been Gore's MO. As when he showcased his sister's death from lung cancer during his presidential campaign for no discernible reason.
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  916. Nothing is beneath Megan Kelly. She seeks any port in a storm. She rants and curses on the air for clicks.
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  917. More enthusiasm here in Wisconsin. In fact, the oldest, most grizzled hippy couple I know are both holding their noses and voting Trump. Hell basically froze over.
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  918.  John Pruett  Pretty normal length of time for a Depression-era farm wife. And my own son absolutely refused to eat anything until he was 15 months old, when he suddenly decided to grab a dill pickle off of my plate. Breastfeeding for the first 2 years is normal and desirable.
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  919. Back to making your husband a sandwich, Megs.
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  920. About the daughter thing: I thank my lucky stars for boys. Raising boys seems like a cakewalk. They're great, finally get mad and duke it out with dad around 17 or 18, then they're fit for life. Men are delightfully direct.
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  921. Mom in sneakers! Now the dumbest person in the Senate, or at least fighting Mazie Hirono for that honor.
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  922. Tulsi and Vivek are skeevy. J.D. Vance or Carson.
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  923. How about with a fish stick?
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  924. Workahol + orange juice makes a really great screwdriver.
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  925. ​@GROZNAYA Because his research is shoddy and he lives and dies by the hot take.
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  926. He really does have hairy legs, though.
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  927. What fallout shelters? I saw an old, rusting fallout shelter sign tacked on a building recently and remembered that fallout shelter survival crackers were already tasting stale in 1977. (Yes, they were!)
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  928. ​ @masonhunter2921 Sure, but Melania isn't a Wookie.
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  929. Joe should just turn the teleprompter around and let us do the reading.
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  930. Because Sanders has a cartoon message that does not acknowledge mixed economies, and his target audience is literal-minded and as unthinking as clams.
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  931.  Chuck Norris  Isn't that called "the tragedy of the commons"? A situation in which everybody drops the ball?
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  932. Anderson Cooper looks like a human Spuds McKenzie.
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  933. My husband bought a slew of Twitter shares when Musk first posted "Oh, hi!", and we made a bunch of money on it, especially yesterday.
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  934. My husband, a rocket engineer, was made to repeat the fifth grade. He squicked out the nuns, probably. Special ed. kids are still done no favors, especially "ADHD" kids.
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  935. Did Joe ever tell his rotter son to put down the hookers and blow and learn how to code? He should have.
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  936. You must have been raised in a hothouse, then. Did you ever even have to take out the garbage?
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  937. Reality has been lapping our satire for a little while, now. Props for mentioning Harrison Bergeron.
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  938. Mural means artwork on a wall, if you look at the original Latin. I don't think Latin has a root word for tagging up a street.
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  939.  @johnharvey1845  Tell Steve Scalese that. And the problem isn't that a radical lefty has a gun (I love guns--I have a Taurus 85 and a Ruger 9mm on me as I write this) No. The problem is that radical leftists have less good judgment in them than a half-eaten can of Vienna sausage. Steve Scalese is a shirt-tail relative, by the way.
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  940. OJ is a despicable human being for having unleashed the Kardashians upon us.
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  941. Typical Tim Pool.
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  942. Because they're now too young to have been politically active during the Civil Rights era? Some of the old, grizzled Dems remember it, and the left in general did take up the cause, but so did the Republicans. One of the very first national politicians to support Martin Luther King was Richard Nixon, back when he was a senator from California. King himself was a Republican. That NEVER gets mentioned, and Nixon is given no credit for his early political courage and basic human decency about race relations. Because the narrative has been edited to exclude opponents of Democrats.
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  943.  @gsiva1234  You're right about Trump's 30+-year consistency. Looking up his old speeches also helped this lifelong Democrat cast her ballot for Trump in 2016. Trump is a true-blue America booster.
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  944. Why? For more economic hardship?
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  945. The big banks are getting bailed out again, pulling the same dirty trick on small-time property owners with overhead and a note to pay.
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  946. Bidening the numbers.
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  947. And the result of incompetence is hard to distinguish from the result of evil.
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  948. Mayor Turducken
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  949. This same Singapore ship bashed a quay in the Netherlands, years ago.
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  950. Hot mic blast from the past: Bush: "Adam Clymer is an asshole." Cheney: "Big time."
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  951. Holy cow—what a speech!
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  952. Never visited LA until 2015, and when I had a chance to go back in 2016, I took a pass. I have never been in such an awful, inconvenient, stressful city in my 54 years--and I used to live in a Latin-American metropolis.
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  953.  @330wiz7  Even without her having had a disfiguring disease, that was an unkind thing for Styx to say.
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  954.  @Ghastly_Grinner  You seem to have missed the little joke, here. My husband is Greek and even he laughed.
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  955. I despise her, but I think she looks good for her age. Better than I do, and I'm half a year younger. I hate this video.
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  956. I spent part of my first paycheck on In through the Out Door .
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  957. Scalise is a cousin of mine by marriage. He's a tough man with a lot of talent.
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  958.  @ottrovgeisha2150  : gave you a thumbs up for effort, but there is a lot of dead wood in what you wrote. I appreciate some of your points in there. I think it is okay for a professional to get a few things wrong, though; in my work experience, diagnostics are frequently subjective, and a LOT of shrinks avoid labeling patients with Axis II diagnoses altogether, in part to avoid stigma, and in part because insurance hates to pay for personality disorder treatment. The diagnostic criteria in the DSM are always in flux . . . especially with Axis II. I question the whole framework of personality diagnosis, frankly. I think your perception of the problem as a bunch of unfortunate defense mechanisms rings true. In the end, who really care what it is called or if this or that is a criterion or just a comorbidity? Some of the unhappiest, most treatment-resistant people I met as a nurse fell into one Cluster B category or another. What I would like to know is how can we help prevent BPD better and help current sufferers more? One quibble: there is a difference with hallucination and delusion. Did you mean to say that? In my experience, the closest thing BODs experience to losing actual touch with reality are the times when some are so overwhelmed by unpleasantness that they begin to dissociate (go someplace else inside their head). Also, just the cognitive errors they make with others in their lives, such as calling or texting a spouse constantly while he is at work, for fear he is planning something awful, or never admitting being wrong, because being wrong about something feels like a partial death. But those breaks with reality just aren't the same as being certain, suddenly, that someone has replaced your mother with a ringer. The interviewee sounds like a standard-issue shrink to me. Not bad, not perfect.
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  959. Chickens will do that, if you give them plenty of TLC.
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  960. I do not think he has mods. He can certainly filter for obnoxious keywords, though. Trump haters are mindless and uncreative, so if he does that, I appreciate it. You can only call somebody an orange poop thrower so many ways.
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  961. That is certainly plausible. My husband said his life "turned to shit" after Katrina, yet there were and still are people grifting it up down there, living from hotel to hotel paid for recovery and reconstruction services that they really don't deliver. The pair in this video probably just enjoyed the anarchy, though.
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  962.  @pickeljarsforhillary102  Yes, they named her "Tintin". Don't name your fetal alcohol kids Tintin, people! It won't end well.
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  963.  @indepthmike5578  And Tim will somehow relate it to his salad days, covering Occupy Wall Streer.
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  964. And making the same fucking lame Trump hair joke, over and over.
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  965. Social media is so boring. It makes everything on-line so much stupider. I miss Usenet newsgroups and text-based newsreaders.
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  966. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their Barbecue.
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  967. Hey, I cast my apathetic vote for Obama and regretted it. Can we call it a wash and feel better?
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  968. Minnesota also does little to nothing to prevent FGM within its bounds.
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  969. Hellooooo, Blackrock!
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  970. His hands were looking almost bluish during the debate. The man does not have a great cardiovascular system.
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  971. No sign of saturnalia there!
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  972. My husband did that in New Orleans.
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  973. Good for you! I voted Bernie in the Wisconsin primary just to whack Hillary in the shins, then gladly voted Trump in the general. I was pleasantly surprised at what a good chief he was.
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  974. "Hillary Clinton? I'm just here to see Beyonce."
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  975. I'd like to read Hillary's memoir about as much as I want to read a pile of Chick Tracts.
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  976. Good old U of Wisconsin, trashing its history so one special needs postgrad student in grievance studies can get a (dubious) meal ticket. Glad I did not matriculate there.
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  977.  @lorieakin1771  Proudhon likes to stir the pot on behalf of his Establishment heroes, and he seems to have a lot of free time in which to do it.
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  978. Turns 88 this year. That's old!
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  979. Autoeroticism is his thing, apparently. He never got past the stage when he discovered his own baby joystick.
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  980. Exactly right.
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  981.  @Benjiizus  He's from my hometown, Milwaukee, but moved away young. Even Milwaukee has more AA influence than the California 'burb where he grew up. Does he put on that gangster accent?
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  982. Oh, you know the thing!
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  983.  @geraldboesen5037  I can handle it better than Joe's nasally muttering.
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  984.  @JohnnyWang826  You must be young to be such a preachy fuck. As if every heart problem was a result of overweight or poor diet. Or maybe you're just ignorant of cardiology. As a nurse, I am not, however. Jesus Christ . . . people online and their stinky opinions!
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  985.  @corky269  Learn the difference between political theater and genuine prosecution.
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  986. Timpon has such a huge mouth. I can't stop staring at it.
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  987. The race card is in tatters from overuse.
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  988. ​ @AfternoonReverie2563 I am indeed defending Queen Camilla. Are you a Christian? Don't you believe in love, redemption, grace, and forgiveness?
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  989. She's all about "doing the work" but never specifies what this "work" has been. She speaks only in clichés and tautologies. And always the same handful.
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  990.  @Nobody-df4is  Miss Ketanji kept shifting her weight from foot to foot-- was she wearing hurting shoes? Miss Kamala stood as still as an armed guard. Or assassin.
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  991. Clusterfuck Nation blog is gonna be lit, this morning. He's been warning about economic financialization for years, now.
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  992.  @voixdelaraison593  Blah, blah, blah. This gig is beneath you, Kevin, and your whataboutism is stale. Either up your game, or maybe upgrade to telemarketing extended car warranties.
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  993.  @ToneSherpa  Years ago, in a TED Talk, I remember a guy detailing how researchers figured out how to wire a real fly's brain and control its flight.
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  994. John Forbes Kerry is seditious, heiress-marrying haircut in search of a brain. He is still unaware that he is in charge of nothing
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  995. Even the cat is glaring at the camera, as if to say, "So's your mother, YooToob!"
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  996. Hugs, Diana. They killed my mother, too--with the lockdowns. She died alone and lonely.
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  997. Yep. She's had her grassroots "Draft Hillary" machine tuned up and idling behind the bleachers for quite some time, now. And is using her Muppet daughter and an utterly insipid book as cover for showing her mug on TV.
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  998. My son is screwed either way, but, at 21, he has time to enjoy his long, curly locks.
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  999. You mean shambles off into the bushes.
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  1000. I don't think it would matter to the Big Horndog.
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  1001. Potato Joe can go pack fudge.
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  1002. It is tragic what happened to many of them as tiny innocents. Just chiming in to say that it is kindest to regard them as moral, responsible human beings, and hold them to the same standards expected of everyone, in terms of acceptable behavior. Harsh childhoods tend to pass down through the generations if people aren't held to high expectations AND accorded dignity and love.
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  1003. It's not easy being Green.
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  1004. Me too, especially since I'm an Xer. Xers are the alleycats who stay out of Boomers' and Milennials' way, and thrive.
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  1005. ​ @lewisbracken5520 Demoralization and discouragement of free travel.
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  1006. She would have been happier as a latchkey kid, I imagine. I know I was.
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  1007. ​@ashleehouse5204 There is a film of one woman getting shot in the crotch with a green paintball by guys marching down the street, shouting, "Get in your house!"
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  1008. She used to give updates and had seemed to be doing okay. Last year, I saw an article showing her walking around with wrapped, myxedematous lower legs and wondered why it was getting worse, now. What could have happened to her in the year 2021 to wake up her autoimmune system so rabidly? Hmmm.
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  1009. They want her endorsement the way they want a linted-up, stale piece of candy from Pigpen's pocket. She's the Baby Ruth in the swimming pool.
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  1010. "Borders"
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  1011. Well, we could, but you know, we don't feel like it at the moment. 😛
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  1012. Her husband had posted it on some "Would you fuck my wife?" site.
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  1013. My 19 y.o. graduated with jocks, burnouts, queen bees, rugged individuals, Mikaela the town pump, Gary Laser-Eyes, who got spoon-fed at the lunch table by his best friend, Will, AND . . . a dozen Kool-Aid-haired transgendered trainwrecks and another dozen fashionably gay and bi girls.
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  1014.  @jerubaal101  After I heard that, I decided that Charlemagne Tha God was just a dingbat. He and his sidekick could not come up with a single concrete remedy for their own grievances. White people were supposed to solve it all themselves. Charlemagne is a mental child.
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  1015. ​ @MaryA-my2oi  Be quiet, Mary, and keep tabs on your own conduct, because your words are unbecoming. Life is never fair.
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  1016. Stop making so much goddamn sense, Styx. It's disorienting.
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  1017.  @Betta66  Haha. You're triggered. So cute.
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  1018. I took art history at a university in Mexico 30 years ago. Great class! And, when the professor lit up a Vantage during class, I got really excited. He told me where to find them on the black market.
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  1019. Then there is her screechy, nasal voice itself, accent or no accent.
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  1020. I think Steve Scully of C-SPAN is also hosting. Whatever his biases, he's great at never letting them show, as are all the C-SPAN hosts.
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  1021.  @caliindoor  Unvaccinated nurse . . . because I'm actually bright, unlike you, early childhood education dropout.
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  1022.  @caliindoor  And you voted for Biden? Get back to me in five years and pretend you never voted for Biden, loser coward. 😆 😉 😜
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  1023.  @AndyFromBeaverton  Your cat would make a better director than Grenell? I don't get it; Grenell is a Donald Trump ally. Or did you mean Christopher Wray? That fellow is a shrinking violet who cares what the Deep State consensus is. Please clarify.
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  1024. Bilateral brain aneurysms apparently diminished his cognitive reserves. The possibility was known before he got the nomination, but nobody seemed to care about that. Nor about his characterological problems.
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  1025. She did not want him to. She didn't even want him to go to the service, but he insisted. By 1992, the couple was leading their separate lives, uniting only for public duties.
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  1026. She is all but hiking her skirt up and waving a leg at the side of the road.
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  1027. Pretty much the most gigantic Ash Wednesday sign of the cross that I've ever seen. It's a Catholic tradition. Usually, you'll just see a little grey smudge.
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  1028. If only it were liberalism, rather than illiberalism.
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  1029.  @ClubMayview  Hey, yer makin' fun of the Dingell mystique! They are the Kennedys of Michigan, ya know! 😄
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  1030. I've had thyroid troubles for years, losing and gaining weight over and over. It disfigured my eyes permanently, too. If Styx is going to pick on someone for looking different after a disease, he can kiss my ass. I've gotten bored of his spiel since the livestreams began, anyhow.
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  1031. This seems like a scene out of "Brazil."
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  1032.  @nodakrome  We've sworn off the Cities, too, from the NW Wisconsin side. We were staying at the Foshay a few years ago, just for fun, and blundered into a very seedy district on foot. Wilder and less entertaining than the old Hennepin Avenue red light district. Not entertaining at all, in fact. And the Metro was full of Somalis who didn't bother paying car fare. I can only imagine how depressing downtown is now
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  1033. Haha . . . That's why my husband and I won't go to Portland to visit his sister right now. Antifa will sucker-punch us with impunity whereas our concealed-carry licenses are no good in Portland.
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  1034. Don't forget government cheese.
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  1035.  @thebarchord1  In my state, the fervor is still there. We descend by the thousands on our capital to demand that the governor open up, as with neighboring Michigan. This is happening in every state with unreasonable lockdown. It gets undervalued as well as derided by nationwide media. The United States is a crazy quilt of governments; conditions vary by county, city, and township, for that matter.
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  1036. That is because envy is getting to you. With their wealth and privilege come unimaginably burdensome obligations to the British people.
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  1037.  @iian_  I think it was on a conference call during his first campaign. These are calls that local Dem chairs and such can dial into.
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  1038. Bannon has been doing this since Timmeh broke his hymen at Occupy Wall Street.
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  1039. As a woman, I just want a capable president. A uterus is not really a competence device.
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  1040. Never respected globalist Ted Cruz, but Graham got my approval a few times in defending Kavanaugh, et al. To Ross Doutthat, just after his election, Trump summed up Lyndsay Graham simply by saying his name and snorting in disgust. Regarding Assange, Graham deserves another big snort of disgust. Coward.
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  1041. Molyneux turned into such a bore.
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  1042. The scales fell off my eyes finally when I witnessed the media drumbeat to go to war in Iraq. It was totally dishonest and dissention was quashed.
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  1043. Well stated. When will our marching maroons snap out of their group idiocy and kick some corporate ass?
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  1044. To her credit, she mentioned getting rid of single-use plastics rather than plastics used long-term.
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  1045. That's our Joe.
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  1046. The Era of Muh Feelings.
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  1047. He has a fetish for oppression. If you aren't oppressed, you either have to make one up or turn in your Democrat card. If I ever run for anything as a Dem, I think I'll claim I'm oppressed because the last three seasons of Mad Men were shit. Or maybe because people keep saying my eyes are grey when they're really bluish-green. Or maybe because I'm a menopausal-American and get triggered by tampon ads.
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  1048. The old dude has slipped his cams.
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  1049. Tim is usually as informative as a 20-minute headline.
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  1050.  @darkcoeficient  That evil-looking thing freaked me out. I challenged it by standing in its way so that it would stop, and I swear I heard it mutter, "Exterminate!"
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  1051. I once put lipstick on a worm and flirted with it. The lipstick got on its teeth and it looked cheap. I turned away in disgust.
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  1052. I know what you mean when a much-wanted baby is born still. My little guy would have been 23.
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  1053. Lol!
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  1054.  @shaneblackwood9052  She may not make it, but, judging from her 45+ years of gangsta ruthlessness and her past 3 1/2 years of bitchy posturing, she is crazy enough to try.
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  1055.  @whatdafarkenhell7110  Handler Jill Biden is looking creepier to me by the day. It's bad enough that her intellect is second rate and her kids turned out twisted . . . now she's acting like Edith Wilson, Nancy Reagan and Hillary Clinton on steroids. What a big, fat nerve!
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  1056. The last few steps I saw how fatigued and slow his gait was. He barely got up there under his own steam. And it was pretty clear that his left leg buckled for that first trip.
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  1057. I am glad to have brought a child into this mess. He's early 20s and navigating crazy people just fine.
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  1058. One of my professors was a lawyer with Castro throughout the 1959 revolution. Was promised a high court seat. What he got was jail and torture, though. I loved to hear him harangue young Marxist students in two languages about how effed up their embrace of communism was.
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  1059. Crabs. They hang onto the seat with one claw and her with the other.
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  1060. And the chocolate ration has gone up a gram.
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  1061. @CORRUPTION WATCH Bowel Book Bitter!
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  1062. ​ @Shep01 LOL! He gets promoted to "Huffer of the Month"!
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  1063. I would find that difficult to cop to. Personally, I voted for Obama and feel worse about having done so with each passing year. My two Trump votes are the only presidential votes that I don't regret.
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  1064.  @extract8058  Nobody much had foresight in the early weeks of COVID. The best anyone--including YOU--can claim is that you abandoned useless protocols once their inutility became evident. Take your hindsight and get lost.
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  1065. Hahaha! THAT woke me up! LOL!
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  1066. Stay off the Metro in Minneapolis. Unless you're a rich liberal wanting to go admire how much diversity is our strength, or some shit. You'll get a snootful of diversity.
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  1067.  @06rtm  Start with the fact that he's married to Elaine Chao.
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  1068.  @pickeljarsforhillary102  And smoked it with a Corn Pipe.
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  1069. I knew it! Everything is racist.
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  1070. ​ @mikew764 of course there is a signed statement. Just saw it this morning in a James Howard Kunstler article.
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  1071. Seriously? Nutmeg and mace are key to hotdogs and donuts, and just the right fillip of nutmeg in chicken a la king turns the bechamel sauce into ambrosia. Nutmeg is one spice I've found indispensable.
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  1072. Mary Trump, hahaha!
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  1073. Taking uppers with a history of hemorrhagic stroke is foolish. Remember when his right eye started to bleed onstage during the primaries?
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  1074. All he ever wanted was to be a U.S. president, and he is! His name will forever be enshrined with that of Benjamin Harrison, Andrew Johnson, and Millard Fillmore.
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  1075. Apparently, Joe has an explosive temper, and people fear to be caught alone with him. In that climate of fear, a loose dog must be quite fearful and/or predatory, as well.
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  1076. Menstrual cups are such a moneysaver.
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  1077. If you have to use conscript troops to protect your home soil, then the fuck8ng nation is already dead. Just say "no" to slavery.
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  1078. Statistics is an incredibly useful course.
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  1079. You don't have to die fighting. Just exercise your rights. I will join you. Many courageous people will join you.
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  1080. I remember Nixon's resignation, which was positively sedate, next to this. And God bless Nixon for caring about the country, unlike certain office-holding trash.
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  1081. Years ago, I read some essay by Michael Moore in which he praised women for exercising more common sense about hygiene. He gave the example that women knew to lather up a washcloth with which to scrub their perianal area, whereas men just used a bare bar of soap to wash there. I can't remember his point, or even the gist of the essay . . . now I just have this indelible image in my head of Michael Moore scrubbing his ass crack with a hunk of Irish Spring. Thanks, Michael Moore, for making me think of your dirty ass crack. Over, and over, and over.
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  1082. Dems don't even strip their bad actors of committee assignments, as Republicans have the decency to do. Democrats lack both SHAME and STANDARDS.
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  1083. And Charlemagne Tha God is certainly a mental 12 year old.
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  1084.  @Flamsterette  Get help.
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  1085. Calling out hypocrisy has always been weak sauce. We need to sweep the uni-party off the public stage and humiliate them.
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  1086. ​ @tarapeters6711 Right. So many coaches majored in "broad-field social studies," which is code for "dumb jock." They also end up as administrators.
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  1087. Greenish-brown Christmas up here in northern Wisconsin, too. I love it! It was pouring rain on Friday. I prefer it when precipitation doesn't pile up on the ground and stay for 5 months, myself.
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  1088. This was my "great guy" of 30 years, too. A perfect sphinx, and absolutely unwilling to discipline the children. In fact, he undermined my efforts. His parents were stoic and used the silent treatment as a punishment. It was mostly a good marriage until it came time to split up, which we did amicably. We remain friends.
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  1089.  @spiritmatter1553  i don't think AOC ever lived in the Watergate, but Ms. Lewinsky did.
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  1090. ​​ @kidzbop38isstraightfire92  I might consider voting for De Santis in a general election, given the right clinical conditions, but I want Trump, not some greasy simulacrum of Trump. I'd rather vote for RFK, Jr., over De Santis. Or no one at all. De Santis just seems like a man who doesn't believe his own BS.
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  1091. That was my first thought, too. Another instance of "losing one's filter".
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  1092. Hannah looks as if she's built for roller derby.
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  1093.  @christopherconard2831  True. He had malignant hypertension that his doctors never told him about, and during the last 2 terms he would have periods of loss of consciousness while talking. His words would trail off and his jaw would slowly drop open.
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  1094. From my point of view, being an outcast From globalist overkill is a definite plus, since I have skills and things to barter. I definitely want to be one of the rascals they just let go.
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  1095. Hillary, drawing a bead on Kamala.
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  1096. Reading Chelsea's e-mails to her parents on Wikileaks was appalling. She was trying so hard to prove herself to them--even by using stilted, pretentious language.
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  1097. It is super-creepy. It also accomplishes his goal: emphasis. I find his opossum grin even creepier, and that tic just emphasizes that he's a huge jerk.
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  1098.  @otallono  Agree with you that it's fun, and I'm not offended by the Trump show. I've seen him speak live, twice. But I did think this rant about ratings came off as more petty than funny. I enjoy his humor more when he critiques opponents' rhetorical lapses. Example: I laughed loud and long when he mocked Amy Klobuchar for asking Pete, "Are you saying I'm dumb?" and then said, "That's the end of her campaign, right there." I can just hear my late father saying the exact same thing. Edit: Actually, I'm in my fifties, and I've been saying for a long time that Trump reminds some of us of the lovable, funny, but decidedly old-school men in our lives. A father, a boss. In my case, my dad was a brash, funny, and successful businessman with a lot of charisma, very much like Trump but on a smaller scale. And he would even say stuff like "that woman is too homely to be on television," which, you know, was kind of a rude, transgressive thing to say, but it was sometimes also true, and you forgave him because he was so likeable, anyhow.
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  1099.  @brolytard4life441  Sorry to hear that. I used to think that liberals fawned over their sacred victims because they cared and felt guilty, maybe, but now I suspect that they do this to reassure themselves continually of their own superiority. Bet you could just barf.
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  1100. I had a lot of miscarriages due to a malformed uterus, so pregnancy was a fearful time for me. Just getting one to term (after corrective surgery) was possibly the toughest thing I ever did.
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  1101. Yes, it was.
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  1102. Well . . . a retired friend of mine has spent 9 years chauffeuring around the world's laziest Amish guy. What. A. Mooch.
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  1103. One of my family's German surnames meant "Oaf".
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  1104. Whom the gods would destroy they first make orange.
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  1105. What I learned again and again over 36 years in EMS and nursing is that the best things are to sequester yourself when you feel ill, and always wash hands and avoid touching your face as a general rule. It is much better to stay home while feeling sick than to wear any kind of mask and expose the public to your bugs. Mask-wearing is courteous, but it hardly compares to staying home while sick for effectiveness. Immunocompromised people can protect themselves in much the same way.
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  1106. Hillary at this point reminds me of Bagdhad Bob.
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  1107. I think it makes him look like a sweet, elderly orangutan.
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  1108. Try full-spectrum hemp CBD. It reminds me of the weak pot everyone used in the 1970s. No attendant paranoia.
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  1109. What happened to Sweden's cultural memory? I'm an American of Norwegian and Swedish descent, and the Norwegian part of me holds a 200-year-old grudge against the Swedish part. Lord, it's pissed!
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  1110. She is the third in my lifetime.
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  1111.  @deplorableed4940  "Swoop and scoop" is a legitimate EMT technique, as opposed to "stay and play". Also, back in the 80s and 90s, I was an EMT and would occasionally transfer patients to Hennepin County hospital, and it was a real knife and gun club back then, too. Never forget the first time I saw an ambulance crew bring a cuffed, leg-ironed patient into Hennepin, plus he was chained to the cot.
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  1112. "Defiantly occur" is right.
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  1113. There is nothing left to debate, anyhow.
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  1114.  @scarecrow559fresno  Somebody already made her an Oval Office in Italy. It apparently didn't work.
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  1115.  @chrisgullett4332  Hey, this is a campaign, and Harris takes cheap shots. So must we.
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  1116. The Minority Report style taxation.
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  1117. "Phimosis" refers to an abnormally tight or constricted foreskin, I think. There's another condition called paraphimosis.
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  1118. My husband was married to a particularly vindictive BPD for 11 years. It's been 10 years since he's seen her, and I still see panic and trauma responses in him from time to time. It took me 4 or 5 years to stop feeling anger about what she did to his mental and physical health. Now I just feel indifferent about that harridan.
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  1119. And it is for that reason that I'm relieved that the Packers lost. So tired of sportsball-infected people blathering on about it.
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  1120.  @malrose  Do you suppose that 300 grand helped them satisfy some enormous medical bills? Even good insurance isn't all that good, of course.
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  1121. A congressional ethics probe into her misuse of campaign monies. Did this CNN spot even mention that? The commenters are talking about the affair and the photos but not the campaign finance violations. CNN is so slipshod.
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  1122. Older voters aren't as hidebound in their thinking as Styx portrays. I know a lot of older (and younger) voters who may have held their noses and voted for Romney, but they deplore him on general principle.
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  1123. Somehow I think her hair smells like a Bloody Mary and Summer's Eve. But he still might like it.
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  1124. Great physical comedy, curling up like a shrimp and shuffling down an imaginary slippery ramp. "I should have just fallen on my ass!"
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  1125.  @BEARDEDSLOTH802  Except for me, of course.
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  1126.  @ericpode6095  No, Barry was the pineapple. She's the sweat sock-smelling green olives.
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  1127. Also BLM: Funnel donations to the Democratic National Committee.
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  1128. Musk's response to Styx sounded like boilerplate intended to placate.
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  1129. Joe was even obsessed with Corn Pop's hair. Too much pomade, he said.
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  1130. To the ants--for all you do, this Bud's for you.
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  1131. WTF is it with Teen Vogue these past few years?
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  1132.    Granted, I've only passed through Mobile on I-10 a couple times, but jeez, what an awful mess.
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  1133. I would admit that I was a pole dancer's daughter long before I'd admit to being a Biden.
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  1134. They'll be running trains on Elon Musk. Harassment trains, full of masseuses.
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  1135.  The Silenced Opposition  I'm no poor baby. Being a latchkey kid and working in my parents' business since age 7 made me fit for life. I'm just glad not to have been pampered. I'm not bitter. As for Pissy Kitty's response--I hope you feel better getting that lecture off your chest. I come from recent immigrants and my parents were both born during FDR's first term, so I know about all those people from hard times personally, in addition to having paid attention in history.
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  1136. Gotta hand it to Cheney, at least he didn't talk to audiences as if he were Grover addressing a bunch of 5 year olds.
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  1137. Best of luck to you, dear. Please stick with the DBT. Please. It has helped so many people get more comfortable in their own skins. It was devised by a BPD sufferer some 50 years ago. One of my best friends has this diagnosis and has turned her life around with BPD. That is not to say she doesn't struggle, but she has found much happiness and belonging. She said her breakthrough moment with DBT was finding that feeling strong emotions like shame or fear did not kill her. She learned how to cope with deep feelings of shame, got over that hump, and now feels many more pleasant things, more often. She says that it also helps to remind herself that she was doing it to also help the loved ones in her life live more happily with her. Don't give up. This is hard work, and one of the best chances you have to feel more fulfilled. Be mindful and listen to your own heart. It has a huge story to tell you, if you are patient.
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  1138. Time for a keychain Biden figurine that craps its pants . . . you know, like the Trump keychain doll, just far more deserved.
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  1139. Every time she makes a sound I cringe. She has a super-ugly vocal fryyyyyyyyy.
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  1140. That's the Viking way! My stepson, a second generation Swedish American, skied down a slope in the Sierras just ahead of an avalanche (he noticed tiny pills of snow rolling down the slope and got the heck out of there), and, in his interview with Los Angeles TV news he was so nonchalant about it that I had to laugh.
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  1141. Please hang in there.
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  1142. I'd like to see them snap out of it.
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  1143. He has a smile like a switchblade.
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  1144. Hey, my dad said we were all fired from a cannon.
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  1145. She has all the charm of a snotty HR lady.
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  1146. ​ @callmesceptical9114  So what? People in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin sound like this, including me. Who cares? What a vacuous comment.
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  1147. Good Lord, this sounds like the botched murder scene from "Blood Simple."
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  1148.  @lynnerobinson5886  Apparently you would know what being onstage making fun of people feels like, right? Are you an insult comic, or what? You seem miserable enough, but I have my doubts about your cleverness.
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  1149. ​ @half-breed No, you should hide.
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  1150. ​ @vonfaustien3957  It occurs to me that Western women are pretty fed up with Western men, too . . . Hence the m-shark phenomenon. Put down the video games and start acting like real men, again.
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  1151. When I first voted, California was a Republican stronghold, 40 years ago.
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  1152. It was already an even purple, so it very well may.
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  1153. Global outage got me working as a nurse in a paperless shop. Good thing I made .PDF files of the Medication Administration Record at the beginning of my shift or I and my patients would have really been up the creek. Paperless is dumb.
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  1154. For my whole life, as well. I was born just as Operation Rolling Thunder began.
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  1155. We must never let these Jacobins block our right to self-defense.
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  1156. @JoanMorrison-vq2jc  From what I've read, Raine was good to Spencer and they were affectionate. She took on a great burden nursing him for 14 years after a bad stroke, running Althorp, and raising funds to run it for him.
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  1157.  @BAFFLED-u4o  Clinton started Snowgadishu; Obama merely augmented it.
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  1158. She's my mom's age. Mom's entering her second childhood, for Pete's sake.
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  1159.  @johnbuterbaughsr.933  Glad to have all of those. But powder is hard to get, too.
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  1160.  Max Raider  Leftists have the cold integrity of Macchiavelli. Anything at all, as long as it helps realize The Cause. Of course, their emotions enable them to rationalize anything and everything as just.
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  1161. I'm newly proud that 23 and Me says my child is genetically German, Norwegian, AND 1% Sudanese !1!!! 🇸🇩
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  1162. She looks like she could hunt bears with a willow switch.
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  1163. Last name sounds related to fire or brand. Gonna burn our butts!
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  1164.  @retinalcircus  Don't be such a clown. From 2017 – 2021, he was a responsible president under whom America prospered.
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  1165. She looked like she was using a carpet sweeper.
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  1166. I have some Amish friends whose nieces and nephews have terrible problems with genetic reinforcement. They use health care a lot more than me and mine do.
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  1167. It is stupidly long, when you think of it. But get this—it used to be even longer, stretching into March.
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  1168. Real men don't exfoliate.
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  1169. If I were he, I wouldn't be bragging so much about being a Harvard man. They lowered the admissions bar for certain people--it's like bragging that you're a home movie superstar.
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  1170.  @kirbyizlife  I have two, they do look like Ewoks, and they hate their bum washes.
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  1171. Oh, bother. Just when I almost got my hair all one length.
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  1172. I like that, to blow off steam, she went and beat up her sister. My older sisters kinda did that to each other, too, so I get that.
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  1173.  @Despiser25  It was definitely more interesting, then. I first started learning programming in 1980, and felt like on-line people were more tech-savvy. And I don't just mean savvy in using tech but creating it. (I do remember everyone's disdain for the flood of AOL users, too). I miss the transparent, logical way computers worked. I miss URLs that you could easily remember and type. I really miss original, human-generated content. I miss small file sizes.
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  1174. LOL
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  1175. That's called being a pretty good interviewer--drawing people out and asking what seem like "derp" questions. Rogan is setting aside his own ego.
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  1176. I've been stickerizing gas pumps and shelves, and I have a question: How long would it take a poorly paid clerk or janitor to want to scrape off "I did this" stickers on the undersides of toilet seats? I have been placing them such that Joe is pointing into the bowl when the seat is up. They are glossy and stick hard!
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  1177. I am the age of Amy Carter, so I was a kid, too, back then. The economic outlook was always gloomy . . . to the extent that it influenced my choice of college majors. I wanted biochemistry but chose foreign language teaching, based on the jobs market in 1982. And where I lived, the jobs market was so bad tha5 I did not notice 5he Reagan recovery until 1987. Welcome to my bad old world, youngsters.
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  1178. When did Foster Brooks become president? More bourbon on the rocks!
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  1179. It helps to mock the crap out of those idiots. Also: don't show them any fear.
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  1180. And she's speaking. She's speaking.
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  1181. Oh, God--they have always been yellow journalism. It's just that in the past half-decade, Fox has been a hair less horrible than the other channels.
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  1182. Wait till he sees the desktop computers of 1983.😂
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  1183. Their reaction to loss will be fun to watch but infuriating to live through.
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  1184.  @davidpetrosky  Stockholm syndrome is not crap. My HS boyfriend was kidnapped by violent guerrillas and held for 60 days in the jungle. He came out of the jungle with a good degree of respect for them, even though he hated their politics and they'd shot one of his coworkers through the head. Decent people at the mercy of others struggle to see decency in their tormentors--it's a survival trait.
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  1185. Yeah, that's a novel move, I think, but it fools no one.
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  1186. Donald Trump's House of Weed
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  1187. Sorry to see you exhibiting your fearful neuroses.
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  1188. Globalism to this absurd degree was a slow-motion disaster for places like the United States. We can't all just take in each other's washing. Only Trump had the courage to challenge it. Trump 2020, now more than ever.
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  1189. I'm kind of a shitty trad wife, because I seldom make him coffee, first, but I did take his name, and he toasted me before his lodge brothers last night for keeping him "civilized".
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  1190.  @korbendallas8488  I announced leaving home when I was about 3, according to family lore. Dad said, "Wait, wait! Dont go, Beth!" Then he ran into the house, came back out to the sidewalk holding a bread bag with a few crusts in the bottom and handed it to me, wishing me well. Then he sat back for the show.
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  1191. My hat's off to Roland Fryer for his intellectual rigor.
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  1192. It looks like a can of nuts, but if you open it, an Ourobouros pops out at you.
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  1193. When I was a runner and aspiring to run the Boston and New York marathons back in the early 80s, these marathons were already big effing deals, with the top tier being "world class" runners who had their own elite section of the marathon, complete with Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and Brooks sponsorships. They flew in from all over the world, although I don't remember any Runner's World articles fawning over Soviet runners. They obviously were still behind the Iron Curtain. My point, anyhow, is that the world class parts of these marathons attract runners from all parts of the world. It has been like this for at least 50 years.
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  1194. I've been watching Biden since 1987, and he's always been Mr. Impulsivity. The subsequent brain surgeries did not improve him, either.
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  1195. What, aside from mania, drives a chatterbox?
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  1196. Don't let Norwegian bureaucrats claim that their lockdowns did any good, because they did no good.
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  1197. Oh, I'm so gutted. A man says he won't vote for Trump. Oh, woe is me.
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  1198. What I want to know is, is anyone paying K.O. to holler at the unvaccinated, or is he just that starved for clout?
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  1199.  Super Straight HUWhite PUREBLOOD  As a person with many Somali neighbors, I assure you that they haven't even mastered driving in a straight line, yet. After 25 years of living here.
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  1200.  Richard Miller  Obama only continued Clinton's folly. I live 100 miles east of the Cities, and in 1994 or so, a neighboring town with a turkey processing plant became 17% Somali overnight.
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  1201. "C'mon, man!"
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  1202. You support show trials; you're such a great American.
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  1203.  Spike Vicious  Same here. We have shelves and shelves of reloads for the AR, the SKS, the AK, my husband's 9 mm weapons, and all the .38 revolvers that I prefer to carry. Just bought a Ruger LCP, though, and have had to send away for those bullets.
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  1204.  @donvee1419  When my dad got sick and delirious in the hospital, he started going on and on about "cannonballs". We finally figured out he was referring to all the African and Pakistani doctors.
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  1205. Williams seems like a bigger fool than his stalker. It would be nice if all gun owners would take their training from a good course rather than old-time Westerns. I say that as someone who legally carries a concealed weapon.
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  1206. And meditations for the old-ass people who wake up a lot.
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  1207.  @sammcqueen2210  Headboard Harris
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  1208. ​ @charlespancamo9771 I agree with your opinion. On the other hand, if a female prepuce is any guide, the the extreme sensitivity of the prepuce is not sexual in nature—it's more like the sensitivity of a fingertip. There must be some biological advantage to that.
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  1209.  @michaelracicot233  1994 called, and it wants its boring policy "accomplishments" talking points back. Everybody knows that legislation is written to benefit corporate sponsors. Get a new gig.
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  1210.  @tracyranger  Same here.
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  1211. Nor did they campaign on domestic issues very effectively--just same old wedge and red meat crap.
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  1212. I think his mom finally sledgehammered his router.
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  1213. That's my congressman. You have my vote again, Tom Tiffany.
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  1214. Yeah, my husband, who is from Louisiana, noticed that, too. That was when the penny started to drop: "Could Trump be methodically eating Hillary's lunch, here?" After that, it took Comet's July 5th summary judgment to let her off the hook that made me jump on the Trump Train. Still wasn't sure if he would win, but hopeful, especially when we went to a Wisconsin rally a week before the election and realized that his fairly serious, hopeful message and the huge, peaceful, happy throng there to see him were ridiculously at odds with what the media was saying about the Trump campaign. Then there was election night. That New York Times probability meter steadily flopped over for Trump. A night to remember!
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  1215. One thing I miss about the 1970s: weak grass. As in, one hit from a bong did NOT tend to turn a lightweight like me into a piece of bewildered jelly on the floor.
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  1216. My first dentist memories in 1968 Milwaukee are like your Cuban ones. Pretty sure our young Bernie Bros would fold up if faced with novocaine-free molar drilling. Effete pussies.
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  1217. Or using it forever, overwriting deleted stuff.
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  1218. Yeah, and "Let Nixon be Nixon." Heard it, before. Begging people to accept a crappy candidate is like begging for a mercy f*^k.
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  1219.  @woodymd1  Thanks. I forget how antique I'm getting.
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  1220. "So I slap them with an armchair diagnosis from behind my magical paper square."
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  1221. Lots of neurological problems present like Parkinson's, and none of them are good.
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  1222. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is my favorite MAGA guy.
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  1223. But what if the people who took it over were LARPers, tweeting for people to send them more soy products and Dunkaroos because the homeless shook them down?
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  1224. They say he was "afraid" to say anything, because the Orange Guy is a meanie.
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  1225. I believe it was the price of a gallon of milk.
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  1226. Trump owes me 3 years' worth of mango Juul pods, the creep. Otherwise, he's all right. 😀 😸 😁
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  1227. Well, it also didn't help that the dust-farting old Marxist started pandering to the woke crowd. At least there was something to like about Bernie when he believed in border control.
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  1228. Vile. That laughter was vile.
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  1229. You must be new.
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  1230.  @jonathanburton3866  Put down the bath salts and go to bed, broad-field social studies major.
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  1231.  @caliindoor  Trump is not my personal cup of tea. I had to hold my nose and vote for him . . . the first time. Since he was a pretty good president and I prospered during his term, I look forward to voting for him a third time. Bite the pillow.
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  1232. Amen! I think vocal atheism, like acne, peaks at age 14.
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  1233.  @gingerhansen1902  I have blood in my eye for the lockdowners on behalf of my mother, who died alone in a pool of her own bloody excrement in a facility that let my sister and me in for only 1/2 hour a week. My mother died without benefit of the hospice medications she had as uncaring teenaged workers played on their phones. Let's go, Brandon!
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  1234.  @kaiseriv8483  Holy shit! I live near a Somali community and I swear they drive blindfolded. Can't even park in a straight line, much less drive in one. I've heard that some of the Somali taxistas also will not transport people who have been drinking. Religious issue, I guess.
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  1235. @Mary Teresa That's awful, if true, but beside the point. The point is that this asshole should not have a safe job and generous pension after what he has done to try to overturn an election.
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  1236. I think they are two peas in the wrong pod. 🫛
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  1237. One of my best friends has BPD and has done a lot to beat it into submission with DBT. My impression is that she has endless, anxious emotional energy and is very verbal. She tells me, "I have an amygdala the size of a grapefruit, and I have had to work hard to realize that my negative emotions won't kill me."
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  1238. Take a listen to The Amazing Lucas, once, about what he sees as the oxymoron "gay Christian". Black people as a group tend to be more socially conservative than your average white Democrat. Might be why Buttigieg has poor support among black voters.
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  1239. I've seen what goes on in Twitter. It's like a gunnysack full of dicks, many with blue checks.
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  1240. I like that she's human, she's humble, and the King seems to love her. She brushes hair out of her eyes and sits up straighter for the crown and still has more poise than I ever would in such circumstances. Hail Queen Camilla!
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  1241. Was he making a pyramid out of energy drink cans? That was quite a clatter.
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  1242.  @mysticalsprings1998  Been seeing wind farms for decades in Minnesota and South Dakota. More of them now than ever . . . Yet most of them remain braked. And the power company they supply has used them for 17% of their power. That figure has not really increased in 15 years. ?? SD is incredibly windy!
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  1243.  @generalawareness101  Really sorry about your folks! As for feeding the cats, we were trying to figure out this morning which store has the least picked-over cat food aisle. This is redonkulous.
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  1244.  @generalawareness101  Memphis has had a bad feel to it for a while, now. We will be coming through next month on the way to NOLA, where my spouse is from. We don't actually plan on going into NOLA proper; husband says he would "rather take a beating". Edit: this just in! Not taking a trip south this year, after all. As with 2008, it's Staycation City.
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  1245.  @KaikanoSei  She's ineligible. Jamaican immigrant. But she did become a citizen.
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  1246. Yeah! Bernie doesn't merit the pity vote.
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  1247.  @no2party  Keep an eye out for voter fraud and rumors of voter fraud.
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  1248. Men tend to keep their accents more so than women. And people revert a little bit to childhood accents in their mid-sixties.
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  1249. ​ @Doc_Holiday It's okay. It's possible to question the quality of the work without disparaging the man.
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  1250. ​ @granitestateman942 Her first marriage was in 2014, the year she turned 50.
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  1251.  @illex759  I feel sorry for the non-cooks who rely on pizza, ice cream, and things you unwrap and nuke.
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  1252. Is it because of her beautiful set of . . . pipes?
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  1253. BlueSky is currently foundering under a tsunami of reports.
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  1254. It's just expensive skeet. POW!
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  1255. ​ @bernardbarry447 Minnesota used to be good on education metrics . . . until Walz locked it down for his pet teachers' unions. Minneapolis used to be low crime before 2020, as well.
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  1256.  @robinlillian9471  How can you call Trump a "dictator"? Name one thing-just one thing- that makes it so. But I'm betting you can't, because you can not or will not think for yourself.
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  1257. Matt Taibbi is a real superstar.
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  1258.  @SubjectiveObserver  Not everybody can wait for an election to throw out a bad governor or mayor before their business is ruined. Expect to see some recall efforts.
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  1259.  @elijahcummings4018  Minneapolis carjackings have risen by 537% since 2019.
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  1260.  tree man  Did somebody pay you 50 cents to write this lame post? You should work harder for your pennies.
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  1261. Who would play the Duke of Seattle?
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  1262. Almost dying from a gunshot wound did not stop Scalise; neither will myeloma.
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  1263.  @AnonymousAnonymous-ir4ko  I'm sure he had his reasons, even if they weren't concrete ones. Salvaging his own machista sense of honor was my first bet. Honor cultures look crazy from the outside.
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  1264. Those stupid sunglasses, though. They put me in mind of a geriatric Max Headroom.
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  1265. Yes, she really is the Former First Wookie.
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  1266. I Need a Singer Who Won't Drive Me Crazy! 🎶 🎵
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  1267. Hovering over NYC, breathing fire, flapping her leathery wings.
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  1268. Any nurse can see it, too. The only thing missing is a pill-rolling tremor.
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  1269. I was 15 during that election cycle, and remember the word "warmonger" dropping regularly in the commentary. Fears about Reagan escalated from there and took most of a term to subside.
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  1270. It's a requirement for the job, but the Dunning-Kruger factor is ridiculous with Joseph Robinette Biden.
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  1271. And then there is the Dark Triad---red pepper, garlic, and fish sauce.
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  1272. I grew up in an American city that is really, really German. You ain't kidding about the order thing.
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  1273. Plunk! He slid off the log.
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  1274.  @darkcoeficient  I was at a grocery store last week where they had a giant blue-eyed inventory robot going up and down the aisles, and those aisles were always empty of people. It must have been making regular drop-offs at the meat department. Hmmm.
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  1275. That seemed like a platitudinous letter rapping the hoi polloi on the nose with a rolled-up NYT. "We're too established to brook your criticism." If the insipid Yglesias is to be canceled by a trans-thing, at least let it be over a stronger statement covering everyone, not just the cliquish liberal gatekeepers. Sheesh.
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  1276. You mean wanna-be dictatorship. It's our right to ignore their little edicts.
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  1277. You sank my battleship!
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  1278.  @ojalajim  My impression was that he was focusing on the upcoming election, saying, "You may not be able to trust your governor if things go sideways, but you can trust this other guy." 2020 is still a problem, insofar as they can and probably will try the same crap again. Otherwise, I do agree with you.
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  1279. And F the DFL!
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  1280. What she really meant to say was that there were 4 or more of them in the marriage. Charles, Diana, Camilla, James, James, Oliver, Barry, and so forth.
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  1281. So the Biden maladministration scuttled a whole Trump bureau dedicated to emergency evacuation contingency plans in Afghanistan about 2 months ago. My God!
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  1282. A pangolin! Now that's the ticket!
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  1283. Praise be to Doug.
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  1284. More like a non-alcoholic martini.
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  1285. Max Boob.
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  1286. It's true--De Santis has no detectable personality, just sweaty, bellowing ambition.
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  1287. She is so UN self-aware. I wonder if she still terrorizes aides who accidentally look her in the eye.
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  1288. He had a pretty severe case of it, they say, with his SpO2 dipping quite low.
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  1289. Obama is stupid and grandiose as a rule--I guess his memoir is called The Promised Land
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  1290. I hope more based governors will step up, for sure. And the wild boars will certainly dry up before long. As will deer. People will be dusting off their tree rat recipes.
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  1291. Reading that Joe Lockhart piece was like opening a special needs time capsule from the 1990s.
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  1292.  @NathanJennings1222  I don't know how old you are, but 1) it wasn't nearly the problem it became until after the bank bailouts 10 years ago, when colleges REALLY turned into rackets, and 2) Have you ever looked into the John Birch Society? That was only the most visible face of the common man's suspicion of communists and "fellow travelers." Conservatives of Reagan's era were vocal about the Marxists in the professoriate. They got scorned as anti-intellectual because of critical theory's pervasiveness in America's intellectual cradles. Edit to add: I matriculated into a Midwestern land grant college during Reagan's first term (And was naïve enough to vote for Mondale), and while our professors could tend toward the Left, I was in the foreign language department, and most of my professors were very capitalist. One was from Bulgaria. Another was actually a revolutionary lawyer in Castro's inner circle who was jailed and tortured after Castro seized power. His wife's family were Havana merchants who fled to Miami. Both of these Cubans would go off on harangues in fiery Cuban Spanish about what little shitheads their more left-leaning students were. The husband was especially loud, since his torturers had punctured his eardrums. I'll never forget these old professors. Also, the rest of the campus dealing with business, nursing, science, pre-law and engineering were dominated by Reaganite voices in those days.
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  1293. Wal*Mart Wallis!
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  1294.  @do-uc6xj  Bi women are just Cluster B diagnosis types. They were a dime a dozen in the psychiatric unit where I worked, and their sexuality fluctuated all the time. They are generally just very unstable women with no well-defined sense of self or reliable ways of coping well. This is just my opinion as a former psych nurse, but I saw one heck of a lot of it.
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  1295. So sorry for you and your lost baby. I lost a boy at 19 weeks, myself. He died during labor, and over the years I have come to be grateful that he did not have to struggle for breath outside the womb. You must be incredibly strong to have borne such a sad thing.
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  1296. Marx n' Engalls.
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  1297. You make it sound like PTSD rooted in the cradle. Very tragic for the sufferers and even worse for the people whom they (wittingly or unwittingly) torment. I saw the damage in a loved one who escaped a relationship with a BPD sufferer. Also worked in acute care behavioral health. In my experience, a lot of BPD/Cluster B's were given a dx of bipolar II d/o or cyclothymia, in order to avoid stigma AND so their psychiatrists could be paid.
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  1298. This man, Dr. Murray, has been made a pariah by the armies of the politically correct. He was even threatened by outraged students at a private university a few years ago. I don't think he was injured, but a professor guiding him to safety sustained a neck injury. The man catches a lot of FLAK because he's cruising over the target; the United States is lousy with a money- and privilege-drunk, rent-seeking ruling class scarcely touched by the harm its policies cause. Charles Murray sees and explains this with deadly clarity.
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  1299. Joe has not earned any respect.
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  1300.  @walley7897  I voted Nixon in our 2nd grade mock election and got razzed for it. Almost everyone else voted McGovern.
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  1301. They are all part of a machine.
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  1302. ​ @dogzebra2708 You didn't give anybody rights.
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  1303. The ones who have been here 30 years still can't drive in a straight line. Jeez.
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  1304. Better to be called a mouse than a Rottweiler.
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  1305. ​ @rickm6076  Rick, nobody truly cares about hypocrisy or the appearance of hypocrisy. If anyone did, governments would tumble.
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  1306.  @suzyq8777  Look up your own goddamn proof; I am not your tutor. Biden's daughter published this in her diary roughly a decade ago.
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  1307. How is it underrated? It was obvious, old, and overused by 1995!
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  1308. A regular flu vaccine really lit up my existing autoimmune disease years ago, so I'm in no hurry to take this rush job for a disease that even my 87 y.o. mother with severe COPD/CHF survived.
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  1309. ​ @pamelapati1219 No, but it is unnatural and unnecessary. Also, it is cruel. Extremely cruel.
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  1310. FB gave me a 30-day jail term in 2022 for a meme I posted in early 2016 of a kid with a butter knife, staring at an electric outlet. The caption was "Trump, or Hillary?"
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  1311. My condolences to you. I lost my mother and a lot of work in my chosen profession.
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  1312.  @mikebott6940  "Funny Looking Kid" not in the sense of a chromosomal disorder, but in failing to fit in and striving to stand out.
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  1313. Breasts tend to feed babies perfectly well.
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  1314. Does he have his own constellation, yet?
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  1315. Kamala hasn't done an interview, yet, because they can't find a Queef-to-English interpreter.
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  1316. Glowie
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  1317. Thanks, mandates! You singlehandedly caused a manpower problem!
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  1318. Harris' speech clip here was 100% generalities. She made kind of a case in that she gestures about and alludes to linear processes and time-binding, but says absolutely nothing specific. She stubbornly refuses to offer concrete examples of whatever TF she's talking about.
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  1319. Of cour$e we do.
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  1320.  Matthew Hayslett  You don't have teachers' union bores, either, do you? I used to be chair of my local Dem Party. It was basically an appendage of the teachers' union! Wisconsin is controlled right now by its WEA union machine. Has been for years. 🤢 🤮
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  1321. BLARF!
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  1322. How could they bury a widely disseminated press conference?
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  1323.  @domcizek  Obamacare kind of worked for some people in the first 2 years. Not for me, but it saved my sister and brother from bankruptcy, too. Glad it helped you, and I hope we can find some other way to make things like having a c-section, a heart attack, or dying from cancer affordable again.
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  1324. This is also true in the workplace, especially with female coworkers.
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  1325. Ramaswampy is exactly as organic and authentic as Obama was. Obama did talk a good game during his first campaign, but you know that such nobodies are not on the level. They have had considerable help. And not from savory actors, either.
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  1326. This is true. Razorfist brings the yuks.
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  1327. Unions are great things, but they do not and should not be unopposed. Pushback is healthy. Also, the Teamsters have a lot of mismanagement to answer for. Employers also have a right to bargain and exercise power.
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  1328. Sadly, we just have a POTatUS.
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  1329. Sadly, she is fairly sane. Her problem is that her moral compass is busted; it only ever points to herself. She must bathe in attention and deference to her power, or else she is nothing. I'm glad that Americans had the good sense not to give her the ring.
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  1330. Kamala Harris flops on her side, onstage, and gives birth to an illegal alien/tractor hybrid.
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  1331. I have two fluffy, chunky sister patch tabbies who sometimes fight, and the darker one sometimes takes passive/aggressive leaks around the house. Seeing you whip pens at yours cheered me up considerable.
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  1332. The 8 years under Bush/Cheney still have me angry. They were pretty much just as bad as Obama's and Joe's—just with a different mask.
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  1333. I rather like the death-in-life she"s experiencing right now. As relevant and welcome as a skunk at a garden party. Given her whole life's focus, that has to hurt.
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  1334.  @Torgo1969  Been living in a small town for 40 years, now, and it's not hard to strike a balance. It's a LOT easier figuring out who the assholes are in a small town. Then avoid them.
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  1335.  @eatsh1t  We have stabilized our savings the metallic way: gold, silver, brass, and lead.
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  1336. I'm Scalise-adjacent, myself, being a relative of his through marriage. And I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express.
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  1337.  @happytrees6484  Spamming threads. This is the only time I ever report a comment. Say what you will, but shove CTRL + V up your ass and go to hell. That's my policy.
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  1338. When I was an active Democrat, Manchin came to speak to us at the 2007 Wisconsin state D convention. I think ge was WV governor at the time, and I forget what he said, but I've been expecting him to run for president, now, for 12 years.
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  1339. Lobbyists are sort of like lice--hard to totally get rid of.
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  1340. Robert Heinlein, a libertarian man who liked strong drink, visited Australia in the 1950s and was appalled at all the drunks spilling out of the bars and punching each other out in the streets.
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  1341.  @jermainamburayan580  He speaks like a string of bumper stickers--pure cliché. Empty suit. Sorry I ever voted for that drip.
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  1342. If you have neutropenia during chemo, you can't even be around cut flowers or have black pepper on your food.
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  1343. It will take industrial-grade gaslighting to cover up her recorded positions. Also to cover up the fact that she represents "more of the same."
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  1344. Okay, he's demonstrating himself to be absolutely bugshit irrational and you correct his word choice?
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  1345. He's not much of a Trump fan. But why are you looking at this in such stark "Trump vs. Them" terms? That's just silly.
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  1346.  @wesleywarsmith1113  That's what benzodiazepines are for.
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  1347. Every time I start feeling sorry for him, I remind myself of what a bullheaded, power-thirsty ass he was and still is. Fitting fate for a corrupt gladhander of many decades' standing.
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  1348. Pretty meaningful to me. As a former Democrat, I remember every terrible, bloodthirsty thing he did.
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  1349.  Computer User  The Clintons are going back on their cryptkeeper tour, accompanied by a few "friends." (Less friends and more like pork chops tied around their necks to get the dogs to play with them, but whatever) I'm curious to know if they are doing their lame tour again to pick up a little cash, or to give the appearance of being respectable elder statesmen. Hard to guess what people that corrupt and divorced from everyday life are thinking.
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  1350. "Because you'd be in jail." Lost my heart to Trump right there.
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  1351. By capitulating, every jab-for-job person made it harder for people who resist it to keep doing so. We could have locked arms and done a general strike.
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  1352. @Mark Johhson You do realize that you are implying that a certain class of sacred victim is too witless to figure out how to obtain an ID, right? You've just illustrated liberal bigotry better than I ever could. Thank you, Mark. Bless your bleeding heart. ❤
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  1353.  @LUCKYNY718  Beto isn't a trust fund baby! He married an heiress.
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  1354.  @MrCalboy1  Are you paid a penny per post, or something? You add nothing to the discussion with those lame facsimiles of arguments, you know. We've already heard them a million times from the media's marching morons. One more repetition from you still doesn't make it a decent argument. I'd counter it here if I thought you were reachable, but you're not. You're just one more TDS victim grooving on his own outrage.
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  1355. Marriage creates stable children and self-sufficient families. That would leave certain social service agencies much less to do and declining budgets. Said healthy families raising highly functional individuals are also far more difficult to herd around like complacent farm animals. I don't think this is intentional, but it is certainly profitable and prone to inertia.
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  1356. And a usurper. And a totally manufactured politician. She left the Senate having conducted herself like a brainless hall monitor, and, unlike Madeleine Albrecht or Henry Kissinger, she has made no mark on foreign policy either during or after her time in the State Department. She's just a warm body with no guiding principles.
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  1357.  @MrCalboy1  You must have slept through civics class. Either that, or you think you can just recommend throwing out a venerable constitutional check on mob rule just because you can't stomach losing. Thank goodness for the Electoral College--or else overgrown children like you in those coastal Never-Neverlands could shove more level headed Americans around too much.
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  1358. It's not bad. Just made me really tired for 2 weeks after that one day of mild fever. 🩸
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  1359. When USA Today first came out, it was derided as "McPaper". Hotels certainly distribute a lot of them.
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  1360. Maybe they launder money.
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  1361. Underrated comment.
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  1362. And ladybugs.
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  1363. Hell no! It's only been 51 years.
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  1364. @Raylan Givens That's for sure. I used to be a nurse on a psychiatric unit and dealt with a lot of people on court-ordered meds who had payees, as well. But these were mostly schizophrenics and bipolar people with elements of psychosis. I never heard of forced birth control. Or forced labor. Edit: Spears' father is trying to get this all sealed from public scrutiny, and his legal team claims that Britney is non compos mentis basically because her conservatorship proves it. Very insulting, tautological arguments from them. And the father is demanding $890,000 to pay these legal eagles. It's disturbing.
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  1365.  @sethschronce376  I don't know what happened. He seems to have been run off, according to his tweets.
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  1366.  @Rachel_M_  Kyle can just come back to Wisconsin--we serve everyone.
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  1367. She can't stop her tongue from poking the left corner of her mouth. Tardive dyskinesia is my guess. My only question is the indication for the drugs that did that to her: stomach motility drug? Anti-nausea or anti-vertigo drug? Or anti-psychotic drug?
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  1368. Cornpop liked his jazz cabbage.
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  1369.  @Unownshipper  Nah.
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  1370.  @monkeygraborange  And his wife is a doctor. Wait—wrong putz.
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  1371. Cows be like that.
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  1372.  @HotBoxnChevys  It's been a while, but both Kyiv and Kiev are transliterations of Cyrillic, so who cares? Ukrainian sounds quite different from Russian and I think their letter for 'I' is actually 'I' instead of a backwards 'N', but both spellings of the capital are still just transliterations.
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  1373. "Save me, Obi Wan Corn Pop. You're our only hope! [Static]"
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  1374. Dopy Desantis, yawnin' Ron
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  1375. And the krill are there. Krill are people, too!
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  1376. Don't count on its working, though. Right now, anything goes and nothing matters; pointing out hypocrisy does zilch.
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  1377. Same here, as a Johnson baby. After years of Vietnam and Watergate, they blared the Carter peace deal from the rooftops. Our teacher wheeled in a television so we could watch it.
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  1378. I disagree with your emotional kludge of a thesis, there. Ex-pats have valuable perspectives, and . . . Oh, what's the use? Somebody just tinkled in your Wheaties, again, I guess.
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  1379. Bingo.
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  1380.  @bradsteiner1322  I am all for taking her out with that Mace of the Republic that she's so proud of. The full-sized one.
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  1381.  @igorbeaufils1864  You helped 5 – 10? Wow. That should solve the problem. I used to tutor Haitians at my university. Have you also helped native Ohioans obtain jobs?
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  1382. Yes, I was one of the 6 trillion who died that day, and am writing to you from the afterlife. It is a lame afterlife, for sure. We all stand around, shoulder to shoulder, on a darkling plain, like so many turkeys on a farm. We live off pizza and Watergate salad, and there is nothing to do but make bets on how long it will take Joe Biden to try to order French toast during a press conference. :yaaaaaawn:
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  1383. A physician can administer a mini mental assessment in lieu of a debate. When Joe forgets "sock," "blue," and "bed," flubs drawing a clock face, and takes a metaphor literally, it'll be game over, and Dr. Jill can take his hand and lead him back to the home.
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  1384. We cast from wheel weights and reload thousands of brass rounds. Very cheap, for target practice. We save the commercial ammo for carry.
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  1385.  spooky katt  Interesting take on whiteness as it is currently defined by the left. It has become purely cultural--a mindset--divorced from actual skin color. As such, "whiteness" is the most lusted-after commodity in the world. Except they forget that whiteness is a mindset, and not just a commodity that can be looted and hoarded. FAIL!
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  1386. Well, at least MAGA represents something in Americans' interest, good or bad.
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  1387.  @timwhiting6721  Fresh Water Security: not letting Angeleños put a big drinking straw into Lake Superior! California wastes water like nobody else.
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  1388. It's time to resurrect naming terrible things for the presidents under which they occur. Bidenvilles should be the new Hoovervilles.
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  1389.  @atomicshadowman9143  They've been flipping out since Mrs. Styx started smelling pregnant to them.
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  1390. It's quite the same thing on a behavioral unit, thanks to the mutual population of Cluster Bs. My first year working with them was mostly hardening myself against being used as a doormat. My job entailed a lot of turning on my heel and walking away when a patient got manipulative. It's not easy.
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  1391. That's pretty damn funny! Does Vermin Supreme also do SusanTube?
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  1392. That would be Talcum X.
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  1393. My son was turned in by his teacher for describing himself in an art project as a "gun lover" and was threatened with expulsion if it ever happened again. His art teacher is such a Karen. I know, because she is also my niece. Still irritated at her.
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  1394. I love Ron Johnson's work, but he is a politician. Kyle saved his own life in the thick of the riots last year, not long after lots of Republicans, Johnson included, first reacted apologetically to the people who were ripping down historical statues. Everybody's initial instinct was to cringe before the woke iconoclasts. Even the best politicians sometimes stick a wet finger into the wind before deciding what to do. It is clearer now than it was before that apologizing to the mob gets you nowhere. Ron Johnson was better in remaining silent about Kyle than Wisconsin governor Tony Evers was. Evers basically tried and condemned Kyle publicly with his statements before the bodies even reached room temperature.
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  1395.  @Rivenburg-xd5yf  In point of fact, you have to dig to get at the POTatUS.
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  1396. I began using Open Office at a nursing job and only found slight discrepancies between it and Office. That only arose when loading xcel sheets sent to me by somebody else. Not a pain.
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  1397. Fine, but can we please create another Texas someplace with decent weather?
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  1398.  @adrianfytr35  I just can't live where there's seldom any snow. Otherwise, Texas seems like a great place. Been there, many times.
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  1399. It'll go well with the new concrete bollards.
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  1400. He's come a long way since the bow tie days.
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  1401. Are you threatening me?
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  1402. Hey, wait a minute! I'm Nic the Greek!
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  1403.  @BASEDinMaine  Anthony "Dream" Johnson just turns my stomach, for some reason. The thing about his bpd wife really had me scratching my head; he spoke about their relationship as if he had gone shopping for the best ribeye, then discarded it because it was rotten.
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  1404. Did he ruin his transplant with sheer evil? Is he back on the LVAD again?
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  1405.  @michellemcguire7032  If you are typical of Trump's opposition, you halfwit, I'm even less worried about a President Biden. Keep up the good work, O bilious deranged one.
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  1406. Good advice. While I breastfed my own son exclusively until he wanted food (15 months), I did well on my mother's Karo + water + evaporated milk + vitamin drops concoction.
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  1407. Without the funny, without the onion on his belt.
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  1408.  @potcrak1  Female genital mutilation. I'm a nurse in an area with Somali settlers, and those poor ladies have been altered down there.
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  1409.  @DavidJBorowiakAuthor  Yes. And Omar is for that. It gets done in the US.
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  1410. My parents used to breed Blue Point Siamese cats, and Mama Kitty started attacking me in my crib, and had to find a new home. My Boomer siblings took over where the cat left off.
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  1411. My dad was in a nuclear test and "part of the mushroom cloud", then went to within a few yards of the stump pf the vaporized detonation tower as part of a military exercise. He died of unrelated cases 65 years later.
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  1412.  @oldsaerotech1167  And Finnish for "horrible".
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  1413. Did they really say "cervixes"? Because the term is actually "cervices". The reason I know this is that I once had a large Yahoo group for women with uterine anomalies, and yeah, many of us had two cervices. Vaginas, too. My favorite story was of a college girl who finally noticed she had two. "Hello? It's Friday night and I just discovered a new orifice. Where's the gin?" There is an authentic but rare occurrence of the male uterus and cervix, though. Caused by lack of anti-Müllerian hormone in utero, so the guy has a skinny Ute and tubes parked behind his bladder. No communicating vagina, though. The testes are suspended at the end of the Fallopian tubes and often become cancerous, later on. Excellent reason to follow up on bilateral undescended testicles in childhood. Edit: frickin' autocorrect
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  1414. "I just had a great marguerita, everybody! Hey, look at that fly circling that lightbulb! I'm having a bad hair day! I think The Tiger King is gay! Did you know that water's wet? Hey aren't you listening, mrkillawitch88? . . ."
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  1415. Did you hear the one about an Australian guy who died of a factured skull? He wouldn't eat his mushrooms.
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  1416. It's to the point, though. No "like, share, and subscribe," et cetera. Be glad!
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  1417. ​ @Ixiah27  I like bacon and eggs, but I don't know, man--I could be wrong.
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  1418. Musk is D.D. Harriman.
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  1419.  @debchapman2344  Your mother must be so proud of your temperament and restraint.
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  1420. Open another box of wine, pet your cats, and leave voting to the sane.
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  1421.  @daviddesrosiers1946  Like watching giants wrestle.
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  1422.  @apophis8118  Who is the perfected non-roach candidate who will be festooned with your vote, then?
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  1423. Great move, and brilliant naming by Hawley.
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  1424.  @dadeleemurphy85  And we knew, days ahead, that these goblins were aboard Kenosha-bound buses.
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  1425. Obama bought a mansion in D.C., in the Kalorama 'hood. He even provided a suite in it for his brains, Valerie Jarret. Bet he's up to something., According to muckraker Ed Klein, however, Obama was said to have spent most of 2017 playing video games and smoking ganja. Michelle worries that the scent permeates the house and yard, scandalizing the neighbors. Maybe that's why his older daughter is such a junior burnout.
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  1426. ​ @seinfan9 President Roomba
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  1427. I'd be reborn as a poor black child.
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  1428.  @TheJwbooth  It is also how Wisconsin got its slimeball governor in 2018---delay the count in a few key precincts until you know the number of ballots it'll take to get your guy in. 👻
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  1429. You guys at Forbes have the crummiest sound.
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  1430. ​ @Konghammer1 Yes, he does—along with a big gold TRUMP sign.
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  1431. I can not begin to imagine the real motivations and machinations of the Uniparty nomenklatura, at this point, with Senator Graham being the biggest mystery of all.
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  1432. Well, it's at least as much Mexican as American, now. I lived in a Mexican metropolis 25 years ago that looked better run than L.A., though. Their homeless had their own colonias to build shelters in, pirate electricity from, and so forth. Rats weren't a problem all over, but cholera was. I think L.A. looks much the same, but perhaps more disorganized because the American part of it is still in denial.
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  1433. That's the thing about MREs---my husband picked up a few, and they basically all tasted like napalm to me. Heavily salted, perhaps? I felt sorry for our boys in uniform.
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  1434.  @Daniel-ye3tm My son might like that. At 17, his frontal lobes have not yet come in.
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  1435. I preferred her opponent's basket, myself. You know--Trump's "Basket of Deportables."
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  1436. How do people not boo Whitmer off the stage?
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  1437.  @mickeydrago9401  Great observations, Drago. Just saying. I'm an old Xer with three much older Boomer siblings who had a very different experience from mine, and it's all a microcosm of the larger cultural and economic experience of which you write. Still, while I may have been grumbling about my prospects in 1981, it has all worked out just great for me. I credit hard work and flexibility. I hope it works out similarly well for subsequent generations, most especially the one my son belongs to. He is a month or two older or younger than Kyle Rittenhouse.
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  1438. 1 can evaporated milk, 20 oz. Of water, 2 tbsp. light Karo syrup, vitamin drops. They won't tell you this, but it will sustain a child well, if you can't breastfeed.
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  1439.  Bitcoin Beast  Sounds like the male, 21st-century version of the "Boston marriage" as a refuge from sexism. I like it.
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  1440.  @bmardiney  Chin up. Not all of us white people cower in fear of being fired or doxed. My child is grown and my husband and I are semi-retired, working gigs as it suits us. We always speak up, we always vote, we always carry concealed weapons. Most of the people we know are also dox-proof.
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  1441. ​@deanfirnatine7814 Yeah, he had 2 cycles of pollster godhood. Such a number-crunching bore.
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  1442. I voted for Mondale*, but I was atypical for GenX. The economy was so awful that Reagan rightly captured the youth vote. * I have since screwed my head on straight.
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  1443. Yeah, this made me hope this would do away with FISA.
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  1444. That would be "lazy" . . .
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  1445. And some say she smells like one, too.
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  1446.  @philalexander7902  That's cute! I see what you did, there. 😆 🤣 😂 LGB
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  1447. Chuck you, Farley.
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  1448. Their solution was to hoard American dollars under the mattress. Hmmm.
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  1449. Biden's smile used to deploy like a switchblade without the click. Nowadays, it reminds me of that of a rabid possum, cornered in the chicken coop. Beady eyes and all.
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  1450. His actions show that he is a typical centrist Establishment puke. He's precisely the wrong kind of centrist.
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  1451.  TheBigBoot  Right, but the fact is, he was never impeached. He was just about to be impeached. Way too many people think he really was.
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  1452. Yeah--no kidding! Refreshing to have the president pause to insult him, don't you agree?
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  1453. Henyard is like some kind of super-materialistic reptile.
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  1454. Could we please also build a wall around the Twin Cities? --your Wisconsin neighbor
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  1455. She has always spoken to voters as if they were idiots. 🙄
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  1456. Pat Caddell--may he rest in peace.
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  1457. If I say that Pete's husband likes to scold and punch down any critics on Twitter, is that homophobic?
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  1458. ​ @jillosler9353 There are unconfirmed reports that the cancer is pancreatic. I sure hope that's not true!
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  1459. Congratulations. You've earned it.
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  1460. And help chase Foster Brooks out of the White House.
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  1461. Trump salvaged the dud jokes by going meta on them. "I thought that was pretty good until a moment ago." He was self deprecating, at least twice. His delivery was excellent, like a Borscht Belt comedian.
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  1462. Have you seen how physically tiny he is? Small Man Syndrome.
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  1463. Trump reamed de Blasio, not Bloomberg.
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  1464. It is as if they regard their constituents as collections of objects to be used. May they pass from this earth in obscurity and misery.
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  1465.  M. Jones  He has the gift of gab, but his continual moralizing and appeals to authority are a turn-off. He can't persuade very well.
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  1466. I thought of them as the Peter, Paul, and Mary fans.
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  1467. Dammit, Tulsi! Why aren't you following the narrative? Your turn will come after Chutney Clinton finishes her two terms, which, as you should know , comes after the Hillborg serves her two terms. Know your place, wog!
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  1468. His analysis is stale, too.
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  1469. Another bunny is going to scare the sh¡t out of him, again.
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  1470. @ulyssesgrant2782  There are a lot of you, but 81 million is risible. We all know what happened. Whatever his real tally was, his performance in office has lost him a chunk of that.
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  1471. I once had some middling fun popping bubble wrap.
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  1472.  @KingOhmni  The least hypothesis is that she has an advancing case of Parkinson's and was a bit overmedicated on carbidopa-levodopa that day. It helps you initiate motion, but then at times causes wormy-looking involuntary movements. And basically only two things will cause a middle-aged person to frequently fall and slam her head with any degree of regularity: chronic alcohol abuse and Parkinson's disease. PD patients are so movement-disordered that they can't reflexively reach out to check a fall. They just face plant like a statue of Robert E. Lee.
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  1473.  Overhype This  I think the woman is full up to her back teeth with bitter, green bile. She's basically just one big gall bladder with a pantsuit on, now.
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  1474. Pompeo??? I know Hillary asked about "droning that guy".
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  1475. That's terrible! They're mostly big, sour jerks, but certainly not terrorists.
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  1476.  @darunealbane  Then there's the Departure Blowout, which happens just as you get them into the carseat, just as you have to leave for someplace. Crap everywhere, from baby's socks to shoulder blades. Good times!
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  1477. The old bat who eats salad with a comb and wings office supplies at her staff. Nastiest senator on Capitol Hill.
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  1478. Sources close to the White House say that he was heard to exclaim, "Who sh¡t my pants?!"
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  1479. And your point is . . . ?
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  1480.  @InquisitorJack  The Secret Service wouldn't let me keep a vape pen or jack knife at last year's Trump rally. We left our carry weapons cased in the car, and my husband discovered a strip of .357 rounds in a pocket while we were waiting in line and hurled it into the weeds. POTUS security is far stricter than it was for anything else I've been to. Sharpshooters off in the distance and all. I didn't mind; I think I was only 20 or 30 feet away from Trump.
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  1481.  @VespasianJudea  Glad you prefer it. Most men don't know what they are missing or if they are missing anything much at all. My problem is with consent. A newborn can not consent. I was born in the 1960s, and remaining uncut is extremely uncommon among my cohort. When my son was born, I had ignorant nurse's aides scolding me for not wanting to circumcise. I also hate that kind of emotional stick groupthink.
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  1482. Hoping Trump appoints a constitutionalist, but lacking Scalia's religious fervor. No need to grind Dems' faces into the dirt. On the other hand, they hate the president so much that they might try to assassinate the character of a wise Latina red-diaper lesbian cripple, if Trump appointed her.
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  1483. I had a very histrionic-type friend, a mental health counselor, ditch me when I raised my voice to her in a Mexican restaurant. She kept nagging me to repeat her order to the waitress in Spanish to make sure that she got it right and I said, "No! Her English is great!" Kind of glad she did kick me to the curb 25 years ago--she was absolutely exhausting.
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  1484. The Dems are using their last petard with this lame-ass tax returns theater. What next? Eat a bucket of chicken on the White House lawn?
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  1485.  @michaelracicot233  Yes, it does go both ways. Trump brags way too much and has his flaws. I get bored with his laundry lists, too. I am biased in his favor, though, because he did manage to cut through red tape for the independent businessman as well as not start a new war.
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  1486. Just tell your like-minded friends to vote. This is no time for conservatives to relax. And Republicans need to reach out to that 36% of African Americans who like what this administration is doing for our economy. Martin Luther King, Jr., was a GOP man . . . and, contrary to today's Democrats' belief, the black vote is NOT their natural due. Mobilize! Reach out! We DO have a chance to crush this madness. I tell you this as a former Democratic chair for my county here in Wisconsin. The Democrats left me. They are leaving a lot of people in their quest to reach low earth orbit. Warren's nutty ideas are just the keening of a dying animal. Vote.
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  1487. Why are lyrics to "Carry on, my Wayward Spud" forming in my head, just now?
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  1488. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Christian_Heg
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  1489. Wisconsin has never had the death penalty, and it's been a state since 1848. I generally like that fact about my state, but I now see that there are some crimes so heinous that only Old Sparky will do.
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  1490. Bolton is a legend in his own mind--always an appointed bureaucrat.
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  1491. Thanks for doing the pro-social thing, helping yourself and others, thereby. Keep it up! I'm not a psychopath, myself, but I have a few traits, including an almost automatic doubt of authority. Anyhow, you're just 25, and I suspect that, as you age, your struggle to do the right thing will become easier and easier. Good luck, and never stop being upright and admirable.
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  1492. So, Crowder has prostate problems?
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  1493. Considering that Biden kicked off his campaign by bringing up the Charlottesville media garbage all over again, calling Trump the "first racist president" is just more of the same.
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  1494.  @mambi74  You're right. Also had 2 root canals on a live, broken tooth in 1975. Some dentists were just more "old school". Ask elderly Americans how sadistic their dentists were. It's kind of bizarre. I'd like to add that, here in the US, Veterans' Administration doctors are notorious for being less than cutting edge. Probably for reasons not unrelated to why Cuban dentists didn't exactly cater to customers.
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  1495. Kissinger was in with Nixon even before he got elected in 1968.
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  1496. ​ @monkeygraborange West's flowery speaking style is pure comedy.
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  1497. A relative just aborted her pregnancy because 1) the 6-month baby had an open spinal canal and iniencephaly and would likely survive birth for one week, and 2) because she was developing pre-eclampsia. She and her husband were heartsick and are still seeking counseling. No zealot could punish them harder than the hell they've just lived through.
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  1498. Probably a new total war. Heroes are going to be minted in the next ten years.
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  1499. It is vital to "them" that energy not be cheap. Each one of us needs to examine this, and examine why they think that the great masses should be cold, strapped for cash,, and immobile.
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  1500.  AndyWitmyer  Haven't we had enough of tokenism?
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  1501. She is a sanctimonious bumper sticker in human form.
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  1502.  @annarajala9358  You're also in Finland, dear, and don't have an American's perspective. We don't want help--we want to be able to work. We detest little Napoleons like Whitmer who do not even give us the chance to use our best judgment. Furthermore, the people who planned Operation Gridlock gave everyone ample warning. That meant every hospital worker was able to plan ahead to be able to get to work. I've been a medic and a nurse for 35 years, and I know what is and is not unreasonable in the matter of contagion, unlike so many of these panicked insta-epidemiologists.
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  1503.  @Chris-dg6km  Sent him flying.
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  1504. Or the "waitress sandwich," or his irremediable alcoholism.
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  1505. Curling tournaments.
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  1506. @melindajavier2661  I suspect he will continue to impede and undermine, if Trump takes the oath again. Arrogance.
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  1507.  @Betta66  Triggered! Hahaha. You shouldn't have majored in broad field social studies in college, or you'd be employed right now, as I am, with my STEM field degree. Loser.
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  1508. What a nightmare. I'm so sorry. I hope things are looking up for you two.
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  1509. My son is the same age as he is, a preternaturally good shot, public-spirited, a fellow Wisconsinite, and currently studying criminal justice. There but for the grace of God go he. Sure hope our courts do justice by Kyle!
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  1510. You forgot "orange". You know how fixated on skin color they are.
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  1511. He has a heart of glass. Just to be clear. He gets his chakras adjusted. Just to be clear. He takes laxatives. Just to be clear. He steps back during defibrillations. Just to be clear.
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  1512. Oddly enough, as a college sophomore, I voted for them by default.
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  1513.  @Good100  I used to be a Democratic county chair in Wisconsin's 7th, and it really did not shift red until 2016. It was a swing district that kept a powerful Democratic congressman in office from the late 1960s until just a few years ago. We are in the middle of a huge political realignment, or "paradigm shift", as Styx wants to call it, and you're going to see a lot more red shift in the coming election. Minnesota's Iron Range, for example. The wind is at Trump's back. This part of Wisconsin is almost all tourism--a very beautiful place--and our stupid teacher-toady governor just murdered one whole tourism season for us. We have blood in our eyes for him.
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  1514.  @aceboog4546  What's wrong with shifting one's tone? I had the same revelation as Styx, after being an active Democrat officeholders, no less. There really is something sick and dysfunctional among today's Democrats and their allies that some of us have woken up to.
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  1515. I wish Chomsky would go on vacation and just enjoy the day, for once. Just once!
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  1516. That's none of our business.
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  1517. Kamala: "Knock knock!" America: "Who's there?" Kamala: "My people will get back to you about that. Ha ha ha ha ha ha!"
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  1518.  @Betta66  As much as I hate to agree with you, Trump's Tulsa speech was shit. Rambling, petty, repetitive, plus that stupid demagoguery about jail sentences for flag burners. Trump sorely needs to up his game, keep reminding people why they voted for him, minimize poking the press, and give a blueprint of the next four years. The Mt. Rushmore address was a good set-piece, and a fine start. I will be expecting more than just media bashing out of him, even though the media do deserve every lick he deals.
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  1519.  @Betta66  Sure, but pointing out hypocrisy isn't really a worthwhile thing to do. Everybody knows Trump is a bullshitter, but we expect better from the press. Maybe we shouldn't. Maybe the stretch of relative objectivity we got during the late 20th century was just an aberration.
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  1520. I can't. I've been alive and aware since well before Watergate.
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  1521. Or picking rock, up north, here, where the glaciers left a lot of them behind. More grueling than any suburbanite task.
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  1522. He doesn't need to perform well in South Carolina--he has bought and paid for it.
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  1523. Styx' interviews are usually low-key and good. More relatable than his monologues. So I hope that, when he goes on Pool, that he uses his monologue voice and shuts that little sk8r boi up. The only thing I don't like about the Tim Pool IRL show is Tim Pool.
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  1524. ​@goodintentions8106 Minnesotans still have and take pride in their DFL, or "Democratic Farm Labor" party. Except now it's the "Democratic Teacher Somali" party.
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  1525. Try listening to a bishop while hair is scratching your eyes.
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  1526. My elder brother was a total scamp until he was about 25, and then settled down into a decent citizen. I have a sister who doesn't remember his teasing fondly; I wish she would understand this a little better, because he's been dead 6 years and she still badmouths him.
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  1527. Jabbar had donated x2 to ActBlue.
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  1528. While I think breast is best, realisticly, we need to spread word about the old formula recipes. My siblings and I thrived on evaporated milk and light Karo syrup.
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  1529. And he married a Russian woman who he claimed was a prostitute out for a green card. Very acrimonious about that ex-wife of his.
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  1530.  @Betta66  That TDS you've got is showing. Drink 2 Diet Cokes and see me in the morning.
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  1531. ​ @uss-dh7909 Glad for you that your folks chose life. I'm not anti-abortion, but I believe it should be a last resort.
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  1532.  @roaddog7370  Everybody loves "YMCA". Even when disco was king and I was sick of hearing it, I still loved to hear "YMCA". It's so energetic and cheerful.
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  1533. No more dynasties. The heirs always disappoint.
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  1534.  @sjetong  When it is just churned out, poorly edited, has a robo-voice, and so on. Of course, I feel the same way about talent-free offerings such as unboxing and reaction videos.
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  1535. It seems like a childish sentiment, and at best a sophomoric argument.
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  1536. Don't fall for it, mates!
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  1537. Napoleon and the guy with the gas mask moustache both were felled by war-making hubris. Pretty antithetical to Trump's "peace through strength" style.
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  1538. When my dad died, I found a lighter in the shape of a top less woman whose nipples would light up and blink when you struck the flint.
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  1539. Nor should he have been cast as Rabbit Angstrom, a Swedish Lutheran.
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  1540. Join the club.
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  1541. The response she got (vernacular screeching) was just as unacceptable. I thought we were going to see a fight, and weaves strewn all over the floor.
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  1542. Seriously??? Get out the tumbrils.
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  1543. It's not called Pride anymore. They've moved on to Arrogance.
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  1544. Why does camera quality matter, here?
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  1545. Because that apparently wouldn't help Fetterman, whose aphasia is mostly a glitch in auditory reception.
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  1546. Indeed! While Biden has made me feel 42 years younger, he has not brought back good music, dammit.
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  1547. Genuine belly laugh. "Down, and to the left. Down, and to the left."
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  1548.  Mike Wilhelmson  I know! I've always loved Minneapolis. It only recently went down the tubes.
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  1549. ​ @komisossoutsidi5801 I saw footage of Blair, marching with the Knights of the Garter the other day. He now looks like his own Spitting Image puppet.
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  1550.  @missdemeanor3524  Things have changed since I was young, though, because Indians were always placed in the Caucasian group (Aryans came from India). But because their skin tends to be darker, they've joined the new "Brown" protected class.
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  1551. Last time I was in the South, I stepped on a fire ant nest, and I still have the scars where they stung, 21 months later.
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  1552. With a toenail clipping in it.
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  1553.  @ZanePrice-hd5gj  much better, thanks! After some months, the eyes can sometimes revert to normal. I don't have to tape my eyes shut at night anymore, and they no longer hurt. But they'll always look large and somewhat strange. My avatar is in fact a picture of me about six years after my eyes "calmed down" a bit.
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  1554. He was never able to refrain from tongue-lashing ppl when he was compos mentis. Very prideful and spiteful.
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  1555. Weed robs ppl of ambition. Weed is a cop-out.
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  1556. @wallacewilliams535 I use these things all the time in Asian and creole dishes. Fish sauce is underrated.
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  1557. Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
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  1558. A good mother would not leave her baby if she didn't have to. Having other people raise your infant is all kinds of fucked up.
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  1559. Cuomo has gone, all right--he's gone scot-free after the deaths of thousands.
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  1560. Se voce votou por Bolsonaro, ja tem sua propria forma de MAGA.
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  1561. Bill and Hill, by her admission, really haven't screwed in about 25 years. Thought you'd like that confirmed for you. Thanks, Ed. Klein! Apparently, their marriage is just a power union tinged with some admixture of love and mutual admiration. It is conducted mostly by phone. Bill spends most of his time in the penthouse of his trailer house-looking library on the Arkansas River, chipping golf balls and the occasional cell phone with Hillary on the line into the river. He also loves to give JFK-style pool parties with girls. He has been known to spray the interns down with a (water) hose, and accepts the occasional foot rub from some of them.
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  1562. OMG . . . 😆
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  1563.  @Halesburg  I remember California as being rock-ribbed Republican. And just like that, it wasn't anymore. Weird.
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  1564. Good job--and good luck! 7 years of vaping for me. I'd quit that, but I like nicotinr, and vaping's so much cheaper.
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  1565. Castro wants to take care of sick birds. I know, because he keeps talking about ill eagles.
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  1566. @Log Splitta Dad loved a good joke and a good explosion. He also told people that my big brother had been shot out of a cannon. And he had a couple of cannons that he'd load with blanks and fire on Independence Day, so it seemed appropriate that my sister seemed to have received his "parting shot".
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  1567. OMNI was a great rag. I subscribed to it throughout high school.
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  1568. ​@steiny3353 The one-step jog.
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  1569. Canned peas are heinous. Reminiscent of used gym socks.
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  1570. Oh get stuffed.
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  1571. ​@LDF1218 There is so much proof! Start with her most famous fling, who himself wrote that she was not a good VP pick.
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  1572. His name comes from his father's alias, John Barron. He'd call reporters as John Barron or John Miller.
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  1573. I rarely hold grudges, but my 3 months of work experience with a probable OCPD sufferer still angers me 6 years later. What an insufferable micromanager! I was supposed to take over her job, in which I had more experience than she, but she would not let me deviate in the least from her hidebound rules. It was the only time I quit with no notice. She made me that mad.
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  1574. Cage match!
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  1575.  @redbeard1891  Is that a promise?
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  1576. That laughter . . . My first impression was that she used it to stall, so she could think. Or perhaps it was nervous laughter. But watching it tonight I was wondering if it was an organic brain problem. There is a form of inappropriate laughter that people with advancing MS can show, called "pseudobulbar affect ". Just a thought. Whatever the cause, it is repulsive. She is so odd!
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  1577. ​@user-ve1zl6ij9m I speak Minnesotan, and in Minnesotan there is no worse condemnation than saying someone is "different." That's a slam!
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  1578. That's because "slurry" also works. Are you the local cliché enforcer?
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  1579. I thought Hillary would win although I had voted Trump with a flourish. If this is black pulled, then it made for a wonderful election night surprise, anyhow.
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  1580. Unrealized capital gains tax sounds like something out of The Minority Report .
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  1581. Trump's father started `bidening' in his late 80s, but his mother stayed sharp until the end.
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  1582. To the garbanzo beans--for all you do, this Bud's for YOU!
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  1583. I know she asked this, but doubt that it was on a broadcast. I'm sure she's just one of thousands of payasos who want him dead, but a really, really visible one. Why should they fear him so much when they have the ability to gaslight the masses whenever a trove is dumped? Lazy minds either don't care or willfully remain in denial.
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  1584. Who cares what your taste in women is? Or was that supposed to be political commentary?
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  1585. FOAD. If he didn't talk about it, you would claim it never happened.
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  1586. Of course, when I returned to that campus to attend a Trump rally a week before he kicked HRC's ass, the university's chancellor issued a groveling written apology for having made any non-rallygoing students or staff "feel unsafe." Arrrrgh! It was an orderly, joyous rally with an overflow crowd and a small knot of Trump protesters holding signs saying "KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY PUSSY," and dumb things like that. Trump's rhetoric was classy and inspiring, with just a hint about Clinton Foundation corruption, so everyone in the media was lying their heads off about his troglodyte rallies, too.
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  1587. @Meowy :3 Great points, but how can you take issue with somebody's expressed disgust over the hype factor? There is the constant, historic prevalence of real homosexuality, yes. But there is also clearly a lot of activism over . . . nothing. "Misgendering"? "Dead naming"? Bathrooms? It's just attention-seeking. And the gender-bending fads and the contorted "science" surrounding it is really doing a disservice to young adults going through typical developmental crises. There's a whole bogus industry that even encourages people to permanently alter themselves, and which insists that being an effigy of the opposite sex is exactly the same as being the opposite sex. Absurd! To be specific, I was a teenager in the 70s and 80s, and a tomboy. It passed, eventually. Seems to me that today, tomboy like me are being fed a line of bullshit that they have dysphoria about their gender and must seek a cure. It's silly, and occasionally tragic. It requires criticism and countering.
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  1588. If socialism is Marxism put into practice, then Marxism is the wish of a grown-ass man to remain with Mommy and Daddy forever, and never to have to mow the lawn or get a paper route.
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  1589. And he has a vagina, too.
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  1590. "TDR" mode? Theodore Roosevelt had no middle name.
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  1591. Being a conduit has never seemed to bother Joe in the past, though.
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  1592. I have a sister-in-law living in Portland. She's so dumb--her city is regularly taken over by mutant ninja turtles wielding bats and milkshakes, and she thinks my support of President Trump is atrocious.
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  1593.  Nat  Did the SPLC supply them? That would be about their speed.
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  1594. I once ate a pack of Vivarin on a cross-country drive back in 1988. After three days, I was paranoid, hallucinating, and suffering from angina. I was only 22 or so. Caffeine isn't exactly harmless.
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  1595. Remember last time, when he said he was constantly taking cognitive tests? I think he was mixing the word up with COVID.
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  1596. Hopefully, our days of making rubber dogshit will be over before too-too long. I predict a sudden upturn within 10 years, after the worst is over. The Trump administration managed to give us a foretaste of what we really wish to do.
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  1597. I maintain mine to keep in touch with relatives, but then they turned out to be fools and asshole, for the most part. Haven't loaded FB in almost 2 weeks and can't say I miss it. Poseurs.
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  1598. ​ @ShadowKatt What's the third one? Harrisburg? Reading?
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  1599. About "young for politics." This is very true. Most presidents have been well into middle age, which is good because of experience and wisdom accrued over time. But this freaks me out personally because KH and I are the same age, and AFAIK, she does not know very much at all, except how to climb.
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  1600. Poor George.
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  1601.  @BobSmith-oo7ei  My mother worked like a dog as a waitress for several decades, and because her base was was two bucks an hour, she barely gets anything.
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  1602. Not an argument. Just your smelly opinion, unsupported.
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  1603. You mist be talking about the SLUMS test. Yesterday, I bet that Biden's score would be < 15.
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  1604.  Keith Godown  a body can prefer Trump without idolizing him. Quit accusing ppl of black & white thinking when in fact they have more nuance than you in their responses.
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  1605.  @JustinL614  Trump swung and missed a lot, but he was still a terrific president. I appreciate what he managed to get done . . . Except for the ban on mango Juul pods. 😉 😜
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  1606.  @suzyq8777  The daughter herself alleged it. And she's another coked-up prize, like her surviving brother.
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  1607.  @gulfrelay2249  I can't see money flowing to that pompous haircut in search of a brain. He was such a stiff, lackluster candidate in 2004. Brown is another story, since he is pugnacious much as Joe Biden is. But both of them, in political terms, are old, like dirt, and far less successful as presidential campaigners, next to Trump. Barring a catasrophe, I don't see how anyone can beat Trump in 2020.
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  1608.  @SlothofBangkok  You can stock up, but then it eventually expires and it must be discarded and replaced. Medical racket is regulated up the yingyang by the FDA, CMS, and a million other government rent seekers -- I mean robbers -- I mean agencies!
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  1609.  @travv88  That was Custer High in Milwaukee. You know, I've never thought of myself as racist, but I've always been glad that my family moved to a small town and I didn't have to attend Custer, which had become a Milwaukee legend for all the wrong reasons.
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  1610. They'll cancel themselves and pull the fabric of space/time in after themselves.
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  1611. ​ @angrytheclown801 Yes. We took all the gnarly, tubular slang.
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  1612. Same here. Ukraine has always been Ukraine, whether independent or as a Soviet Union state. It always will be, unless it gets flooded with refugees from another continent.
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  1613. And then I said, `Cornpop, man, I'm sorry I called you Esther. Hurney-burney, bort, bort, bort!'"
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  1614. Should I buy stock in Handmaid's Tale costumes and coat hangers, then? I predict a seismic "Reeeeee!" throughout the land! The SCOTUS doors will be taking another beating as women nobody really wants to sleep with claw at them.
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  1615. ​ @ElleArthur  She's just unbourboned.
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  1616. All hail Snowgadishu!
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  1617. Joe Biden hollers, "Who s":t my pants?!?"
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  1618. Acosta is such a sperged-out tool. Long may he turn off viewers!
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  1619. Well, he was skeletal for a while, in end-stage CHF, walking around literally without a heartbeat, and LVAD cables and powerpack attached to his chest. He was almost dead 12 years ago.
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  1620. Well, she's very lovely. I like that she speaks with my own accent. But, beauty aside, what do you think of her policies?
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  1621.  @GoSlash27  I agree, except when it comes to `vaccine'. All you need to know is that this word was refined by the very people who stand to profit off its sale.
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  1622. ​@smelltheglove2038 VDH is so wise in so many ways, but has fallen for the vax thing hook, line, and bowling ball.
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  1623. Ayatollah Joemeini
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  1624. You haven't been through battle until a 105 y.o. who can't remember what she had for breakfast makes you see stars. Some of those befuddled old farts are really strong!
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  1625.  @phredphlintstone6455  You clearly haven't had a confused old person try to shove your nose into your hair, Phred.
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  1626. Booger sugar. "The significance of the passage of time" [urinate a little] [repeat]
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  1627. Who says he hasn't, already?
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  1628.  @XHuntinatorX  Queef also has a dialect called Vart.
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  1629.  @stellarjayatkins4749  Some vote dumps after 1 a.m. in Madison and La Cross.
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  1630.  @stellarjayatkins4749  I've been watching local election returns for decades, and the late-night delays in counting never used to happen. Ever. Not even in the all-paper days.
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  1631. Used to be a Democrat, active in Wisconsin state- and county-level politics. Their platform per se is a fucking joke. They form a committee every year to vote on grassroots platform suggestions, but that all gets boiled down to the same prefab bullshit written by consultants and "branding experts." The idea of doing what Democrat rank & file members actually want is long dead.
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  1632. Hail to the Queef! There is no one around Hillary with enough nerve to give her a reality check. It's been that way with her for decades.
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  1633. Even my elderly patients say that this constant virus drumbeat is "sickening".
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  1634. So glad that Sen. Ron Johnson i not among them. One less thing to worry about.
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  1635. He has the biggest drawers ever?
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  1636. Way to hijack a topic. American women have all kinds of options, including access to abortion. This girl's ignorance and self-centeredness is the real topic.
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  1637. Why turn it off when they could just load up the seat with timed syringes of whatever they want? Gives new meaning to the term "booster seat."
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  1638. --And also using toilet paper as currency. Lols!
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  1639. "We are inclined to think that she is a Pump and Dump, and we are not amused."
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  1640. I have a new pail full of Pb tire weights for my husband to smelt, but primers are in short supply, as ever.
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  1641. I remember getting one as a nurse. An effeminate coworker put on a woman's voice, claiming he was about to be admitted to my unit with HIV, plague, an amputation, bad hemorrhoids,, etc. It would have been funny if I hadn't been so slammed with work. I let him have it.
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  1642. Are those truck nuts after your statement?
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  1643. Slate was the first electronic-only newsmagazine. Used to be slightly left-of-center back when Democrats were relatively sane, yet.
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  1644.  @barklordofthesith2997  Why could they win with Oprah? (Other than, "People are just that dumb.")
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  1645. It never was an argument.
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  1646. "Like a racist Sleestak" Found the one who is old as dirt--like me!
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  1647. Gravy fries would be boss! Malt vinegar on fries is good, too.
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  1648. ​ @turnerfamilyinozi Because she huffs burning tire smoke.
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  1649. Do not forget that Kamala Harris sometimes acquits herself well, as when she debated Pence.
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  1650. I've done a 180 on John Bolton's old UN quip. Love it, now.
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  1651. I think Betty just got fed up with Randy Andy. It's just a `mom' thing.
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  1652.  @SneakyLittleHobbit  Good on you. I'm married to an electrical engineer from NOLA. He spent decades testing engines at NASA. Most of our big-brained friends tend to have southern accents for that reason. There are no real aerospace jobs up here in the great white north, sadly. (Maybe our legislators should have worked harder to lure it up north, too)
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  1653. HRC will be hotter, once she becomes disalive.
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  1654. Well, I'm close to 60, and I was making my own money back then. Inflated or not, a Carter-era dollar bought half as much as a Nixon-era dollar, but one hell of a lot more than a Biden-era dollar buys.
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  1655. She looks happy to me.
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  1656.  @Raskolnikov70  20 years ago, it was the only place I knew where I could get groceries and other merchandise without flitting from store to store, which was nice when out with the baby. Even Wal*Marts did not carry groceries, then. Then again, I live close to Target HQ.
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  1657. You can not gaslight sane people. Democrats are just plain lying.
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  1658. A turn as a cubicle rat is great for perspective, though. Gives you a crash course in relational aggression, especially if you're a guy or never were one of the queen bees in junior high.
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  1659.  @betsybarnicle8016  Wish I'd thought of that. My specialty was passive aggression.
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  1660. Yes, we are all a bit inbred. Look up "pedigree collapse" for further enlightenment.
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  1661. Or a Canadian, since she grew up there. Our first Canadian president! 🇨🇦
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  1662. We know that she has at least one skill set . . .
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  1663. Graham needs to get out of the schnapps.
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  1664. ​ @Darek_B52 I was permanently banned post-Elon for referring to the VP as a "skank."
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  1665. During their periods of hyperinflation, Brazilians and Argentinian kept stacks of USD in their closets to use as currency. Thanks again for the vote of confidence, Argentina!
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  1666. On some days, it sounds like batting practice in a China shop.
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  1667. The cat put a nice button on the whole topic.
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  1668. I have a lot of family members down there who customarily attended that parade. I hope DB rots in jail for the next 60 years.
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  1669. No, having a period is no excuse. That is just a vain, immature woman. Period.
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  1670. I was at a hangar rally in 2018, and Air Force 1 landing and taxi-ing in during the golden hour at sunset was an awesome sight.
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  1671. Well, there is decorum, which is a sign of respect, and given naturally, and then there is "political correctness," which is coerced by loud crybullies. Huge difference, and it did not become a real problem for the public until the 1990s or possibly the late 1980s.
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  1672. Is everyone here making a proper distinction between plurality and plural and does someone need to look up what "plurality" means within the context of vote count?
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  1673.  @madmojo-ou2pz  Pretty rare 40 years ago. Much more popular in the 30s, 40s, and 50s.
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  1674. Sure, but we can't make out his slurring and mumbling.
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  1675. Brainworm . . . hugging trees on skis . . . glioblastoma multiforme . . . bullets . . . strokes . . . lobotomies . . . Those Kennedys and their brain troubles!
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  1676. They all love Grimace and the Hamburglar.
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  1677.  @lancer737  Okay, so our so-called elites are bedwetting dweebs? I'm pretty sure that, unless they become heads in bottles, like Futurama Nixon, they will be wasting resources on their own self-endings, if what you say is true. How are they so sure that their self-awareness and "spirit" would survive such a transfer? If they are that terrified of personal death, then I say that swinging them from lamp posts will pack extra entertainment value. Invest in hemp!
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  1678. I have realized, the older I get, that it is freeing and wonderful to admit error and even apologize. But now I'm wondering what the hell is wrong with my two sisters, almost a decade older than I.
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  1679. The advice they offered wasn't all that hot.
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  1680. ​@@aarqaBigoted is fine. Nothing wrong with being a bigot. Better than being a fool.
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  1681.  @nunereclipsereborn  George W. Bush. He gave everybody nicknames, too.
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  1682. With one emergency lick, Keyboard Kat stole my heart.
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  1683. She was famed for her love of coke back in Arkansas. That alone could account for her parkinsonism.
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  1684. Thanks. I appreciate it when someone with a good memory weighs in, because Styx is perceptive, but he's awfully young.
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  1685.  @eleanorhartshorn8816  And I can attest to that with a good friend of 11 years. DBT brought out a butterfly.
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  1686. Biden flamed out the first time in 1988.
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  1687.  @ts757arse  Haha . . . That's what I'd like to know!
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  1688. Then there is the altered meaning of "well". In the 17th and 18th centuries, a "well tempered" clavier was not tuned exceptionally precisely, but in a "good enough" fashion. Maybe the Founders meant the "well" part of well regulated meant it to mean good enough to work together as a rough militia rather than as a super-regulated organization such as a standing army.
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  1689. Thank you. The comments here that dehumanize Trump and his supporters are nauseating.
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  1690. "Hillary in 2052: I may be 106, but I've still got it!"
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  1691. Yeah, I've been to 2 of his rallies, and there were just a small gaggle of college kids at one and a pair of ancient hippies at the other. Peaceful rallygoers, on the other hand, numbered in the thousands. People on the whole seem to respect and approve of Mr. Trump.
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  1692.  @jules1896  What you said! They don't make doctors like they used to. Doctors lost their professional autonomy when they plumped for the banker's hours that big clinics offer.
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  1693. I took my kid to Bourbon Street during the daytime. He said it smelled like pee and puke. We went to an oyster house and took a cemetery tour.
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  1694. Canada, as far as I can tell, lives and dies by "consensus" and there's considerable tacit pressure to join it. As opposed to down here in the United States, where dissenters get openly mocked and called stupid . . . and now seditious and criminal, too.
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  1695. He dug a hole in her, first . . .
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  1696. Joe's really lost it! For as long as I can remember, he's been sporting hockey hair—probably to hide the donor area where they took the plugs from.
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  1697. He is supposed to be in critical condition.
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  1698.  @invisibletosociety8338  Yeah, cardiopulmonary arrest. When that happens in the field from trauma, it's almost never a save. I'm so sorry to hear that.
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  1699. Go play in traffic.
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  1700. ​ @cindyhargett510 Average age of menopause is 52. At 59, I still get them, and they make me pissy for a few minutes. K.H., however, is so drunk with ambition (and probably just plain drunk) that hot flashes would never faze her.
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  1701. What languages are your novels translated into? Could handle Spanish or Portuguese, but my Norwegian is not all that good.
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  1702. Americans should be offended by another attempt to install a president.
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  1703. And why can't they afford a whole FBI agent?
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  1704. Some people just can't take a hint, can they?
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  1705. I'm surprised that seemingly normal people are so enthusiastic about pornography. I'm not religious, and I do remember a time when porn occupied a more marginal spot in society. And the margins is exactly where it belongs.
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  1706. Just call it a white victory.
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  1707. It's aging like whole milk, too.
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  1708.  @Abeisgreat1  Thanks! Good! Next, we need to yeet the Wisconsin Elections Commission and go back to using the G.A.B.
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  1709.  @bighominid  54, here, and, although I'm willing to let "The gig is up" and other things slide, it starts to pain me when he brags that he's studied "linguistics".
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  1710. Carlin himself lost the funny and just got pissy toward the end.
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  1711.  @jeffrandolf5673  Super glue. Pine pitch . . . Those would make scraping harder.
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  1712. During her husband's first campaign, they really had to rein her in, write her speeches, change her clothes, and otherwise make her stop being a vote stripping machine; she was unpopular.
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  1713.  @ninae1853  You hit on exactly why Biden was successful as a legislator despite his propensity for lying, plagiarism, and for stepping on his own crank. Joe Biden's main virtue was that his vote was always for sale.
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  1714. Another member of the "Are you kidding me?!" brigade.
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  1715. I have heard that, here and there, over the years. What is your source? Her staff?
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  1716.  @markmurex6559  Her favorite is Screaming Eagle Something Something, which goes for $3,000 a bottle. Yet she seems like a Thunderbird kind of girl.
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  1717. She always did seem to talk about Trump while holding her nose. Not the greatest company man I've seen . . .
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  1718. ​@DonnellOkafor-r2d I married my HS teacher, although we did not get together until I was graduated. It did not hurt me— BUT —I have a real problem with any teacher, male or female, hot or not, who abuses a position of trust. Your "hot teacher" does not deserve her job and probably deserves jail time. A 16 y.o. boy is never "the full ticket" and deserves protection, too.
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  1719. Someday it won't be "Pride" they're celebrating--it'll be "Arrogance".
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  1720.  @jgd5535  whoever told you that calling people idiots ever changed their minds? Thanks for the the help you're giving President Trump by turning everyone off and hardening their resolve to vote Trump 2020.
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  1721.  @nunereclipsereborn  Well, apparently, you can't write it, either. If that's a reference to Ms. Spears' oeuvre, sorry, I'm not her fan. Too darn old.
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  1722.  Aloaf Ov'Bread  I used to work in a unit where depressed patients had ECT. HRC should consider trying it---instead of using the entire United States as her crying towel. I'd help her myself, but I might be tempted to crank up the gain.
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  1723. Good luck! I hope your dream comes true. I had a similar struggle and now have a child. I remember the fear and anxiety. Not everyone succeeds, of course, but it is wonderful to finally welcome a little one to love. Best of luck to you.
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  1724. Oh, wait . . . they are rather exploitative of their son. Still, no reason to condemn them for choosing to have him rather than euthanize him in utero. This happened to a cousin of mine, and she never had to decide whether to terminate or not, because the baby died in the sixth month of pregnancy. Be nice.
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  1725. I miss the wild west internet of the 1990s.
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  1726. 10 days later
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  1727. If I had been handed the keys to the kingdom twice, then had pissed away the entire 8 years, I'd be scrambling for ways to "shape the narrative," too!
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  1728. I look forward to seeing this fine young man proceed to win some defamation suits.
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  1729. It seems to be common. Bearing in mind that many BPDs were made by being abused or neglected by bad parents, you can see how continually scaring, disappointing and ignoring a tiny kid would make them grow up feeling as though they have ZERO control. Their sense of self-efficacy never developed well in a world where they could not count on their parents. What does a child need to do in order to get out of such a horrible childhood alive? Heartbreaking.
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  1730. I remember the moving speech that President Trump did give, including a reference to a soldier who died within a day of the Armistice, just like my own great-uncle had. It brought me to tears.
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  1731. Amazing, especially since he has limited working time, given his erratic periods of lucidity.
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  1732. ​@Robert-bk1dm You do not have a first responder temperament? Putting out the fire would have been like second nature. How could people watch her standing there, roasting?
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  1733. Lyndon dropped out in March of 1968. It's almost August!
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  1734. They'll probably make him a black woman and change the name to "Wakandington".
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  1735. To be fair, he's so old, everybody's a boy to him.
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  1736. Of course not. Not through legal channels, anyhow. The legal system is also corrupted.
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  1737. I use the local newsprint flyers for packing material and to drape the table when I clean guns.
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  1738. I am 1/1024th black, but I am so white that I even had too much lactase in my own *milk*. It was okay direct from the faucet, so to speak, but if I tried to store any of it in the fridge or freezer, it would start to digest itself and taste soapy. So nasty. Good thing I was able to stay home with my baby! Lactase: a double-edged sword.
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  1739. Tried American MREs once, back in the late 1990s. They were like salted napalm. My son got a Russian MRE, recently, though, and that was sort of good.
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  1740. Just goes to show how stupid the elitists think you are. Just a little smiling CGI and a reference to junk food will win you over.
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  1741. What the heck is an "assault" rifle? Doubt you could come up with a definition. Also, I've noticed that gun control fanatics never, ever stop trying to ban more and more things. No self-respecting American is going to roll over for creeping fascism.
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  1742. And forgot to have chilluns.
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  1743. My son's best friends joined the Guard in 2020. I worry about their future.
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  1744. For those of us in lower-cost areas where the heat isn't so towering, Florida doesn't sound all that great. And De Santis has the charisma of a sour sock. Most of all, it is obvious from orbit that De Santis can be bought.
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  1745.  @seinfan9  I'm all for incentivizing waiting. Middle-aged and the early elderly elderly know how to work like horses. My husband is 66, but still works because he loves to. I'm not retirement age, yet, but work gives my life more meaning and I'd hate to just quit. We've both maxed out on SS contributions, though, and it would be nice to recoup something. We've been told for ages that it's just money down the tubes.
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  1746.  @NoName-to5xl  Hard floor of fanatical true believers on either end of the spectrum, plus a cushion of the merely uninformed. I predict that the old f&ck'$ approval rating bottoms out at 27%.
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  1747. Me: Tom, they boil eggs in little boy's piss. Tom: There's no way they'll take over the world. Signed, an American beekeeper
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  1748. The state school I had required SAT or ACT. Of course, that was decades ago.
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  1749.  Network Search  Not really. He did give a speech for them, once, though.
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  1750. How completely? Has Donald Harris spoken up about her lies since 2019? All I remember hearing is that he publicly disavowed her caricature of Jamaicans.
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  1751. Heat is your criterion?
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  1752.  @rogernewton7831  Plisskin
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  1753. "Reeeeee" is a good start.
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  1754. "Boiled Black Butter. Not a joke!" —J. Robinette Biden
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  1755.  @ottrovgeisha2150  Frankly, I think that anecdotes about the "worst" border lines represent examples of people with a high degree of comorbid narcissism, substance misuse, etc. And many also seem to have more than a little OCD in there. But the classic borderline tends to hurt him- or herself before lashing out. As I said elsewhere, I think the diagnostic criteria need an overhaul. It might also help if we do not overly medicalize and disempower people who can improve so much with the right supports and social surroundings. For those who use their core wounds as an excuse to treat people like crap, or worse, recognition of their ability to function when necessary, along with societal consequences for bad behavior would probably work better than medicalizing it all, thereby handing the abusive ones a pass. Controversial, I know. But accountability brings even more accountability.
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  1756. How can a guy who resembles Chuck Schumer be a sex symbol?
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  1757.  @deepfreeze202  I did tell her that she did a shabby thing. She's his cousin and godmother, for crying out loud! She's also unfriended me on FB, because "Reeeeeee!" But my son prefers that I not lean on her too hard. They've made up, and he avoids taking her art classes. P.s., he's on the school-sponsored trap team, so this was really a confusing thing for the school to do to him.
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  1758. I heard the speech, today, while doing a med pass. Even the demented elderly think old Joe is a big windbag, and full of shit.
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  1759. I remember fighting my elderly dad for the car keys! Actually, this is one of the few things Biden has done that I don't mind. Would have been funnier if he'd rolled coal, though.
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  1760. Ryan changed from an economic libertarian to a globalist RINO.
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  1761. That was indeed a classless remark. I don't like Joe, either, but that was uncalled-for. Trump `24
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  1762. My parents who were born in the 1930s used to ask me, "You don't take dope, do you?"
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  1763. Governor Evers likely won Wisconsin through some late-night chicanery in La Crosse in 2018.
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  1764. @Bluebird19-ll8su  True. You make a good point; light eyes are so much less common, and therefore remarkable. I have blue-green eyes, myself. I was just giving in to cynicism.
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  1765. When they're parked, they'll let you pet their fur with a fingertip. And I used to keep honeybees. The honeybees were cute, too. I would be carrying a honey super, and the little heads of the bees still in it would turn in unison to follow my every movement.
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  1766. I have a nephew who looks mestizo, and people assume he is Mexican, but his family has been Texan since it was part of New Spain. They even have a castle in Spain named after them. Culturally speaking, he's just like the immigrants who settled in New France.
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  1767. He has been groomed by the oligarchs for "leadership" and, using the Ivy League and a token military career, manufactured into prominence, just like Obama and Gabbard. None of them have real-world chops. Also, he looks like Count Chocula.
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  1768. Amphetamine, clonazepam, prednisone.
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  1769. Mine, too. Or they looked the part, anyhow. Cloche hats, rolled stockings, the works.
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  1770.  @TrumpSucksMyDick  David Dorn is a true hero, but his story undercuts your crazy narrative, so no one cares enough to report on his tragedy.
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  1771. Maybe he could have lined them up on their desktops.
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  1772. I've donated 5 gallons of O neg over the years in hope that someone would be able to pay it forward.
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  1773. Not all brains are alike, Styx. Grass makes me paranoid and sleepy. If it made me happy and ambitious, I'd use it all the time.
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  1774. There was an Office bar near me. Quickly got nicknamed The Orifice.
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  1775. Plot twist: it was his granddaughter.
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  1776.  peter conway  Obama hopped into Libya and Syria with both feet. Libya had especially dire consequences for themselves and most of Europe. You're brainwashed or just a liar.
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  1777. Most of us—literally most of us—are okay with safe, legal, and rare elective abortion in the first trimester.
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  1778. William looks like a Windsor.
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  1779. He said it was an honor to address them as POTUS. Great big honor you finagled for yourself, Joe, you old fool. Give yourself a cookie.
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  1780. No! NO Wookies!
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  1781. Man, I'd hate to have blender duty, if I were an Antifa.
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  1782. 25 years ago I dropped out of my English and Spanish methods classes. Naïve as I was, I thought I would be allowed to teach a foreign language and writing as I had been taught, but I was wrong about that. My job was to be freighted with all kinds of SJW stuff and standards eroded into the cellar. I became a nurse who just happened to speak Spanish, instead.
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  1783. I took it to mean he was whimpering and screaming before he yanked the ripcord.
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  1784. Or someone would whack the gong.
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  1785.  @DirectionD  Yes. Just search his 12/21 speech at Turning Point. It happened sporadically throughout the speech. Trump seemed a little vigilant for disruption and just barreled over them.
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  1786. Dropped your Marlboro cherry on your lap? Holey balls, indeed.
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  1787. Show me a successful person without failures and I'll show you an idle trust fund baby.
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  1788. @Templar Knight Cerebral aneurysm. Survived the first surgery, but a second MRI showed devastating brain damage, and he was totally unresponsive, so they turned off the machines. He was dining with his girlfriend when a horrendous headache laid him low and he began to have pain and numbness all over.
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  1789.  @Throatzillaaa  Didn't she stab Selena? Selena was a wonderful musician.
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  1790. With gravy smeared you-know-where.
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  1791. He needs no anchor to sink his reputation.
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  1792. Holodomor, Mr. Spooner.
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  1793. I stole a pack of Certs from a Woolworth's when I was 12. I lost my billfold the same day, and took it as a sign never to lift anything again.
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  1794. Wisconsin, here, and Illinois is our version of California--overextended, entitled, corrupt, and polluting neighboring states with the Chicago Way.
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  1795. That seems to be her job, though.
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  1796. Sort of like Keith Olbermann quitting his job because he decided that Trump was now toast, anyhow. Yeah, uh huh.
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  1797. Lindsay Graham ought to lay off the sauce.
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  1798. Why? Good for you, but we can train our own physicians.
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  1799. Why is this whole great nation being used as Hillary's therapy group? Come on, old girl . . . we gave you your walking papers over 3 years ago. It's really over. We really don't like you. Go find a new hobby.
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  1800. I'm so old, I remember NBC coverage of Ford's tumbles. They just reported it straight and left the mockery up to Johnny Carson.
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  1801.  @Arbiter099  Shit, he remembers the Alamo.
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  1802. Are you being obtuse on purpose?
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  1803.  John Grist  Minnesota is bluer than my state, Wisconsin, but it's fast changing. The Iron Range is all pro-Trump, now. Minnesota's taxes and fees are much higher and its welfare far more generous than my state, but there has been a change in mood there. As for not voting for Reagan, they would have if he hadn't been running against favorite Minnesota son, Fritz Mondale. My ex-husband, a Minnesotan and enthusiastic Reagan voter in 1980, turned parochial and gave Mondale a vote in '84.
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  1804. Well, that's very young people in Boulder for you. [Cringe!]
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  1805. About 7 years ago, a limping person born in the 1920s told my millennial coworker that he was "lame", and my boss couldn't figure out why the man was so depressed as to call himself lame . . . until some of us old fossils filled her in on the meaning of "lame" before it became 1980s vernacular. She laughed.
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  1806. I should add that 2015 was the last time I visited L.A. Even then, I thought the car problem made L.A. its own category of insufferable.
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  1807. ​ have often wondered how that might be accomplished. They could then negotiate trade deals with the rest of the state—or starve.
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  1808.  @Jerry-sf3vd  I took it as intended, an "economic bloodbath." But, considering his enemies, (who are just the enemies I want my president to have), he should be mindful of how dense his enemies are, as well as how unashamed of dealing out propaganda they are.
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  1809. What a difference a president who loves his nation makes.
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  1810. Rubin is a lightweight.
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  1811.  @fraserfir19  I have yet to pledge allegiance to The Swamp.
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  1812.  @gracie3174  One of Rivera's fathers-in-law was Kurt Vonnegut. Vonnegut took a pass when asked to describe what Rivera was like.
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  1813. How nice that she included a "fuck you" for President Trump. Stay classy, E.T.
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  1814.  @icestationzebraassociates2460  Yes, sort of like a boneless squid, fleeing under cover of a cloud of rectal ejecta.
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  1815. She looks like Pia Zadora after a 3-decade bender.
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  1816.  @virgosintellect  Not disbarred for sequestering exonerating evidence while serving on the Doar committee--but she was cut loose, then, and given no favorable recommendation, afterward.
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  1817. She has not handled herself well at all.
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  1818. Apparently I've been off my meds--defiantly, too. Just woke up from a dream where I was dressed in my underwear, giving a lap dance to my childhood family doctor. Shit, I gotta lay off huffing magic markers.
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  1819. Pearl clutching is called putching.
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  1820. Excellent smackdown, Styx. Just lost the miniscule amount of respect I still had for Klobuchar. Insane garbage coming out of her mouth.
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  1821. The bottom half is unresolved.
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  1822. Well, Maureen can hide behind those atrocious problem glasses. I saw somebody on the street wearing those, and it was unsettling.
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  1823.  @AJ........  Gulags to re-educate white people? These are called college humanities departments. I went through one, and shook off what little indoctrination had accumulated. It is very insidious, though.
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  1824.  @AJ........  I had my tongue in cheek about the "gulag" part, but am totally serious about the indoctrination part. I was a college freshman in foreign languages in the early 80s and indoctrination wasn't overt, but went back in the early 90s to finish the degree, and it did feel like an indoctrination camp. Loss of academic rigor, too. Worst department (other than the -studies departments) was the department of English, which had been overrun by critical theory idiots. The only decent English professor I had was a Bulgarian who had fled their communist regime.
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  1825.  @aceboog4546  OK, Booger!
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  1826.  @johnbauman4005  Agree with you. I am for Trump. I just hope the Democrats will pull themselves together and nominate a competent, more populistic candidate, and I think RFK is that guy. If we have to have another Democrat win the general, RFK is the least worst.
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  1827. Jackie Kennedy always seemed so . . . medicated.
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  1828.  @Mistertwist.  I live in Wisconsin, too, and it chaps my ass that they're having the DNC convention in Milwaukee. It's as if they're going to nail down the state no matter what it takes. But it'won't be easy, judging from upstate sentiment, and they may well lose Minnesota to Trump, this time, anyhow.
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  1829.  @jimjob28  I maintain that she would not have won Wisconsin if she'd made a stop or two in 2016. The Obama coalition pretty much stayed home, and she has always been an awful politician, anyhow. And she seems incapable of learning. Wisconsin pretty much kicked her ass in favor of Obama in 2008 (Wisconsin has made or broken lots of DNC nominees--JFK, for one) . . . what was her lesson from 2008? "Buy the superdelegates off." From 2016? "Have the convention in Wisconsin" Uh huh. She'll still suck ass.
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  1830. She's from Beloit, Wisconsin. That's also my state, and we have definite soda areas within it and definite pop areas. AFAIK, southern Wisconsin is "soda" all the way.
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  1831. How to hold the MSM accountable: stop reading, listening to, and watching them.
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  1832.  JSENNER83  I don't know if repeating a corny old dementia joke is the same thing as "stealing". He shouldn't have a bug up his ass about it.
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  1833.  JSENNER83  His two aneurysms were well reported in the news when they happened. It was right after his first spectacular presidential run flameout for plagiarizing other politicians in his speeches. One aneurysm in each hemisphere, requiring two brain surgeries, in 1988. He seemed to recover well enough, but physicians familiar with his case warned of long-term effects. An injured brain can only compensate for so long before the changes of late old age eat up its reserve, in general.
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  1834. It was requested by De Blasio, who is such a tool that he married a black lesbian and thinks of his mixed-race kids as his most important political fashion accessories.
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  1835. Maybe Grande should analyze your anti-Trump pathology.
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  1836.  @mohammadwasilliterate8037  You must be so proud.
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  1837. I don't know, I guess because Vince Foster committed suicide in Ft. Marcy Park?
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  1838. "You tell 'em, Mr. Bones!"
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  1839. Madam Chair seems barely able to read aloud.
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  1840. My eyes rolled so hard, I saw my brain.
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  1841. Grimace Abrams runs quite a machine. I wouldn't be surprised if everything in Georgia is extra-fortified, in the end.
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  1842. I'm all for common-sense goose control.
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  1843.  @voixdelaraison593  I can indeed handle the truth, which is why I quit voting for Democrats; I was tired of all their hysteria at plain truth. About your living: Have you thought about becoming an Uber or Lyft hack?
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  1844. ​ @chalkdeamon6070 I have two gay cousins in Dallas. Judging by how they acted as kids, you do have a problem.
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  1845.  @asdfasdf3989  Blue-collar union voters. Highly loyal to Democrats up until now.
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  1846. Rand Paul would help mitigate how railroaded Trump got on the beer bug, and so would Ron Johnson, who is a solid pro-MAGA senator.
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  1847.  @LaughingblueSu  You probably shouldn't be voting if you are that easily gulled.
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  1848. One must be careful where one dips one's wick.
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  1849.  @nonameissafer.8457  Both parties! If I favor one over another, it's only because the candidate might be a little less venal than his opponent. I am an ex-Dem, currently independent.
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  1850.  @Capitalismrules  Seriously. We all are. I'm a nurse who has yet to see any of my patients-- including sick elderly ones, die of the crud. That includes my 87 y.o. mother with end-stage COPD. The deaths resulting directly from this flu-like illness are far, far fewer than any politician or propagandist would have us believe--even before Biden was inaugurated. We need to move on and focus on more immediate dangers.
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  1851. It's a time-honored tradition to scare the oldsters.
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  1852. Bet he ate the last ripe peach, too.
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  1853. At the taxidermist's studio. They will be equipping her mounted corpse with robes and a YES/NO decision-making plumb bob in her right hand.
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  1854. Would I go? I've been to 2. One days before he sent Hillary to the showers, and another in October 2018. I was close enough to hit him with a spit ball, the second time. Naw. I've seen his political theater, enjoyed it, and have had enough. But I think that everyone should go hear Trump speak, at least once. It'll be something to tell your grandchildren about. It is far more organic and fun than an Obama rally, in my experience. Obama never had his audience even once the way that Trump does on the regular. Edit: if you do decide to go, for Pete's sake, plan to go early--then go even earlier! His audiences are enormous and pack to the gills. Somebody always faints. And be prepared to get shaken down by the Secret Service. We left our pockets empty, except for phones and IDs.
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  1855. If I say that Obama seemed lazy, does that make me a racist? He is half white, you know.
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  1856.  @KaosNova2  "I remember eating fried chicken with my good, friend, Senator Byrd, then we drove an 18-wheeler to Scranton to pick up a load of Dunder-Mifflin, and qwerty-qwerty dingdong, goniffs como, eh? That's right. Now let's get some socks on these cows! Where's the baby? My head fell off."
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  1857. It is an accusation. And if I'd been in the room, I'd have puked on his shoes.
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  1858. If this is true (and I doubt it), then my fellow women need to smarten up. We are supposed to be voting for a chief executive not a National Boyfriend. Duh!
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  1859. His mama was Scottish. He retains some expressions she probably said, such as "filumaker" for film maker.
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  1860. I find myself clapping for Tim every time he gets through a broadcast without drooling on himself. He's not very swift, is he?
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  1861. Old Golda! She was running Israel when I was a kid. I heard a lot about her because she was from my hometown, Milwaukee.
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  1862.  Redrum  Haven't you ever fought M&Ms? Press two together and eat whichever one cracks. Some of those M&Ms are tough AF.
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  1863. THIS ^^^^^^ We need to quit testing people as a form of HR half-logic.
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  1864. Trump's "red line" to socialism really pegged the applause meter.
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  1865. Egads, Sargon. I just made a comment about Moore's having evoked horrible imagery in me of his ass crack . . . then I see you've posted this. I think I need to watch a kitten video as a form of deprogramming.
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  1866. Clonazepam. She bums it from Joe.
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  1867.  @bobboberson6664  Many are housed in trailers near hospitals. In fact, hospitals overinvested in MRI units as a form of competition. If the wait time has gone up, thank the government restrictions imposed on us since March of 2020. They cause delay and staff shortages.
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  1868. Almost 2 weeks in the hospital is extraordinary, though. Bean counters now "turf" patients before their drains and catheters are pulled.
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  1869. "You're likeable enough, Hillary Rodham Cthulhu."
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  1870. Hurling a juice can full of nickels toward them worked for us.
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  1871. I blame Big Brick.
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  1872.  @rhrh2025  Hey, all you strong, empowered women! She'd try to bag your guy, too, if it got her somewhere.
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  1873. Get ready for the Duke of Minneapolis, or some such shit--chandeliers on his car hood, and all.
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  1874. Vivek who? Barack who? Jimmy who? Rutherford B. who?
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  1875. Oh yeah, the old Ninja Turtle carapace.
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  1876. It does not appear to be all his.
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  1877.  @AZWallbreaker  I think honest immigrants from just about anywhere tend to make great, hardworking citizens. And Americans of many generations' standing often have lost that work ethic, vigor, and appreciation of America's opportunities. Skin color is irrelevant in this case. Plenty of seventh-generation whites who have lost that immigrant vigor, too.
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  1878.  @africanqueen1655  Wasn't expressing self-hatred. I am expressing admiration for hardworking recent immigrants. I am white, but all branches of my family got off the boat fairly recently. I am proud of my kick-ass family. Not really talking about skin color, and if I'm dissing anyone, it's Americans of all colors who have list their drive and grown soft. Most of the riff raff I know come from families who have been living in this spectacular nation for generations, no matter their color.
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  1879.  @dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263  Don't worry. My Gen Z kid does a deadly accurate Beavis & Butthead impression, and knows New Zealand is not a U.S. state.
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  1880. Election season. They've just started popping up again this past month. Thanks, Uncle Joe!
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  1881. If you want a more Starbucksy experience, though, light a $5 bill on fire before you drink it.
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  1882.  @joshuabartlett3589  Like a blind hog, he occasionally finds an acorn.
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  1883. He's just a dog, for Pete's sake, not a human. Also, the groomer is his owner.
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  1884. Her native language is Queef.
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  1885. Glad that I locked in the 3% interest rate on the note on my house last year!
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  1886. Trump also said nothing about Puerto Rico being a garbage dump in the first place. A comedian did.
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  1887. I can't sleep--the war pigs are oinking!
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  1888. I'm 56 and still call a spade a spade as well. Lately, I've begun to yell at clouds, too.
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  1889. I did, but the `Tube deleted my comment. Know what I'm saying, homes?
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  1890. I am so sorry you lost your dad. I used to work in acute-care behavioral health, and there was a strong push to give antipsychotics, wait a few days for the patient to "clear," then usher him out the door. I believe, at heart, that we do not know what we are doing with very mentally ill people, and that profits dictate the chemical/medical model that we use. It is sad, all around.
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  1891.  @WeAreHere-42  So did my uncle. With a ceramic pot she threw at him and he threw back. It cut her throat. He's still a barfly, 40 years later, having been acquitted of manslaughter.
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  1892. As if you'd put your butt on the line for Ukraine.
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  1893.  @May-ul6eq  I have o-neg, but so did both of my parents. My heart goes out to you. It's bad enough to be o-negative and have the Red Cross come pleading for frequent donations. I have given 5 gallons, but probably won't be getting my six-gallon pin, at the rate I've been going, lately.
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  1894.  @Powertuber1000  Not so fast. Barbara Res was the engineer who built Trump Tower. Men and women by nature have complementary strengths, but there are many with a foot--or even two feet--in the other sex' domain.
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  1895. @nick levian I like saying "girl" for shits and giggles.
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  1896. Tim Pool is still in the larval stage. It's kinda cute how he puzzles it all out in front of his audience, like that, though.
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  1897. In a salt dome somewhere under Louisiana, we have tons and tons of andoiulle sausage.
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  1898. I was 36 and miscarrying a baby that day. On my way to the OB-GYN, my sister called me on my prehistoric Motorola cell phone and asked, "Did you hear they kamikaze-bombed the World Trade Center? WTF?!?! I'll bet this is bin Laden!"
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  1899.  @mrtech2259  Not true. If you're born to a U.S. citizen while they are living abroad, you're still eligible. You may be confused about birthright citizenship. Foreigners can drop an instant citizen on U.S. soil, but if a citizen has a baby outside the bounds of the U.S., it doesn't FORFEIT the baby's U.S. citizenship.
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  1900. Look at all the Diana fanatics sh|tt|ng all over this video. Ladies, were you potty-trained by Oppenheimer?
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  1901. I can't blame either senator for not wanting outside agitators to also level Waukesha! Nobody wants to see Portland pukes like Rosenbaum bused in to set more things afire.
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  1902. Tim Pool's is amazingly good.
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  1903.  @realisticthought1781  These Norwegian immigrants all volunteered. And many of them thought they were fighting for a couple of noble causes--I've read some of their letters home. Nordmen I Amerika had a strong tradition of abolition, as a whole, of women's suffrage, which Norway had before we did, and a whole host of decent causes (Thorstein Veblen addressed the excesses of the Gilded Age best). Norwegian immigrants knew the red, white, and blue as the colors of their old home and their new one. Time-honored freedom colors.
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  1904. Are you sure she isn't just trying to be a decent interviewer? Good interviewers do sometimes ask an obviously contrary question to draw the interviewee out. On the other hand, I think Fox isn't much different from the other cable outlets in that it seldom seems to commit objective journalism. And it is peopled by the same Establishment millhorses who wanted HRC to win and keep them comfortable.
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  1905. Worse than Duke's. At least he is an honest sociopath, and not a whiny bitch. She does have better plastic surgery, though.
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  1906. I'm willing to give Biden some credit for things he did in the Senate way back in B.C., but mostly, he's been comic relief for me ever since 1987. I did not vote for him in 2020, and, at this point, he's clearly President Post Turtle, but I'm still grateful for all his hilarious gaffes throughout the years. At least there will always be Joementum.
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  1907. Lol!
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  1908. The Era of Good Tweetings.
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  1909.  @littlekingtrashmouth9219  Neither. She's obviously in the Trump administration to cloak herself in a little of his glory. She will run as whatever she must, but she may actually continue successful aspects of Trumpism. Politicians are opportunists, Trump included, but no politician except Trump can lead as Trump has. And, if he is successful, he will be remembered as a sui generis agent of change. His successor will not need to break that same ground. Kind of depressing, actually, since you know that this lovely paradigm change of Trump's will be stale and riddled with rent-seekers within a decade or two. Power always brings out the slime after a while.
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  1910. Not Grimace!?!
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  1911. Peach edition is truly tasty.
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  1912.  @BigEvan96  Monster and Rock Star remind me of melted berry and watermelon Jolly Ranchers--terribly cloying.
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  1913. WTF was that flying, patch tabby furball?
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  1914. ​ @devingarrett5800  On older women, it might be to hide the knee replacement scars. On younger women, the cellulite and the cutting scars, or tacky tatts that they've begun to regret.
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  1915. Good point! Also, Neil sings terribly off-key. 😉 😜
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  1916. @thetribalist6923  Styx linked right to Schmitz' video statement, via Catturd.
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  1917.  @raxtoma5309  As long as hemoglobin is passable, it is okay to donate during a menstrual period; I have, many times. The only odd thing is that the flow may slow or stop for a few days, then pick back up.
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  1918.  @Frank-n-Sense  LOL, Amos!
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  1919.  @bigbirdmusic8199  in the U.S., wild honeybees hives are a rarity, now. In the north, anyhow. Diseases have made them die off during the winter.
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  1920. Prior RNC conventions = dour church ladies in hydrangea blue. What we have here in 2024 is an authentic major realignment.
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  1921. That has been my thought, too. She's a paid "bad guy" for political theater, Trump-style.
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  1922. Trump has always been good to us Badgers.
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  1923. A decent person would never arrive at the diaper decision point.
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  1924. As if we need a septuagenarian neolib with no forehead.
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  1925.  @wrayday7149  As 99 red balloons go by.
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  1926. Mer-Kan-tile, my friend.
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  1927. Wow, most of you commenters are pretty disgusting. What the heck is wrong with you people?
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  1928. ​ @margaretsleator5530 She made a good choice to tone down the makeup.
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  1929.  @leechurchill1965  I would be afraid of what she uses as dressing.
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  1930. Hagiography. Yawn.
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  1931. Heckuva job, Brownie
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  1932. I'm a few months younger than she is, and I feel pretty old. But she's still a normal age for the presidency. Everything else about her is abnormal, though.
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  1933. With a hangnail, yet.
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  1934. Cornpop?
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  1935. No, only the authoritarian left goes in for turning off comments. They're too fragile for criticism.
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  1936. Stepping out on a military husband when you have two preschoolers is several kinds of low, however.
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  1937.  Tony Mario  He has a nimble legal mind and tongue and can bulldoze an opponent, but he's got his blind spots, and, like Çenk Ugyur, is basically just a deeply ideological talking head, not exactly a towering political thinker. You overstate his excellence.
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  1938.  @elizabethfoster4297  If I were an aspiring politician with a name sounding like "nimrod," I'd change it, too.
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  1939.  @bouncyshak  The lisp went away, but she acquired a terrible vocal fry, which nobody had until recently.
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  1940. @BidensTaint  Everybody gets one Fourth Turning, possibly two, unless they pass away too soon. If they live through a Fourth Turning, the reward is a First Turning with its peace, unity, and prosperity on the other side.
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  1941.  @TheSpicyLeg  Your old man is probably remembering it right. Here in N. Wisconsin, we did get heavy snows and record lows. 1976 brought one day here recorded at -60°F or below, which is just crazy cold. I remember streaks of cold and warm years since then. E.g. weeks of -40°F in the winter of 1983-84. Then 1985 was eerily hot. Another cold, snowy period in the mid-1990s, thanks to pollution from Mt. Pinatubo. And on and on. This has been going on forever; rascals are just screwing with us by calling it a doomsday trend of one kind or another. I like reframing it as the need to conserve energy and resources, which is something the average person can help with, unlike "climate change".
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  1942. I guess he restocked his bubblegum supply.
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  1943.  @itsallgood4093  Just wait until Reuben gets a load of the formerly polite terms for, say, Down syndrome, or congenital hypothyroidism. He'll spin himself into low earth orbit. 10 . . . 9 . . . 8 . . . 7 . . .
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  1944. Having been of the activist, bleeding heart persuasion in my youth, I KNOW that most of the weeping masses don't care much at all about the actual affected children. It's far more important to flaunt your moral rectitude. It's far more important to slay dragons--even if the dragon is really just a garter snake or an anole.
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  1945.  DontBlameTheDog  They are suffering from First World problems and feeling vaguely guilty for their privilege, but their mistake is assuming that the rest of their fellow Americans have no real worries, either. Some seem to go even further and assume that Americans with food, money or basic security worries are somehow cursed or unworthy because they lack the very privileges that white, coastal liberals feel guilty about. They are so up their own asses! They badly need a reality check!
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  1946. ​ @CursedWheelieBin  Trump was born to a girl from Stornaway, Maryann McCleod. He is a second-generation Scottish-American.
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  1947. Seems as though yoga would be less complicated.
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  1948. ​ @CountArtha Someone's been reading Heinlein.
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  1949. You're right. I think he holds a Juris Doctorae, which just means he's a lawyer.
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  1950.  @Betta66  American history is almost as bad as majoring in Communications Studies. Consistently on the list of "easiest majors" any year. You're just salty because you're too dumb to handle math. Like your preferred candidate, Biden.
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  1951. Just saw a squib in the local paper with the headline, "UW-La Cross Chancellor Terminated," and figured it had to be something egregious. La Cross is such a crazy college party town. Maybe this chancellor showed 'em all the way.
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  1952.  @patrickglaser1560  Well, no, but I was born with a double uterus. Not a joke
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  1953.  @LavishPatchKid  Tend to agree with you. That was why I was happiest in my own office as a department of one. The times I have been dragooned into supervising people were the worst times. Of course, I work in a female-dominated profession--nursing. I'm happiest working with male nurses for the converse of what you said: they shut up, do their work, and usually refrain from lateral aggression. But, I always was more of a tomboy. My husband likes that I think more like a dude, I know. He is a retired NASA engineer. NASA has its share of crap office politics, but it sounds like heaven to me compared to working with scores of females in a hospital. If I could start over, I'd go for engineering.
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  1954. A bag of air? A non-alcoholic martini?
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  1955. Make. It. Hurt.
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  1956.  @caliindoor  I wanted to teach foreign language but got tired of my fellow education students, as well as curriculum and instruction courses. Since I can do math better than an eighth grader, I switched to nursing. Don't hate me, girls' junior varsity volleyball coach.
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  1957.  @caliindoor  You're right. I have a real job to do in the morning. I should go to sleep and let you have the last word, home ec. teacher. (How can you even teach that over Zoom?)
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  1958. I think he was snorting his Adderal the other day, though. I haven't seen him that awake and lucid for ages.
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  1959. RFK in `24. Newsom is just another empty suit. The quintessential American Psycho.
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  1960.  John Smith  I live in Wisconsin. It's been apparent for some years that Somali guys prefer blondes. Really big ones. Every time we took our kid to a park near the Somali apartments, my husband would look around and laugh about the hamplanets hanging out with the Somali men.
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  1961. As we have seen, Trump is capable of plenty of self-control.
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  1962. The Clinton apparatus wanted Harris early on. Was apparent at least 2 years ago.
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  1963. I want a border wall made out of globalists, stacked like cordwood, topped with broken glass and razor wire, electrified, and dusted with anthrax.
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  1964. "Captain Pillsbury" is good. Tucker Carlson's "House Eunuch" is better.
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  1965. I can't believe I'm saying this, but Hillary's voice was soothing in comparison.
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  1966. She even smirked at the end.
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  1967. Blah, blah, blah. I notice how easily the Australian government pushes around its citizens. You guys built quarantine camps and arrested people for wrongspeak on social media. Americans will never roll over for tyranny like that.
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  1968. AI answers to questions are shabby regurgitation. "AI" to me has come to mean "average intelligence" or even "artificial ignorance."
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  1969.  @Shah-of-the-Shinebox  I still miss `Dick Cheney's Old Heart' on Twitter. It used to mutter in spite, all day long.
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  1970. No kidding! We old people know how to work like demons! Aren't we supposed to have a worker shortage coming up as Boomers retire?
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  1971. He's a blatant racist, is what he is.
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  1972. @misscoutts6193  I suspect that you're right. Diana was always playing to the cameras; you can see her give the cameras the side eye on her way out of church in this very film.
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  1973. Not strictly congruent with Obama's character, since he famously loved the attention but hated the politicking part.
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  1974. Yes, he misspoke a couple of times.
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  1975. Mary Schlossberg.
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  1976. ​​ @bruceli9094 There's a busted jar of pickles up there. Don't tell Styx!
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  1977. Yeah . . . free Assange, dumkopfs. House arrest did not stop him, and neither will jailing him. It's hopeless; there will always be heroes willing to embarrass our "betters."
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  1978. I do not care what the woke left does, anymore. This is no longer entertaining. I want restoration of the Trump administration.
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  1979. Good, capable speaker. I hope he loses the Obama stutter after he's Veep, though, because it reminds me of how stupid I was to have voted for Obama.
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  1980. And it worked (sort of) for Trump. Even his voters are pleasantly stunned.
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  1981. Trump's patter is repetitive, like Harris', but he makes a lot more sense to me. He usually has a clear point, which he repeats about three times in various ways before moving to the next point. Unfortunately, Kamala speaks in generalities, and her inappropriate laughter is off-putting. As if an unseen person is making balloon animals for her, or something. It's bizarre.
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  1982. The J6 prisoners should have been freed long ago.
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  1983. I'm hungry for fortified hash browns.
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  1984.  Susan Wojcicki Bolshevik from Poland  Cheney was the kind of "hunter" who liked to blast away at game birds released from cages. Strikes me as a meat- and lead-based video game.
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  1985. That's actually a good description of a typical politician--the real man encased inside a horrible simulacrum of a human being.
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  1986. The homely, hapless, violet-haired demirep is 100% focused on herself.
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  1987. While I resent being TOLD to eat lentils, lentils and ham is delicious. A little wild rice, too.
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  1988. I wonder if George Takei now has Lindsay "fists of fury" Graham under some sort of blackmail. 😆 🤣
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  1989. Made me grin.
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  1990. The Afghan idea of government, which I think is called "jirga" is less like a formal government and more like a meeting of tribes on an ad hoc basis. I'm not surprised that taxes are an alien concept to them--so is a permanent, codified government. Why did we even think we could shoehorn them into our style? Or was our "nation building" there just a Potemkin pretext to camouflage our real purposes?
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  1991. PSA: s-t-r-a-i-t jacket.
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  1992.  @generalawareness101  Curious as to where you live that human food is that bad. In the rural Midwest where I am, only the occasional food item goes missing. Cabbages, one week. And last week I noticed that a restaurant was selling half-chicken dinners for $20. That was a real WTF moment.
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  1993.  @frankenz66  i just read a medical journal article from 1897, a few years after they figured out how to reverse hypothyroidism with powdered sheep thyroid glands. The article mentioned that `cretinism" was super common in eastern France, but fairly sporadic and uncommon in the U.S. at the time. They had only just learned how to differentiate hypothyroidism from Bright's disease (renal failure).
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  1994.  @frankenz66  I live in the Great Lakes, and despite iodized salt, I give my patients a whole lot of levothyroxine pills. My own thyroid problem is autoimmune, though. I have to avoid iodine to help it stay in natural remission.
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  1995. Truly a diarrhea cannon.
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  1996. It's not unlike peoples' reaction to the war reports or the "increased" chocolate ration in 1984. There's a memory hole in use.
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  1997. That's ex-congresscritter Harold Ford. Never heard him say much of anything sensible before.
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  1998. The American government needs to stop driving us all crazy. People go crazy because of stressors, not least of all economic stressors.
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  1999. She's not very good, either-- just a career politician with a manicured resume, plus hedging-type slogans.
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  2000. I support Trump, and I'm not looking forward to such a lopsided debate. I can't believe Biden is running in this diminished condition. How stupid Democrats must think voters are.
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  2001. Beard use is traditionally a sign of a return to political conservatism.
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  2002. ​ @moeemdown3774 California is a smallish pond with a Dem-friendly press.
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  2003. Those type of ads are everywhere. If only Madison Avenue knew what a turnoff that pandering is.
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  2004. And the accuser probably doesn't really believe what she's saying, either; she is probably just hot for attention. Any attention.
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  2005. Hooah!!!
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  2006. You don't need baby formula if you breastfeed. It's so much easier and cheaper and better to use your homebrew milk.
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  2007.  @blogobre  Sounds like your biggest headache comes from the state of Victoria. It seems to be full of scared elitists. I will be rooting for you guys to prevail over them.
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  2008. I'm 59, too, and think it's a shitty drug. For myself . But this is a very realistic, very libertarian stance for Trump to take.
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  2009. Styx thinks it's a real breakthrough to be able say the F-bomb on a broadcast. It's why I seldom share his links.
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  2010. I am unable to load the ad. "Something went wrong. Retry."
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  2011.  @dereksbooks  He's hiding a halo under that Karen wig.
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  2012. I'm a narcissist and I charge my spots all the freakin' time!
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  2013. Liar.
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  2014. Tourette's Guy . . . my first YouTube love. "That's not Mickey Mouse, THAT'S JUST TIT DIRT!"
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  2015. There is a tiny defect in his ear after 2 weeks of treatment. Were you, uh, hoping for more damage?
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  2016. I listened to most of the speech. I get restless listening to his grievances beyond a certain point and agree with Styx that the bulk of his campaigning will need to be forward-looking. I'm a Trump voter, but not a fangirl, and the reason I'm sticking with him in 2024 is that he crushed it during his first term. Most competent chief executive of my 58 years.
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  2017. I'm currently doing travel nursing, and was recently delighted when I got a couple of $3.00/hr. raises. First time ever--induced by the healthy, competitive jobs market. You mean I have to thank the messianic community organizer president for that? As I recall, I was the first nurse hired by my Mayo Clinic branch in over a year in 2010, beating out 52 competitors. And this was just for a lousy part-time position. Obama was SO great at jobs that even registered nurses had to beg for work while he was in office. My job-creating hero . . .
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  2018. He probably doesn't need the bandage—he's just covering up the ick, which is considerate.
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  2019. Early to moderate stages of cognitive impairment.
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  2020. Dorky thing to say.
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  2021.  @Boskov01  Is she being handed the keys? Republicans should not spurn allies.
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  2022. They effectively emulate huge corporations in this way. Hedge, hedge, hedge to protect the bottom line.
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  2023. When I worked as a nurse in acute-care behavioral health, we had endless young men on Adderall come through the unit, some of them having taken to snorting the drug and sometimes slipping into psychosis. One old physician would try to sell these men on working out and physical activity, claiming that it was the best antidote to poor executive function, not even a mask for it, really.
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  2024. ​ @noelchanthunya6842 Good way to spark another panic over quarantine.
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  2025. ​ @larissateixeiracosta3433  Ele tem a sua pessoalidade.
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  2026. I have a couple of dogs, just like Buttigieg! Oh, wait---my dogs don't have their own Twitter account, and they live in the basement. Nor do I have my sexual identity tattooed on my forehead. Hmmm.
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  2027. Quashed.
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  2028. Or, if you're Hillary, that 80,000 black votes weren't really suppressed--they just didn't feel like taking time out of their day to vote for you.
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  2029. ​ clarencespangle If Boris Johnson was ever truly conservative-leaning, then he must have walked past a magnet during COVID.
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  2030. Over the smell-0-vision.
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  2031. So, no great loss of nice people, here.
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  2032. Matt Weiner is an Xer.
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  2033. Styx: "Nonlinear speech pisses me off." Also Styx: "Teachers assigning The Sound and the Fury are sadomasochists."
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  2034.  @pietrayday9915  I always have a concealed weapon on me, and try to imagine being so backed into a corner that I would use it to drop a fellow human. It would not be easy!
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  2035.  @MystycCheez  Wax on, wax off, O hairy one.
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  2036. Tough question? All press secretary Styx could just loft a saber and eat a tarantula, then pour Brawndo on his micro-greens. He would beat KJ-P all to heck.
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  2037. Vivek likes 3 things best: TPP, nose candy, and himself.
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  2038. You'd think they'd welcome them with open arms--and toilet brushes.
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  2039. It's a "chocolate city."
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  2040. She hedged and consulted her way into defeat.
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  2041. Teachers' unions have a permanent grievance mentality and complain about everything: low wages, poor benefits, meddlesome parents, chalk dust, dry-erase marker fumes, Republicans . . .
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  2042. Just to be clear, `transparency' always means `opacity', coming from government lips. Just to be clear, here, dear.
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  2043. They're rancid. They're mad.
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  2044. Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
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  2045. @c-rex  My husband worked with quite a few young, black, female electrical and mechanical engineers, and he said they were terrific. A black female relative of mine was an E.E. in aerospace. What do you do for a living?
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  2046.  @dubourg4  Regarding McCain, Trump was just recycling a famous Patton quote. It bombed as a joke because too many people know very little about even very recent history--or willfully contort it, as you do. Your "arguments" are pretty predictable.
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  2047. I've known some young fundies to be the lewdest people I've ever met. Of course they channel all that dirtiness into making plenty of kids.
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  2048. The 1996 DNC Chicago one was okay, but they danced a lot of Macarena.
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  2049. Godejohn is one of society's wild animals. Just be glad that he was not sentenced to death.
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  2050.  @hcondrack  Not really. But you must have one natural-born U.S. citizen parent, if you are born outside of U.S. borders. Harris was born to foreigners on U.S. soil, so she's probably our first "anchor baby" veep.
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  2051.  @elskacave3235  Agreed. His skin looked blotchy and he sounded nasal during the first debate.
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  2052. Let us know when you've perfected human cloning.
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  2053. Eh a verdade. Como dizemos em inglés, "The Left ruins everything."
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  2054. Probably just two, English and Slovenian. Melania can speak several languages, but I don't think she's fluent in some of them. And of Trump's first three, only Jr. is conversant in Czech, his mother's native language.
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  2055. ​ @EmmettBrooks JFK Jr. was just the most efficient about it.
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  2056. Sounds like Mr. Sandwich needs to be "discovered."
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  2057. Buzzing, chatty skeet!
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  2058. Joe Biden could just rescind his executive order, but instead pretends his hands are tied. Don't let him lie so hard.
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  2059. I found it in Senator Russ Feingold . . . met him a few times, and he is utterly unburdened by bullshit. "Nobody's Senator but yours." He was a pro-2A Dem whose platform was basically the U.S. Constitution. He really had no friends or allies in the Senate, which, I think, spoke well of him. I miss him.
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  2060. Thank you. I did the same in 2016.
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  2061.  Meghan Tarantino  Hey there--what's wrong with the north side? That's my neighborhood! It was looking great in 1973, when I left. 😉
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  2062.  @christopherconard2831  They'll leave in disgust when they discover that pot isn't legal here. Stoners.
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  2063. At least he skipped throwing you against the wall. Hope you're recovered, now, friend. ;-)
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  2064. I thought that the Libertarian Party was the Marijuana Party.
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  2065. Shooter looks like Liz Warren. Weird.
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  2066. I live in Wisconsin, and, during the 2008 primaries, she kept cancelling appearances. I was in the party as an official, then, and I wondered what kind of cockamamie campaign she was running. She backed out of a rally in Eau Claire at the last minute, maybe because Obama scheduled one there for the same day. One of her callers BERATED me for not going because "women should support other women." Fuckwittery! Obama's rally turned out to be HUGE, much as the joyful 11/1/2016 Trump rally in Eau Claire was huge. Hillary's campaign was resorting to cajoling middle-aged women and teachers union members to come, and apparently couldn't scold enough of a crowd to appear. Or maybe she kept cancelling because she was too drunk, too often. What a delusional ditz.
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  2067. Ick. What a thought.
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  2068. Best part of spring in the frozen north. When the soil thaws, it surprises you how sterile the outdoors has been smelling for six months.
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  2069. I can dig into anything except pizza, which is a form of napalm. Lots of Belgian and Dutch ancestors . . . Maybe that's why. Prince Philip once said that "the Dutch are all po-faced." I wonder what that means.
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  2070. The Young Turks need a transfusion of wit, here. Just mockery without wit isn't funny. Lazy.
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  2071. Why aren't I 50 points ahead? Well . . . because I create ghosts and boil bunnies!
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  2072. I thought Carl Jung came up with that.
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  2073. ​ @glen7318  I don't understand why women take somebody else's infidelity so seriously.
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  2074.  @gadfly9376  Join me in my campaign to get him to stop saying "underwhelm" when he really means "undermine" or "overwhelm"; it's hard to fuggen tell what he means.
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  2075.  @gitouttamyway7611  Molyneux has spiffed his format up, a bit. He's been more brief in his current events commentary, I've noticed. But his call-in shows are still interminable.
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  2076. No that was Al Gore, before chasing the masseuse around his hotel room.
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  2077. Oh you kid! Twenty-three skidoo, and a chicken in every garage!
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  2078.  @travismiles5885  True, that. A few years after Reagan announced his dementia diagnosis, his official biographer visited him in his office. Reagan, I guess, pointed to a plaster White House in the bottom of his fish tank and told the biographer, "I used to have something to do with that." Reagan was worse off than Biden, at that point, but who the he'll knows what is happening inside Biden's skull, given his bilateral brain aneurysms and two brain surgeries 3 decades ago? The Biden brain is quite the wild card.
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  2079. Rudy Giuliani has another copy.
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  2080. International Man of Mysticism
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  2081. Yes. Cats come check you out when you seem to be distressed.
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  2082. He also says "underwhelm" when he seems to mean "overwhelm". He needs to check his Funk & Wagnalls.
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  2083. @CORRUPTION WATCH Bold Block Butter!
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  2084.    Right. LBJ said we could have both guns AND butter. Novel concept that pitched us into Keynesian realms.
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  2085. @sarahg2653  I know. I was taught never to say it, so naturally, it still cracks me up.
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  2086. YES! And I aim to be your Sensory Overlord! Testing, testing . . . is this thing on?
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  2087. My son, 20, just told me that Trump has already won his first presidential vote. Nice to see him change his mind after all the propaganda that had been dumped on him.
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  2088.  @shawnrutz5417  But it isn't hard to ignore the gay hype in MSM. Unless you eat a steady diet of MSM.
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  2089. For the past 3½ years, the only things wiggling in there are Jell-O cups.
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  2090. Those "vandals" might have the makings of wild men, too. You never know. My own inclination would have been to clean up after the slobs but left their bench creation. Bonus: new hand saw. Edit: I come from a state where fishing, hunting and camping are sacraments. The makeshift benches go on to be used a lot.
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  2091. When Dad died, he left behind two Honda scooters for my family. Thanks, Dad!
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  2092. Then there are TDS sufferers like you---rich kids feeling guilty because you never earned your keep. Useless!
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  2093. He mentioned "Sunset Boulevard" about the washed-up, delusional old actress. That delighted me, and I can't help but wonder whether or not Norma Desmond reminds him of Hillary Clinton, too.
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  2094. ​@lovemusic1963ify And also to Wisconsin. My Cuban-American professors tried to help process them, and one professor said, "No son cubanos, son bestias."
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  2095. Never saw it, but apparently she really has, a time or two.
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  2096. Obama? Accountable? Ha! We did not even care that he'd never done anything prior to getting elected president. The soft bigotry of low expectations in the presence of high concentrations of melanin. Thanks, Democrats, you autistic morons.
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  2097. For diapers, maybe. Or Hot Pockets.
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  2098. The single most absorbing issue, anyhow.
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  2099. And the U.S. penile system.
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  2100. What's a "PAB"? What's a "baffoon"?
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  2101.  @edwardsaucedo9223  Nah, that's just Tony Rodham. Nice that Hillary had a brother she could use as a prop. ;-)
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  2102. It's a tradition that predates the internal combustion engine, here. Only now, you have to pretend that it doesn't happen or you get silenced. That's the biggest change, here in the U.S.: censorship and gaslighting rather than debate in good faith.
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  2103. Damn. We've fallen into the movie Brazil.
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  2104.  @rdrury15  Found the remoaner.
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  2105.  @TheDrizzle404  You must be young. It was under a buck a gallon around 1999, or so. And I remember how cash-strapped everyone got in 1979 when it got up to about 80 cents.
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  2106. ​ @KidVolcano  You are a wonderful example of Democratic condescension.
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  2107. How's his leg hair holding up, kid?
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  2108. Yeah, well it could become more evident, such as digging into his diaper and fingerpainting the podium . . .
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  2109.  @KendraAndTheLaw  Don't want to discuss anything with him. I'd just like him to stop typing long enough to learn something about rural life in the United States.
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  2110. Transactions tell the what, where, how, and whom. E-mails might explain the why.
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  2111. Ok, that made me smile.
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  2112. ​ Monkles301 Oh, look. A compliant Democrat who uses their canned lines.
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  2113. No kidding. "Smith, Winston!" hollered out by the "physical jerks" lady on your wall screen.
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  2114.  @NickTheEnlightened  To be fair, Tucker Carlson has said in interviews that he is no populist.
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  2115. All it takes is one extrovert with a motor mouth and nothing important to say. 19 years after I sat next to one of those people, my blood pressure rises whenever I think of her. Of course, she ended up being director of that entire 100+ person agency just one year after I left. Figures.
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  2116. Torgo1969: I heard "Freebird" playing that day, and it made me grin. Voting never felt that good before.
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  2117. Buck fiden.
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  2118. ​ @Jaapst That may have played a part in her start, but ultimately, she was a bundle of ambition, lacking any true convictions. I could see her being a rock-ribbed Republican if it had served her needs.
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  2119. Stay away from strippers and other obvious opportunists for Pete's sake!
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  2120. We were in the SE corner of Nebraska for that, armed with a solar telescope. Clouds. Blah!
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  2121.  Keith Godown  You make some important points. I far and away prefer Trump and his flaws, though. If he is thoroughly "one of them", he still delivered a lot for the little guy.
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  2122. Gillibrand was terrible in that HR lady vein in the NY legislature. Her colleagues nicknamed her "Tracy Flick".
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  2123. "BOOM!" Nuke drop.
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  2124. What is it with all the Boomer hate by Milennials? Get over yourself and work harder than you do. Make your own way.
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  2125. Haley winning D.C. is pretty funny! It makes me like Trump all the more. D.C. is an ess-hole.
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  2126. I believe that's how Hill "won" that seat in 2018. They need to certify their election within 24°!
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  2127.  @thedalillama  I assume this is normal saline solution, USP (medical grade) much of which is hung as an intravenous fluid, packed in 10 mL Luer lock syringes for flushing lines, packaged in sterile jars, bottles, and ampoules for irrigating lines, catheters, wounds, etc. Facilities tear through that stuff like candy, especially hospitals. Tons of FDA regulations on it. And even if there is no actual shortage, I guess you'll need heavily regulated shippers to transport it.
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  2128.  @davidweikle9921  Lots of tests needing uncoagulated whole blood as well as "some viral PCR tests." Had to look it up. I only occasionally draw blood, and then usually using a blue top tube.
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  2129.    -.. .-.. -- ..--..
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  2130.  @ottrovgeisha2150  That is interesting. Still don't understand what skin you have in her game, if true. Also, a certain degree of narcissism is adaptive and healthy, and certain professions attract them. Our society needs certain narcissists from time to time. Are you surmising that this speaker is a narcissist of a more maladaptive sort? Any evidence that she has harmed people?
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  2131. ​ @darrenlocke5627 Stuff your false equivalence. The topic is Walz' fitness. Tim Walz.
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  2132. Yes. I could not stop wondering about those poor children.
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  2133. I just put my unwanted things out on the curb and the scavengers take it all away for me! I just put decent, washed clothing in the town March of Dimes Dropbox. Freecycle is also a decent way to get rid of stuff, but the trick is to get takers to come pick it up.
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  2134.  @greggzillges7210  Deferring student loan payments based on higher education racketeering? That's an excellent idea. Let the creditors suck dust for a full quarter, while their poor, swindled marks get a full quarter of relief. You're either not thinking straight, or David Brock is paying you to post garbage.
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  2135. Styx is turning into James Taylor.
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  2136.  @colekerry2505  No, it's just as childish as "Mueller time!" or the much, much older "Fitzmas."
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  2137. Giant privates.
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  2138. ​@327JohnnySS She used to be slightly amusing in print, 25 years ago.
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  2139.  @mikebott6940  Part of cluster B, for sure (I used to work in acute-care psych and saw a lot of grandiosity), but I think that the need for attention is also a social phenomenon and by-blow of the rise of social media; instilling fear gets the fastest attention.
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  2140.  @CoercedJab  Do you have any idea how common catcalls are in the culture she was referring to? There's nothing flattering about it. It's like getting eaten alive by mosquitoes.
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  2141.  @monkeygraborange  Right--wookies are not a proper identitarian voting bloc.
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  2142.  @meatbot1012  Why can't you poop in the toilet, instead of in every thread? Are you from San Francisco?
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  2143. It was the reason I voted for him. That and not being HRC or anyone remotely like her.
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  2144. The one my dad was in was called "Apple 2."
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  2145. He's not sober yet.
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  2146. You never know about those high-profile graduates. Hillary Clinton got her first publicity by giving a contentious graduation speech at Wellesley . . . no wonder she's slobbering over this prissy copy of her 21 y.o. self. Blech!
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  2147. Like that other infamous IM meth user who honest to God lost his teeth to meth mouth and not coincidentally flew his "thousand-year" empire into the ground within 15 years.
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  2148. Good for her. And her book will be purchased discount and used to check erosion.
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  2149.  @scottmcloughlin4371  Great point. You want abortion or don't want it? Get off the couch and pay your state legislator and senator a polite visit.
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  2150.  @Eric_Bassett  In one instance, in diplomacy, he broke barriers that our Foreign Service never managed to do before. He is a canny natural diplomat.
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  2151.  @jessss444  This was mainstream reporting during the first year she spent as VP. Her staff had 92% attrition, which is unusually bad. To this date, she has retained only 4 of her original staff. There was a lot written about it, although it may have been scrubbed by now. Her main girl, whose first name was Simone, was an early quitter. Look it up, yourself.
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  2152. The whole country is strapped. Guns are neutral tools, insurance policies, if you will, and most never get used against another human. Certainly, most do not carry with evil in their hearts.
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  2153. I've heard that she was a devious and difficult person.
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  2154.  @spencermorgan675  The context of her remarks were at some LGB fundraiser of the well-heeled. Sympathetic reporter Amie Parnes wrote that she'd been using that line at cocktail parties and getting smug titters with it for weeks. The difference at the LGBT fundraiser is that somebody filmed her and leaked it. Your evaluation of Antifa is either intellectually dishonest or ignorant, so either shut up or go back to Ding Dong School--I don't care which, you big dummy.
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  2155.  @mysocalledknife07  oh, and Rutherford B. Hayes.
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  2156.  @mikew764  Don't you believe in the Democratic process?
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  2157.  @mikew764  The only thing simple, Mike, is your understanding of how our political system was designed to work. Centralized authority stinks, stank, and has always stunk.
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  2158.  @mikew764  Are you trying hard to be this obtuse?
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  2159. Anybody who has taken too much Norco after getting the wisdom teeth yanked has been acquainted with scromiting. It's bad for a few hours, then . . . goes away.
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  2160. My mom was Czech and grew up picking "hobi." We never suffered . . . Although she generally limited herself to gathering cinnamon tops and cauliflower mushrooms.
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  2161. Perhaps she'd used the dehydrator during the season in order to have a supply later. "Ope!" she told herself, "That dehydrator must go!"
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  2162. Well, it would slide right off Diana's skull . . .
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  2163. I finally have a reason to use those .38 snake shot rounds my hubby bought me. No poisonous snakes around here, anyhow.
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  2164. "Little Rocketman"
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  2165.  @troymash8109  I have a Slavic grandpa who spoke with an accent and have some Russians in the woodpile. I had better watch out for the pale, soft-handed laptop class looking to score social credit, right?
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  2166. I understand how beloved the spoon clank was, but yes, it is off-putting when someone stops mid-diatribe to slurp. Misophonia is a real thing, although only jerks protest loudly about such an individual quirk, I think. As for unprofessional, eh. Clank away. Stay bare chested. Fly an OuroBouros worm flag in the background. It does not alter fairly good-quality analysis, which is why people listen. Even my husband considers what Styx has to say, and he is a retired Republican rocket engineer. He probably would take Styx less seriously if he started prognosticating in a suit and blow-dried haircut.
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  2167. Doesn't she have a rather high-profile extramarital affair?
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  2168. I thought I was a strong woman, but then a guy told me to make him a sandwich and I came apart.
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  2169.  @ericellert4006  Better Miller is old.
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  2170.  @OceanSwimmer  There is ample reason to suspect neurological problems, and Parkinson's disease or side effects from its treatment explain most, if not all of her health oddities: spastic head and eye movements, poorly modulated voice, need for a posture brace, need for an aide to shine a flashlight where she is to place her foot, the repeated freeze-ups, the flashes of anger, even the paranoia, although that last has been her style since at least the 1970s.
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  2171. Schwarzers. They're all alike.
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  2172.  @theodoratorpey1255  In foreign language teaching, we have a term for people whose pronunciation is great but who haven't mastered idiomatic phrases and misspeak quite a bit: "abominably fluent". The original fellow who criticized her pronunciation ignored that she has a high level of fluency in speaking English easily and mostly without grammatical error. There is no struggle to understand what she says. The original critic is simply full of beans . . . and I would probably hesitate to take his ESL classes if he's so hung up on pronunciation. At least he said she sounds "charming."
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  2173. If I wanted to watch two oldsters get it on, I'd . . . ugh. I can't even finish the thought.
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  2174. What a mountain of unhealthy flesh the man is.
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  2175.  @monkeygraborange  I figure he has nothing else to do with his hands, since he obviously can't find his spigot.
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  2176. That's better than my name, which works out to "I nail co-eds".
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  2177. Also, he has Hef's slippers, though you can't see them here.
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  2178. My son's best friend is going on a stint in Djibouti, I heard. That struck me as strange--last I'd heard, the sum total of Djibouti's industry was a Coca-Cola bottling plant.
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  2179. This is rage bait/yellow journalism, but it helps build a consensus that this noisy minority is pretty much loathed by the other 90%.
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  2180. Just consulted a hand surgeon this morning. He seems both legit and pretty efficient.
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  2181. This should resonate with all the scorned women who abhor Trump: They now want to vote for the consummate side chick.
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  2182. My dad, too. Down to the nervous "haha" as he tries to figure out what he was trying to say.
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  2183. Pathopath. Like Sylvia Plath.
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  2184. Diva cups! With a menstrual cup, there is no need to free-bleed. Or buy disposable sanitary products, ever again.
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  2185. Similar story for my Swedish immigrant father-in-law. Farmers with eleven kids, and apparently so busy that they just named the eleventh child "Elfva." They farmed dairy and potatoes in northern Minnesota and everyone worked hard, on and off the farm. Much of their diet was venison and rabbit.
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  2186.  @arthurbrunelle9828  I have this image of Cornpop as Little Richard in bathing trunks.
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  2187. She seems to be a shooty person.
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  2188. Maybe it makes sense to that ilk to want government to enumerate every last right. Right for soldiers to bear arms. Right for mothers to evict fetal tenants. Right to breathe air.
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  2189. Turducken
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  2190. I live in Wisconsin, "The Badger State", and saw one chase my fearless brother down a hill and into the road. They really are "mean as snot".
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  2191. That's what the fellow did. That is why we know what we know today.
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  2192.  @Boyitellyouhwhat  Well, everybody from Minnesota accepts the truth: Minnesotans are into food that is literally white, and black pepper is daring.
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  2193. The left has a problem with human nature and keeps trying to legislate it away.
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  2194.  @zenosgrasshopper  I don't get it, either. I played hopscotch, jump rope, and jacks with plenty of black kids in elementary school. Maybe they're equal-opportunity racist games.
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  2195. 2013: they repealed Smith-Mundt, okaying propaganda.
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  2196.  @kevinpratt5436  That'd be a good sinecure for Chelsea--she's dumb as a baked potato.
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  2197. We took our money out of the market last Monday morning. Jeez, what a rout.
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  2198. They could run Rep. Julia Brownley.
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  2199. I loved Limewire when in my early 40s. Then a kid at a local college got hit with a $30,000 fine for using it.
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  2200. Just unsubscribed from The Dodo. Their animal videos were a guilty pleasure. But today they popped up with a video about Joe Biden adopting a rescued puppy. The thumbnail had him sniffing the poor mutt.
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  2201. Margarine is NOT dairy. Here in Wisconsin we knew that, and prohibited manufacturers from coloring it with anatto to look more like butter. It looked like a hunk of Crisco on the store shelf.
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  2202.  Hayden Williams  Mind your own mechanics as you critique another's spelling; you made at least two obvious mistakes of your own.
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  2203.  @burny6666  Heh. I remember how good it felt to be a smug Democrat, laughing at inbred trailer park denizens. Enjoy yourself, pal, while those of us who are more emotionally disciplined elect Trump to be your president for another 4 years. Reeeeeee!
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  2204. Well said, Wendell! I'm from northern Wisconsin, but I'm married to a southerner, and I feel as if rural Mississippi and Lousiana feel very much like home, because of the fine people there. Much more so than, say, northern California or Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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  2205. Holding an AR-15.
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  2206. In my household, we just learned how to bake a proper English roast encrusted in salt, pepper, ground mustard and celery seed. It's so delicious I want to cry.
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  2207. Get some help.
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  2208. I had a lot of it, too, growing up in Wisconsin. From relatives' bulk tanks. But little dairy farms seem a thing of the past.
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  2209. I'm in Wisconsin, and I've dreaded this kind of malarkey ever since the Democrats first decided to hold their convention in Milwaukee. They didn't do that to please Wisconsin voters--they did it so they could more easily buy Wisconsin votes.
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  2210. And petty. And scared.
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  2211. Target was convenient for me 20 years ago. I could drop by and get all my shopping done with my newborn in tow.
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  2212. Or at least underscore that nobody should care about these traits per se in a president.
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  2213.  FlamQ Dbltap  Then again, Soetero was running against Pierre Delecto, so it was not much of a choice.
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  2214. How did he get the idea that he was exceptionally attractive? He looked strangely like an overgrown baby, which, in fact, he was.
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  2215. The Uniparty is as tenacious as kudzu. For now, for my peace of mind, I must just sit back and enjoy the Joe Show.
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  2216. My employer dropped insurance and made me sign up for Obama care. The website was a useless kludge, and when I finally got through it, it was horribly expensive. I was working to feed my family, and pay for my house, so I just went without insurance. Plot twist: I'm a registered nurse.
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  2217. I think Willard Romney had the same problem.
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  2218. 🎶 I hope Neil Young will remember that Spotify don't need him around, anyhow. 🎶
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  2219. I love serranos. They are a staple in salsas South of the (future) wall.
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  2220.  @dawngrrrl  How about "kinkshaming" people who talk about their kinks in public fora when in reality no one wants to hear about it?
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  2221. Booker seems automated. His demeanor and timing makes me think his mind is clicking through an algorithm and his mouth and other body parts are just a hair slow in actuating. Everything he says is like a script that just doesn't quite jibe with whatever the humans around him are talking about. This is a man with little to offer but much to hide.
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  2222. Same, and I've taken care of countless COVID patients.
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  2223. My grandma lived at home until 101 and had eliminations more alert and oriented than Biden.
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  2224.  @gizmobalboa2106  Thanks. Dad was ready to go, but we miss him. At his own mother's funeral visitation, we heard him raise his voice in mock anguish, saying, "If only she had taken better care of herself!" We all laughed; Grandma was 101.
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  2225. Reminds me of what New Zealand's Jacinto Ardennes said about only trusting information that came from the government. That was just about the dumbest thing I'd heard a politician say since that congressman was worrying about Guam capsizing.
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  2226. Jacinda Ardern. Thanks, autocorrect.
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  2227. My husband is a Boomer and only occasionally shits his pants after an extended happy hour. 😉 😜
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  2228. Hey, wait. They're still finding votes for Hillary Clinton in California.
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  2229.  @a.h.lazure2346  Chomsky should have stuck to linguistics.
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  2230. Honestly, they just reacted to the paradigm shift, and are mad because their unwillingness to assess the situation clearly has made them look so gullible and foolish. They are not honest with themselves about the amount of betrayal they've doggedly put up with at the hands of Hillary and her like. They're feeling so dissonant about their own persistent stupidity that they've begun to have tantrums.
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  2231. He does tend to talk about concrete things, though. His style is repetitive, arch, and frequently grating, but I get what he's saying.
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  2232. Drink her breakfast.
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  2233. Actually, you are in HER district. Your neighbors voted her in out of brainlessness and misplaced guilt.
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  2234. Diana, by most accounts, was a real headache to those around her.
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  2235. We don't necessarily need total war to reset our compass. Between the bank train wrecks in 2008 and the complete rot in government becoming clear, we've had two big crises to tune us up.
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  2236. She's a wordsmith. Words really matter to her. And she probably places less value on Trump's adroit diplomacy.
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  2237. You might ask that.
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  2238. Check under your seat and placemats.
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  2239. I have this idea that she was like the Martha character in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?", raging drunk with runny eyeliner and the demeanor of a wolverine.
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  2240. Elisa Bertucci: É veramente bellísimo, ma non exattamente come questo video. Il colore nesto é molto exaggerato. (Disculpe---non parlo italiano)
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  2241. February is also Thyroid Awareness Month. And the first Graves' patient I ever met was a 96 y.o. woman who was born on Leap Day. She told me she was just 24.
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  2242. During Reagan's seconds term, I first became aware of Donald Trump because he began to do the talk show rounds, bitching about how the USA was being ripped off, and how the 1986 tax code was hell on real estate developers.
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  2243. At a rummage sale?
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  2244. As long as she don't start twerkin'.
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  2245. Decades of brain degradation following those bilateral aneurysms. Joe's a loose cannon.
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  2246. He didn't use it in vain. Get a grip.
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  2247.  @cinder2085  Did you watch the entire context of what he said? Granted, the guy's speech is sometimes impressionistic, but he said he had total authority "in this subject," by which he meant the Defense Production Act, not everything. Don't let your distaste blind you to facts.
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  2248. "Sticky slattern of a VP". That's good!
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  2249. Tell 'em they look stupid.
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  2250. The comments here that dehumanize Trump and his supporters are sickening.
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  2251.  @palolomita6512  I've read that being shot in 1981 really accelerated his mental decline. He also really struggled after his 2nd-term bowel resection.
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  2252. And her daughter, Chutney, makes Hillary shine in comparison. What a hothouse dullard.
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  2253.  @howdareyouexist  That's true, as well, nowadays.
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  2254. Slurry puts one in mind of mine waste, or sewage.
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  2255.  @monkeygraborange  "Formosus"? What a name for a corpse--it means "beautiful".
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  2256. I always loved Mississippi and Louisiana because it felt like home, living there. I'm from the Rust Belt. The big pleasant surprise down there are rural blacks, who are completely relatable.
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  2257. I was born in 1965 with three much older Boomer siblings, so I feel as though I have a foot in both world views. Diminished Xer economic prospects also apply; choosing a career in the Carter era felt pretty grim. Post-secondary credentials suddenly seemed necessary.
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  2258.  Jim McIntosh  I can make it from strips of grocery bags, in fact.
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  2259. OMG! Like, words are so daingerrrrrusss-ah!
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  2260. His mom made a little lamp out of mushrooms and driftwood.
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  2261.  @golanoski1  Who sits and watches YouTube commentary when it's just a talking head? I listen with headphones as I do other work. Of course, then the coffee slurping stops being funny and starts being annoying, but I'm one of those dopes with misophonia. My husband and I have grown fond of Styx because of how his mind synthesizes things. Very good brain. The best. Those other brains? Total disasters. It's true. He's actually a great spoken word guy. Not canned. Quick on his feet. Able to draw from a broad fund of knowledge. The clanking spoon, slurping and DFH costume are delightful, quirky, Dadaist details. Don't sweat the small stuff.
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  2262. Twitter always made me feel the need for a bath.
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  2263. She was so bad during the `08 primaries, that they had to school her on how to tone down her big mouth. She was a turn-off to regular Dems. Angry, charisma-free.
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  2264.  @qislegit.donttrustthemedia6232  Likewise, going off of a CNS depressant like alcohol, benzodiazepines or zolpidem, which suppress REM, frequently causes a long spate of vivid dreams and even nightmares . . . until your brain readjusted to not being so dulled. SSRIs frequently activate people, so if you are taking Zoloft in the morning and your sleep is still crummy, try taking it just before bedtime. It makes other people drowsier than usual. It's hard to predict, and a little dose timing experimentation is easy to do.
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  2265. It wasn't a moral panic . . . . It was a morbid fascination with exploding electronic cigars.
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  2266. Remember he promised only one term?
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  2267. If she had to sound diffident and qualify everything in terms of "some Britons wanted A, but on the other hand, there were others who wanted B . . . " the interview would have been 3 hours long and tedious as hell. I think it's safe to assume a prevailing view in a particular nation, most of the time. Otherwise you have an incoherent mob.
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  2268. Grumpy Old Presidents coming to a theater near you.
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  2269. What a pathetic person. I doubt that he's teachable, at all.
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  2270. Media talking heads are not the Electoral College. Who cares what Ms. Bloody Eye thinks? She's vapid and she's desperate.
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  2271. What about that one of her and Bill in swimming suits, dancing in the surf? (Gak! Argh!) I knew her gynecologist, albeit online. She had normal, trim legs until she had her baby. Frequently, women come down with lipedema after childbirth, and this is probably what happened to the Hildebeest, too.
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  2272. ​ @hankogle6858 yeah, there were some. And she did have cankles/ piano legs, just like Nancy Reagan. I guess I thought that she started wearing pants because dresses made her look more like a First Lady.
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  2273.  @lynnerobinson5886  Quit slobbering over everyone else's money; our tax burden is heavy enough, already. Work harder for your own family and give a little back to the community as a volunteer, as many of us do.
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  2274. How is that socialism? They're asking that Saudi and Russia quit dumping their product on the market, not for bailouts or nationalization. The worst that could happen would be tariffs on foreign oil, to keep our companies solvent. In the meantime, the president wants to build back the strategic oil reserve while oil is dirt cheap. I suspect you're not really thinking hard about what they said. Listen to it another time and pay closer attention.
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  2275.  @pathacker4963  I'm an Xer who is 53, and agree with the first part of your message about Boomers' basically meaning well, but as to the second part, shitting on Xers and Milennials is bad manners. Try not to shit on your kids.
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  2276. Well, it's John Flipping Bolton. He is a man intoxicated with unnecessary wars. That is more obscene than calling him a hawk, a dove, or disliked.
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  2277. So sick of presidents and presidential candidates who flit from one job to the next in order to build a résumé for the presidency. Herbert Walker Bush was one such. Hillary another. It's so obvious what those empty [pant]suits were trying to do. Compare that to a president with a long résumé, but who actually was effective in his previous jobs. TR. Eisenhower. Nixon, Truman. Even Trump. As an aside, I think one read on why people are so surprised at Trump's effectiveness is that we had become inured to career politician poseurs (John Edwards, John Kerry,) and heavily credentialed "experts" such as Herbert Hoover, Herbert Walker Bush, Al Gore, and so forth. None of whom ever got their fingers dirty except in carefully planned photo ops, really. So, we thought Trump was a complete, ignorant lout, when in fact he was flexible, pragmatic, something of a generalist, and used to thinking like a systems engineer about all manner of definite, concrete, brick-and-mortar projects, all with a budget and deadline. All requiring some practical and nimble skills. So, so, so qualitatively different from the work of standard-issue statesmen in recent times. What a marvelous thing to see---the lout showing up all the highly credentialed experts.
    2
  2278. I'd sew their hides into about 60 "Wilsons".
    2
  2279. There is nothing wrong with a conservative deploring income inequality when it is the result of cronyism and regulatory capture, which it is.
    2
  2280. My husband is a NOLA escapee. He now says he'd rather take a beating than go into the city . . . or St. Tammany Parish, almost.
    2
  2281. He's campaigned on freedom of religion. I'll be happy to see him campaign about freedom of speech, and categorically against censorship.
    2
  2282. ​ @JM-vp8zc 58, here. I think ratio of comments to likes also counts. Twitter is a strange, encysted universe.
    2
  2283.  @1133saginaw  I respect Chomsky in his field, linguistics, but fuck all his hippy-dippy gloom. He's not a true polymath.
    2
  2284. Oh, the stories we have. My progenitor left Norway for Chicago and forgot to send for the rest of the family. His old lady was pissed, hopped on a boat, and found him again. I wouldn't be alive today if it hadn't been for that feisty old harridan.
    2
  2285. It's not easy being red, white, and blue.
    2
  2286. Who would wish California on anyone? Ick!
    2
  2287. It sounds like Fort Sumter up here in the north woods.
    2
  2288. I think my sister-in-law had that. Seductive, fond of embarrassing people, ton of makeup, and she was jealous of her own newborn son.
    2
  2289. The term of the day is "saturation control".
    2
  2290. Big people have mean streaks like pork belly has fat streaks.
    2
  2291.  @mjwpowerstroke  I thought that the delusional dumb fuck ate his own gun. Either way, the people inciting this kind of violence for the sake of their own power should properly be punished by the useful idiots whom they have manipulated.
    2
  2292.  @aceboog4546  I love you, Booger, but I just can't afford you! 😢 😆
    2
  2293. I have one who is still going. She's very gullible. She bought a crate of paperbacks related to global warming called 101 Ways to Save the Planet and hands them out to dinner guests. She really thinks that certain skin tones are too dumb to get an ID card. Nice, nice lady, but not a deep thinker.
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  2294. I resemble that remark!
    2
  2295. Eating kale is what really turns a person into a preacher, though.
    2
  2296. They ran the gamut, from A to B.
    2
  2297. Little kids have horrible hygiene, and it would not be appropriate for them to have direct contact with someone who is immunocompromised.
    2
  2298. Try again. The people holding power sow discord and division between you and me, not Donald Trump. He never pokes fun at voters, even Democratic voters. And he makes all the right enemies.
    2
  2299. I remember when the I-35 bridge over the Mississippi in Snowgadishu collapsed, do you?
    2
  2300.  @AustinRogan  That's a bit too general of you. Men are more reasonable and stable in general, but a huge proportion of men are also hysterical idiots. How about we not disenfranchise thinking adults on the the basis of their sex. What are you? Nuts?
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  2301.  @TheLasombra077  Dysphonia aside, Kennedy is a wonderful, lucid speaker. And he seems to do it on the fly.
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  2302. You were not paying attention. Also, he modified his appearance a lot.
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  2303. I thought it was the "We call it `maize'" girl.
    2
  2304. I actually learned about the FISA court from my U.S. Senator at dinner one night, in the middle of the Bush Abomination. Senator Russ Feingold spoke in quiet, reproachul tones about this "super-secret, unconstitutional" panel of judges. I'd never heard of such a kangaroo-sounding thing. Feingold was a pretty good "process liberal" and disliked by his colleagues for basically staying unbought. He was a pro-gun Democrat who refused to pander to SJWs.
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  2305. 28 months?
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  2306.  @tomzablee  Jeez. What exalted culture are you from? Americans may have inflicted Disney on the Old and Rotting World, but we also came up with jazz. And, so far, we aren't in the habit of wallowing in each other's blood over assassinated archdukes, and foolishness like that.
    2
  2307. Naw, she's rooted in a chair like Jabba the Kvetch.
    2
  2308.  Jack BRADFORD  Just after her election loss, she seemed to be wearing a bulky postural brace. That's the sort of thing Parkinson's patients wear to minimize the characteristic stoop.
    2
  2309.  @Swoop187OG187  Not strictly true, or people wouldn't have mass hysteria over an uncouth president. It took a lot of propagandizing to get people to buy Trump as Hitler Mark II.
    2
  2310. I've eaten my share of fast food in the past, but never as a child. Mom worked hard to keep us in good food--dessert was a homemade pie a few times a year, otherwise, not even on a Sunday did we have dessert. No Kool-Aid, no sugary cereals, no white bread. This was back in the 1960s and 70s, before the health food craze. We were working class and a family of six, and Mom and Dad made every penny work twice, so what would have gone into convenience foods got spent starting and running several successful businesses, instead, and I was 17 before a cheap date took me to McDonald's, which I'd never been to. I ate French fries because everything looked gross, and my date horked down two cheeseburgers. He had orange cheese smeared all over his teeth. The good times, great taste of McDonald's.
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  2311.  @chucklindenberg1093  I see that the Trump campaign is on the record about that. Other rumors say that this love affair with wine and whiskey has gone on for years. As my husband says, "He'll yeah, I'm down with the politics of personal destruction!"
    2
  2312.  @terrid.9204  I lived there as a little kid and (barely) remember the rioting in 1968. Having the DNC convention there during this political cycle will be like dumping planeloads of tinder on the place. Expect something fiery.
    2
  2313. How bad off is Abe after the shooting?
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  2314.  @johngenericlastname9781  Hornet guy has a valid point. Who are the very worst Covidians? Admit it.
    2
  2315.  @johngenericlastname9781  No. Personally, I know way too many scared, white lefty idiots who push the usual Covid crap. They are also feeling so guilty for their do-nothing jobs (teaching, HR) that they repel foreigners and minorities with their acrobatic apologetics. I am an Xer who gets paid to do painful things to sick and injured people, by the way.
    2
  2316. Nine years ago, I was demonstrating against Walker and voting Evers for DPI head. But Walker sure got my vote in 2018!
    2
  2317.  @_SkyEye  Exactly. Trump said much the same when speaking to a governors' meeting, recently. He mentioned armaments almost sheepishly, saying arms talks might someday happen again, but for now "we have no choice."
    2
  2318. Uh-oh! Looks like Biden is that proverbial ham sandwich.
    2
  2319. Small state.
    2
  2320. Labour and Democrats are the havens for people who might never grow up and paddle their own canoe.
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  2321. He used to be an aide for James Trafficant. Holy crap, that's a horrible thing to put on your résumé!
    2
  2322. My rule 9f thumb is that anybody doing selfies and videos in her car for social media purposes is an attention seeker, and maybe even a bit of a head case.
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  2323. Who is "they"?
    2
  2324. This also reminds me of credit default swaps and other imaginary instruments that cratered the stock market in 2008. YOU CAN'T MAKE MONEY OUT OF NOTHING!
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  2325.  @BAFFLED-u4o  speaking of 40, among population that don't use contraceptives, such as the Hutterites, average maternal age of last baby is 40. There's something that those 45 y.o. celebrities having babies never admit: donor eggs from a 20 year old.
    2
  2326.  @bad77dragtruck  The scandalous part of it, to me, was that the aide was getting her hair brushed by a naked congresswoman, yet her face was glued to her damn phone. Milennials!
    2
  2327. Link sounds like a disrespectful flake.
    2
  2328. Going to coat the next batch of wadcutters in 21st-century Democrat Blue. Or maybe crazed, waddling SJW hamplanet crew cut blue. Can't decide.
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  2329. Hillary actually had substance to her positions, and on that point alone, she was better than Harris.
    2
  2330. As ever, she casts the blame elsewhere. I saw her Wisconsin game in 2008. It was lame and run almost exclusively by cat ladies who would invite you to a HRC rally then berate you if you declined.
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  2331. Ron was stillborn.
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  2332. Son.
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  2333. Good for you! Me either, and my kid has managed fine having an intact foreskin among circumcised classmates. I was born in 1965 in the American Midwest, and absolutely all the boys got docked where I lived. As a nurse, I mostly see foreskin among very elderly men, born before WW II.
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  2334.  @labab1048  I hope you're right. Nevertheless, I work in a medical facility, and CMS is still making us go through silly contortions over this virus. I currently work with 11 COVID- infected patients who are being isolated like nuclear waste, even though they all feel just fine. Government regulations and fiscal punishments are hard to fight.
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  2335. Hey, I would love me some horse blinkers! As an RN, I often work at a "hot desk," out at the nurses' station, with all kinds of distraction from patients and coworkers. Problem is, I usually need to both focus on my work (often requiring calculation or critical thinking) AND keep an eye and ear out for emergent situations. Horse blinkers sound like a luxury, to me.
    2
  2336. I've been a cubicle rat, too, and again, human horse blinkers sound like the ticket to me. There is always some "Michael Scott" in cubicle land-usually some female extrovert- who owns the room as soon as she enters it. You hear about her salad she made for lunch, the cute thing her kid said, the last dumbass thing that happened on Real Housewives, her menstrual period, her phone calls, and whatever she's looking at on FB. What I really want is to point my Chief's Special at her and tell her to shut up, but what I can do about it usually involves ear buds and an mp3 playlist. If I have the luxury of not answering phone calls, that is.
    2
  2337. Seen Sanders give a bunch of Iraq-era speeches at Fighting Bob Fest in Wisconsin (named for progenitor of Wisconsin's progressive LaFollette dynasty). Crowd adored his anti-war speech, though he gave the same damn speech 3 years in a row. Later on, I realized that Bernie really only has one speech. I still voted for him in the 2016 WI primary as a "Take that, you dried up, entitled old skank!" vote against HRC. That's Bernies main claim to fame. As 7-UP is forever and foremost the un-cola, so is Bernie forever and foremost the un-Hillary.
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  2338. So that's what happened to Bambi. Had no idea that she had died. As a native Milwaukean, I have no doubt that the police investigation was a total hairball. Can we cede Milwaukee to Illinois, or something? It now drags Wisconsin down with it.
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  2339. Kamala is proposing giving our tax money to buy people houses, which will then be taxed. That does not sound productive of anything real. That sounds like taxing people into the ground.
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  2340.  @ColKorn1965  You shouldn't do that to porcupines, my father-in-law used to say, up in the wilds of northern Minnesota. After deer and rabbit become scarce, there will always be porcupine to eat. That is, if you don't waste them by soaking them in turpentine and cramming them up somebody's ass.
    2
  2341.  @taoisimdrunkard  Correct, except the race was against the detestable but lucrative hawk, George Dubya Bush, not detestable but lucrative Obama.
    2
  2342.  @dr.lyleevans6915  And you supply the balls, right, Dr. Lyle?
    2
  2343. Unifying around getting Brandon moving is better than no unity at all.
    2
  2344. Well, I would, but I got banned. Thanks, Elon.
    2
  2345. Go stuff your Q nonsense.
    2
  2346. Keep driving forward.
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  2347. I remember when Chaz came out. Thought it was a dumb name. I normally hate cologne on men (you smell good, just as you are!), but dated a guy in 1983 who wore one called "Tactics," and that smelled really good. Would havw bought a bottle if I had been able to find it.
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  2348. ​ @jeannepeacock8598 She hasn't done much with what she has been given. Her ambassadorships were just patronage because of all the Camelot horsecrap.
    2
  2349. If the stroke happened in the right hemisphere, he may have very poor insight into his own condition.
    2
  2350. If I were a retirement home director, I would take a pass on him. A retirement home isn't the right place for a guy who shits his pants, falls down a lot, and has the recall ability of a chicken.
    2
  2351. "The work must continues."
    2
  2352.  @MrBrachiatingApe  Thank you for pointing out the longstanding New York Times stylebook. They have been referring to presidents as "Mr." since forever. Anyone who reads the Grey Lady over the years will have noticed this. With all the terrible yellow journalism going on out there, there is no need to make things up.
    2
  2353. "DINK" as a term has been around for at least 30 years.
    2
  2354. Elvis Costello called the royals bums, as I recall.
    2
  2355. "Moon shot" projects: libertarian and engineers' darling Robert Heinlein wrote a famous science fiction story titled "The Man Who Sold the Moon," about an industry captain, D. D. Harriman, who made the first moon shot possible. My husband* and I just call Musk the real-life D. D. Harriman. Last night's conversation was a broadcast for the ages. * Hubby spent 30 years as a NASA propulsion test engineer.
    2
  2356. @clangerbasher  So I hear. He disapproves of the NASA process, but said the Air Force's rocket program is even more hidebound (he consulted for them after he retired). Now he's just sitting back and cheering Musk and peering Bezos.
    2
  2357. What does "rough justice" mean?
    2
  2358. Great comment. They put so much energy into showing concern for others--often without consulting their targets, and with very little in the way of results.
    2
  2359. The man speaks as if he were a caricature of Al Sharpton. It's comical.
    2
  2360. Limey
    2
  2361. Trump is using "installed,"
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  2362. But don't go too far, or you'll be in the dog biting room.
    2
  2363.  @monkeygraborange  But I'm tired of pizza, and one of their vote harvesters promised me a ribeye!
    2
  2364. Rats and vermin, all right.
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  2365. Lol
    2
  2366. My husband once made fox spaghetti. One of his buddies on a hunting trip accidentally bagged one, and they couldn't bear to waste it. He is from Louisiana, where they eat everything. He has fond memories of robin stew.
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  2367. Am I the only person who cringes whenever Democrats don "cool" sunglasses?
    2
  2368. I had one Lincoln Log. One. That's what happens when you have three older siblings. The erector set was just part of a crane, and the Chinese checkers had no marbles left.
    2
  2369. I have taken to reading foreign news in the languages I know how to read. It is enormously more helpful than American news, which dove into its own navel even before it became total state propaganda.
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  2370. He may have been psychotic, but he was likely not wrong about the crap pulled by Democrats at the leadership level. One man's "myth" is another man's nightmare regime.
    2
  2371. Cool! The next town over has a huge Somali population. Gonna grab the SKS or the AR, hop in the back of their pickup, and take lessons!
    2
  2372.  @lorizeppelina2286  As a human being, he should never have accepted the nomination for president. He is currently holding his party hostage in his refusal to retire, lol.
    2
  2373. He is by definition a politician, and a damn good one. An amateur politician, as the Founders intended. We've just become jaded by 51% hedgers like Willard Romney and his ilk. Afraid to express an authentic thought, in thrall to the consultants they rely so heavily upon.
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  2374. That old baggage posted misleading information about voter registration in Wisconsin the other day. I'd like to see Jack rap her arthritic knuckles for attempted voter suppression. Hell, she wants all Wisconsinites except people in Milwaukee, Racine, Madison and Kenosha to think they missed the registration window and stay home. Wisconsin has had same-day voter registration since forever.
    2
  2375. He did well, this morning, didn't he?
    2
  2376. This time with more Wakanda!
    2
  2377. ​ @violenceislife1987  i thought roux was the oil/flour, and the "holy trinity" was sautéed first in the butter, then set aside as the roux browned. Learned Creole cooking from my husband, who grew up in NOLA.
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  2378. Yes, but it also makes sense that she's being coy about running because possibility is what keeps her slush funds full. As unpopular and infirm as she is, teasing donors might be the best she can do.
    2
  2379.  Tricia R.  In the "stweet".
    2
  2380. And a Don Martin cartoon character from MAD.
    2
  2381. Hey, Leon Cooperman! Congratulations! You've done very well with Trump!
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  2382. Joe has Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. That's my bet.
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  2383. Maybe you could use another figure of speech. Abbott's spine was smashed by a randomly falling tree.
    2
  2384. Chupacabra Trump.
    2
  2385.  @betsybarnicle8016  And she was fired from that for hiding exculpatory evidence, too.
    2
  2386. Told my woke cousin about decriminalization of homosexuality (because she was blowing an ovary over our not flying the rainbow flag at our embassies) and she said it was fake news and blocked me, with a potshot about My "ignorant snark".
    2
  2387. Glad to know he's not just a torso on a chair.
    2
  2388. Buy me a ticket on the last train home tonight.
    2
  2389. Dude, he gave his own response?
    2
  2390. Gee, helluva job, Janjan.
    2
  2391. Oh, and his daddy was a mailman.
    2
  2392.  @Char1ynn  Yep. It was even hard to Google information about it.
    2
  2393. I want him to get us chocolate milk with the hot lunches, and open campus for the seniors.
    2
  2394.  D K  Well, isn't it normal to walk around with a gun 24/7? Let me guess . . . you're a suburbanite, or maybe from one of those stabby countries where armed police and government thugs suffer you to live.
    2
  2395. A Ron Burgundy-style coup!
    2
  2396.  @monkeygraborange  I'm all in favor of returning to limiting suffrage to real property owners again. That way, you discourage thoughtless voting without punishing intelligent, productive women, few though there seem to be, these days.
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  2397. @Pixel Storm Tell that to the Milorganite company. Of course, you have to compost it, first. The kids in CHAZ will not have researched that.
    2
  2398. And they've tricked a lot of people into thinking that supporting this war is the noblest thing ever. Those people would (and do) support anything that they're to to support. 🙄
    2
  2399.  @_Myrhl  Great Pyrenee. Don't know much about them, myself, except that they know a frozen kitten when they see one.
    2
  2400. Nice of them to play canary for the rest of us.
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  2401. I don't vote for Wookies!
    2
  2402. Read an excerpt of the article, and it was awful. Very backhanded.
    2
  2403. At least I assume that her mood required a takedown and an IM tranq.
    2
  2404. What a rotten thing to say. Get help.
    2
  2405. Thanks. I just got one. I'll keep it away from the cats.
    2
  2406. Trump has always been willing to talk to the press and quite bluntly, too. He has always reminded me of the British or Canadian Prime Minister, standing up, taking whatever comes, thinking on his feet, and giving it right back to the opposition. And, with Donald Trump, the press is always super-adversarial.
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  2407.  @baneverything5580  I can relate, being a disco survivor, myself, with a Dukakis/Bentsen yard sign in my pole shed and a coterie of Disney cartoons as well as my dad but with a lizard's head on his shoulders chasing after me, from time to time. But I hate GPS and merely tried to get their mailing addresses. Now, if you excuse me, there's a bandwagon full of old hippies still singing "We Shall Overcome" that I must hop on. Be there, or be square!
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  2408. Well, I've found that the gun doesn't always unholster easily. That could have been me. Let this brave man's example remind us to upgrade our skills and maintain them. May he rest in peace.
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  2409.  @Mandrake591  I read a lot, and in several different languages. You seem to be outing yourself as gullible.
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  2410. @greenbrain8725  Your comment is very self-serving, since you know nothing about me, including education and occupation.
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  2411. Are you implying that He is the Second Clanking?
    2
  2412. @The Smell of Burnt Almonds Over Zoom, or whatever it was, Fallon's first utterance sounded like a big burp. Which it may really have been.
    2
  2413. In her prison purse.
    2
  2414. That's what they call drunk driving in Australia and Britain.
    2
  2415.  @TrumpSucksMyDick  in addition to giving to charity and helping Somali neighbors study for their citizenship test, I spent a dozen years as volunteer EMS. Volunteer because my ambulance service was forever writing off poor peoples' ambulance bills. What have YOU done to help others, besides yourself?
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  2416. He was too busy being Styxhexenhammered, playing grab-ass and playing AI music.
    2
  2417.  @SvendleBerries  It'd look bad in my portfolio.
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  2418.  @NicTheGreek1979  Well, okay, my husband is Nic the Greek, as was his dad . . . and you'll never guess his middle name. George. 😆
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  2419.  @JM-vp8zc  Great point!
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  2420. That it isn't Mega MAGA? I dunno.
    2
  2421. They don't want "regular". Only "supra-perfect" is good enough for that smug-ass crowd, and then, not for long, probably.
    2
  2422. Yes, on-line media change even how a dinosaur like me reads. It's good to get back to dead tree media from time to time. Or at least a paperwhite Kindle.
    2
  2423. Life is short. I did not watch the panel part.
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  2424. What is this crap about Biden driving a semi, Rubber Duck? My two year old used to swear he'd driven one, too.
    2
  2425. Only impossible if you are addicted to consumption and have a limited budget.
    2
  2426.  @justalurker3143  Can't wait for their take on Operation Legend.
    2
  2427. Oh no! . . . Anyway . . .
    2
  2428. Carson would be a winning choice.
    2
  2429. Toilet potato vodka.
    2
  2430. Corn cobs?
    2
  2431. Severe Alzheimer's is where you forget how to communicate your needs, forget who your nearest and dearest are, and eventually forget how to swallow. Biden is early- to moderate-stage. That said, TRUMP 2020 🇺🇸
    2
  2432. Got a Chief Special in a Sneaky Pete on my hip today, in celebration.
    2
  2433. WHAT? I did vote for him 24 years ago, but my God, Gore has the sex appeal of a hall monitor or an AV nerd.
    2
  2434.  @MrsRitchieBlackmore  Earth tones and a power stance! Lol.
    2
  2435.  @MrsRitchieBlackmore  I just looked it up. Urp.
    2
  2436. Me and Mr. Nic signed. Get three friends to sign. Alex n Abilio: seatmates 4ever!
    2
  2437. It has become a relief to be invisible, though silverbacks still flirt-- 50- and 60- something grandpas whom I'd have ignored as a hot young thing.
    2
  2438. Back in the days of the Cold War, astronauts and cosmonauts did a lot of work together. We can still cooperate that way.
    2
  2439. I like Bitchute, but the web-based interface is shit. Is there an app, yet?
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  2440. ​ @alexkogan9755 Which Heinlein approach? He had several. In fact, he ran as a really leftist California state rep in the 1930s.
    2
  2441. After watching this, I just want to publicly apologize for having habitually voted for Democrats up until 2016. That was such a dumb thing to do. Sorry about that. Won't ever do it again.
    2
  2442. "Did ya hear the one about the cannibal who passed my uncle in the jungle? Not a joke!"
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  2443. I'd say that you should probably remove your hat and hold it over your heart, unless you have an open head wound or a botfly larva emerging from your scalp. Then you will be excused for not taking it off.
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  2444. This did ring a bell for me. I did hear this before.
    2
  2445. Graves' ophthalmopathy, a form of Thyroid Eye Disease. Happened to me, though not as markedly. My right eye was affected worse, and I still have double vision when I look up or to the side. The fat and muscles inside the eye socket get attacked by antibodies and swell, pushing the globes forward. It can cause blindness in a couple different ways.
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  2446. I earned two degrees working my way through, with just one grant from the state, based on my ACT score, and a modest scholarship. Don't use my hard-earned bucks to grease voters' palms.
    2
  2447. Madison can contribute to society by being made an example and a warning to her fellow nitwits.
    2
  2448. No, this isn't 6 people in a gym for Buttigieg.
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  2449. The name of the game by itself sounds like a pickup line he might try. "Hiya, cutie! Wanna play a game of Hidin' Biden?"
    2
  2450. No, he should just develop a personality.
    2
  2451. It's a crisis they are hell-bent on amplifying and exploiting. They are regular crisis whores.
    2
  2452. I thought they were great.
    2
  2453. While we're boycotting beer, I will never crack an Earth Rider again, after the Superior, Wisconsin, brewery hosted Biden mumbling to the kegs and claiming that the waters of Lake Superior came from beer.
    2
  2454. "—get puked on by someone from London—" Lol!
    2
  2455. De Ma Gogue
    2
  2456. "Gaffes."
    2
  2457. Gen X here. We got stereotyped as lazy, underachieving sociopaths.
    2
  2458. @aab350z  If the Fourth Turning theory holds out, we are in for some relief, soon. Eventually, those of us who weather these storms will be able to breathe a little more easily.
    2
  2459.  Chris Shahan  She's an insult comic and an armchair drug counselor. No way, she says, could anyone maintain his tempo without regular toots of blow. I think she just might be Low-Energy Lynn.
    2
  2460. The Little Apple is kind of a pretentious city. I don't think they even like themselves.
    2
  2461. And Peter Buttcheeks is the most bland candidate since Al Gore.
    2
  2462. She may be a mattress back, yes, but why? She seems to have forgotten to have kids.
    2
  2463. Or Thunderbird.
    2
  2464. Oh, brother. I really am allergic to shrimp, and I will continue to ask if it is an ingredient. Let the waiter think I'm nuts.
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  2465. Well, somebody told Bloomberg that those cool kids at that startup, Google, had an open floor plan, with bean bag chairs, pinball, and fruit rollups. The guy's just trying to keep up.
    2
  2466. Alzheimer's patients also lose taste perception except for that of sweetness. I had one patient, years ago, who would only eat her dinner if it was slathered in buttercream frosting.
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  2467. Best wishes to you, Stephen, from another RN sidelined in a purple state because of corporate mandates. We will both work, eventually. Just perhaps not for Big Hospital/Big Clinic type employers. Not until they regain their senses.
    2
  2468. Jeez. I'm so old, I remember voting for him the first time.
    2
  2469.  Utubecan Eatshit  Gin Screamer
    2
  2470. Yes, you're the only one. The ear pinna looks chewed and swollen, like a wad of gum. He still has granulation tissue on that bullet graze. It is different than it was before. Not only that, the hair is brushed away from it and there's a strong light on it. What were you expecting? A Swiss cheese hole punch?
    2
  2471. Plastic surgery: Kristin Noem also doesn't know when to quit. She looks Hollywood grotesque.
    2
  2472. OCPD patients are some of the most unreachable people, or so I found in my year of being a psych nurse.
    2
  2473.  @suzannahblaylock312  People are already abandoning masks where I live. I think President Trump has said that they are purely voluntary, not mandatory, anyhow. Some governors, on the other hand, have gone overboard.
    2
  2474.  @GULAG-vb6fy  Lesbian, maybe? (Sappho)
    2
  2475. If only they were that bright.
    2
  2476. We have "The Loop," and no, I don't live in Chicago.
    2
  2477. Somebody please smuggle in a phone and film her, this time, as she loses. I want to see her lose her sh¡t. I want to see champagne bottles fly. I want to see her slap up whatever misguided fool runs her campaign. And then, I want to see her get the Ativan/Haldol injection, once the hotel room is trashed.
    2
  2478.  @nicholasbeeson4999  Not sure. I was born in Milwaukee right after the last of its socialist mayors passed from the scene. The eastern coast of Wisconsin is solidly Republican with the exception of the big urban areas. This is a holdover from before the ports petered out and the rust belt rusted.
    2
  2479. Carnivore for 60 days, lost 18 pounds, joint inflammation all gone, one meal a day, no cravings, never hungry.
    2
  2480. People confuse "early onset" with "early stage". A pity.
    2
  2481. I don't know. One uncompromising bowel movement and she would collapse into herself and slither out of her exoskeleton.
    2
  2482. The ear is definitely uncovered and lit. You can see that its shape has been altered by the bullet graze.
    2
  2483. No kidding. No one is going to sit and watch at a desktop. Reading is so much quicker, and podcasts don't tie up your eyes. I treat this channel like a podcast.
    2
  2484. At a Trump rally when he was president, I made sure to stow my everyday carry weapon in a case in my locked car, along with everything I thought seemed like a weapon. Standing in line, my husband found a loading strip of .357 rounds in his pocket and hid them in the grass behind a semi's wheel so he could pick them up on the way out, but they were gone when we left! Once through the magnetometers, we lost our Juul and vape pens _forever_. And I saw Obama before he even got nominated, and he had presidential-level SS security.
    2
  2485. Believe me, we don't, Barry.
    2
  2486. Sort of symbolizes Obama's modus operandi perfectly--promise the moon and deliver a bunch of . . . words.
    2
  2487.  @sacrebleuthedeadlypokeofzo8566  Lazy and self-centered, to be sure, looking at his backstory. Sounds as if he had expected dictatorial powers, rather than having to schmooze and politick to get anything done. But . . . how could he spend so much time in Indonesia as a youth and not pick up the language?
    2
  2488. Don't be obtuse. You know what he meant. Try making a real argument.
    2
  2489. Speaking of looks, I googled this guy, and he used to look an awful lot like another guy with Irish roots--Dick Nixon.
    2
  2490. I don't think America is ready for a Wookie sitting at the Resolute desk.
    2
  2491. A selfie video of him surfaced, saying, (paraphrased) "I'm drunk as hell. I just drink my beer but don't bother anybody. Why does every-fucking-body have a problem with me?" I think he was the kind of drunk who groped women. In his culture, that behavior is as common as mud.
    2
  2492. Will they also make an ovary prod for all the cackling cubicle hens?
    2
  2493. Non-minorities in Milwaukee thought little of the police force, either.
    2
  2494. I still am laughing that he said, "old pile of crap."
    2
  2495. Beware Merrick Garland.
    2
  2496. Watch out for Sarah Soles' paintings . . .
    2
  2497. Get those minarets off Hagia Sophia, stat!
    2
  2498. "Trust me."
    2
  2499. It began being used in the Clinton administration.
    2
  2500. Drop the word "safe" while you're at it. Safetyism is ridiculous.
    2
  2501. So, you must get a lot of massages, right? 😉 😜
    2
  2502. He's sounding sluggish. I see enough people in real life wreck themselves with substances. Why should I spend time watching Styx lobotomize himself? What a bore. Broken screen, my ass.
    2
  2503. Bad Lip Reading might come up with a watchable version of Biden's SoTU.
    2
  2504.  @VespasianJudea  My dad was born in the hospital in the 1930s and did not have it done. I still see a goodly proportion of males his age who are intact and doing fine. I think the Army and Navy talked a lot of new recruits into it during WWII.
    2
  2505. No. That was last year's SotU. This year, Trump was thoroughly owning the role.
    2
  2506. In her case, immersion in those values may have enabled her vile acts. Progressivism in its current form arrogates the right to impose your own "greatness" upon lesser creatures—you know, like conservatives and Derrick.
    2
  2507. Twice, at least, Styx has said the guy registered GOP in 2016, "after the oath of office was administered." That's a brain fart. Stop farting like that.
    2
  2508. I yearn for Pat Paulsen. We should dig him up.
    2
  2509. Most women who feed their kids formula do so because they can not afford to stay home and be a mother--or so they may think.
    2
  2510.  @deejaye2647  My kid knows better than to fall for a gimmicky technocrat.
    2
  2511. Didn't Assange set up a "dead-man switch" to release some big dirt if he were taken?
    2
  2512. You need to get some new material.
    2
  2513. Well, not on this planet. 👽
    2
  2514. I picked "Fortunate Son" because my Boomer brother and Boomer husbands faced the draft for Viet Nam when they came of age. Most of those kids did.
    2
  2515. Fanny Flagg incident, too.
    2
  2516. The Biden administration has more openings all the time. And AG Merrick Garland sounds as if he is forever on the verge of tears.
    2
  2517. It is supposed to go at the speed of the B student.
    2
  2518. Democrats are violent, impulsive people.
    2
  2519. The Pope should never defend jihadists. What the hell?
    2
  2520. Look at what on-line media figures are beginning to do to slow down the news cycle, though. Sitting on addressing a news report for 24 or 48 hours, so as not to perpetuate mis- and disinformation.
    2
  2521. Tell her she got lipstick on her Starbuck's. She'll lose her sh¡t.
    2
  2522. Do you think she would have been a better person if she had opted for a more traditional role in life? Not wanting to argue, just curious about your opinion. To me, it's not her authority that was as awful as her misplaced feelings after a relatively purpose-free life.
    2
  2523.  @Mo2700_  You have a strangely specific set of parameters for presidential competence. What are you? An elementary schoolteacher, or a nun?
    2
  2524. A bipartisan bill that curbs ethics violations? It would have been toothless, as usual.
    2
  2525. I question the technology used. It's pure hubris. Did Styx just say "more itty us"? Lol!
    2
  2526. When I was a kid, watching the news, Northern Ireland seemed like the bloodiest place on earth, after Viet Nam.
    2
  2527. No. Her Graves' disease did that to her eyes. Marty Feldman also suffered from that.
    2
  2528. I noticed pee and puke scent. Mostly in the Quarters. But the whole place is basically a sewer on the verge of backing up. And the cemeteries . . . They can get pretty real, sometimes. My in-laws are buried in St. Louis No. 3 and it seems as if there is always a fresh corpse in one of the crypts that is venting off when we visit there.
    2
  2529.  @travismiles5885  And if I eat more chicken any man ever seen, then I'm a back door man, right?
    2
  2530. My favorite part of Memorial and Independence Days in my town is the formation of WW II planes flying overhead. Last year, they added a Huey.
    2
  2531. You're pretty immature. Your mom should revoke your computer privileges, or something.
    2
  2532.  @alextheskaterdude07  How do you know that the shooter was black? He was covered up in black like an Antifa loser, but does anyone know his ethnicity? The first poor guy murdered by the shooter was black. That much is evident.
    2
  2533. Clint Eastwood's soliloquy to a stool 2.0! The worst candidate burn that I can remember was when Mike Dukakis was asked what he would do if his wife, Kitty, was graped and ended. (Crime was a hug topic in 1988) I think most people would have responded, "What a tacky question!" but The Dook just waded on in with an earnest answer with a sleepy sperg look on his face. Dukakis always looked as if he were stifling a yawn. And his response did backfire. People realized why Kitty ended up in Hazelden after drinking rubbing alcohol.
    2
  2534. Scurlock was, at best, a stupid kid. But his actions tend to point to "human garbage", yes.
    2
  2535. For my money, Biden has always been a bit demented. Certainly after his two 1988 aneurysms.
    2
  2536. I think De Santis needs to make Florida a laboratory for freedom, first. I'll vote for DJT again.
    2
  2537. I was in a field full of people, but thankfully, no screaming meemies.
    2
  2538. I hope he wins. I want to see all the brainwashed midwits eat their own livers out as the border problem is fixed.
    2
  2539. ​ @andrewwalsh2544 You know, I remember hearing a few inappropriate speeches from Theresa Kerry, then, and forming a poor impression of her. A little too garrulous and unguarded.
    2
  2540. I think blame-throwing is a vice peculiar to this past half-century. Best to rid one's self of the vice as soon as possible. It's a terrible thing to model for your own children.
    2
  2541.  @gamelifeusa  most men cooks I know just throw everything in the same pot and sort of wing it. They are pragmatic and unfussy, like the dads who send their daughters to school with zip-tied ponytails.
    2
  2542. That's a cycad, and the thing on it is Styx' Ourobouros snake. It's just napping.
    2
  2543. Is that the mustard museum in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin?
    2
  2544. Glad that politicians like Ilan Omar were buttonholed, too.
    2
  2545.  Chuck Sta. Maria  Lots of creative statements he could make with that award or its refusal.
    2
  2546. Yes! How come James Woods posts a joke about men staying home and letting women vote and gets suspended for suppression efforts, but Hillary Clinton actually tries to discourage Wisconsinites from voting by posting registration misinformation, and goes scot-free?
    2
  2547. Antifa probably didn't want to be seen with the likes of Ilhan Omar.
    2
  2548. Beef. It's what's for dinner.
    2
  2549. That's Forties fakery, though.
    2
  2550. The plants are sucking Bobble head Styx into themselves much as the hedge engulfed Homer Simpson.
    2
  2551. H. A. Goodman has been trailing off on his Clinton schtick.
    2
  2552. Get bent, you Aussie freak. You don't know what you're prattling on about.
    2
  2553. No kidding. People can disparage him plenty, but Trump is a natural leader.
    2
  2554. Xer, here. Reagan was elected when I was a freshman in high school, and he represented dissidence/realignment. The clear majority of my cohort were for him and still seem to be conservative. It was not cool to be a hippy, then; we were well groomed, preppy, and trying pretty hard to be the antithesis of hippies. P.s. I cast my first vote for Fritz Mondale, but can not remember why.
    2
  2555. I think he said "N*gros" in the clip. Still a dated term for 1973.
    2
  2556. You're nutz. 50 is prime time.
    2
  2557.  @monkeygraborange  She's the anti-Don Draper.
    2
  2558. @Wolf-qh2lk  Well, I'm glad to be married to him and not you. My husband has 2 biological kids of his own, and has been a good father to all three; blood was not an issue to him.
    2
  2559. That'll teach those pampered old farts.
    2
  2560. Your comment is a good example of how the very laudable LGB rights movement has been made unsympathetic and demoralizing by the addition of all the attention-seeking gender crap.
    2
  2561.  @DaMaster012  Lol
    2
  2562. I would rather lick a belt sander than go back on Twitter.
    2
  2563. Cinnamon Girl is okay.
    2
  2564. Yeah! What's with all that up-front pigeonholing, anyhow? Straight Caucasian cis-woman with wavy hair who vapes. She/her
    2
  2565. Me consta que Liz quiere llorar, y eso me da alegria. Los Cheney están viles.
    2
  2566. There are some other skid row neighborhoods in the US called "The Gut," as well. Always thought it was an evocative label.
    2
  2567.  SlayerPayback  That is true. Sometimes she'd just randomly spin out. Other times, she'd nudge another driver's quarter panel, then get wrecked, herself. I've seen films of her hollering at another driver, accusing him of bumping her, and he yelled back that the other drivers were trying to stay the heck away from her erratic car.
    2
  2568.  @reds7vn644  You forgot to mention that she was banging her car owner.
    2
  2569. Bahahahaaaa! Mega-Karen was such a tool!
    2
  2570. "Your father sells Avon!" is one of my favorite insults.
    2
  2571. He may have tossed a Starburst candy at Merkel, but he never let one rip in polite company.
    2
  2572. Hillary and her pal, Sidney Blumenthal, wanted none of that!
    2
  2573. How disgusting to see something like this happen over inheritance. Some people are reptiles.
    2
  2574.  @nonameissafer.8457  Thank you. I am not a fan of how he doxes his critics, because doxing is not an argument. But I'm glad that they are happy in their marriage.
    2
  2575.  @nonameissafer.8457  But now he is just an appointee. South Bend, Indiana is a small pond.
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  2576.  @Capitalismrules  Fox is only a slightly different flavor of CNN or MSNBC. Nobody should get news from just one source, one medium or even one side.
    2
  2577.  @Capitalismrules  Well, I hate political dynasties of any sort. Back when I was a strong Democrat, I drew the line when Mrs. Clinton carpetbagged her way into Moynihan's Senate seat, and I would never vote for any Trump sprogs, either. Don't blame me. 😀
    2
  2578.  @Capitalismrules  She gave her dad some shitty advice about bombing Syria, blubbering about a spurious chemical attack. Glad he did not make that same mistake twice.
    2
  2579.  @nonameissafer.8457  Look closer at where most of that `infrastructure' money is getting shunted. Seriously. You and I should probably both agree that Congress ranks lower than lice in the grand scheme of things.
    2
  2580.  @nonameissafer.8457  I still have hope for you. Lots of people perish annually from viral respiratory illness. They will continue to do so. I am confident in my ability to crunch the statistics; this is my field. If you have no confidence in what I assert, then start taking an honest look at primary sources, yourself. Don't let propaganda terrorize you into obedience.
    2
  2581. Then shaving her head.
    2
  2582. Hillary pushed out a kid and reportedly hated it. Kamala plain old forgot to have kids.
    2
  2583. It's very common for recent immigrants to still love their homeland and hope to return, someday, in a better position to help the old country. That said, what kind of ass-backward plan is it to get elected to a lowly congressional seat, then blow all your political capital on just griping about foreign affairs, expecting everyone else to kiss your ass? FAIL
    2
  2584. ​ @Memovox  Hallø fra Vesterheim!
    2
  2585. Yes. Yes, the Indians invited my great-grandparents from Europe. They were recruiting competence.
    2
  2586.  @WvhKerkhof  What's your problem, dude? Peoples get conquered all the time. Just look at your own history. BTW, I am descended from a Dutch woman who left Holland in the 18th century. In her memoir, she remembers people taking dumps on the street in Amsterdam.
    2
  2587. My kid wants to see them in Minneapolis next year . . . if Minneapolis doesn't follow Dime Bag into the afterlife, that is.
    2
  2588. That's my go-to. Peanut oil.
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  2589. Agree 100%. I'm a nurse as well and have floated to ICU, lol. Many years in EMS, as well. Styx is making too much stew from one oyster, here. There are so many differential diagnoses and mundane explanations for what appears to be happening. I would not hazard even a preliminary diagnosis without doing a thorough neurological assessment on him.
    2
  2590. And by assessment, I mean hands-on, checking cranial nerve function, vital signs, et cetera.
    2
  2591. Clearly, you're a guy who isn't very good with a revolver.
    2
  2592. It was a terrible comment section. All heat, no light.
    2
  2593. Bat guano. Progressives personify it.
    2
  2594. Rumor has it that she's leaving ahead of an ethics probe into her use of private jets from donor friends. She had accounted for them improperly on her expense report. Sticking around for such a probe to be launched would cripple her political aspirations. This according to Jack Posobiec.
    2
  2595. Way to take a valid point (she was carried to the deep end of the pool) and outright energize her voters, the Brides of the State.
    2
  2596. I just come right out and say I'm voting Trump to my liberal friends because it's fun to watch them get all bent out of shape over it. Plus, I used to be very active locally as a Democrat, so my newer position gives them headaches. It's been an amusing 4 years.
    2
  2597.  @Hijynx87  If everyone supporting Trump spoke up at work, employers would put the kibosh on cancel culture. They can't fire half of the workforce. Of course, I live in a purple state, Wisconsin, so the only liberal bubbles are located in the dual shitholes of Madison and Milwaukee.
    2
  2598. Now that the fat unemployment checks are stopping, let's see how much less tolerant people are of this rioting. Wisconsin's governor and AG are echoing the blue city satraps about "Trump's fascism," but I don't see citizens of Wisconsin or even Milwaukee going along with this official protection of rioters. Not when the money's dried up, especially.
    2
  2599. Me, too. And I'm a nurse. During COVID, I had no time to dance. Never did. Still don't. Oh, and the vast majority of COVID patients, even elderly, are alive and well.
    2
  2600. Fine actor, total fuckwit.
    2
  2601. NY Post says he addresses nation tomorrow.
    2
  2602. But Rookie Ron can be bought. He should stay in his Florida sandbox, where voters can keep him accountable.
    2
  2603. Most Americans really don't care about Ukraine. Our leaders have lost their marbles.
    2
  2604. I helped build the styxhexenhammer banner on the west side, together with others at the same time. The wordless cooperation reminded me of working with fellow EMTs on multiple-casualty calls, back in the day. You just see a need and pitch in.
    2
  2605. We need them or some other healthy party organization someday, when the GOP/MAGA starts to become corrupt (it will!). Democrats either need to get their act together and care about voters again or give up and let some other party take the stage.
    2
  2606. I still have my special Election '92 edition of Newsweek. Baaaarrrrf!
    2
  2607. He's reporting on presidents' relationships with VPs but can't even remember Dan Quayle. Gee. Valuable opinion.
    2
  2608. Gawd. I know one who has put up a picture of Kamala with "I'm with HER " on it. 🤢 🤮
    2
  2609. I have some basement demons that get here by tunnel. They live off pizza and Watergate salad, and occasionally tighten our natural gas fittings, although I suspect that they loosen them in the first place.
    2
  2610. Roses are red, And ready for plucking. You're sixteen, And ready for high school.
    2
  2611. They gave up any pretense of rigor during COVID.
    2
  2612.  Paul Martin  This nurse basically wears a mask at work because it is a nice accessory -- for me to keep my job, that is. What we are doing now is just for medicolegal cover. It certainly is NOT what I was taught about ppe use in isolation procedures. There is no reason to wear the same paper mask all day long. We do better when dealing with actual COVID sufferers, but the face diaper for every second of the work shift is a big, fat joke.
    2
  2613. "Ozzarks." Lulz.
    2
  2614. Horrible mental image there . . . an old Italian woman devoted to public cervix.
    2
  2615. Try being a nurse with cov+ patients, pretending that they have something as lethal as ebola when in reality most of them pull through. It's gotten so sickening that the very sight of yellow gowns makes me want to throw up. Such a farce!
    2
  2616. Her bloodless, nasal voice in general sets my teeth on edge.
    2
  2617. "FASHION BUG! FASHION BUG! I'D LIKE TO FIND THE GUY THAT THOUGHT THAT UP AND SHOVE A BROOM UP HIS ASS!"
    2
  2618.  @mhaze210  So are you. So am I. We're all dying.
    2
  2619. Well . . . She writes for the FORMERLY respectable Atlantic. Lol. She flounders in its wreckage.
    2
  2620.  @johnski4709  Stretch Armstrong, too.
    2
  2621.  @SoloClone  It is acceptable to allude to literary characters, no matter how one-dimensional. It's called "metaphor". But for real life, let's try Evita Perón. Or Howard Hughes. I could go on in that vein.
    2
  2622. And only in your state.
    2
  2623. I love Winsome Sears. So unaffected, smart, and, I feel certain, good for Virginia. Joy Reid must absolutely hate her job, deep down. She can go bite a rock.
    2
  2624.  @AM-nx2vm  I liked Mrs. Obama well enough, at first. I had voted for her husband, after all. But as an ex-First Lady, I think she is a repulsive race hustler and scold. I hear tell that she has always terrorized her husband a little bit, since his Harvard days. And she clearly is something of a materialist and sybarite. As I said, repulsive. Her negative public persona is totally repulsive. The more I learn about her, the more repulsive she becomes. Oh, and she's kind of scowling and homely, compared to the very winsome Winsome Sears, with her charming smile. Both Obama and Sears are just my age, but I look much older than the both of them, being white-skinned and a bit sun-damaged. Dark-skinned black women look so young and smooth-skinned, for so long.
    2
  2625. I live in Wisconsin, and pricks like these will rap on your door at 2:30 a.m. for parking in the wrong place, or having an unlicensed dog.
    2
  2626. I'm a nurse, and most physicians strike me as being bright enough, but narrowly focused. If they are intellectuals, it's not because of having been to med school. Furthermore, the large clinic & insurance rackets have constrained their practice for reasons of profitability. M.D.s are mostly no longer members of a true profession, but more like technicians yoked into corporations.
    2
  2627. Although I haven't ever watched Williams, i have checked in on her because of her Graves' disease, which I also suffer from. Luckily for me, my disease is in persistent remission. You don't want Graves' disease; not only is it disfiguring, but it alters your personality and cognition, at least temporarily. One doctor told me that Graves' patients tends to get divorced and get into a lot of car wrecks, probably because of the shortened temper, sense of panic, and altered vision. Sometimes, Graves' sufferers use alcohol just to be able to function calmly. Williams seemed to be doing ok with her disease ten years ago, but something seems to have shotgunned the disease into a more aggressive state. She's thin, her exophthalmos is much worse, and she has really bad myxedema in her lower legs. My disease flared out of remission and disfigured my eyes after I got a flu shot one year, but hormonal events and stress can do it, too. Poor, poor Wendy Williams! She seems to have drawn the shortest straw.
    2
  2628.  @Elvengem  Yes, every vote. One man, one vote, one ID, one polling place, one day. The truly motivated can and will make the effort.
    2
  2629. It's kind of funny that you seem to need to explain the former utility of newspapers. Then again, I'm your mom's age, probably. Nobody remembers life before the net?
    2
  2630. Jesus, Tim Pool is painful to watch, sometimes. It's like watching an ant cross a square of sidewalk.
    2
  2631.  @thaddeusroberts2393  So his wife was estranged? That still doesn't negate just HOW this mediocrity got ahead in life. Just wait until the normies get a closer look at her record. Lol.
    2
  2632. My husband's first wife had one, and he still weeps over that child, 46 years later. Don't know how she feels, but she was 18 and frightened. I lost a son to premature labor, and needed to have my waters broken to complete the procedure, since he was beyond saving. I only hope, 23 years later, that he was dead before they ruptured the amniotic membrane, because it was so horrifying, at the time. They had to hold me down like livestock to get it done. He was so very wanted.
    2
  2633. They do provide an answer, but it is always insulting to black voters.
    2
  2634. Are you unfamiliar with how people in the northern tier of states speak?
    2
  2635. Well, I'll bet he's still down with indicting a ham sandwich.
    2
  2636. Frey looks like a Justin Trudope clone. Is he lab-grown, or what?
    2
  2637. ​ @BungieStudios No Wookies!
    2
  2638. Staying with my elderly mother, and she had NBC news on. Half listening, I kept hearing that bitch, Pelosi, saying, "Bribery, bribery, bribery." NBC news!!! We all used to trust that shit-slinging outfit!
    2
  2639.  @africanqueen1655  I am not sure what you are trying to say, relative my posts, except that you are not talking about what I am talking about--not at all. Better luck arguing with somebody else.
    2
  2640. Single-action is for amateurs.
    2
  2641. My son's sailor still has his hat. No Stepford Dicks in this family.
    2
  2642. I swear that I-10 by Kenner/Metairie was been under construction for a solid 5 or 6 years. Haven't been back in 5 years, so maybe it's finally done.
    2
  2643.  @barbaraseymour3437  Sucks to be you. He's coming back, you know. If not him, then his philosophical heir--an American president who can not be bought. Why do you want your president to be in the pocket of someone? Does it make you feel safer? Are you an inordinately fragile person, Barbara?
    2
  2644. If you're a member of the "ruling class"-- even if you own a stable of racehorses--it pays off much better to be obtuse about what reins are for. At least for a news cycle or two.
    2
  2645. Chile piquín makes good salsa.
    2
  2646. It does. We rallied at the Wisconsin capitol last week, and as we got closer to the crowd, I started dropping quotes from the food riot in "Soylent Green": "The scoops are on their way! The scoops are on their way!"
    2
  2647. And his father sells Avon.
    2
  2648. It's amazing how much common sense a guy can have when he's fearless. Compare that to every other calculating, timid, hedging career politician. I LOVE me some Big, Bad Orange.
    2
  2649. ​ @CawKee Thanks! He's the son of Mary McLeod of Stornaway. And he fights like Braveheart.
    2
  2650. That sounds good! My Norwegian bestemor made ribebener, mashed rutabaga, søtsuppe, a kind of raw cabbage and pineapple salad, rømmegrøt, and all kinds of baked things, like krumkake, sandbakkels, lefse, and berlinerkranser. I did not like lefse until I figured out that you did not have to eat it with butter, sugar, and cinnamon. I just use it like a tortilla. Edit: also sometimes the rice grøtte with an almond hidden in it.
    2
  2651. It's already flooded with WASPs.
    2
  2652. You mean like 6% interest on a pass book account? That's as quaint as a rumble seat.
    2
  2653.  @RunninUpThatHillh  Food never tastes as good as it does when you've just given birth and are working up a milk supply. It's almost eerie.
    2
  2654.  @patrickwalker4159  I adamantly disliked his contemporary take on George W. Bush's policies, but I heed what he says now. He's got the eagle-eye view that classicists and historians tend to have. Unlike progressives, he does not bet against human nature, ignoring history.
    2
  2655. I think he ducked out to go get arrested, marching with Mandella.
    2
  2656. U mad?
    2
  2657. If you've ever seen her speak, she seems to lack presidential-level charisma. I noticed that in 2020, when she spoke at Mt. Rushmore with Trump. She put `em to sleep. She's not exactly a ball of fire, and now she's beginning to look pretty strange.
    2
  2658. I think one of the fans is his crazy identical twin, Joaquín. Not sure about the other one. Maybe their mamá.
    2
  2659. I believe that Harris is terrified for her life.
    2
  2660. I would not go so far as to write off Wisconsin. I have a sense that Wisconsin Democrats have had enough of their party for now. And most of Wisconsin is deep red. My county, which is usually 50/50 R/D, has gone >62% Trump for several seasons, now. I sense the same kind of fed-upedness with Biden that I felt in 1980, when Carter was expected to win but did not. And now we know what kind of honkery to watch for.
    2
  2661. No way! Vox is impressive young policy grind, Ezra Klein, lugging God's stone tablets down the mountainside in order to explain them in tasty, hipster-wise little bites. You bastards had better be grateful!!!!
    2
  2662.  @InquisitorJack  And my instinctive reaction is to go armed everywhere I possibly can, but the mosh pit under a sitting POTUS just ain't one of those places. I am so irritated by restrictive, non-reciprocal carry states [cough]Illinois[cough] that I am grumpy about leaving my weapon behind. But when I can't avoid Illinois I do, because I don't want to be branded as a felon for the rest of my days. Isn't it maddening when the various states encroach on 2A?
    2
  2663. Sweaty, yes. But that just means that he isn't loaded up with botox. The rest? Nah. Why are you so superficial?
    2
  2664. ​ @anthony.3614 How could we dislike hearing such a fact? That's strange.
    2
  2665. My aunt had this on when we came to visit her today. What a hateful show.
    2
  2666. I'm down 32 lbs. I prefer to work hard, personally. I'm sure you do, too.
    2
  2667. Well, aren't you just a ray of sunshine!
    2
  2668. We just bought e-bikes for most of our local transport needs. Works for us!
    2
  2669. There's nothing wrong with being authentic. For some people, being forced to hold a coffee cup rather than gesture would be like wearing a muzzle. No need for such artifice.
    2
  2670. Lime looks just like my rescue cat, Nat, except for the eye business--a grey girl. A long girl, too. She and Letty are an adorable pair.
    2
  2671. I had a professor who was one of Fidel's abogados during the revolution. After the revolution, he almost immediately was jailed and tortured. He spent the rest of his life trying to deprogram young, radical American students. I'll never forget him.
    2
  2672. Icelandic is pretty tough to follow and pronounce, but at least it's not Danish.
    2
  2673. It did just fine as long as assimilation happened and people didn't contort the Constitution like a sheet of rubber.
    2
  2674. Our school district cooked from scratch in the 1970s and early 80s. Everybody loved their bread. It was a pity when they changed to prefab everything later on.
    2
  2675. I'd buy a pair if they weren't (ugh) gold, or high tops. And if they were comfortable sneakers, I'd wear them.
    2
  2676.  Tricia R.  I don't think even Mayor Durkan likes Mayor Durkan very much. Whatever the opposite of charisma is, Durkan has it in boatloads.
    2
  2677. Merry Christmas! I worked, and it was a great Christmas.
    2
  2678. Yes. That kind of sloppiness bugs the hell out of me.
    2
  2679. @@shama-llamading-dong5370 I was bitten on the arm by a shepherd mix. Made me phobic for years, until I forced myself to become friendly with my sister's K9 officer dog, a German shepherd. Mind over large teeth, I guess. Shepherds are so smart. Lovely dogs, when they are raised well.
    2
  2680. Definitely resembles Parkinson's.
    2
  2681. ​ @haroutunsarkisyan8050  1980s were quite decayed socially, too. This comments section must skew young.
    2
  2682. I once surprised a skunk in my mud room--it came in through the cat door to rip open a bag of cat food and was eating it. It tried to run. I backed out in a hurry and opened both mud room doors from the outside. It was able to leave, and I poured my cat food into a covered galvanized pail. The mud room was a tiny bit stinky for a day or two, but nothing like it would have been if the skunk had let loose a full charge.
    2
  2683. When I ate them, I liked cookies baked until they were crisp. The current trend for cookies to be soft and raw-tasting is barfable.
    2
  2684. @Derp Derp "Use an Antifa baseball bat to knock one brick out of Trump Tower!"
    2
  2685. Urosepsis . . . The old man's friend.
    2
  2686. I said, "Ouch! Shut up! Hahaha!"
    2
  2687. Her rodilla-crecer killer.
    2
  2688. Our veep is developmentally disabled.
    2
  2689. LOL. You're a funny weiner, aren't you?
    2
  2690. That's not Kennedy.
    2
  2691. Trump repeats things about 3 times, then moves on to his next point, which people criticize, but that kind of "module" is effective in casual oral/aural communication. It helps people keep track of the topic as their minds naturally wander. He just pumps out these idea modules as efficiently as a salesman, and I think the style is underrated. Speaking and writing style should never be the same.
    2
  2692. Not professional. Many erections are embarrassing to the patient, too. Best practice is to ignore it. If the patient is inappropriately randy, it's best to leave and reapproach later.
    2
  2693.  @viciouswindstalkers  I was involved with a state-level Democratic party as an officer for several years. I met and ate with many national-level Dems, and some do let the mask slip and treat you like an obstacle. Dave Obey comes to mind. He was my congressman and wielded massive power by the time I met him. He would be friendly one minute and stare right through you the next.
    2
  2694. Have they tried it with eggs on top, yet?
    2
  2695. So, hitch your wagon to the party that gives a greater fraction of a damn and make the local end of it pay close attention to you.
    2
  2696.  @LulabellaDonna  You're likely right. But it's scary how scientifically illiterate and innumerate their "happy electric motoring" fantasy is. Where do they think their Tesla gets its juice from? Have they ever seen how laughably inefficient a lousy solar moped is?
    2
  2697. I became much, much happier in my 30s, and in my case, I keep getting happier. Watching the kid grow up, enjoying a salary and hours I worked hard for, and totally ignoring the race to acquire shit in favor of simple tastes. My twenties were awful in comparison.
    2
  2698.  @Lovenlife139  Indeed. Glad he's no longer inflicting his naked chest on us. Thanks, Liz!
    2
  2699. @chetpomeroy1399  Carter was 56 at the time. Trump was 70 at his first election, then FJB added a real WTF factor, at 78.
    2
  2700.  @chetpomeroy1399  AM 59, here, and increasingly wonder what kind of maniac would ever feel qualified to be president.
    2
  2701. This Gen X laughs at Millenials in thrift and hard work.
    2
  2702. The muh soggy knistic part was . . . what? His calling her an overused flappy fish market? Lol!
    2
  2703. You bet your ass she's waiting, heart all a-pitterpat. She's a wallflower, but one with the balls of key Democrats in her purse. She's the Norma Desmond of politics, a few bodies are floating in her pool, and it's almost time for her closeup, Mr. DeMille.
    2
  2704. Only in Hillary's case.
    2
  2705.  @amylieu6084  I'd like to thank you for your fine work on behalf of Trump 2020. Keep it up. Maybe make it just a touch more subtle.
    2
  2706. $70 for a burger and a beer for two people. Holy crap!
    2
  2707.  @thedullone  Yikes. She's turned herself into a gargoyle.
    2
  2708. Always an appropriate sentiment.
    2
  2709.  @ginni6286  Past vaccines were traditional, but they still could make you sick if you had autoimmune tendencies. An MMR and a flu shot each woke up an autoimmune disease in me, so I was never going to try any vaccine for a 99.8% survivable malady.
    2
  2710.  @jrickets5309  I was agreeing with you that discrimination happens all the time. To discriminate between one thing and another is useful and even desirable. It is what a wise person does. Nothing to do with communism.
    2
  2711. Don't hold your breath.
    2
  2712.  @C.Church  You wrote some pretty tribalist stuff, right there. Do you often divide people up in such manichaean terms?
    2
  2713. Or figuratively different people. That's what I think.
    2
  2714. Funny.
    2
  2715. Did you not see how disliked she was during the 2008 campaign? Even Democrats were put off by her activist anger and lack of love for America.
    2
  2716. ​ @indydave1849 He's not at all okay. In fact, I suspect that he might even vote Democrat. 😮
    2
  2717. Trump the builder was at his funniest talking about low-flow plumbing.
    2
  2718. Diana rejected royal security, though.
    2
  2719.  @jimyocum9556  Why not go after them-right away- with ropes? Collectively, legacy media hacks are a pernicious crowd. I like them less than I do anthrax. Or fire ants.
    2
  2720. "Unity", my arse. Still working on the coal roller.
    2
  2721. Did she get someone to take her bar exam for her?
    2
  2722. In other words, its sound is occult.
    2
  2723. The spoken word is really Donald Trump, Jr.'s, proper medium. He's quite the bulldog. More power to him. Thanks, Rubin Report, for this interview.
    2
  2724.  @marshamcdonald1475  It's one thing to criticize a court system, but why bring your racial prejudices into it? Or your obvious sexism? That's disheartening and even disgusting of you.
    2
  2725. "Pokemon Go-to-the-polls!" See? She has tons of charisma.
    2
  2726. She's sounding both airheaded and desperate.
    2
  2727. Someone like Trump comes around only once per century. He is the "transformative" president that Obama could only dream of being, the lazy poseur.
    2
  2728. Well, after at least one facelift, hairplugs and two brain surgeries, that head of his is a battleground.
    2
  2729.  @jlnriddick  You know, it's an awful thing to tell this man how he ought to feel about his parents' negligence toward him.
    2
  2730. That's a coup d'état attempt.
    2
  2731. I know! A mite too light in the loafers. GAK! BARRRF!
    2
  2732. He probably would have, had it not been for Fritz Mondale's being a Minnesotan.
    2
  2733. If there were no drawbacks to teaching, unions would have to invent them: chalk dust lung, paper cut dermatitis, Pokemonophobia . . .
    2
  2734. And legend has it that she's talking, still.
    2
  2735. Hugh Jass
    2
  2736. Women's livers are larger than men's! It has to do with growing another human inside. Crack a book, once.
    2
  2737. He stopped moving his hands, once. There's that.
    2
  2738. At first I thought he said "power mains" and wondered what the hell those were. There is something to be said for clarity.
    2
  2739. I can cash out my retirement in 31 days because I'll turn 59½. Lost $4,000 this morning. I just knew this would happen.
    2
  2740. Define "necessarily".
    2
  2741. I used to work at a nursing home next to a huge cornfield, and yes, some of those dementia patients would scale the garden walls and take off for the cornfield. That was bad news in the days before drones.
    2
  2742. Yeah, people are amazed that I had a great-uncle with that name, but he was born way before even WW I.
    2
  2743.  @Basedetail  There is a bar at the shooting range, which I find odd, but most people apparently do not. Most people there just buy themselves a Coke and a hot dog. Personally, I was unaware that Perry was bending elbows like that.
    2
  2744. Yes, H.A. was right about something, once. Thank goodness he was not correct about the Second Rise of the Golden Mumu!
    2
  2745. Vester is as absolutely gorgeous as Fester.
    2
  2746.  @randysavage1  Indian, you mean like from the Imaho tribe?
    2
  2747. Hey! Pence clobbered Kamala Harris! Oh, wait . . .
    2
  2748. I keep thinking Oscar Wilde.
    2
  2749. I have a sister who gets one third of your benefit, from having been self-employed and not paying in.
    2
  2750. Depleting is RIGHT!
    2
  2751. Maybe because we had to see the inner thigh burns, several times.
    2
  2752. The Republican plat form is yesteryear's moderate Democratic platform. There is nothing extreme about Trump.
    2
  2753. How crass.
    2
  2754.  @commies.are.not.people  Dude, why not care about them all?
    2
  2755. If his own dogs are any clue, he probably wouldn't take very good care of your huskies.
    2
  2756. God, I wish this campaign season was over already.
    2
  2757. Remember when Chris Cuomo tried to scare people in 2016 out of clicking on Wikileaks? He said it was illegal. Donna Brazile said something skeevy like that, back in 2016, too, simply trying to cast doubt on its veracity.
    2
  2758. Time to lick my fingers and touch all my lefse and herring!
    2
  2759. Ego salve. This way, she never has to face the truth. I also think she is grooming people to swallow this pile of excuses in hopes of delaying the reckoning that she and her big RICO outfit have coming.
    2
  2760. It's the green glass and the skunky taste.
    2
  2761. Makes me ashamed to have a Greek surname, too.
    2
  2762.  @BeNGALi4LFE  It's not "homophobia", you dunce. It's just everyday people turned off by the ceaseless hype. They got gay marriage years ago. They should just go enjoy legal marriage and quit beating a dead horse.
    2
  2763. He has 2--one 10.2% more inappropriate than the other.
    2
  2764.  @januarysson5633  Me too! Er, I mean, I, as well. Microwave incubators were never a great success.
    2
  2765. With you, there, except as regards the geek debating society known as the Libertarian Party; its candidates have been atrocious. William Weld? Lol!
    2
  2766. A coal roller! Hell yeah! I'm on it.
    2
  2767. @Gruuvin1  He's absolutely sloppy in tagging this as #philosophy. Why even bother tagging it? It's about work flow.
    2
  2768. So far, she's the equivalent of Marvin Bush.
    2
  2769. Olbermann has always been self-important. Kicks down at work, gets fired a lot, only responds to attention and praise, has little audience awareness, as evidenced by his self-indulgence in eulogizing his dead father day after day and going on at length about another notorious bore, James Thurber. As if nobody ever lost a father before. Or read James Thurber in high school. That was before MSNBC kicked him to the curb, replacing him with the less flagrantly crazy Maddow.
    2
  2770. E-bikes are really good. I use a cargo e-trike for everything in warm weather. I don't give a hang about Net Zero, though--an e-bike is cheap to run and the exercise and vitamin D is good.
    2
  2771.  @Whyistomatoafruit  From a fellow RN with the same obnoxious, ridiculous dx as you and Reuven, there . . . thank you so very much. I am gobsmacked At the degree to which he shields his atrocious manners with "ADHD". What a brittle, fragile façade. How those four letters seem to own and define him.
    2
  2772.  @mojobrandt  Wrong preterit form. "Hanged" when referring to execution by suspension.
    2
  2773.  @MWcrazyhorse  I think you're right. I've been a nurse a long time, and Biden looks like people who are less flexible mentally but not yet into dementia. "Cognitive impairment" is often a precursor to dementia, but also often just stays as cognitive impairment: limited fluid intelligence, more concrete thinking, increased word-finding trouble, trouble with calculations, exaggerated stress response, diminished ability to keep control. Which still means he has no damn business seeking the presidency. My dad finally crossed over to dementia in his last few months, last year, and my sisters and I were at the neurologist with him. The neurologist said, "Almost half of all people have some dementia by 85, and this is exactly why we shouldn't be thinking of electing any presidential candidate nearing 80." Right in front of Dad! I guess the neurologist felt rather strongly about it.
    2
  2774. At supper at my first husband's house the other night and Musk came up for some reason. "But Elon Musk is a crim8nal!" says my ex. "No he's not!" say the rest of us, including our zoomer son. "Turn off MSNBC, Dad!"
    2
  2775. ​ @PtolemaicDiesis  Yeah. Smells slightly off.
    2
  2776. Down with safetyism!
    2
  2777. Hearing Styx on a Molyneux podcast is how I became a Styx listener. Got really sick of Molyneux' ego and tendency to be a repetitive windbag. I can get my husband to roll his eyes simply by saying the phrase "sexual market value," and I have lost all patience with "philosophers" interested in debating philosophy 101 crap such as free will.
    2
  2778. Well, at least they aren't compelled to power their own computers by plodding along on a treadmill, bag of oats tied to their mugs.
    2
  2779. ​ @Scottinorlando If the founding fathers had had social media back then, they would have been too stupefied to better their own lot.
    2
  2780. Nope, and "devout Catholic" applied to the likes of Pelosi, Biden, and other empty suits has long since signified the exact opposite of "devout Catholic". It's just cheap camouflage.
    2
  2781. Axe is horrible-smelling stuff.
    2
  2782. Too bad his good work was undone.
    2
  2783. Indeed. I can't believe we held still for the PATRIOT act, torture, and pointless wars. No one has ever said they love the TSA, either.
    2
  2784. Is it possible for her to be that unreflective, or is it an act? Is her personality really that much of a train wreck?
    2
  2785. He seems to have a short-circuit with "undermine." Sometimes he uses "overwhelm" correctly.
    2
  2786. Where do you get your information? Nothing you said was accurate or fair.
    2
  2787. Her daughter retweeted Antifa wish lists for hockey sticks and other makeshift weapons.
    2
  2788.  @MsStack42  Yes, but only bc it looked damn stretchy at times. Crack is whack.
    2
  2789. Styx has some cognitive inflexibility.
    2
  2790. University usually isn't worth it, nowadays, except STEM.
    2
  2791. My condolences! I lost my mama a year ago, and it was a relief, because she was pushing 90 and very sick--but I still miss her more than I could imagine. My memories of that curious, funny, funny lady still keep me warm. Think I'll go tend her grave today.
    2
  2792. Read John Updike's "Rabbit" series for a hint. What happens if you are a high-school basketball star and your son turns out to be a whiny, obnoxious, drugged-up shrimp?
    2
  2793. Just think, though. Donald Trump's family claimed to be Swedish in origin for many years, so as not to upset their Jewish tenants. Many German-American families severed their ties to the Old Country during the World Wars.
    2
  2794. Which is why Styx wears glasses.
    2
  2795. Fake meat just makes me sad.
    2
  2796.  @patrickglaser1560  mine were, too, when I found out. Lost a lot of babies before that.
    2
  2797.  @BillSmith-nz1fc  Oh, the old "racist" card. It's looking tattered. You have no creativity in you.
    2
  2798. Why were the females doing nothing? If I, as a female, take any leadership initiative, I get smeared behind my back by most females, and occasionally mobbed. What I really want for taking leadership initiative is a pay raise, or at least a brass plaque depicting two testicles, 75 stars, and a sunburst.
    2
  2799. Was that when John Ashcroft was very ill with a stone in the pancreatic duct?
    2
  2800. Well, he doesn't discuss dollar amounts, at least. Decorum maintained, I say.
    2
  2801. But Sweden did not lift a finger to help out during WW II. Why pretend now?
    2
  2802. Nancy Pellucidar waved them to their feet, too. I wonder if the old gal did that on purpose, because those new women are such unruly assholes.
    2
  2803.  @samculper3172  That moustache makes him look a lot like Fred Trump, here.
    2
  2804. My son's anonymous donor was so abused as a child that he chose to not raise kids, but he has dozens of offspring. I don't blame him for making that decision. And our son is such a delight. Husband and I are so grateful.
    2
  2805. @annaf3915  One of the offspring tracked him down. He agreed to meet with donor children.
    2
  2806. DJT made that comparison, but everyone seemed too uninformed about Neuman to even snicker. Maybe up their sleeves.
    2
  2807. Oops . . . I sometimes forget that Rittenhouse is a Flatlander, and not from Wisconsin. Other than that, the kid is perfect! 😉 😜
    2
  2808. Dem female librarians
    2
  2809. I think the heart beating standard is a bit restrictive compared to what we are used to, but home testing has been accurate for 20 years, and I approve of pushing back on the "take a mile" push for abortion on demand, at any stage of pregnancy. There is nothing wrong with conveying the expectation that a person of reproductive age exercise responsibility.
    2
  2810. @Charles Yuditsky "The scoops are on their way!"
    2
  2811. Vapid phony. Usurper. Who the heck is "Doug"? A mouse in her pocket? Her evil alter ego?
    2
  2812. Eh. It's anonymous, which means we'd be crazy to push it without more to go on. That ticket has plenty of strikes against it without that.
    2
  2813. The nerve of that grandiose wretch. As if we ever wanted a woman who was like Nixon, minus the efficacy, self-insight, and charm.
    2
  2814.  @jasonj4865  Actually, Wisconsin. I was born in "America's Berlin," Milwaukee. Indian name, overwhelmingly German culture.
    2
  2815. Most local tap and well water is fine. The shift to expensive bottled tap water such as Dasani has never made any sense to me.
    2
  2816. FFS. This is a large hopping marsupial court.
    2
  2817. There is a MSM buffer zone pushing plausible denial. Not least of all because Joe is a 'tato.
    2
  2818. Lol!
    2
  2819. ​ @ac-uk6hs Thank you.
    2
  2820. Mine had lots and lots of cool school jazz . . . because 80s music was a parade of poor musicianship.
    2
  2821. Anything goes and nothing matters, apparently.
    2
  2822. Mitt never inherited much to work with from his pop. When asked why he was rejecting George Romney as a possible running mate in 1968, Nixon's response was simply, "Too dumb."
    2
  2823. "From an unknown mongrel"
    2
  2824. Congrats. Your granddaughter survived a respiratory virus. That's great! Does she know that you're using her example to berate strangers on the internet?
    2
  2825. According to Richard Grennell, Harris is used to the Sacramento press pool lobbing her softballs and thinking that she shits sunshine. Hard to think of a press gaggle even more propagandistic than that of D.C., but California is special, and Harris is a relative hothouse orchid because of it. TLDR: Harris is not used to being scrutinized.
    2
  2826. Tim Ryan is a torpid neocon dinosaur who never met a dumb Middle East intervention that he didn't LOVE. He might be even dumber than dirt-eating Beto with the horseshit Spanish skills.
    2
  2827. Beignet
    2
  2828.  @r.a.redacted0000  I think he said "wide awake" and not "woke", so maybe not.
    2
  2829. Jeez. Hope not. Her sheer spitefulness makes Hildabeast look like a statesman.
    2
  2830. Shut up, bish.
    2
  2831. Thank goodness you've settled the score on the whole alien lizard thing. 🦎
    2
  2832. To be fair, Styx said first female candidate.
    2
  2833. Apiculturist, here. It became hard to turn a profit after 1986 or `87, thanks to federal subsidies and the varroa mite. We began to sell it all to the federal government, beginning in 1987, because money. God knows where the bottling happens.
    2
  2834. I have mixed feelings about freeways. 50 years ago, you could not cross the street in my small tourist town because a US highway ran through its main street. Then they ran it as a 4-lane south of town, with one exit. It did not kill much business to do that, and now you can cross Main St. fairly easily. But the integrity of the buildings and the hustle of foot traffic downtown is long gone. You can cross the street, but there is less to walk to if you live in town and like shopping on foot as I do. I doubt the freeway bypass is wholly responsible, though. People seem to hate to walk, anymore.
    2
  2835.  @mariokarter13  He was hooked up to an LVAD for a while and looking positively emaciated. There's also a famous photo of him eating ice cream as Veep, looking like he had a pineapple stored in his britches (scrotal edema in advanced heart failure). AFAIK, he's still on his first donated heart. You know, the one that he had to be shamed into appearing thankful for.
    2
  2836.  @pipgang8566  It was not mail-in only. The polls were also open. But they did give themselves an extra week to fuck around with the ballots before certifying.
    2
  2837. I've often wondered whether the 2 remaining Biden children aren't at least unconsciously sabotaging their awful father.
    2
  2838. I fell in love with the first ep I watched, which featured a 50-foot tall Barbra Streisand.
    2
  2839. It is relevant because she was acting on her beliefs.
    2
  2840. Walz has a big, gaping mouth like Jabba the Hutt.
    2
  2841. ​ @TheWolfLord84 True, however, he makes the wise choice to not expose his loved ones to our scrutiny. At best, we are a tough crowd, at worst, we are nutters. Whatever happened, his content on American politics improved since the move. And he ate a tarantula, waved a saber, pulled a buck knife, and cradled his greens last night, which was better than covering the predictable Super Tuesday results.
    2
  2842. I am reminded of watching a sloth.
    2
  2843. Trump had Biden's number very early, when he said Biden was "just a glad-hander". The sort of dope who needs to be bought in order to know what he stands for.
    2
  2844. Your brain is the size of a walnut, without convolutions.
    2
  2845. God save us from these globalist midwits.
    2
  2846. Tucker Carlson calls him CNN's "House Eunuch".
    2
  2847.  @ris4773  Clooney at least used to be nice to look at during his ER days.
    2
  2848. Someone I know met this young man after this happened and said he was really a good kid, actually.
    2
  2849. Thought diversity, small business inclusivity, pecuniary equity!
    2
  2850. It does make her seem unserious.
    2
  2851. Really? I've only ever seen one or two, ever.
    2
  2852. Damn, people . . . how about decorating your McMansion, even a little bit? Have you no taste?
    2
  2853. I need to write #3 down. Profound!
    2
  2854. You'd be shocked at how cramped your style would be on solar panels and wind turbines, only. We need to secure and improve all available energy sources--and nothing packs more energy in it than fossil fuel.
    2
  2855.  @edcooper2396  It truly is. Pretty sure you're as dependent on oil as everyone else is.
    2
  2856. It almost makes me feel sorry for her. I've been a psych nurse, and know her disordered, grandiose type very well. She's so unreasonable that not ONE person around her dare tell her the truth. Even her daughter grovels for her attention. Bill has tried, but she usually just hangs up on him when that happens. It's true.
    2
  2857. I love Steve Bannon (`Sloppy Steve', per Trump), but is he not just the very living, breathing caricature of a bloated Irish drunk?
    2
  2858. Look, fat. I got hairy legs.
    2
  2859. Can you imagine it? He'd tell every young female, "And no dating until you're thirty!"
    2
  2860. Daiquiris and Creams! You can even get everclear in your daiquiri there. You're not supposed to drink them in the car, but they put a straw in it for you. Lol.
    2
  2861. As much power as a teenaged Minnesota girl had with Jeffery Epstein.
    2
  2862.  @ryanduray1  Did you see the top-20 list of crime-ridden cities? Milwaukee (my home town) is far, far worse. Minneapolis is just getting its jump-start, now.
    2
  2863. A master class in scumbaggery. And she'll even cry about it.
    2
  2864. Kwik Trips are good! And so are those bacon-wrapped pork filets.
    2
  2865. I remember being stuck in xmastime outflow traffic at a mall for 45 minutes---just to get out of the parking lot. That was 1983.
    2
  2866. Good Lord . . . Ted Kaczynski was right!
    2
  2867. I want to see him calling his bimbos "Horseface" again.
    2
  2868. Soozan would not let me use the words U @ L Y or $ L 0 B.
    2
  2869. What kind of cancer did den Hollander claim to have, last year?
    2
  2870. Wisconsin has been doing the 3 am ballot stuffing since 2018, but only in its southernmost big cities. The Dems wanted to make sure to "pay attention" to Wisconsin so that the 2016 loss never happened again. They even put their 2020 convention in Milwaukee. I could see the shitshow approaching for 4 solid years. This time, we must clean up Wisconsin. Make Wisconsin Honest Again.
    2
  2871. Across the Atlantic Ocean.
    2
  2872.  @MrBuzzzzz  It sounds unlikely.
    2
  2873. Yes! (It isn't Dick Cheney's old heart, is it? That thing even had its own Twitter account for a while.)
    2
  2874. Or calls him "Morgan." Or Bojangles.
    2
  2875. And another version of the Truman committee, too.
    2
  2876. He had them round baby blues and a bit of a nebbish way of public speaking that tipped off and invited the bullies, I thought.
    2
  2877. Poo on coal-powered cars. Even gasoline cars are too expensive to buy new.
    2
  2878. Good night, sweet turtle.
    2
  2879. As an American, the idea of an aristocracy horrifies me. A bunch of people held in high esteem because of who their ancestors were? Give me meritocracy.
    2
  2880.  @andresgonzalez5676  You're part of the United States and benefit enormously from it, so pipe down. And buff up your Spanish . . . Caribbean Spanish sounds like a mouthful of mashed yuca.
    2
  2881. On the other hand, the reason people get their kids cut stems from almost purely emotional reasons! "I want him to look like his dad." "I don't want him teased." "Circumcision is cleaner" ( it is not), "Circumcised organs look better."
    2
  2882. When I hear "Kimber", I don't usually think of a handgun that is a "beast", but I suppose that it can be done.
    2
  2883. FDR did hold many of the same offices, but he wasn't a standout in all of them, as was his Oyster Bay cousin. In fact, the Oyster Bay relatives mocked him for being kind of a frivolous young man. Their nickname for him was "Feather Duster" Roosevelt. Dealing with polio after his failed VP candidacy in 1920 seems to have sobered him up considerably.
    2
  2884. ​ @arios1977 Let the lawfared "convict" focus on the token.
    2
  2885. I have a whole gallon of very hot kimchi fermenting away in my kitchen, and I'm quite white. Kimchi fried rice, here I come!
    2
  2886. And the term "journalist" has been retroactively redefined in the OED. It now means "A person who puts false teeth in his ass crack in order to bite the buttons off the seats in taxicabs."
    2
  2887. I thought it was because of both her hawkishness AND her "H" campaign logo.
    2
  2888. Triple D: Hex did say send them to a Haitan guano island. But they'd just manage to turn access to that guano into a huge profit, too, I'll bet.
    2
  2889. "The Speaker and the President are rough-and-tumble fighting in Statuary Hall!" "Should I call the police?" "Naw. They don't seem to be hurting each other."
    2
  2890. Robert Heinlein can't steer you wrong.
    2
  2891. I liked the cuck joke.
    2
  2892.  @jeremyjones7436  What the heck? Styx is a haughty little snot about a lot of things, but he usually doesn't remark on looks, which is nice, because that's just cheap. Sort of like calling someone a hypocrite is cheap, low-hanging fruit.
    2
  2893. ​ @brick6347 I can attest to the fact that menopause does not sharpen the mind or promote mental health. Menopause is a huge bummer.
    2
  2894. Not only that--she beheaded him with her ancient snatch.
    2
  2895. I was sure they were about to get into a slap fight, but they ceased their brinksmanship.
    2
  2896. Dead?
    2
  2897.  @hyacinth4368  i unchecked "donor" on my license, recently.
    2
  2898. Which holes?
    2
  2899. It's so much more blatant than what the Bush administration did--and that was fairly obvious, too.
    2
  2900. I'm American, but I share her heritage, language and name. I love that queen.
    2
  2901. Based on past performance, it's probably Hunter. He also reportedly does not like her, but that probably wouldn't phase him.
    2
  2902. Looks like The Mug Shot. He's not going to let people forget all the kaka he went through. That includes ample light on the rim of his ear that was grazed by the bullet.
    2
  2903. Felix.
    2
  2904. I hear that Karen Pence calls the shots for him--and not just the "Pence Rule".
    2
  2905. Homework is a pain in the butt.
    2
  2906. I noticed. Has he said anything, or is he just pretending that he hasn't just spent 2 years talking about how she'll be running again?
    2
  2907.  @georgehenderson7783  Barf!
    2
  2908. ​ @demonkingbadger6689  For diagnostic purposes, depression is not considered truly mentally ill.
    2
  2909. Franklin Roosevelt's last words were, "I've got a terrific headache."
    2
  2910.  @jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n  Feeling a bit more hopeful, thanks.
    2
  2911. Styx should do the Madison anyhow, just for shits and giggles.
    2
  2912. Or even "fighting hard."
    2
  2913. As a Canadian, you should be working to get your own populist PM who can get control of all the harmful crap happening there. Tariffs are supposed to hurt and move public sentiment. You should be thanking Trump.
    2
  2914. I loved him in "Johnny Dangerously".
    2
  2915. The sight of that ill kept house is depressing.
    2
  2916. Young "Teedy" Roosevelt powered through childhood asthma by smoking big cigars on midnight rides through the winter air.
    2
  2917.  @Minotaur-ey2lg  Roosevelt worked out relentlessly after his sickly youth. He gave a speech in Milwaukee at age 52 with a bullet in his chest. A rag, "The Strenuous Life" was written by Scott Joplin in his honor.
    2
  2918. Juck Foe Biden.
    2
  2919. My first thought, too.
    2
  2920.  @growhuntkillcaneat  Then there are the 300k immigrants Canada's letting in. I'm betting that some of them are casting their eyes southward.
    2
  2921. I'd say a younger King Chuck had "it," but not the others. Big Mike gets DEI sex appeal points.
    2
  2922. Cold spaghetti, cold spaghetti!
    2
  2923.  @savedbyGrace1234  By his last name, my wager is that he is from Greece.
    2
  2924. ​ @yanafcamm Honestly, none of us but her clinicians is able to say exactly why she is a horrible, defective person, but she obviously is a horrible, defective person. That is all that matters.
    2
  2925. Obama and the Clintons are definitely jockeying for power in their endorsement. Obama, as ever, is too cagey to take a position.
    2
  2926. I thought the Little Apple was wonderful, when I first visited it in the 1970s. But it has slid, and even when it was a decent place, I was always glad to leave to go home. The traffic and sprawl was bullshit.
    2
  2927.  @philcollins2546  Sleepy would follow anything for, say, 10% of the cut.
    2
  2928. John McCain: "Do you know why Chelsea Clinton's so ugly? Because her father is Janet Reno." Only wonderful thing McCain ever said.
    2
  2929. I (halfway) see what you did, there. 😜
    2
  2930. @MajorBorris  Minnesota is pretty good because it's full of people like me who are northern European and practice dignity culture. But that is changing with increasing authoritarianism, honor culture immigrants, and a horrible governor who let Minneapolis and St. Paul burn. I stay in Wisconsin, where the people are freer and the schools are now better.
    2
  2931. Oh, you'll wonder where the yellow went, When you Kath yourself with Kat's new stent!
    2
  2932. She does the brisket, the kugel, and a "mean pot of collards"—all for Kwanzaa!
    2
  2933.  @nuqwestr  Haha, but I heard her say that. How can it be false?
    2
  2934. ​ @NoahBodze  Prezactly!
    2
  2935. ​ @NoahBodze  I know, man. I got a fevah . . .
    2
  2936.  @joannleichliter4308  Thanks for clarifying a question I had about the problem with the Sabin oral polio, which I myself got here in the U.S. in the 1960s. Edit: I mean I nust got the oral vaccine, not a case of polio.
    2
  2937.  @svenboi3965  Bwahahaa! Already tried some at the drive-thru at Chicken Box!
    2
  2938. Sure. You make it with a 7-Up bottle, some gasoline, and a rag.
    2
  2939. The Left fails to realize that they are next once they cease to be useful.
    2
  2940. Another common dementia feature is apathy/not initiating a task even though you know you should.
    2
  2941.  @monkeygraborange  She blew a stop sign and got T-boned by a semi.
    2
  2942. The whole French Quarter smells like pee and puke. The beignet smell wafting out of Café du Monde kind of clashes with it.
    2
  2943.  @justmythoughts88  This!!! I always pack heat and support 2a. The bump stock is not an arm, it's an accessory. You can make your own bump stock or improvise one with your belt loop if you really want one. Trump is just throwing a sop to retards. People need to stop getting upset about non-issues and fallacies like slippery slope, shove their purism up their ass, and let a pretty decent, pragmatic president work the system to get stuff done. Do not die on the bump stock hill, people. Use some goddamn discernment.
    2
  2944. We bowed out with "Dear White People". Never went back.
    2
  2945.  @JustinL614  A relative told me that he is sure that Trump himself has politicized mask wearing. TDS dialed up all the way.
    2
  2946. Nobody should trust Scarborough. His poor aide shouldn't have,either.
    2
  2947. Bish just wrote a book.
    2
  2948. Yes, it's Star Trek. Next, Styx grows an ugly, wrinkly, giant forehead.
    2
  2949. I'd like to add that, as a Norwegian-heritage person who lives among many, many sons of Rasmus, the surname and the polling company names is pronounced 'RAZ-muh-sin rather than Styx' habitual "razz-MYOO-sin".
    2
  2950.  @GTK4217  Common decency. She had loved their father, saved his life, and kept their ancestral home afloat. What had she done to deserve such vindictive treatment from those two brats?
    2
  2951. Those Ford boys sure are hearty eaters!
    2
  2952. WSJ should be replaced with an actual gaslight.
    2
  2953.  @monkeygraborange  I just wondered if the timing of her arrest isn't some kind of counterpunch against the faction promoting the COVID/riot assaults.
    2
  2954. A few bright ones and a whole lot of ciphers.
    2
  2955. Followers aren't useless . . . where would leaders be without them?
    2
  2956.  @MrBannystar  The book The Amateur , Mike is alleged to be one of her husband's main taskmasters. But I think that she, like her husband, is all about image. Both Obamas are too good to have to mingle with lowly congressmen.
    2
  2957. The place known as "Little Mogadishu" near where I live should serve as a proper warning. At least it would in a non- clown world.
    2
  2958.  @JP-ww5vz  A neighboring small town became 17% Somali overnight. Was there just this morning and exchanged a pleasant greeting with a Somali gent smoking a cigarette on the street. Things are just fine in this little town and have been for 20 years, but things are not fine across the state line in Minnesota. The young Somalis there are running in gangs. In any case, I'm an American girl, never without a .38 in my purse. To heck with pepper spray. :-)
    2
  2959. Haven't heard from Edward Klein since late 2017. Is he well? He's in his 80s. Miss his reporting.
    2
  2960. Not hard to understand. If they're holding them, they should be public. But the premise is as phony as that of the Russia Show, so, in a sane world, this shouldn't be causing hearings at all. But it's not a sane world. The entrenched crooks in D.C. think false charges are totally fair. They aren't used to being told what to do by an elected representative of the people. What scum.
    2
  2961. ​ @jasonmorgan27 How bogus and harmful do show trials have to get before we just start ignoring the "legal products" cranked out by kangaroo judges? I know I don't consider them as legit, nor will I ever.
    2
  2962.  @politicallycorrectredskin796  I advise any newcomer to look up a photo of the cadaverous Chertoff. It'll curdle milk.
    2
  2963. How do you let name-calling even bother you? That's just theater. Honest to God, undiscerning dopes like you make me embarrassed to have ever called myself a Democrat.
    2
  2964. ​@kh1972. All abused kids want to love their parents—that's what makes parental abuse especially cold and cruel.
    2
  2965.  @kateorwell7203  In all fairness, she could have been a little sauced when she let fly with pure emotion. It's hard to tell in this kind of forum.
    2
  2966.  @jenni0278  Old Bugs Bunny meme, misspelling a word that gets censored nowadays on some forums.
    2
  2967. If only they could dub a different voice over hers. That fry is criminal.
    2
  2968. @Oregon727  Her opinions are fine. It's important to have concessions. I just flipping hate her voice.
    2
  2969. He has been looking rather cyanotic about the mouth--even before his prostate procedure.
    2
  2970. It's a caffeineism.
    2
  2971. Not just Israelis' interest, but that of Rand, General Dynamics, Lockheed, Raytheon . . .
    2
  2972. Someone scrawled the N word across Michigan's lower peninsula. It really is sort of like a bathroom stall.
    2
  2973.  @manoftruth0935  Atheism is indeed a result of faith in the unknowable. I suggest that the original poster stop trying to irritate everybody based on his own personal hobby horse and start trying to learn those basic hopes and needs that bring us all close together as fellow Americans.
    2
  2974. Can't watch this. This channel is ever more lurid and depressing.
    2
  2975. Bastards. I wonder what it's like vaping in California, now. Found out in 2015 that if you light up a cigar on Venice Beach, the patrol drives up and scolds you.
    2
  2976. The ferocity of the groupthink was worse than during the Gulf or Iraq wars. Every nimrod was mouthing the propaganda. I lost respect for way too many people.
    2
  2977. Can't you just repeal the amendment?
    2
  2978. This is another reason for the jock strap.
    2
  2979. PBS in the United States has certainly been pushing The Message, too. Unwatchable, mostly, for much of the past decade.
    2
  2980. It's "buck naked," folks. Buck naked. Buck. Naked.
    2
  2981. As a classicist, he takes a long view and has studied so many empires in decline. I've little doubt that his background strengthens his perspective such that we should listen carefully to what he thinks.
    2
  2982. Yeah, but whom does Dick Cheney's Old Heart endorse? Mwahahahahaaaah!
    2
  2983. Two.
    2
  2984. He's a very, very empty suit.
    2
  2985. I must keep it farcical, lest I go crazy.
    2
  2986. @mikecavossa6450  I stand corrected. This guy does have more than one and with multiple components.
    2
  2987. All the RINOs at once.
    2
  2988. Maybe this sort of living should be called Wallowing Disorder.
    2
  2989.  @kathyflorcruz552  I'm still holding out for that fatass Hillary Rothschild Clinton, but she's looking decrepit. It'd be almost as fun to watch Trump trolling Pocahonkey all season, though.
    2
  2990. The woman posting about how heinous rich white boy smirks are looks as if she was probably lusting above her pay grade as a teenaged girl. Potato-faced young thing, projecting her Roberta Flack song traumas onto these young strangers. Ick.
    2
  2991. Who doesn't love rosemary grape Jell-O?
    2
  2992. Ha, ha, ha. Fuck off, you bore.
    2
  2993. Squish me like an ant, without even knowing it?
    2
  2994. ​ @lobstermash And they are often used as mood stabilizers in people with severe behavioral problems.
    2
  2995. I remember hearing her give a short speech in Spanish and wincing.
    2
  2996.  @irritatedkitty7301  I used to have hyperthyroidism and it turned me into a very scattered, anxious, and quick-tempered person. Thank goodness for bloodwork, because I thought I was going crazy.
    2
  2997. ​ @jebediahkerman8245 Governor of South Dakota. Solid anti-Covidian. Used to look like a dark January Jones, but she's starting to overdo it on the filler. Is banging Trump's old campaign manager.
    2
  2998. He was always neutral and factual 20 years ago on C-SPAN as a Capitol Hill reporter. Repealing Smith-Mundt turned him into a monster.
    2
  2999. Throw out the corrupt, useless managerial class. They have nothing to teach us.
    2
  3000. No. She just ate beans, brats, and sauerkraut last night. 1.6 on the Richter scale.
    2
  3001. He called it "The Insurrection" without a trace of irony. Not one hint. 😅😂
    2
  3002. "Listen here, Jill. I can't hear Matlock. How do you turn this thing up?"
    2
  3003. Protest is their religion. Any protest, any time. "Hey, hey! Ho, ho!"
    2
  3004. What makes my blood boil is that most of his criminal self-dealing was evident years ago--and still so many halfwits were gulled into voting for scum.
    2
  3005. You obviously haven't met my husband's ex-wife.
    2
  3006. My dad was in an above-ground ~29 kt explosion while crouching in a tank fairly close to ground zero. The Joshua trees on the leeward side of his tank were burning, and all the birds and bugs were stunned into silence or dead. Then his group had to attack a hill closer to ground zero, then hike in concentric circles to the partially vaporized detonation tower where some AEC guys were waiting with Geiger counters. Dad lived for 60+ years with no ill effects, but most of his companions died much sooner, from what I could dig up, from leukemias and heart disease. I imagine that his and his buddies' short-term survival showed them what needed to be done with the neutron bomb.
    2
  3007. Hi. Good night! This is true.
    2
  3008. Northern cities, as well.
    2
  3009. And does she have a right to kittens and forming a pride with her sister?
    2
  3010. If not too horrible, then too demoralizing. I wish it all were out. I'd like to see little people galvanized to ruin the nobility's keeps.
    2
  3011. Well, it was a good idea 120 years ago. 😝🤭
    2
  3012. Well, why not have a developmentally delayed president, too? Democrats love (s)electing those "firsts."
    2
  3013. Every minute the wife is on Facebook is a minute she's not ironing the sheets or making a sandwich for you. Good luck!
    2
  3014. Did he evict you from a rent-controlled apartment?
    2
  3015. @good-days8673  Mine, too. A little. I blame family dynamics, not Trump.
    2
  3016.  @seeburgm100a  Wisconsin's Tony Evers is another bum.
    2
  3017. Oddly enough, I was looking through my old notebooks yesterday and found a doodle of the three presidential candidates from 1992. I'd portrayed GHWB as a disheveled guy puking a torrent of fish skeletons.
    2
  3018. Does kratom handle the bad restless legs that opioid withdrawals bring to some people?
    2
  3019. I think she inspired Michael Jackson.
    2
  3020. It's as if the whole leftist crowd has a collective personality or characterological disorder. It's true!
    2
  3021. I remember when USA Today came out. We derided it then as "McPaper".
    2
  3022. I'm old enough to remember when Latinos were considered white. That was before it became politically advantageous to be as not-white as possible.
    2
  3023.  @chad3232132  Personal foul! Unnecessary Trump reference!
    2
  3024. ​ @kathleenirish1981 Only if Harris somehow hadn't also been born on US soil.
    2
  3025. ^^^^ Bravo!
    2
  3026. No doubt he's learned. Keep in mind, too, that he had few choices, starting out.
    2
  3027. @Dustin Schiltz One quibble: all babies tolerate human milk*, but that big subset gradually turns lactose-intolerant after weaning. Northern European-descended people like myself tolerate dairy into adulthood because our agriculture centered around dairy. *If I drank cow's milk while my baby was nursing, the cow protein came through in my milk and gave him colic. That might be a reason why a baby can't seem to tolerate his mother's milk. As for the commenter against dairy: I will never convert to your vegan religion, O witch!
    2
  3028. Dr. Jill.
    2
  3029. Hmmm. I was born in a city run by socialists until the late 1950s--Milwaukee--and it was a pretty decent place for a long time. It's a real shithole now, however. I doubt socialism had much to do with its former success . . . it was just full of order-loving descendants of German immigrants, and had a booming manufacturing and port economy. That all changed.
    2
  3030.  @nomadmarauder-dw9re  Tempus sure does fugit.
    2
  3031. So, Dixville Notch is inhabited by box wine moms.
    2
  3032. Oh, the pity of it all! You don't know very much about the immune system, do you? Bet you also wet the bed when you hear a strange noise in the house. And how are you so sure that you haven't killed a few people by spreading a virus to them?
    2
  3033. Same troll-like looks, as well.
    2
  3034. Maybe they were the real Frito Bandidos.
    2
  3035. I was using delta 9 CBD for sleep, sometimes, but quit because I developed atrial fibrillation, and ganja does affect heart rhythm. I just had to have areas inside my heart burned in order to stop it. I doubt the delta 9 caused the arrhythmia, but I can't be certain that it did not exacerbate it. People should use it advisedly.
    2
  3036. Can we catapult the old fart over the wall?
    2
  3037. I groaned when I saw that he was launching the Obama Foundation. . . especially since he seems to have no particular mission for it stated anywhere. The first annual Obama Foundation convention sounded like a bit of a joke to me, too. Some member of the press covered it, and ended up doing the journalistic equivalent of a secret shopper review. Obama's foundation differs from the Clinton's cash vortex in an important way that favors Obama, but I can't recall exactly how. His intentions could be inferred as more ambitious, though, since the thing is still so amorphous. The Clinton Foundation at least had the pretext of presidential library startup.
    2
  3038. ​ @monkeybusiness1999  And some Broward County Tic Tacs!
    2
  3039. That woman named Karen said so on the Twitter thread of the wandering Biden video, much to everyone's amusement.
    2
  3040. 😮🤢🤮
    2
  3041. Funny to see this; Candy, with that perm and goggles, was about as sexy as Church Lady.
    2
  3042. Our school lunch pizza had a layer of cheese on it one molecule thick, back in the 70s and 80s, which was sad, since it was Wisconsin.
    2
  3043. "We, as children, were afterthoughts." Ouch. I remember what it was like to take a back seat to alcohol.
    2
  3044. ​ @allenjames5684 Winning hearts and minds?
    2
  3045. They used to issue cigarettes and M&Ms with GI K rations. Do you suppose they'll raise the age at which we can buy M&Ms, next?
    2
  3046. Thank heavens you didn't call him a breakfast taco, or anything like that.
    2
  3047. I did, but I was born around the time Joe was calling Corn Pop "Esther". I'm pretty old.
    2
  3048. I vote on election day, no earlier.
    2
  3049. If not breasts, then feed your baby with 1 can evaporated milk + 20 oz. water + 2 tbsp light Karo syrup + vitamin drops. They hate to tell you this on the news, but that's all it takes. You do not need Big Pharma formula.
    2
  3050. On my way to the polls, I encountered some broken glass--no lie! Thankfully, I just had to step over it to vote for President Trump.
    2
  3051. Ilhan Omar seems nothing like the wonderful Somali ladies I used to work with and occasionally help practice for their citizenship exams. Omar seems so aggrieved and hostile in comparison. It is fine to say and believe whatever one wishes, but it seems arrogant and just plain strange for a freshman U.S. Representative to be so vocal and outspoken on national media about such a narrow range of concerns, one of which, anti-Israeli measures, seems more like a personal prejudice and axe to grind. Is she thinking of the Minneapolitans who sent her to Congress at all ?
    2
  3052. What would that unfluffable moment have to be? Joe modeling a race car out of his own poop?
    2
  3053. Ye olde jackwagon?
    2
  3054. ​ @NeonAnimeDreams  Libertarians are a debating society, not a party.
    2
  3055. I watched the vault opening. I remember Rivera standing there holding a bottle.
    2
  3056. He's so dense he absorbs neutrinos.
    2
  3057. 1955 to 1965 are also known as "Generation Jones." Too young for hippiedom, too old for Swatches.
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  3058. Pedantic PSA: a goatee has no moustache with it. A vandyke is what he usually sports. Americans are losing their ability to discriminate between many terms. Thanks, public education!
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  3059. John's Hopkins has a very good NEUROLOGY department. Better than Walter Reed's, they say.
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  3060.  @tankerd1847  It's as normal as having the wind blow you over on the stairs up to the plane.
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  3061. Or was he stooping to talk to a hallucination?
    2
  3062. This is true. Their spark goes out.
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  3063. That, and "bananas".
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  3064. Her mercurial facial expressions gave me chills. But at least her voice is soothing. 😅
    2
  3065. That's outrageous!
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  3066. And the mandate and onerous new CMS regulations about respiratory infections continues to poleaxe hospitals, clinics, and skilled nursing facilities. Good luck getting prompt, quality care!
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  3067. Myocarditis probably would make him more vulnerable to all kinds of accidental cardiac embarrassments--even mild myocarditis.
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  3068. The spoon clank is necessary, now, but some of us could do without the slurping and swallowing. Misophonia is real . . .
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  3069. They now have him using the short stairs.
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  3070. ​ @joriejay7950 Prison sounds like an excellent idea for a monster who would kill her own children for any reason. To suggest otherwise seems to suggest that women are special and not fully accountable for their actions. Throw away the key on that so-called mother.
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  3071. @rhondab9792  Happens to me, too, the opposite way! When I learned to talk about left and right from the perspective of a patient, I started screwing up. So, when I say, "Turn left," my husband has to ask me, "The real left, or your other left?" 😆
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  3072. No kidding. My son is the same age as Rittenhouse and has the same first responder temperament. This could have been my son, and the whole media smear campaign boils my blood.
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  3073. Black pepper prices blew mine.
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  3074.  @felicitywoodruffe4087  Sure, Jan.
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  3075. Facelifts stretch the earlobes.
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  3076. Longer for me, but about the time Afghanistan started, I was pregnant and on bereft, and watching a lot of tube. Then the DeeCee sniper news hit, and I yanked the plug.
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  3077. I usually trail off and talk about the weather.
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  3078. This is common news coverage in America. LBJ had gall bladder out and showed us the scar. Eisenhower had a couple of strokes. Kennedy was sick as heck but they only admitted back problems. Nixon had a huge blood clot in his leg. Betty Ford had a mastectomy and face-lift. Jimmy Carter had a hemorrhoidectomy. Reagan had a bullet cut out, and later a colostomy. Mrs. Reagan had a mastectomy. Both senior Bushes came down with Graves' disease. Melania Trump had a kidney embolization. Joe Biden had two brain aneurysms and bilateral brain surgeries. Too bad more people didn't know about Biden's heightened risk for cognitive decline before he was installed. Public figures are public.
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  3079. Same here. Styx is better than average at streaming, but streams themselves are usually bloated and diffuse. Styx' superpower is speaking fairly well on a single thesis for 10 minutes at a time, and people tune in for current events more than occult. Of course he's going to lose views with daily superchat marathons. A Styx superchat show is delicious, and so is a candy bar. But 7 in a row is much too much of each. It gets repetitive, sort of like a Trump rally. Typically I listen to just a few minutes of the upload, checking out the archived links rather than scrub through the dross. Yes, I am amused by pixelplanet, but mostly by the artwork, not the game of Risk. I love how random it is. Here's the late Queen, and above her shoulder, a stack of pancakes. Oh, and in Antarctica, here's a guy crawling out of a giant asshole. And there's a box of Wheat Thins, SW of Biloxi. Lol.
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  3080.  @tombombadil5846  That's the dumbest thing I've heard all day. Congrats.
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  3081.  @seven8n235  And if he really knew where to put his peen, he wouldn't even need KY.
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  3082. Kristi has begun to destroy her face; I noticed fillers, last month. I wish politicians would just age the normal way. It is disgusting and horrifying to see pols vain enough to have face-lift. Looking at you, Metamucil Joe.
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  3083.  @ImCarolB  Also, "Live Free or Die" fits nicely on things such as license plates.
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  3084. Slithering under a locker room door.
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  3085. My mom and me, as well.
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  3086. I used to have a gig setting people up with those buttons--Joe needs the kind that goes off automatically when he falls and has a GPS tracker in it for when he wanders off into the cornfield. He'd probably just keep trying to open the garage door with a regular one. (Then again, that would keep him busy)
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  3087.  @simonmarshall1060  Sister Mary Elephant says you're going to burn in hell for that. 😉
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  3088. :shudder: I would rather eat a bowl of cold oatmeal sprinkled with toenail clippings than see Chutney Clinton hold an office. The child is a dilettante and a thorough mediocrity. She writes books, but get a load of her prose style. Her parents wrote better when they were her age, and actually had something to say. Chutney is a good example of regression to the mean. And speaking of "mean", people who've worked with her say that she is as fussy and imperious as an unaccomplished child of famous parents can be.
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  3089. He's no executive. He's just a slippery legislator who knows how to dive for dollars.
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  3090. Pretty much everybody calls moose elk. E.g. Spanish alce .
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  3091.  @christaverduren690  Is it bad that the Swedish word for "speed" still makes me laugh?
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  3092.  @christaverduren690  That's so wonderful that you made that lasting connection! What part of Norway? I have relatives all over that country. And all over (what's left of) Sweden.
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  3093.  @WhereIsJuice  one heck of a lot of states rejected or never even had slavery on their own, and what did exist would have been made obsolete by technology. The slave states would have made it illegal, given a few more years. Living in the south might have been easier for black people without Reconstruction and the backlash it brought (e.g. Jim Crow laws).
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  3094. He's not really undead--he's just been loading up that pretty face with botox and fillers, lately.
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  3095.  Will to Power  It unnerves me a little bit that Kissinger praises Trump as a change agent so much. I like the idea of Trump as a change agent, as well as his pragmatism. But you need to have guiding principles behind pragmatism, and I am suspicious of the rather vile Mr. Kissinger's motives. "Power is the greatest aphrodisiac" is one of the gnome's more famous quotes.
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  3096.  @Paul-gz5dp  Nixon really had to work hard to become any kind of a drinker, but he'd accomplished that by the Goldwater years. Reportedly, Nixon made some kind of crude, drunken overture toward Pat Buchanan's buxom, blond wife. It so disgusted Christian Scientist John Erlichman that he took Nixon aside and said he would not support him for any campaign until he cleaned up his act, more.
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  3097. First Wookie president.
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  3098. ​ @dennyworthington6641  What an idiotic assessment of Walz' appeal. I hope they hire you as a political advisor!
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  3099. I'd remove relics, too, if a slew of churches had just been burned and vandalized.
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  3100. That was when they learned that they could litigate their way to a "victory."
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  3101.  @AmanoJack  It's only in print form, as far as I know.
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  3102. Still nattering on about Mr. Trump, I see. What is a good skit to you? A giant orange Trump baby, filling his diapers? That's so witty! Har, har, har, har, har!
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  3103. Strap on and strap in. Why oh why did I click on this video?
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  3104. Chronic gardener.
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  3105. Join the party, Lelia. We're all getting this "bleed".
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  3106.  @hughx5235  lots of c ircumcisions happen because people don't realize that the foreskin isn't very retractable for years, even until puberty. My son said his finally became fully mobile after his voice changed. Hygiene for him as a baby and child was simple.
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  3107.  @cassidy99ful  Well, my mom promised me the presidency, too, but nobody else agrees. Maybe Mom was out of line and raised me to be a mite too entitled.
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  3108. We'll always have Ant-Man.
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  3109. She's a performance artist.
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  3110. Those damn cats puke in a desultory manner. Meow!
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  3111. While I am not her subject, or of English descent, British culture gave birth to the culture of my country, and she `felt' like my queen. And speaking of grandmothers, one of mine looked a lot like her, and the other one was as reserved and as occasionally blunt as the queen was.
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  3112. ​ @TB-zw7dt Isn't purple drank a gang thing made with cough syrup?
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  3113. Eau Claire is getty ratty, too.
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  3114. Have lived in Bay St. Louis. Wonderful place but Katrina mowed through it and it's like living in a dog's mouth in the summer.
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  3115.  @tdata545  My future husband had a place in Carriere that got flattened in Katrina. 200+ felled trees and a month without power.
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  3116. She's too into her own self-promotion to care. Having her as president would be like having Meghan Markle as president.
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  3117.  @inthepipe_5x5.56  Seriously. I live in northern Wisconsin and, except for one day, this winter has been coatless/flip-flop weather.
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  3118.  @maelstrom2313  That was in July, 1988. On the way back, somebody in a Nevada hick town stole most of my cash while I was showering in a motel. I had no plastic to spend, so I made it home on fumes, eating the California salmon and nectarines I was bringing home as a gift, sleeping in my car with an ice pick in my hand, and rationing my cigarettes--I hadn't the $1.25 to spare for a new pack. I got from the west coast to the midwest on 2 tanks of gas. Thank goodness I was driving an early-80s economy car. I was paranoid on the way home, too, since freeway shootings were a new thing, then. I had too much time alone on the road to imagine that everybody else was a potential maniac.
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  3119. It may have been a bigger mistake to roll over for the current pseudopresident. We need to work in each state to halt this chicanery. Wisconsin is trying to reform itself after getting zucked.
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  3120. After tasting the napalm flavor of Gulf War-era MREs, I can see their point.
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  3121.  @dogzebra2708  No, I meant that you played no part in women's suffrage. None of us has. I do have a patient who was alive when the 19th Amendment was passed, but she was just two at the time. It struck me as funny, as if you were speaking as a representative of some male Borg.
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  3122. ​ @stephanies7013  I just liked the typo, but I will be voting Trump `24, in reality.
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  3123. The little clink is playing in the background.
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  3124. Glad to see them used for this rather than deploying them to the Middle East.
    2
  3125. Brace yourself, and keep a little Haldol and Ativan on hand.
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  3126. Was it the Ex-Lax?
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  3127.  71SgtMom  Q.Why do they play football on astroturf in Iowa? A. So the cheerleaders won't graze. Q. Why doesn't Minnesota slide into Lake Superior? A. Because Iowa sucks. We in Wisconsin mercilessly mock Illinois, too, as we rake in FIB tourist bucks.
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  3128.  @davemattia  One does invent pronunciations. You just did, up above, placing the stress accent on the first syllable. I suspect that the pronunciations of Guiana confuses people. As someone who speaks French, I tend to pronounce this foreign name similar to Styx' way. By the way, unlike French, English has no formal academy, so pronunciations tends to be crowd-sourced. Just think if all the accents and acceptable alternate pronunciations English has. Philological democracy in action. I'm sure you're not a troll. I've listened to Styx for almost 8 years, and a lot of his pronunciations makes me wince. Practically every video has an Easter egg like "Mary Land," "Pow remains," "Holomodor" and much more. It's funny.
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  3129.  @mrgedits4478  Not as stupid as you, MRG.
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  3130. I hope that "Miss June" is super-duper straight!
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  3131. GFY, spammer.
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  3132. I don't recollect that Carter appeared to actually be shoveling sand into the gears of the economy, though, unlike this Brandon figurehead. Carter was just a grim, hemorrhoidal Gloomy Gus who could [not] seem to run [even] a pop stand well. Great peanut farmer, though. Should have stuck with that.
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  3133.  @chrissinclair8705  I keep looking at his beady little eyes for Morse code pleas for us to save him from those weirdos who are holding him hostage. Illogical, I know, given his decaying powers of speech.
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  3134. ​ @magnanimus9692  What an elegant gift!
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  3135. On the other hand, some employers like to see a completed degree in anything at all, because they are looking for someone conscientious, as opposed to an impulsive flake.
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  3136. A Trump star hydra? I love it!
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  3137. The end zone is where they score their home runs, right? Oops. I meant "score their goals."
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  3138. Dogs are not people, silly. If more people still farmed in the U.S., they would have a more realistic idea of dogs' proper place.
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  3139.  @plasmaplasmajohndoe5012  Learn how to spell.
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  3140. So much for the hard work of the 1970s Church Committee.
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  3141. ​ @patricialoomis7807 The two are not quite equivalent—especially how Walz fudged his rank, location, and the very nature of his service. Walz is a patent liar.
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  3142. She's a pretty girl. I don't like the current heavy eye makeup trend, either, in part because of mishaps like this.
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  3143. @Donald Trumpushki Yeah! But what about crazy eyes Mayorkas/, eh?
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  3144. Jackie Cowgirl?
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  3145. Juul is owned in part by Altria Group.
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  3146. I'm worried that the DNC lice will really amp up the fraud machine during its Milwaukee convention.
    2
  3147. Pseudobulbar affect is the junction where laughing and crying seem like the same thing. It's kind of like laughing when tickled, even though you're disliking it.
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  3148. He's on the Peter Pan Plan.
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  3149.  @hitandruncommentor  They should have reciprocal carry with Wisconsin, just saying. Though your state is $18 richer, just so I won't have to unload my gun when going into Minnesota for an errand.
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  3150.  @VioletDeathRei  Recreational insulin . . . hmmm.
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  3151. Was DeNiro asleep for the four great years of the Trump administration? What a maroon.
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  3152. The Rangers are waking up from their Democratic stupor in a true realignment.
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  3153. My 12 year old had no trouble loading when he shot traps the first time. Walz is so full of baloney.
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  3154. @TRUMP TRASH My God, are you ever a boring one. Go play in traffic, why doncha? Snack on fentanyl.
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  3155. Could be, but things are set up such that only 2 major parties can play ball. Third parties are compelled to align themselves on one side of the aisle or the other. Can't think of any instance in which a robust third party did anything but supplant another party or tip an election to one of the major parties, as the Green Party may have done for the GOP in 2000. I'm waiting for everybody to realign themselves as Globalists and Nationalists. That is where the actual schism is, across both the D's and the Rs. They might as well admit it and act accordingly.
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  3156. Inner peace = not needing external approval. Chasing after "likes" and pennies and things and status is a disgusting way to live.
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  3157. You seem cynical. Probably because you don't like Trump, right? I like that her grandpa plies her with candy and pop and tries to mess up her golf swing. Makes him seem more three-dimensional. My grandpa used to give me snus and call me up, pretending to be a stranger. Made him a more interesting human being.
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  3158. You should stop using words you can't figure out how to spell.
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  3159. And roaches. He's learned about roaches.
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  3160. Omg, this thread, though. One frequent flyer here should probably start taking his D2 blockers again; he's finding conspirators under every placemat in the joint. It's good enough for me that PNAC shoved all of us into the Middle East, and now Trump is driving them crazy. No war is being started or escalated, deterrence is being restored, and mercenary chickenhawk PNAC assholes like Kristol and Max Boot have long since had their toys taken away by Trump and are beginning to play with their own drool and model F-35s out of their own feces. Don't care who did what, or when, just as long as Trump remains a foreign policy master of the universe.
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  3161. I like you, Styx, but not that much. I have my own bills to pay. Going to stick to prints of dogs playing poker and rubber truck nutz.
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  3162. He has insulted real crime victims whose names seldom get mentioned, like the late Tamir Rice and Secoriah Turner. Shame on this vapid creep.
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  3163. They beat it.
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  3164.  @DrinkYourNailPolish  That's a winner.
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  3165.  @broderickmcelroy669  Valedictorians aren't what they used to be; a high school near me had 7 of them. I'm looking to the less compliant students back in the ranks to do better in life, frankly.
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  3166.  @Subjagator  Apparently, you're not big into discernment. There's a big difference between diplomacy and apologetics for totalitarianism. Tool.
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  3167. I have. The scarred part is uncovered and lit in the new photo.
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  3168. I had a prototype windmill a stone's throw from my back door, back in the 1980s. It was kind of neat, but noisy as hell. I was glad when they quit testing it and took it down.
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  3169. ​ @johnhavilicheck4431 Biden's middle name is "Robbinette." Not many people know that it's a portmanteau term for "robbing the bassinette."
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  3170. Harris was the Hillary camp's favorite, starting out.
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  3171. No kidding. Anyone with enough time to polish her appearance, accessories (kids) and social media presence like that probably isn't quite right in the head. Want to bet her poor husband is due for a divorce rape, soon?
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  3172.  @MrDannyHeim  Zealots? Only to the degree that they decide things based on threats to their families and lives.
    2
  3173.  @theuglykwan  it depends on the issue. I did it a lot in my Democrat days and got results. I didn't even have to scream at people in elevators.
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  3174.  @scottmcloughlin4371  I agree with you. Thank you for this comment, Scott.
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  3175.  @smelltheglove2038  He is a Hoover Institution guy, along with Mattis and McMasters, but I feel good about 95% of what he says.
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  3176. To say the least. Styx should just delete this video.
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  3177. I've always thought all things Disney were boring. Never been to either place, nor have I patronized their products. Except to see the snoozefest that was "Frozen" because that was all that was playing at a drive-in. I'm shocked that it's all become so degenerate.
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  3178. ¡Y muera!
    2
  3179. That take has me puzzled, too. I do think they look dusky/cyanotic, however. Poor guy.
    2
  3180. Joe? Is that you, Joe? Get off the internet, Joe.
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  3181.  @saltyclanker8440  That disguised alien from Mars Attacks was the prototypical Karen.
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  3182. Sick burn, Julie!
    2
  3183.  @OCtheG  Bubble gum was tough as hell, all of it, when made from chicle. I think Hubba Bubba put out a soft type in 1976, but suspect that's when plastic started being the gummy ingredient.
    2
  3184. @Fellow White Person Lefties are far less ready than non-lefties to ever offer a dark-skinned candidate for president or veep. They think nobody is "ready" for an authentic black person, when Republicans have been totally cool with Condoleeza Rice, Herman Caine, Alan Keyes, and Ben Carson. On the other side of the aisle you see the likes of Harris, Booker, and Obama, who are upper-crust liberal idealizations of a black person, and frequently barely tan.
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  3185. She was just baked.
    2
  3186.  @onielrodriguez9194  You probably don't have to pander quite so hard to get a progressive girl to sleep with you. What is it about state and local politics that offends you so?
    2
  3187.  @mikew764  I am not impressed with your intellect.
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  3188.  @mikew764  It for goddamn sure is.
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  3189.  @mikew764  You can't seem to summon a decent argument at all. You really can not legislate anything about abortion, since it has always been with us. It's a popular shibboleth that we did not have access to safe, sanitary abortion prior to Roe versus Wade. Doctors were always doing this kind of thing. Ever see the knives a country doctor carried around in his black bag in 1890? You are just responding like a marionette to scare tactics.
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  3190. ​ @SaintPepe Haha, no! I was around when he made a fool of himself on his first presidential run.
    2
  3191. French is ugly to my ear and Norwegian very pretty. Native English speaker, here.
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  3192.  @Trazynn  I was joking about the canceling part. Speaking of Lady Gaga, she killed it with Tony Bennett in the Aughties, singing "The Lady Is a Tramp". Really a nice voice! Too bad she's made her name on singing prefab sludge.
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  3193.  @gunnuts82  I"m from Wisconsin and don't much like cheese--but I do sound like a dipshit.
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  3194. Joe is even too toxic for compost.
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  3195. This crisis may help Trump, since he's been doing a pretty solid job as president, thus far.
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  3196. They're not bad. My son gave me bites of his. Found it better than the old US MREs I couldn't eat.
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  3197. My own childhood home in Milwaukee has become one of the worst killing fields.
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  3198. Fuck my life! It's OpenOffice for me!
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  3199. Brilliant comment.
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  3200. The oldest Xers are 55 this year.
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  3201. Yet they sneer at "rurals."
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  3202. Made me cry, too, and I'm an American.
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  3203. I have a cousin who is a Raytheon veep. His name is Ray (not kidding), and he has lot of nice things and takes lots of interesting vacations. Nice guy. Questionable occupation.
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  3204. I once translated a story for a guy from Portuguese to English and got it done. Took his suggestions, where appropriate. The problem was, he was so up his own butt that he could not stop questioning every nuance, and making me tinker with it. I finally sent it back and told him to find somebody else; the story was good, but it wasn't Hemingway. 🙄 He was so difficult!
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  3205. Okay. Why did I get a belly laugh out of this comment when in reality I usually only snort? Rhetorical question, and thank you, sir.
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  3206. It's as if by appointing herself arbiter of this thing, "likeability"., she thinks she's preempting the issue of her own deadened soul and anti-charisma. What a steamer.
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  3207. And she visited the Democrats' 1/6 political prisoners.
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  3208. Sorry about that dried up old turd. I actually voted for him because I was so angry about Iraq. Now here he is, globetrotting and acting like the President-in-Waiting, already.
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  3209. My God! I am so relieved. Thank you, God!
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  3210. Why, you're no fun at all.
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  3211. Why, you're no fun at all.
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  3212. Minnesota is a welfare mecca.
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  3213.  @TenThirteen-1013  and before that, he dated Carrie Snodgrass. That's how ancient he is.
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  3214. I see what you did, there.
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  3215. Which one? Or do you mean both?
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  3216. Mania is a heck of a lot of fun, but only from the inside.
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  3217.  ge st  I know quite a few. Then again, they don't treat kitties and puppies, but rather horses and cattle.
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  3218. I got offered one because I was a first responder--a "bag phone" for my car. I turned it down, because it cost $100/mo. (not cheap in 1989) and also, there were few cell towers, so the phone would have been useless except in a few spots in our response area.
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  3219. The Birb is the wirb.
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  3220. They helped an election proceed in Wisconsin, so vulnerable older poll workers could stay home. Thanks, National Guard! Edit: I'm a nurse in my 50s who is not afraid of this stupid virus, and I'm not ground pork.
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  3221. Come on. If they were freshly barbered, you'd be grouchy over that, too. I recognize your type.
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  3222.  @marybaghikian7026  I have heard that having type O is protective from coronavirus, but I daresay it's not rare for us to get it. I worked as an RN throughout the various outbreaks and only now did I test positive for coronavirus. O-neg, here. My mother, son, sister, and husband are all type O and came down with it, too.
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  3223. I'd settle for a worm that rewrites all their mission statements as MAGA rally punchlines. Or replaces certain words in all their product. Say, change the verb "impacting" to "fisting." Or the word "diversity" to "uniformity."
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  3224. Dementia at his age is also a terminal diagnosis, once you reach the weight loss stage.
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  3225. During the '20 primaries, my dad was in a neurologist's office, getting diagnosed with dementia. The neurologist made a remark in front of Dad, saying, "This is why we shouldn't be electing such old candidates." Gauche of the doctor, but he was not wrong.
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  3226. "Moronism" 😀
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  3227.  @lorieakin1771  What if the need to stay alive and feed your family does make you a good guy? If things break down bad enough, survival might be the only moral compass.
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  3228.  @streetcarp475  Evers and Barnes squeaked into office because of late-night ballot dumps.
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  3229. Wisconsinite, here. For what it's worth, Madison isnt all that bad for a blue hole. It's pretty annoying, though.
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  3230. Sarcasm aside, if it isn't bureaucracy, then accountants decide the same thing. Look at the twatlike behavior of Hollywood, corporations in general, and the racketeers in university administrations who are scared of driving away snowflakes holding college loan money.
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  3231. Duly noted. Also, "jibe", not "jive".
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  3232. Brown buffalo cries out in pain.
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  3233. Coconut Doritos! Nope.
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  3234.  @OceanSwimmer  There is CT evidence that she's had a deep brain stimulation electrode placed, too, although I'm not sure how that imaging ever got leaked. That would certainly help stave off some of the worst of the movement disorder.
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  3235. A Tupperware gun is certainly better than no gun at all.
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  3236. I'm from Wisconsin and lived for a time in Bay St. Louis. Felt way more like home than Illinois.
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  3237.  @tdata545  Been through Pascagoula a few times. The Gulf is so beautiful! Almost was going to stay in Biloxi this May, but life intervened. I had a state senator who used to complain that Wisconsin was turning into "Mississippi North," but now that I've been there, I think it's kind of a good thing. The people there are great!
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  3238.  @themarchhare1376  I did, until he started talking about the hemorrhoids. I told him he WAS a big hemorrhoid.
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  3239. Groot!
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  3240. Yes, with the fact of her sex being an afterthought, which, I think, most people are ready to do. In either of Hillary's attempts, the only people making a big deal of her sex seemed to be the much older women with vivid memories of the 1960s, 50s and 40s. The other thing--shortcuts--is important, too. No husband coattails. No dynasties. Nobody ever truly took Lurleen Wallace seriously, nor any woman ever pushed forward to fill her husband's or father's office.
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  3241.  @CrankyBarista  Just read Who Will Tell the People? We have been dealing with a deaf rogue state for decades. It is no wonder people take it lying down. We have been groomed to feel powerless.
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  3242. ​ @levioneill9677 I have a friend who brought homemade scorpion salsa to a party. He and I were the only 2 who could eat it.
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  3243. Does that mean it is covered in jizz?
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  3244. You and me both! 73
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  3245. There is also an ethics probe into payments to this staffer as well as the coercive nature of the relationship. You know, because of the power differential. Ilhan Omar--same thing. In Omar's case, she failed to itemize payments to Mr. Mynette. Ethics, ethics, ethics. If Trump did something similar to a subordinate staffer or misappropriated campaign monies, he would need to be held to account the very same way.
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  3246. Well, he learned about roaches.
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  3247. ​ @sandrastella Being a nursing assistant will be helpful in ultimately becoming a nurse, if that is your goal; it is the core of basic nursing, and working in the field before becoming a nurse will help you on your way a lot. Graduate nurses who have never worked as a CNA are off to a slow start.
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  3248. Christ, I tried to retire him, but they bought my state.
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  3249. He's an A1 compost machine--and that's no malarkey!
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  3250.  @richardcraig8780  Good for you! Glad to hear it! As for me, I'm a registered nurse with nothing to do, at the moment. Anxious to start taking shifts again.
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  3251. Biden did a great job of projecting U.S. weakness, yesterday, though.
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  3252. Oh my gosh-- he's still practicing.
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  3253. Fat bridesmaids for Hillary, and a bouquet of pork chops, too.
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  3254. There are two kinds of countries: ones that use metric, and one that put Man on the moon.
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  3255. >>shudder<<
    2
  3256. In his pants.
    2
  3257. My grandma lived at home until 101 and had eliminations more alert and oriented than Biden.
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  3258. ^^^ This ^^^
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  3259. These are mostly sized for females, although 6% of males have the occasional pecking flurries. Putting Midol in the water cooler gets that shit down to 4.3%, though.
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  3260. That's because you fools are chaotic, greedy, threatening, and corrupted. Go bite a sunflower.
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  3261. People who knew him before his aneurysms (in his 40s) say that Joe became far more erratic after them.
    2
  3262. This.
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  3263. The number of American nationals left behind in Afghanistan-abandoned, really- has been revised from about 200 to about 9,000 Americans, now. Biden violated what little trust Afghan officials had in us by abandoning Trump's withdrawal date as well as the Trump administration's steady withdrawal plan. Love him or hate him, Donald Trump knew how to lead and knew how to conduct diplomacy with Third World strongmen. Biden seems to be more of a legislator with very little ability to meet other cultures' leaders with any degree of nuance or strategy.
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  3264.  Roberto Duran  I feel your pain, pal. I voted for schmucks like Clinton, Dukakis, Kerry, and Obama. Never did much good at all.
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  3265. No rematch for that old reprobate. Even if he did as Nixon did and jettisoned his bad vice president. Just on general principle, the larcenous old fart needs never to be taken seriously again.
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  3266. It's a poorly done ad, yes, and there's something about her voice that makes me want to jam pencils in my ears, but Hillary remains the Queen of Cringe. I dare you to sit through her recent late night "comedy" routine with her sidekick, Chelsea.
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  3267. I'm sure Vegas has that going.
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  3268.  @brucepierson9941  Maybe husband Chasten will start to identify as female.
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  3269. What a way to panic the plebes into lockdowns, again.
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  3270.  @maurigangarside2439  Yes, Stoffel is crazy clever. He's also how I found out what "Stoffel", the surname of the Belgian branch of my family, meant. 😜
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  3271. Hey, who cares if he can't act—he still has the whitest Chiclet smile money can buy. 🙄
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  3272. Slurring his words. I hate to watch people bottom out.
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  3273. I will never forget that he thinks of me as a "listless vessel." Yeah? Well I think he is a hungry, charisma-free, pint-sized career pol.
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  3274. At the same time, I saw Obama in Eau Claire. It was a giant crowd, and Obama had president-level SS detail.
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  3275.  @jcast23  He wasn't even the nominee. He had only just begun to clobber Hillary in the primary. I do remember that threats were numerous, so the SS was offered early.
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  3276. The Man with the Golden Arm
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  3277. I don't know why Trump didn't celebrate McCain. Not everybody can crash 6 planes. John McCain crashed a plane and left a stain.
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  3278.  @dr.derekrobinson1920  On-line, in comments sections like these, MGTOW people are implacable a-holes to any woman commenter, even sympathetic ones. They come across as sketches or caricatures of men's rights activists, not actual, effective activists.
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  3279. I hear that three tumblers of Tito's per workday is Kamala's personal fuel.
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  3280.  @salbro5985  I volunteer!
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  3281.  @czntrm  Yeah--HER audio. 😉 😜
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  3282. Narwhal Tusk Runner
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  3283. TOTAL WAR* *Between two tiny states, dawg.
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  3284. There's always our experienced incumbent. Ex-Dem here who is pleasantly surprised at how well he's doing.
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  3285. Trained RN, here. I diagnose him as having War Pig Syndrome, complicated by a nasty case of encephalupagusitis.
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  3286. Talking smack about Trump on-line does not constitute a real job, no matter what you say.
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  3287.  Logan 5  You just gave me a flashback to a horrific wound I had to dress on a diabetic patient two years ago. Gangrenous penes tend to depress me. Bleh!
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  3288.  Logan 5  I never asked the guy. He was a youngish man who was relieved that the pain in the remaining stump was controllable by 10 mg. of oxycodone every 4 hours.
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  3289. And then there was the guy on dialysis whose dried up penis fell off one morning during cares. He didn't even notice. Not my direct patient, but I always wondered how a nurse handled that sort of bedside interaction. "Lunch is in 10 minutes, and by the way, your penis just fell off."
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  3290. Your lack of guns worries me. America is armed to the teeth, and it works fine, except in big cities with lots of fatherless children.
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  3291. Elon can't talk very well. It was a relief to hear Trump in comparison.
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  3292.  @wilcox728  Restarted it, anyhow. It's his hustle.
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  3293. And it was abused. Numerous times.
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  3294. Thanks for keeping an open mind. Not everyone is able to do that. My young son recently shook off anti-Trump thinking and said he'd vote Trump over Biden.
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  3295. Me too, but you have to dust around them.
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  3296. He did it again? The first time it happened, my son set the clip to the music of that clip of that old man falling up the escalator.
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  3297.  @Fulcrumshift  I am anti-circ, but let me say, as a female in possession of a homologous prepuce with Meissner's corpuscles: the prepuce is very sensitive, just like a fingertip, but that sensation plays no part in sexual response/orgasm.
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  3298.  @honeybee5099  And it increases discomfort for the female, they say. Slidey foreskins decrease shear force on vaginal membranes. Lots of saddle-sore partners of circumcised men, even if they have lots of natural lubrication.
    2
  3299. No, no, no! It's home base!
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  3300.  Diarmid O'Connor  I'm an Xer. We're making do with the resources Boomers and Milennials didn't hog for themselves.
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  3301.  @NAT-turners-Revenge  Yes, it does. But I'm also a Trump supporter and want nothing to do with the husk of the Democratic party--or the GOP for that matter. The union member Dems in St. Louis County, Minnesota, and environs are a weird case. Lots of relatively recently immigrated ethnic groups in an isolated part of the country. But what happened to Rust Belters happened to Iron Rangers earlier, and twice as hard. I think their retained ethnic traditions and recent immigration status made them vote Dem lockstep longer than the Rust Belt, and they are only now reacting. But I'm betting the reaction will be stronger than what took place in Wisconsin, my home state, in 2016. There will be a much bigger Trump margin of victory throughout Wisconsin next year, too.
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  3302.  @hartkopz86  Try to keep up with the times. Your line is very stale.
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  3303.  @thetrumpnewsnetwork7503  Good Lord . . . Siberian huskies are almost untrainable. My sister dumped two of them on my parents when I was a kid. They killed a cat, broke out of their run and killed someone's pet turkey a mile away, and dragged me down an icy driveway, once, when I was trying to walk them. They do not heel, and God help you if you make the mistake of trying to get them to trot with you.
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  3304. He did campaign in 1992 as part of the DLC.
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  3305. Kamala's favorite breakfast is Coco Ribe and ripple.
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  3306. Citizens need to figure out that nobody is going to do it for them. Break out of the laziness and learned helplessness.
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  3307. Forbes' typical audio . . . for Republicans.
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  3308.  @mickeydrago9401  We never piled up that Corvair, but I did pee on the back seat. And it had a really awful gas heater that reeked of fumes when it ran.
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  3309. Hey, watch it, buster! It's my time of the month! 😉 😜
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  3310. Nancy's right hand isn't crazy, it's just busy sewing the air together.
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  3311. Mark Cuban: "She did fine! She didn't throw up on herself."
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  3312. ​ @weswolever7477 Whip Inflation Now was during the Ford administration.
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  3313. Most Americans—even Republicans—want at least limited first-trimester abortion. Trump is wise to moderate his positions.
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  3314.  @alskooper3319  I've noticed that my 2011 car with tons of airbags has really rotten visibility and big blind spots. A car with lane alarms and a rear view camera would drive me bats. Great example of diminishing returns.
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  3315. Civil War 2 is already here! Man the barricades! I could be wrong . . . Biden could start an atomic war with Russia! I don't know, man . . .
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  3316. If Styx can't make it back, somebody could always drop a quaalude into Tim's drink.
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  3317. To heck with Ukraine.
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  3318. Well, he is 75, and he likes his martinis.
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  3319. Whatevs. Those two are grifters, and she has always had his balls in her purse.
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  3320. Get ready to rumble, Republicans! This ex-Democrat has your backs. You, the patriotic voters. The Republican Senate leadership has yet to be trusted. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸! No step on snek! 🐍 🇺🇸 🔫
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  3321.  @pamczech5984  I believe that the Wisconsin governor was working with the same sort of law.
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  3322. Beto's Spanish is pretty lame. Almost as lame as Cory Booker's. That would have been great!
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  3323. Not sure which is grosser--wrinkled meat or cuisine without meat.
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  3324.  Mario Cantani  Not true! The voting machines are too high off the floor for that kind of voting. I can attest to that.
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  3325. Almost. I think she's a year younger than I am, so Tupac was at least still wearing Garanimals, then.
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  3326.  @aubrie_morgan  I see their vaccine passport and wipe my butt with it. I am wealthy enough to ignore it--and I'm not rich.
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  3327. Strings were cut.
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  3328. Yeah, I'm the youngest of four and one of my older sisters keeps complaining how rough she had it. Lol.
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  3329. I thought "hyperbolic" sounded fresh in 2016, but it needs to be buried in the yard, along with amazing and iconic.
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  3330. I remember feeling irked at the sheer, repetitive message discipline of the Bush administration, although not nearly as much with Perino as with Karen Hughes, who could kill a give-and-take in record time.
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  3331.  @apnwu369  My jeweler sister tells me, a nurse of several decades, that she knows more about pathogens than I do. She won't say how, or mount an argument against my own, however. Yes, she lives in California.
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  3332. ​ @murderparker7968  Maybe not now and not here, though. For some of us, the officers and their murderer were real people. Both young officers were engaged to be married. The killer was stressed out by personal problems after a divorce. From here, it is a tragedy rather than debate fodder.
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  3333.  @epicman004  And she's a Wellesley grad, as well, so this job is far, far beneath someone of her stature. Why should she debase herself by actually doing it unironically?
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  3334. ​ @lilinath7974  Somebody seems to have jilted you, Lili, you have not gotten over it, and you're still carping about it. Believe me--we get it. You have made your insignificant point.
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  3335. Nurse Ratched, here. Hillary is in fact a pretty textbook model of sociopathy.
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  3336. Before that. They gave it to him right away in his first term for not being Dubya or Dick Cheney. Except he really was them.
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  3337. Correct. It embarrasses everyone who thought America wasn't a banana republic where dictators try to jail their rivals.
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  3338.  @earlsreid4130  Girl can see around corners.
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  3339. She's walked the walk of shame, unburdened by what has been.
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  3340. Every Monday at 10 am here in Wisconsin's little tornado alley. It gets my attention, now since that EF4 with the 80-mile track passed by a few years ago.
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  3341. Probably checking his lazy, Xanax-popping daughter into another rehab. He'll be right back.
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  3342. Beignets remind me too much of the doughnuts we made out of pizza dough at work as kids. Eat more than one of those greasy things, and it's vomit city. That's probably why the Quarter smells like puke, not those big hurricanes in plastic tumblers.
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  3343. The nice thing about living in a northern tier state is that, for 6 months out of the year, Boom Boom will freeze his ass off if he tries to camp out under the bridge. Warm weather attracts some really useless people.
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  3344. Right. The one time somebody offered me coke, it was in a bullet.
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  3345. FDR, they said, had a second-class mind but a first-rate temperament. Harris also has a second-class mind, and her temperament drove away 92% of her staff.
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  3346. Or embarrassing bodily failures. He even moves like a 3-toed sloth.
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  3347. How is Mark Kelly doing, compared to McSally? Is he weathering the storm over his "Rodrigo" remark?
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  3348. Marching more-onz.
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  3349. @pauljensen5699  He did a dozen years ago, before the transplant. It was an LVAD, a rotary pump that assisted his worn-out, flabby heart. He lacked a heartbeat, but could walk in a parade and everything.
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  3350. @pauljensen5699  The movie about him, Vice , has an opinion about that. He was in end-stage heart failure when he had the LVAD. A few years prior, he was still vice president and was showing up to photo ops with severe dependant edema. I'll never forget one photo of him in Green Bay, eating frozen custard, and you could tell that he had a pineapple-sized scrotum. CHF is ugly. But now he's got a heart 30 years younger than he is, and he's starting to look like a zombie, again.
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  3351. Indeed!
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  3352. Funny how he vaguely resembles Dick Nixon.
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  3353. I am a woman with olive skin, full lips and a wide nose. Why not pick me? Does it matter that my ancestry is 100% northern European?
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  3354.  @iamkesha.  The DNC truly can not stomach skin darker than café au lait. They say it's because the rest of us are racist.
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  3355. Here's one woman's Kasich story. If not evil, it's at least pretty naughty: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6648687/Former-Ohio-gov-John-Kasich-stole-comedians-class-seat-Alaska-Airlines-flight.html
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  3356. Freud would have a field day with Justin Trudeau.
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  3357.  @jasonjuelg5045  Doubt she can do that, but she is a menopausal redhead, and that combination is never good for a man.
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  3358. I miss the old NOVA programs from the 1970s. This one seems written by and for a gradeschooler.
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  3359. @halfonit  No, she's considered the President of the Senate when she's there, despite her status in the Executive Branch. When she's not there, her stand-in is the President Pro Tempore, who is Senator Chuck Grassley.
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  3360.  @civicparadox4644  Actually, not, as I recall. Everybody knew what was happening. Looking at a pinhole image projected in a shoebox is less impressive than seeing the whole landscape cloaked in twilight at midday.
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  3361. He just announced having cancer . . . not that major health problems have slowed him down, before.
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  3362. You call that "reading"?
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  3363. Walz says, "Don't knock it til ya try it!"
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  3364.  @bradcanning875  A guy slinging terms like "Trumplicans" a propos of nothing is accusing others of intellectual deficiency? If you want a decent response, then address the topic at hand--don't just type a set piece about your orange boogeyman.
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  3365. Pinch me. Has the DNC become Stalinist?
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  3366. I'd shop there.
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  3367.  @billlansdell7225  When Nixon, a big drinker, got pelted with stones in a 1959 Caracas motorcade, he was overly fond of using the punch line, "And I got stoned in Caracas."
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  3368. So, you're a little low on candlepower.
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  3369. In my estimation, President Trump combines the best of liberty-mindedness and adherence to rule of law with pragmatism --a quality almost entirely missing in the Libertarian Party. If they want to be regarded as a viable party, then the Libertarians had better act like a real party, rather than as a booger-picking rump session of a freshman Philosophy 101 class.
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  3370.  @fredwelf8650  I voted for Obama, twice, during which time I had one hell of a tough time finding a decent RN job because of hiring freezes. I did not get a spontaneous "We want to retain you" raise until the Trump years. Stuff your blather about a continuous recovery--it was pathetic. Managed decline is more like it.
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  3371. Those old fossils like Clinton, Kerry, Romney, and Biden are still convinced that they're hip young Turks whose time has finally come. Which might be a mercy, considering how clueless and ideologically incoherent Buttigieg, Gabbard, Beto, et cetera really are. Marginally worse, that is.
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  3372. My mother told me that my mid-term miscarriage was God punishing me for being pro-choice. I remember screaming at her, "You're not my mother!" several times in her back yard while she frantically tried to shush me. I ran off to see my sister, who was weeding her garden, and she paused, gave me a hug, and intoned, "Mom . . . is beyond comprehension." That soothed me considerably. That might have been the dumbest thing Mom ever said to me, but I can't blame her, really, since she was a serious, strict Catholic, and none of us kids could make him- or herself believe what the nuns taught us. We were born agnostics. It must have really shamed her.
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  3373. RBG may have had a relapse of colon cancer, which tends to send mets to liver and lungs, thence to brain and everywhere else. The fact that 2 cancerous nodules were found in the lungs of a person who probably gets thorough imaging every so often suggests that this is indeed metastatic disease.
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  3374. This world we have reminds me more of Heinlein's _Friday_, in which multinational corporations act like territorial states, as when the Coca-Cola company takes out Acapulco with a nuke.
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  3375.  @LUCKYNY718  Hmmm. Sounds as if you might be totally fucking envious of the man, Trump. Bet you can't scrape together 10 bucks for gasoline to get you to your welfare case manager AND your parole officer, both. And you probably can't scrape together 500 bucks to get your next PlayStation without your mom's help.
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  3376. I have rH-negative blood, and the street light thing happens a lot around me, but it strikes me as a half-baked theory. As if someone noticed a bit of a correlation, and because "negative" also denotes electrical polarity, it looks causative enough for some people. Well, ya gotta talk about something on comments threads, by golly.
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  3377. Fortunately, CNN's main audience seems to be stuck in airports. Oh . . . wait . . . people in airports have just been processed like cattle, jerked around by airlines, then overcharged for the drinks they bought to medicate away their frustration. Then they are exposed to oodles of screens in waiting areas telling them that their president is a traitor. Sounds like something straight out of 1984.
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  3378.  @Wulfdoom  Well, somebody's missing the mockery, anyhow.
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  3379. She and Barack Obama were the traumatized children she spoke of who develop character flaws. Hillary's father was an angry beast, and her mother allowed it. Obama's mother and father abandoned him in stages; his mother vanished from his life completely by the time he turned 18. When the people who are supposed to love you the most treat you like dirt, it warps you, turning you into a selfish, scrappy survivor type. Both HRC and BHO think mainly of themselves and present a false mask to the world.
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  3380. Lovely satire. I hope she's taken a little time since being robbed of her due to, oh, learn her grandchildren's names, or something.
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  3381. At my first job, when I was 15, I drew comics based on the supper club where I worked. They were funny to some of us, anyhow. Once, I had Carl Sagan show up and get into a hair-pulling fight with Bonnie, the kitchen manager. She was a pill.
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  3382. I didn't think Trump was a good idea until my former party coronated Hillary, let me put it that way. If you have an open mind and can get past any snobbery you might have--not to mention your fixation on his skin color--you might end up appreciating some of the man's policies.
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  3383. You can do it this way: from 20 feet away, focus both eyes on something small, such as a light switch plate. With both eyes open, outstretch your arm fully and hold your thumbtip over the plate. Close left eye. Is your thumb still covering the switchplate? Your right eye is dominant. Closing your right eye, then, your POV should paralax your thumb off to the right of the switchplate. If, when you close your right eye, and your thumb stays over the plate, then your left eye is the dominant one. I suppose you could do the very same thing at a pistol range using your iron sights over a faraway bullseye. Turned out that my son shoot a long guns left-handed, but prefers his right hand for most tasks, and yes, his left eye is the dominant one.
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  3384. Shame on you.
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  3385. Big Mike would be a horrid choice. Shady record as an attorney in Chicago, gaffe-prone, unpopular albatross for her husband in the first campaign, spendthrift, crappy personality in public and private (intimidates the hell out of her brothers, for instance), even makes "my dopey husband" jokes in public, fat-shamed and race-baited us all . . . and she doesn't strike me as being all that bright. She's the Xer version of the Hilldebeest, (which she, herself, called HRC behind her back).
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  3386. He did hurl somebody's cell phone across a theater when she refused to stop using it during a play, so he's not all bad. Very interesting speaker and writer--with a large hole in his bald dome concerning the worth of candidate Trump.
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  3387. This is a late comment but yes, In Wisconsin the Trump:Clinton lawn sign ratio in my area was about 9:1.
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  3388. Me too. It all began when my husband purchased a box of Hungarian-manufactured light bulbs. Could it be supernatural? <g>
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  3389. Eff 'em all.
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  3390. Rachel Maddow is clearly milking the "Resistance" sector for every last Trump-deranged eyeball that she can. Does she really believe what she says to the camera? I wonder. She has said that she considered Roger Ailes of all people a good friend. Really? Roger Ailes? Roger Ailes made his name on being able to sell Richard Nixon and other Republicans like soap flakes.
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  3391. Chelsea looks just like Bill's homely mother. The reason the Clintons have only 1 kid is 1) Clinton has a low sperm count, and 2) Hillary really disliked the idea of having a child. Bill had to talk her into it. Because a child would make him more electable. Low sperm count makes it difficult but not impossible to conceive. Considering all the women WJC banged, it's not surprising that one extramarital kid has shown up. Hillary detested raising a child and went back to work as soon as possible. Chelsea preferred her father--even Richard Nixon noticed it on a White House visit.
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  3392. I've thought so, too. Have you ever seen _Primary Colors_? It's a roman a clef of the Clinton's 1992 campaign. Emma Thompson played the Hillary character in that one.
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  3393. Nice try.
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  3394. Friends of mine raised a child similar in appearance to those girls, although most of his brain never developed. "Just a feather on the left side in his skull," his mother said. He wasn't able to control his body even to the extent that the girls did. Yet, when he was about 9, I picked him up and carried him around, and he laughed great, pealing belly laughs. He loved to be held and carried arounf, and I loved to hold him. I felt such joy, doing so. His IQ might have been nil, but he was in there. This particular boy made his soul and personality known--on a gut level! And, for his 11 years, he gave his family and friends much joy.
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  3395. Your name has no taste, but it is blue and yellow.
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  3396. Yeah, this 2016 opinion of Williamson's was pretty pedestrian. Williamson fails to distinguish himself as a good judge of political acumen on this segment. I hope he's not still a never-Trumper now in 2019. That's sort of a Bagdhad Bob act.
    1
  3397. And no more persecution of successors.
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  3398. Barb looks like pelican. Her throat can hold more than her belly can.
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  3399. He does have a great big lump on the nape of his neck. It probably does get in the way of a collar and tie. But why is he dressing like a slob? Business casual would be more appropriate.
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  3400. Clearly written by a complexion-obsessed Dem.
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  3401.  @albannach6900  That's one way to frame it. We are mostly the same. Still, I can still spit in a test tube and learn -- accurately! -- that 100% of my ancestry resided in NW Europe for thousands of years and that half of it resided in Norway for at least a millennium, and that I have lots of Neanderthal traits--more than 90%. Sure, my people came from Africa, but my genotype says that an awful lot of things happened to them in between leaving Africa and now. Unlike some other people in the world. There is a fairly meaningful story within our differences. Its not good or bad, just factual.
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  3402.  @mitch6962  😆 🤣
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  3403. Probably. Lots of prescription drugs can do that. Recreational stimulants, as well.
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  3404. Boa sorte com isso.
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  3405.  @cathleen624  There is no real job description for a First Spouse, and when they do assume a responsibility, as did Bill Clinton's wife, they catch flak for it. I would rather have a low-key Melania Trump than an over-involved Jill Biden.
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  3406.  Angry Shamrock  Trump also reminds me of my dad, in many ways. I've seen him speak twice now in person, both last fall and one week before he kicked Hillary's arse. Each time he was easy, conversational, funny and effective.
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  3407.  @spiritmatter1553  🎶 Oh noooooo! 🎶
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  3408. Better yet, abolish DHS.
    1
  3409. The Brazilian who taught me it says that he thinks his own language sounds "gay." But I think it's pretty. It's just not as elegant and economical in grammar and syntaxes as the other Romance languages. It seems wordy.
    1
  3410. Biden opens his decaying mouth, I gag.
    1
  3411. Is it just me, or does Gaetz look like an updated version of Dick Nixon?
    1
  3412. In the 1930s, the Senate did it: the Truman Commission.
    1
  3413. Hell no! Fuck the left and their terrorism.
    1
  3414. The first thing I noted was that his right ear is uncovered and illuminated.
    1
  3415. Submission to the Matriarchy.
    1
  3416. He's a good synthesist. AND he constantly advises you to trust him. 😀
    1
  3417.  @ApeMan-dq8yd  Leave us Xers out of it. We were raised like barn cats and scavenged your scraps. We don't whine--we get things done.
    1
  3418. Ghoul.
    1
  3419. Y ella está lactando.
    1
  3420. Don't know who she is, but her ugly hair catches my attention.
    1
  3421. Oh no! There are probably more than a few traumatized Secret Service agents walking around freighted by memories of ancient d○ng!
    1
  3422. Did your mom drop your sister on her head, at some point?
    1
  3423. Charles' fingers have looked like this for decades.
    1
  3424. Everybody whose older Scandinavian relatives treated "the dickens" as a euphemism for all their religious swear words, raise your hand! 😆 🤣
    1
  3425. Christ on a cracker! How'd she graduate from college?
    1
  3426. Hillary has had fifty years of people kissing her ass and telling her what she had for breakfast. She's probably more pathological than we can possibly know.
    1
  3427. Willow.
    1
  3428. He sometimes looks frightened when he loses the thread.
    1
  3429. It's okay--the genes have all been used, before.
    1
  3430. C Q N?
    1
  3431. No . . . Compression bad. Dynamic range good.
    1
  3432. Three children--and a tin ear. They named the latest one Jasper.
    1
  3433. The Marquette poll is an old standard in Wisconsin. But it sure as hell was off right before Trump took the state. By the way, there are many unabashed Trump supporters around here. Haven't heard buyer's remorse, yet. Today Wisconsin is crawling with deer hunters, Trump fans, all.
    1
  3434. Alan Funt, you have a lot to answer for!
    1
  3435. She's so demented at this point, she'd shoot at her own reflection.
    1
  3436. Thank you!
    1
  3437. He's not playing on the ignorance of the base--he's really just driving dimwits like you to distraction. I kind of like that. Carry on, Kaptain Kountry Klub!
    1
  3438.  @nunereclipsereborn  Sadly, no. It was just reported at the time.
    1
  3439.  @nunereclipsereborn  Sadly, no.
    1
  3440. @nunereclipsereborn  Probably because he is a loathsome little toad. By the way, Rove's great-grandfather and mine were good friends in the small pond of Wisconsin politics.
    1
  3441.  @nunereclipsereborn  Lols. The last contact we had with the Roves was 9 years before Turdblossom appeared on the scene. But I do have a cousin who was in oil shipping, and he knew the Cheneys socially. Please stop backing away from me.
    1
  3442. VP picks seldom matter much.
    1
  3443. This guy had very little record of crime--he just snapped in the wake of a divorce. 50 y.o. white guy.
    1
  3444. What a damp squib Johnson was.
    1
  3445. In terms of being a true organic rebel, I think Daily Wire was stillborn.
    1
  3446. Jeez. At least wait for his jet lag to wear off before you hit on him.
    1
  3447. The killer's father was also a local police officer. I feel very bad for his family, too.
    1
  3448. ​@MallBlartPaulCop Oh, I'm sure they are, now. And, since Trump is more like a Blue Dog Democrat, he'll take their fiscal and regulatory policies and ignore their oppressive Jesus, Jesus policies. He always has, and always will.
    1
  3449. She is also a token, like Harris. After 2008, tokenism has become a joke.
    1
  3450. Disobey.
    1
  3451.  @star_fossil  Guy walked up to him and shot him point blank in the back of the head. He's on life support.
    1
  3452. I have a computer, a connection to the net, and I badly need attention. Let's see. "Neanderthal-Americans protest use of 'caveman' as a pejorative"? "Incidences of fart rape rise after St. Patrick's Day. Sign petition to ban corned beef and cabbage"? What the hell does a journalist have to do to rise above the noise level? Fuck me!
    1
  3453. Maybe next they will get a room together for the cameras.
    1
  3454. It's okay, though, because she identifies as black.
    1
  3455. Get outta town! The NYT is that flimsy a gossip rag, now? I knew it was biased, but I didn't think it was just random typing from gibbons with the clap!
    1
  3456. We need to hope that Neocon Nikki goes away.
    1
  3457. What a degenerate family. May they write finis to the chaotic, greedy Democrat party.
    1
  3458. Stinky, stinkier, stinkiest.
    1
  3459. Sharpton looks old because he had a roux-en-y and then shriveled up.
    1
  3460. Provigil
    1
  3461. I was wondering about that. I'm fluent in Spanish because I worked hard at it and have lived in Mexico. I've met a lot of second- and third-generation Mexicans whose Spanish sounds good at first, but after a little bit you can start to hear how limited and English-influenced it is. I haven't heard very much from Castro, but what little I heard wasn't as spectacularly awful as what came out of Beto's mouth.
    1
  3462.  @Stevarooni  Such crap. All four of my grandparents were bilingual children of immigrants whose parents spoke their mother tongue in the home. Their kids in turn knew very little except English. This decay in retaining the immigrant language just happens as successive generations become assimilated. Julián Castro is a big fat jerk for blaming his shaky Spanish on racism. And also a dummy. What lie won't he tell to make himself seem better than he is?
    1
  3463. Getting slammed with COVID here in NW Wisconsin. Since I'm a nurse with cases breaking out all around me, I half-believe it. That we're getting slammed, that is. But even the very old and sick are mostly makinging it through ok.
    1
  3464. So do I, but I was more aware of Humphrey and RFK than I was President Johnson. My memories must just go back to 1968.
    1
  3465. But she needed to have it translated into Queef. Because, you know, she's just a great big c . . .
    1
  3466.  @garytate8284  Take a pill, or something, knucklehead. Trump is no longer president. Except in your bedwetting nightmares.
    1
  3467. No you don't.
    1
  3468. The one about the mentally r€t@rd€d is hilarious. Especially where Joe is eating an ice cream cone and staring dumbly at the camera.
    1
  3469. Uh huh huh huh. He said "cosita."
    1
  3470. If this is over their starship crash, the FAA had better wise up and recognize the difference between development and the end product. Things crash during development. It's how we learn!
    1
  3471. ​ @jackspring7709 FULL STOP 😂
    1
  3472. The one time I saw a video of DeSantis speak, he seemed to be bellowing and looked like the Taiwanese knock-off copy of Ronald Reagan. Even Trump can't quite do Trump anymore.
    1
  3473. Pence is totally ridden by his harridan wife, Karen.
    1
  3474. Economic reasons? It does space people out.
    1
  3475. I was born with the Selma march and Operation Rolling Thunder.
    1
  3476. Charlotte in 2048! Actually, I hope Chutney and her parents follow in the footsteps of her criminal Mezvinsky in-laws.
    1
  3477. The sunscreen companies had better do something about making that fucker grow bigger again, or their profits may stagnate.
    1
  3478.  Carl Lennen  The original media moniker for Ted Kaczynski was spelled like this: U-N-A-B-O-M-E-R That's right. An A, and no second B. I remember this from the reportage on it before they caught Kaczynski. I don't know why the media spelled it that way, but they did.
    1
  3479. We are supposed to wrap those things up.
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  3480. I made the mistake of naming my child `Theodore' back in the day, and ended up with a huge closet of teddy bears. It. Was. Hell. I alone live to tell the tale.
    1
  3481. This is a political realignment, and a lot of it seems chaotic from the inside, while it's happening.
    1
  3482. Diana was a pretty awful person in private. She drove her own husband away, starting during their honeymoon.
    1
  3483. I hope that woke celebrities will follow suite with adopting the clitoridectomy out of sisterly solidarity. One can't be woke enough, after all!
    1
  3484. This
    1
  3485.  @STR82DVD  The Democrats are obsessed with skin color. Most especially orange skin color. This may crush their peabrains finally and forever.
    1
  3486.  @Johnnyjingles87  He's pretty darn orange! On the other hand, he does not seem to dwell in the same uncanny valley that sliced-and-diced Biden inhabits. Botoxed, lifted, filled, and freakish . . . and now he's dyed orange, too.
    1
  3487. "I never thought it would happen to me, but . . ."
    1
  3488. She was her family's nightmare. Poor William.
    1
  3489. And the Democrats and their fellow travelers have sacralized government force, abortion, lockdownerism, censorship, sexual outliers, celibacy, and other things that either extinguish life or degrade its quality. And they have the nerve to foist it on everyone rather than confine it to a place of worship.
    1
  3490. That used to work, back in the day, when parties had real platforms and stuck to them. But we really haven't had decently functioning parties for about 60 years, or so.
    1
  3491. The Democrats are full of pretense .
    1
  3492. I fly one from my front porch. Cuts down on Democrats dropping their literature.
    1
  3493. Seeing him cry was like seeing DeBlasio eat a burger.
    1
  3494. No, silly! He just offered to wrap it around Corn Pop's head.
    1
  3495. As kids, we used to play "Marianne, Ginger, and Professor." Quit smirking! It was pretty tame!
    1
  3496. We gave the kid a drum magazine. I think it's really just a jam clearance practice device.
    1
  3497. Our current dick-tater wears aviators. Will the next also have epaulettes?
    1
  3498. Until you revive and try again, or pull the tank driver out, kick his ass, then steal the tank.
    1
  3499. Or at least stop accepting them from the woked-up Ivy League slums.
    1
  3500. Well, you're right about the last part, anyhow. And to get away from the homeless pooping in your streets, move far north, where the cold drives the lazy and crazy away.
    1
  3501. I live in the area, and 2 other counties lost road officers in shootings since 4/8/23.
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  3502.  @gmikes5184  Buttigieg's husband is a disgusting little activist scold.
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  3503.  @LynnMarie-v2f  He would have done better to just rest on his laurels in linguistics.
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  3504.  @LynnMarie-v2f  Have you misconstrued something I wrote? I am rather conservative, myself.
    1
  3505. "Our reliable voters need to be brought to heel!"
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  3506. The Tale of Dork Web Karen
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  3507. As an American, all I can say is, "Why does this concern me?"
    1
  3508. Surprised how leaden normie minds are. No clue. No clue.
    1
  3509. Like a cup of cold sick.
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  3510.  @sebastianfibes2126  Nah. You can bet the Big Dog took out Mr. Happy enough to have noticed a first-stage chancre and taken an antibiotic Rx for it. He was taking acyclovir a decade or two ago, however. This per Hillary's old OB-GYN, a gabby old fart who is now . . . wait for it . . . dead.
    1
  3511. Americans can't afford Teslas as it is, and Teslas are impractical, so who cares?
    1
  3512. Pete Buttigieg is an empty suit with a ridiculously empty resume. Who told him he was born to run anything?
    1
  3513. To be fair, the potato was a better retail politician, even while senile.
    1
  3514. Jon Stewart is badly confused, conflating race conflict with class conflict. This doesn't surprise me that he thinks white privilege is still a thing--he's white and he's pretty darn privileged.
    1
  3515. Tulsa Gabbard is not really qualified for much.
    1
  3516.  @adamburger5761  And the middle-aged people who need to get up to take a leak 3 times per night. 🌙
    1
  3517. "Just impeach him," did you say?
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  3518. Speaking of dead voters, they are somehow bragging about how slack-jawed, barely-there Jimmy Carter is voting for Harris. Sure he likes Harris, just like he likes tapioca and a clean pair of underpants, right now.
    1
  3519. ​@BuildinWings Truly. Did he mean Usha, or Kamala? And what's wrong with Hinduism, anyway? Trump/Vance `24
    1
  3520. ​ @lemondropkid6175 I had no idea that TDS caused people to become sadistic toward others, too.
    1
  3521. He made a couple copies and acted only after the FBI sat on the laptop for a year.
    1
  3522. Lolwut?
    1
  3523. Paul Burrell is sensationalist and opportunistic, as well, in addition to having sticky fingers. Are we sure she didn't say he was "dumb as a rock"?
    1
  3524. ​ @anyaw340 She was a light smoker, at least while she was queen.
    1
  3525. You bet. Won by 15 points in a traditionally purple, Dem-held district. Wausau really, really went for the R, which shocked the heck out of me.
    1
  3526. @boy Your facts are reversed. Civil Rights Act was passed several years before MLK was murdered.
    1
  3527.  @iian_  I chose to look in order to see for myself if it looked authentic. [Shudder]
    1
  3528. A little green rosetta, you make a muffin betta!
    1
  3529. Hunter's got a sausage--oh yeah!
    1
  3530. Plot twist: the cannabis are the Triffids.
    1
  3531. Well sure! He is surprisingly good at it.
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  3532. ​ @Chloe-ve1vj And the teacher took him up on it ? She needs special education!
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  3533.  @stuart3712  I was speaking of unsecured scenes involving gunshot wounds or people threatening suicide with a gun. Police generally secured the scene or assisted even if it was just a half-hearted suicidal overdose gesture. Sometimes, they'd issue a citation to the person because they had preëmpted emergency vehicles. I also have worked as an RN in acute-care behavioral health settings, with all kinds of suicidal, parasuicidal, and homicidal people. Each one of them, even the manipulative fakers, required some form of police involvement in the field--obviously.
    1
  3534.  @Veronica-je9qj  I know, but it made me laugh because I share their name. And Elizabeth Dole stands out in my memory as being more wooden on the stump than a cigar store Indian. She was awful . . .
    1
  3535. I named my son after Theodore Roosevelt, who has always been my hero. NOW those crazies have my attention!!!
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  3536. ​ @tiredwithpeoplesshxt1284  We have rocks, cows, and about 5 million people who are fed up with Democrat overreach. You guys need an attitude adjustment.
    1
  3537. I don't know how old you are, but I'm GenX and Trump is just like my father and all the other important, reliable, strong men in my life. He's just fine! Men should be allowed to be men. You seem unhappy.
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  3538. @debra7241  The problem is, Trump is asking to be president, not a butler, boyfriend, pastor, or dog sitter. He's just asking to be our chief administrator, again. I absolutely have to discount what you say because 1) some of it is not factual, and 2) your reasoning seems primarily emotional, as if he personally has assaulted you or sold all your furniture. Your opinion is the same old over-the-top litany of complaints that I thought were silly 8 years ago.
    1
  3539. And a fart who is old.
    1
  3540. I think that the trans activists hijacked that movement and proceeded to annoy and horrify the crap out of the rest of us over some really fringe, boutique issues.
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  3541.  @jimmierustler4887  Somebody in a boat shot at the window in Trump's Mar-a-Lago bedroom, not long after he left office.
    1
  3542. His lawyer is Cosby Team Triosby!
    1
  3543. I take them to be reptilians in the figurative if not the literal sense.
    1
  3544. Carson is excellent: loyal, proven, bright.
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  3545. ​ @ulrichskaarsgard7848 He has been peddling influence to foreign entities for years. There is abundant and very direct evidence.
    1
  3546. That's my congressman. I voted against him before, but had lunch with him over a year ago. Told him I'd gone from Democrat to independent and voted Trump in 2016, and he would have my vote if he came through for the Trump agenda. So far, so good! **I am grateful**, and Duffy did get my vote earlier this month.
    1
  3547. She didn't survive it--she told them to stuff it.
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  3548. What do you mean?
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  3549. Seems like a sort of age regression for whatever reason. My kid was 13 when he was doing pepper challenge videos.
    1
  3550. This
    1
  3551. @XYZAudiio  Nonsense. Trump has never characterized you as "deplorables," "Neanderthals," or as "clinging bitterly" to your Bibles and guns. Pay attention!
    1
  3552. As the Slate piece points out, Biden's handling of the whole matter has been "incredibly crass".
    1
  3553. The wax on his @zz melted.
    1
  3554. What a hothouse flower A.S. was. What a fruitcake.
    1
  3555. Doris Kearns Goodwin? What an antique POS.
    1
  3556. A few hundreds of pounds, for sure.
    1
  3557. I thought you said Tulsi Gabbard was just a bumper sticker-quoting poseur.
    1
  3558. It is possible to feel sad for everyone all around without pointing a finger.
    1
  3559. As well as thousands of us out here. Hillary has always been an open book, in spite of her best efforts at controlling appearances.
    1
  3560. ​ @PeteHemdem Call center, not woo-woo.
    1
  3561. My 7th grade was bad, too. My tormenter had wet her pants the previous year, and she approached me for help. I helped her clean up and lent her my sweater and kept her secret, but she started in on me the next year. I never understood why until decades later, when her father was thrown in prison for SA of his daughters. She had been going through the worst time when she was bullying me.
    1
  3562.  @violenceislife1987  Wow, and I thought my Army dad had had it rough as an atomic bomb Guinea pig. This sounds worse.
    1
  3563.  @tomzablee  I agree with you. Within the USA, too. It is just that 60% of ALL pro-choice people of any party in the United States tend to support abortion on demand only up until 12 weeks, LMP.
    1
  3564. Youre no fun at all, ​@martinhroch344
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  3565. Wisconsin has some. Then again, we have a lot of beaches.
    1
  3566. @Dentist Under 60, I would wager. A few years back, before cable news was a total joke, I saw reports that said CNN and Fox demographic was 60+. I haven't watched news since the early 1990s, except for C-SPAN. Just for half of 2002 did I watch cable news, because I was laid up with a problem pregnancy. Had to stop watching during the D.C. Sniper coverage, along with what was obviously a concerted Iraq drumbeat. It was just all too depressing. Haven't missed it.
    1
  3567. Hey, I sorely feel the lack of real instruments in this song, too, (because 70s), but I really enjoy hearing him sing.
    1
  3568. Ship of Fools is an oldie but goodie.
    1
  3569. Or as the Bush administration liked to call us, "fungible" peasants.
    1
  3570. ​ @paulinedavis772  You seem to have believed all the things that you were supposed to believe about COVID. I bet you also believe in Santa Claus and buy lottery tickets.
    1
  3571. ​ @Floccazz I have a mediocre visual memory, but a "phonographic" aural memory. I can replay and match like that, too.
    1
  3572. I know what Flake looks like--he has a permanent "I smell shit" look on his face.
    1
  3573. Why does the government owe you a living? Are you a cripple?
    1
  3574. Those stupid sunglasses . . . they must make somebody swoon. Doctor Jill the pedagogue, maybe.
    1
  3575. Watters' making that point won the whole, IMHO.
    1
  3576.  @rdred8693  Right, because 1. They feel guilt about their own wealth, and 2. United, black and white, the poor would swallow up the elite and throw the leftovers down a volcano. They must keep us angry, distracted, and casting blame on our natural allies in this world.
    1
  3577. Makes me wonder what the average commute and average mpg are. And I miss my little Festiva--it got almost 60 mpg on the highway, doing 65 mph.
    1
  3578. During the AIDS outbreak, people did debate quarantining infected people, but the idea was dismissed as unthinkable. As it should have been, since HIV is so extremely hard to catch. COVID-19 is easy to catch, but not very lethal . . . the idea of quarantining healthy people and shuttering businesses should have likewise been unthinkable in the Sweet Land of Liberty . . . But we've turned into children. sigh
    1
  3579. He says he burns incest. I means incense.
    1
  3580. It probably smelt of the crypt.
    1
  3581.  @easyebs5841  Tell me, does Mike Pence set your heart a-flutter because he's such a gem of political savvy and a man of the people, or is he just the latest thing to clobber Trump with? Lol.
    1
  3582.  @alexchavez5322  Thanks for contributing your drool, Chavez.
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  3583.  @alexchavez5322  Not really. Your point was rather meretricious.
    1
  3584.  @alexchavez5322  I did not answer because it was a stupid question, akin to asking me if I'd stopped ripping off liquor stores.
    1
  3585. The war pigs are oinking. In a sane world, this should unite us all. No! No, no, no! Shame on you!
    1
  3586. Isn't his name Ourobouros?
    1
  3587. What good does signing with a talent agency do when one has no talent at all?
    1
  3588. "Better put some ice on that."
    1
  3589. S0d 0ff with your karma.
    1
  3590. I don't know, but the doctor recommended a formula by Wyeth when I was born in 1965. Mom just mixed me up Carnation evaporated milk, Karo, water, and vitamin drops. It worked
    1
  3591. Enjoy your Grain Belt, Mike.
    1
  3592. I'll do my bit to chase those grifters away—voting for Trump!
    1
  3593. Her stupidity burns us all.
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  3594.  AztecAmerican  Learn the differing connotations of similar English words, ya Aztec dingus. Even this goober knows the difference between orgullo and arrogancia.
    1
  3595. "Speak, O Toothless One!"
    1
  3596.  @pietikke5598  Oh, be quiet. Our local Masons' lodge is the most ammosexual place in town.
    1
  3597. I don't want to sail in or savor leftist tears--I want those dim bulbs to dry their tears and deal with reality. Or else just up and die.
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  3598. Trump's having called him Alfred E. Neuman was a very efficient linguistic kill shot. 1) He really does look like him. Can't unsee it 2) He's young and stupid, like Alfred E. Neuman. just a 30-something hothouse flower who would not know a real problem if it bit him in his connubial ass. He thinks Thomas Jefferson is "problematic," for Christ's sake! 3) He's so damn young and bubble-dwelling that all he could manage was a prissy, "I had to Google [Alfred E. Neuman]." My read is that he's sticking to his smug pride in his credentials while implying that Trump is a vulgar grotesque. That'll win him the smug college vote. Then there are those of us (me, for example) who can have a conversation in Norwegian or a handful of other languages not because we were Rhodes scholars, but because it is possible to be intelligent without having a gold-plated education or voting Democrat. With just a few offhand remarks, Trump has caused the stuffy Mr. Buttigieg to Al Gorify himself. Well played!
    1
  3599. Disobey, then.
    1
  3600. Gun control speech from a guy whose kid was cavalier about guns, then he gets heckled by a pro-Hamas demonstrator? Democrats are like kittens in a box. So scattered.
    1
  3601. Sorry that happened to you. That was my biggest fear, carrying my son to term with a past perforation of the uterine fundus.
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  3602. As far as the DNA test goes, you know she's taken one already, and it said that those high cheekbones came from somewhere else. If it had shown one drop of American Indian blood, she'd have publicized it.
    1
  3603. Some of us just have sausage fingers.
    1
  3604. Yeah, he's so irritating.
    1
  3605. Yeah, you're supposed to aspirate and reposition if you get a blood return, which almost nobody does, because hitting a vessel is pretty uncommon. I once got a flu shot as I was taking report on the phone and whoever gave me the shot did hit a big vessel. Bled a puddle on the desktop in just a few seconds.
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  3606. What is there left to say about her? One thing I don't think L.G. said, though, is that she was engaged to Diana's father, Johnnie Spencer. Diana's mother, Frances, poached him, though.
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  3607. This has very little to do with women's rights.
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  3608.  @nunereclipsereborn  Maybe take an aspirin for that and you'll get better. :-p
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  3609.  @nunereclipsereborn  Guess I'll have to do my homework. The only remotely Britney Spears song I know was a spoof: "Oops, I Farted Again". The video is a beautiful example of bad Flash animation, too.
    1
  3610.  @BAFFLED-u4o  While I agree that she was probably crummy mother material, who gets the right to say whether an adult may or may not reproduce? That is a natural right, never conferred by man nor government.
    1
  3611. @O R Y X "Slouch couch"?
    1
  3612. I'm glad to hear a dissenting voice, just not her nauseating vocal fry.
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  3613. Well hell. Why euphemize, when you can just call it Svartland?
    1
  3614. We should not underestimate them. Why do you suppose that the DNC wanted to have its 2020 convention in Milwaukee? Basically it was to buy votes and county clerks.
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  3615.  @shawnjoss3744  Are you kidding? 1980s was late in the game for a paranoia infiltration flick.
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  3616. Trying REAL hard to care about Tumblr. Nevertheless, their touchy-feely catering behavior reminds me of Usenet 20 years ago, in some newsgroups, where <<safety>> issues and trigger warnings suddenly became necessary to keep the BPD flamers from emoting all over Every. Fucking. Thread. Except the more careful people got about not wounding sensibilities, the more woundable and obnoxious people got. Because it haz teh feeelz about foo. Those newsgroups became embroiled in heterodyning feelings management. They were holding the Hypersensitivity Olympics and breaking and re breaking the record for hottest temper and finest whine. That was in infertility newsgroups, heavily peopled by affluent, frustrated women. I learned something from that. I later started a moderated Yahoo group dealing with uterine anomalies, and it ballooned to 4,000 members. Almost no flame wars, thanks to the guidelines I came up with. People having trouble reproducing really do become emotional and superstitious, so I suggested that everybody be nice and warn if pregnancy or miscarriage would be mentioned in a post. BUT: if somebody forgot or didn't know to do a trigger warning, just pull up your big girl panties and be quiet. Or just get out. The other guidelines were stuff like: we all have our beliefs, so try not to parade your own around like a Torah at a bat mitzvah. Also, spammers will be flushed down the bit toilet, and "We love YOU, but not your bullshit about Amway or Tupperware, so don't pull that out, either." It worked well, since we didn't want to micromanage feelings, topics, or escalate or reward tantrums.
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  3617. It had to be shot down when they did--it was getting too close to Ukraine.
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  3618. Hey, you forgot the <s> </s> tags.
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  3619.  @genejeffries2888  Among our cats, the facilitator would be the small and sickly Eilert Løvborg. He has terrible breath, but he gets along with everybody. And stinks them all up.
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  3620. Caligula/Nero 24!
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  3621. Didn't DeSantis trounce a guy who was a total libertine? And by that I mean found cracked out, bleeding, and unconscious with a purchased partner?
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  3622. Tardive dyskinesia.
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  3623.  @normanlegend4936  Or, at least she holds the best hand among her fellow Dems.
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  3624. Tucker Carlson has RBF big-time.
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  3625. Bitten
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  3626. Wait! Let me show you my breakfast before I go!
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  3627.  @youngsavagefury7138  He died in the hospital. He bled out through a leg wound that Hunter or Emily gave him. He was never very mentally stable. My son went to school (and shot traps) with his daughter.
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  3628.  @ahsanlodhi4773  I know his back story. He was a psycho first, angry divorced man second. It's tragic, all around.
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  3629.  @nate9948  He was just crazy. He sometimes got treatment, but it did not help, much.
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  3630.  @sad_wrangler8515  Chicago is okay, as long as you avoid those parts of it occupied by generations brought up poorly by single mothers.
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  3631. Is Styx' real name "You Babe"?
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  3632. Yes, last Friday.
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  3633. Brad Pitt was married to a borderline, so of course she is going to smear him and weaponize the kids, most especially if he has a new love.
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  3634. Thanks, Barr. Now, go away, you turncoat.
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  3635. Some young loon was so upset about Australia's strict immigration policies, years ago, maybe 30 years ago, that he charged Prince Charles' dais and fired a starting pistol at him to gain attention. What the young ruffian was protesting still seems to be in place today, Down Under.
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  3636. Me too. Should be excruciating.
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  3637. Nah. Pretty sure it's Camilla who is known as Her Majesty.
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  3638. He's done a bazillion on Trump already. Cool your jets.
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  3639.  @litoaykiu  Found the habitual criminal.
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  3640. Was last in LA in 2015. No homeless camps obvious at that point, but it still struck me as being 90% hellhole.
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  3641. I hear that smoking bedbugs makes you scromit.
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  3642. @Youtube Veterinarian Yeah. Can't quite figure out Biden's mouth, which got him in trouble long before this latest recrudescence of PC. I watched him closely in 1988, and he was a rash gaffe hunter back then, too. Hoist by his own lying petard. 2 leaking aneurysms and 31 years have not improved him, either.
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  3643. The belugas are absorbing vital force from the soy boys with every interaction. Eventually, the male Antifas end up as pimples on the female Antifas' sloppy butts.
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  3644. No . . . economic nationalist versus globalist.
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  3645. Even if they tried to give her an uncomfortable question, the old girl has rehearsed. You would see her click through answer templates in her head, then give the optimal one, studded with lots of "you knows", which is sort of her tell. What you wouldn't see is her ripping an aide a new cloaca, afterward, for getting her such a horrible, unfair interviewer.
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  3646. He does the bluster during rallies, but he is still like his 1980 self at times, too. I wish he'd do more serious Trump before the cameras.
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  3647. She should have stayed away from the neuroleptics. Now she's stuck with tardive dyskinesia.
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  3648. Logically, he almost croaked from COVID but recovered. That gives him much better immunity than the half-assed jabs do.
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  3649. Biden promised that he would serve only one term, and he's a jerk to have lied to us about that.
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  3650. Don't you take your piece to church? I know I do. Guns do no good home in the gun safe.
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  3651.  @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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  3652. Ugh
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  3653. The cure is to ignore it, every blessed time. They eventually go play with their dolly someplace else.
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  3654. "Screws roadkill".
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  3655.  @Dokurider  It was actually shouted over a lot of crowd noise, which directional mics eliminated. But whoever wanted him to go down hardest, spun the crap out of the clip, claiming that Dean had lost his moorings to sanity.
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  3656. Yeah, are we supposed to feel sorry for that old degenerate, or what? I don't (and I even voted for him)--I just want him to shut up and hide his face.
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  3657. DeSantis bellows. DeSantis has the charisma of a boiled pig's knuckle, and looks like one, too.
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  3658. You would probably love feudalism, then.
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  3659. 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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  3660. 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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  3661. Maybe he needs a neuro-psych assessment. He's no spring chicken.
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  3662. Styx is bidening his numbers.
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  3663. ​​ @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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  3664. You'd be surprised at the igmos who think Biden is just fine, or else don't care that he's just an empty suit (that smells like old people).
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  3665. 1982 was the pits, all right. I was 17, trying to decide what to do, and, in my region, things looked pretty hopeless. Farmers were ending themselves, interest rates were through the roof, etc., etc.
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  3666. Back to prosperity and peace? You must love misery or be rich.
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  3667. @tcquiltstudio  I am as sane as you, just dismayed that you seem to loathe a pretty competent president. The things you say about him are both over the top and stale, as if you have been conditioned to hate. Some honest objectivity might help you. Stop slandering everybody with a different opinion than your own.
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  3668.  @theghostofmaximumvolume3414  I called Kamala Harris a skank.
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  3669. My dad saw a mushroom cloud from up close, yet never suffered any ill effects. Cigarettes killed him 65 years later.
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  3670. Cheaper.
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  3671. Canceling the Times because the cat wouldn't like it (if it could read English).
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  3672. The device was part of the problem, too. At a Trump rally in 2018, SS confiscated our vape pens, finally and for good.
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  3673. Apparently, Tactics is still available. It's Japanese, as was the college boyfriend.
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  3674. If only.
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  3675. Well, whatever.
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  3676. Just say no to dynasties. They're like a Harry Turtledove series--always a major disappointment. Never a wise investment.
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  3677. That is their official name.
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  3678. They've gone all-out to protect their turf, and only have the slightest of hints at how despised they are by the pummeled middle- and working classes. Collectively, our our so-called ruling elite has proved itself too stupid not to eat the seed corn. Their reckoning will come sooner or later. If they are as stupid as they seem, collectively, they're in for a very hard, merciless landing. Not all the everyday citizens they seem to hate so much will meekly submit.
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  3679. She had problems with funny money, and is being investigated by the House Ethis committee or some other similar watchdog organization.
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  3680. ​ @ladyhock1954  Carroll's people refused Mary Trump's offer of DNA.
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  3681. Cover for what? Admitting that she lost?
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  3682. Joe Sabatino: Hillary has . . . ways of clearing the dance floor before she gets to the prom.
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  3683. SPOILER I thought he just checked out mentally during the interrogation, not died.
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  3684. Everybody loves a joke.
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  3685. ​ @ae744 men's rooms always smell like pee.
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  3686. Yes, there were.
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  3687. 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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  3688. We already have more than enough evidence that government control of education does no good and may even drag quality down.
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  3689. In other words, "elitists".
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  3690. They oppress themselves.
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  3691. Total war, of course.
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  3692. To be fair, I think that's usually how it looks: an upside-down T.
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  3693. Dana—never heard of Agenda 47?
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  3694. Is that the "You LIVE IN A DESERT!!!" bit? "See this, Hadji? This is SAND . . . "
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  3695. She's ready for her closeup, Mr. DeMille! The real crime, here, is the horrible, boring, meaningless book about "gutsy women" that she and her mediocre daughter are peddling.
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  3696. John Spencer lived only part of a day, due to extensive malformations.
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  3697. As if you're lined up to enlist. Lol.
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  3698.  Layne Staley  On Tim Pool's thread Sunday, as he revealed the names, half a dozen of us had that simultaneous thought about the "summer of love" coincidence. Speaks to me of humans' keen perception of patterns, even in the abstract.
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  3699. She should have opened it with her teeth. Bonus points if she got on all fours and let Bruce open his six-pack that way. I'm from Milwaukee, and I oughtta know!
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  3700. The celebrity/talking head aesthetic sure has become overdone and uncanny in the past few decades.
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  3701. Cats ruin everything.
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  3702. MSNBC should just go back to airing prison documentaries.
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  3703. You're not paying attention to Trump's efforts to promote free speech. They may be embryonic, but the man is staring down a wall of shit.
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  3704. Clink
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  3705. And what psycho would ever move to another state because it offered easier abortions?
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  3706. At some point, we will just have to accept the new meaning of `decimated,' but not `penultimate'! I will die on that hill.
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  3707. In The Amateur Ed Klein lays out the barely disguised feud between the Cs and the Os. Hillary was an errant thorn in O's side as Sec'y. of State. She would not stop buckraking from her office, for one thing.
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  3708. It's a 2-shot belly gun, left over from her old job of being a pro—uh, a professional attorney.
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  3709. How are they going to lift all that gasoline to Mars?
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  3710. So, you are impervious to factual arguments.
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  3711.  @chesscomsupport8689  True. But not as smart.
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  3712. Well, ABBA was really just a late cry for help.
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  3713. You typing not so hot, either.
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  3714. In the early 70s, "black" was taking over, but people around me said "coloreds" all the time. And worse. One of my grandmothers said "d@r.k¡es"
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  3715. Also at the troughs of foreign governments. They don't call him China Joe for nothing.
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  3716. Monogamous cultures tend to be less violent.
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  3717.  @shizuokaBLUES  You can't resist taking a gratuitous, slanderous potshot at the U.S. President and the good people who sent him? How am I not surprised? Try not to worry TOO much, though. The man is already a legend for his vision, and in the fullness of time, you might even have cause to agree. I can't fault you for your chauvinism, myopia, or whatever it is. It is just noise.
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  3718.  @starkravingralph  Neither. I see that you've edited your comment extensively, in any case, so I can't review if I misread your comment, or not. In any case, my attention span is fine, thanks.
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  3719.  @chiefc77  Yeah, good for Tyrus. Honestly, Joe Biden is just a pathetic figure who does have something of a respectable legacy as an old-fashioned moderate Democrat U.S. senator, but he is an incompetent executive and should do the honorable thing, as Nixon did, and get rid of his horrible vice president, then step down voluntarily, himself.
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  3720.  @rhianc7347  What a shallow thing to say.
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  3721.  @paulharris553  "Oreo"? Really?? 1973 called, Paul, and wants its stupid racist tropes back.
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  3722. You live in such a small country.
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  3723. And having an Ivy League education isn't much, these days.
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  3724. Her voice is is such a vocal fry that my ears feel like pork chops.
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  3725. Tim walz has already done a lot to define himself: Nero on the Mississippi.
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  3726. Not surprising, coming from a woman whose first big speech was, "You didn't build that." I just didn't twig right away to the unspoken second half of that line: "So, hand it over, capitalist pig."
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  3727. Shu' up, sperg.
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  3728. That is exactly how Joe McCarthy died.
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  3729.  @igorbeaufils1864  We can not absorb so many at one time. That's my point. We need controlled borders.
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  3730. No love lost between the Clintons and Black Jesus.
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  3731. The Atlantic came out with a piece about Biden's Ukraine corruption and called it "not illegal" and "acceptable." Assholes with their narrative.
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  3732. With a name like "Wayne Mills," you certainly sound as if you are an American.
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  3733. Good luck, Gina! Hope you're still doing well in every way.
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  3734. Fuck off, Minnie-soda. You're freaking out your welfare morons.
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  3735. Spare me more political dynasties. Nothing against Donald, Jr., personally. But, like Chelsea Clinton or George W. Bush, he is only considered a contender because of his name.
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  3736. And she lost 92% of her staff the first year because she picked on them.
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  3737. Shhh! Now they'll be doing a story about reindeer tipping. It's personal, okay? Sami heritage, here.
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  3738.  @aucourant9998  She is still big. It's just the politics that have grown small.
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  3739.  @Frostbite12211983  on the bright side, it would mean that he can still read a clock.
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  3740.  @randacnam7321  You're probably right. <sigh>
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  3741. Hahaha!
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  3742. Hillary has Parkinson's disease. It explains her coughing, falls, ataxia, athenotic movements, freezes and bursts of anger. Just wait until she starts in on the bugshit paranoid delusions. BNic, RN
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  3743. Also explains the exoskeleton she's begun to don, to correct a worsening Parkinson's stoop.
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  3744. He did get killed. He drew the gun but did not have time enough to aim. But he may have bought time for the man who did kill the shooter. Hero.
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  3745. Dynasties are never "hilarious."
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  3746. Why her? Before she was beloved by Dems, she was quickly assessed as an angry, unlikeable drag on Obama's campaign. They quickly reined her in and even made her dress more traditionally. I followed the D primaries closely in '08.
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  3747.  утопия не существует  You've heard that communists don't love what? Sorry. My Russian is crappy.
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  3748.  Dale Gribble  Big diff between "asshole callus" and "callous asshole". Just sayin'. The former sounds like something nobody but a scooting dog wants.
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  3749. He must like women who speak in bumper stickers.
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  3750. While I am sympathetic, this piece was like toilet paper--very flushable. Do better.
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  3751. At this late date, A.D., it would not surprise me. Boycott transplants! One to a customer, and done.
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  3752. Agree with you about the magnitude of Bush's skullduggery. However, I suspect his incoherence came out of stress, being left-handed, like his dad, and probably less than 100% agreement with his globalist masters. Yes, he was smarter than he looked, but he was being forced into a globalist mold and being told what to say, since about 5 minutes after he went public about his candidacy in 1999. I remember having a strong feeling that his election and administration was heavily orchestrated, with the complicity of the press. Worse than 41 or 42, whose campaigns I followed closely. I voted for Dukakis, Gore, then Kerry, by the way. Thinking back, I realize that they were basically the same load of crap, just with a different label. Bush used a ton of stagecraft and propaganda, and he started 2 quagmires, and those new things made him far, far worse than our other 3 left-handed* globalist presidents: 41, 42, and 44. * Yeah, all presidents between 1989 and 2017 were southpaws, which, by neurological standards, indicates "minimal brain damage".
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  3753. Joe Biden, Sooper Pooper. Old Yeller. Joetato. Joementum. Joe Bite'em. Lunchbox Joe. POTatUS.
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  3754. Who the heck wants YouTube to turn into the torrent of dreck that nobody wanted on cable TV?
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  3755. Order your Biden "I did that!" stickers to plaster on empty shelves, toilet seats, and gas pumps!
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  3756. Fill the urn.
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  3757. Somebody get my man some o' that white stuff, and make it march!
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  3758. Maybe we can persuade Trump to improve the G.I. scrambled eggs.
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  3759.  @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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  3760. That, I can tell you . . .
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  3761. Buttigieg does use wedge issues. The dumbass has been gnawing Pence's pants cuff for months. Pence doesn't even notice.
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  3762.  @maxmight9533  I am a woman, but too many of them make lousy bosses and coworkers, in my experience. They do a lot of blaming and smearing. If men have a workplace issue, they seem to be more direct and drama-free. Imagine how awful a narcissistic climber like K.H. would be as anyone's colleague or boss.
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  3763. I like to dab a little Ballistol behind my ears.
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  3764. What a bleak story. Such shallow people as Julie are a bummer to even think about.
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  3765. I love my 3D printer . . . but the goddamn cartridges cost a mint.
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  3766. "Privilege strug is deadless to a bill." --Nanshee Peloshee
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  3767. Was she in Carson Park?
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  3768. I'd like to see them all held accountable for their massive charity fraud. How rotten must they be inside to steal earthquake refugee donations and give ineffective HIV drugs to African patients? And those things are the first of many moral failing and criminal acts. Done in our names, at times. At least send them back to an Arkansas trailer park. Such trash. Even Bill's library resembles a trailer house, jutting over the river.
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  3769. I know why Julián Castro was courting the trans vote---he's a cryptotranny, himself. Transpose the last two letters of his last name and you get "Castor", which is Spanish for "beaver".
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  3770. "THAT'S NOT MICKEY MOUSE! THAT'S TIT DIRT!"
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  3771. "Pray with me, Henry! Hic!"
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  3772. I never did care for Bush' policies, but the "BDS" going around seemed to be excessive, emotional, and personal, which doesn't speak well of the character of Democrats. And TDS really is much worse than BDS. I've lost so much respect for the intelligence of garden-variety Democrats since Trump took office. I've lost friends because of their emotional incontinence.
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  3773. As Andrew Klavan said the other day, "Trump is The Fight Club." meaning that when his opponents lash out at him, they're really just decking themselves.
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  3774. Whoa. Ex-Democrat here. This was rough listening, and Kamala makes my blood run cold.
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  3775. Hasn't every high-school student? Also, Psaki is a psea-geat.
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  3776. Standing desks are made of awesome! I prefer them.
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  3777. Probably still pretty good, sadly. The people who put her there are entitled, rich, white Lords & Ladies Bountiful who do stuff like this in order to be able to tell each other that they are indeed Good People.
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  3778. Megyn could have let VDH give his perspective a little more.
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  3779. Yeah, me too. Lol.
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  3780.  @terrid.9204  M'wahkee. Especially if you come from there.
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  3781. Guyger is just another idiot distracted by her damn phone. Hold her accountable for being a total numbskull.
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  3782. "There's all this shit I'll have to remove." Looks like Iike amaranth. You can eat those seeds like cereal.
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  3783. Chelsea Handler is a "comedian" who makes a lot of hay from dating black guys, telling them what to do, and aborting their babies. And she posts videos on Twitter of guys peeing on her. She's another Carol Burnett!
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  3784. Well, I was sleeping, until the party next door got loud. A girl nicknamed "Cakeface" is currently staggering around the front lawn, hollering "FUCK!" 😀😀😀
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  3785. Thank goodness for the laboratory of the lunatic fringe. We need to know, if for no other reason than to discard their ideas.
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  3786. Good answer.
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  3787. I am a nurse and my night shift would have been a real sh*tshow last night, had I not made .PDF files of my MAR at the beginning of my shift. The software was down for 3½ hours!
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  3788. ​ @DanielHBuchmann Keep typing out your wishful thinking. While Trump's rally patter might be getting stale, he has a track record as president that shines in comparison to Biden/Harris'. We were much better off during the Trump years, and we have long memories.
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  3789.  @DanielHBuchmann  Tell me you're gullible without telling me you're gullible.
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  3790. Pretty blunt from an old hack.
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  3791. Who wants a dime store Reagan, though? DeSantis is an Establishment tool who helped Florida in spite of his own towering ambition. I do not trust DeSantis. At all.
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  3792. These two courageous police officers took down their murderer. If they had not ended him, our DA would have put him away for good. Barron County is still a pretty sane place without activist DAs.
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  3793. I don't know what he is. He was absolutely sure that Kirsten Gillibrand was gonna slay in 2020. He said it for months.
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  3794. Very frustrating. Terrible interviewer.
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  3795. He makes one homely woman, with that prizefighter's welted-up face.
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  3796. I was struck by the facial features of the child in the family photo.
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  3797. "Hey, Esther!"
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  3798.  D K  Yes, areas of the U.S. are rapidly going to seed (the warmer parts of it, mostly), and it always helps a person to see their own society from a foreign vantage point. I learned about mine while living and going to school in a Mexican metropolis. And, from what I can tell, we have unraveled into a society much more reminiscent of Mexico, in terms of the wealth gap. I wonder what the US GINI coefficient is today. Oddly, my perspective and my American heritage mandates that I keep my personal arsenal shined up and well oiled, with at least one weapon on my person at all times. Personal responsibility + the right to keep and bear arms.
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  3799. @Matthew Emanuel Emanuel Oh Jesus Christ . . . spare me your red diaper kaka, lazybones. If taking responsibility for myself is "backward", then give me backwards.
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  3800.  D K  I guessed Switzerland. Yay me! Your country is tiny, culturally homogenous, and not above sitting on its hands while your fellow Europeans wallow in their own blood. Not impressed . . . my people emigrated from Belgium, Germany, Norway and Sweden, and, with the possible exception of Norway, those countries are currently letting the barbarian walk in, unopposed. The United States works fairly well for such a huge country because its citizens are united in a common philosophical creed. It may very well survive the current crisis by virtue of the fact that citizens are armed. It may look ugly while the crisis unfolds, but then, we are a sprawling multiracial nation. We are not the insular Swiss. Switzerland would never "scale up" to something even remotely as vibrant and multifarious as the United States.
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  3801.  D K  The violence in my country is largely confined to economic behavioral sinks in large cities, including in the northern city of my birth, known as America's Berlin for all the Germans who landed there. My city was also once renowned for its orderliness and kept electing socialist mayors throughout the 1960s. Now, parts of it, including my old north side neighborhood, are shooting galleries. They became crime-infested with the rise of dependency culture in the 1960s. It's such a shame. As for me, I don't ever have to lock my doors, either. At least part of the reason for this safety is that my state, traditionally as progressive as California once was, is positively bristling with firearms, from hunters to farmers to people like me with a revolver in her purse and another in her car. Miscreants just never know when they will be met with a bullet, and so they tend to behave themselves.
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  3802.  D K  You seem to be under the impression that guns just leap out of holsters and start mowing masses of people down under their own steam. That's pretty funny. That's very cute. I'll bet you approach your own militia weapons with all the terror of a bird facing a snake. Egads!
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  3803.  D K  Giving you another upvote for you perspective. I wish you could understand that most armed Americans also regard their weapons as a necessary evil, too. My revolver is in my purse not for glory, but for an emergency. I once thought as you did that people glorified their guns, but, over the years, living here, I have learned better.
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  3804.  D K  Kill someone efficiently with a pen? Like James Bond? That's great! For my part, I'm a nurse and former emergency medical services. I've learned a lot about how to de-escalate violent people, overcome them with restraint (and a shot of tranquilizer to the booty!) and the final puzzle piece was how to safely and lawfully handle a firearm. The gun itself doesn't make me feel safer, especially, but boy howdy, I now no longer worry about all the people with concealed weapons, out there. I've seen how they train, and noticed that they do not act like fools with toys, as I had once feared they might.
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  3805.  @Muck006  There was a casualty of that early Iranian huggermugger living in my town. He died a few years back, and whoever found his body discovered that the poor ex-military man had no genitals left.
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  3806. Toilet Splatter can open for them.
    1
  3807. And he has a big mad.
    1
  3808. ​ @aldosigmann419 Well, they raked Trump over the coals for not having a dog. Either way, I'm sure he displeases the crazed morons.
    1
  3809. The Biden administration is turning into a parody.
    1
  3810. IQ is all well and good, but the proof is in the pudding. Styx usually has impressive judgment and synthesis on political topics. So much so that he impresses my husband, who is 62 and a retired rocket propulsion test engineer with a flair for systems thinking. Not a dotard. His major complaint about Styx is that he can't find him in podcast or print. We old farts tend to hate video format, especially when it adds nothing of value. Video is so much slower than reading. So is listening to a podcast, but at least it doesn't go through as much data allotment when one is on the road.
    1
  3811.  @somedandy7694  Did Biden work at Dunderhead Sniffin'?
    1
  3812. Glad to see the DINOs back in the news; they had disappeared during the Trump administration.
    1
  3813. Holly Petrilak: I see that she's gotten to you, too. Put. The KoolAid. Down. ;)
    1
  3814. Wat
    1
  3815. I hate to see the government dabbling in assisted suicide and codifying it. Once you codify it, you can rent-seek from it.
    1
  3816. My folks are both 85, alert and oriented, but honestly, they are on a different wavelength, now. Not flexible in their thought, not quick, and quite ill. And my brother died very quickly of lung cancer. Those tumors bloom in the body extremely rapidly. Not like an explosion, but more like a firestorm. It's only a matter of time before she hangs up her robe. Agree with Styx that RBG has been ok, except for guns, and her recent TDS.
    1
  3817.  ALF Raydough  45% of us get dementia by age 85. That doesn't mean Joe Biden would make an appropriate president. Someone needs to have a good talking to Jill Biden. What in hell is she thinking?
    1
  3818. How long would she last in the real world with a shitty demand like that? "Multicultural" isn't supposed to exclude certain groups.
    1
  3819. Not if it's like last year's effusive volcano, right next to the current eruption.
    1
  3820. It might be that keeping kids sequestered just sets us up for more waves of infection. I hope this is the last time we shutter schools. They aren't really good for much except herd immunity in recent years.
    1
  3821. Joe Cool and his Ray Bans. 🙄
    1
  3822. Oh to be a fly on the wall in HRC's hotel suite in the wee hours of 11/9/16, and see that wasted old harridan slap Robbie Mook, then get taken down and given an H5A2 in the gluteus!
    1
  3823.  @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.
    1
  3824. Jesus, who is this asswipe interviewing Steve Bannon? He's not even a decent Devil's advocate; he's just an interruptive, elitist peabrain.
    1
  3825. Liked and shared! We have raised beds badly in need of amendment and the guys in my family are firebugs.
    1
  3826. Good luck, Californians! I don't think my Humboldt Co. sister will be of any help to you, but you've got my Wisconsin prayers.
    1
  3827. Let me talk to you in terms you can understand: Bow wow wow wow! Arf, arf! Bow wow!
    1
  3828.  @ianhowe338  Rsther than taking it from a guy into zpokemon in `01, take it from a fellow old fart--all is not lost. Far from it!
    1
  3829. This video opinion is horseshit. Give up on Wisconsin? Screw that noise!
    1
  3830. And she is a very, very pretty brunette. She reminds me of myself in my 20s, but better.
    1
  3831. Our president is s•c•u•m.
    1
  3832. You seem nice.
    1
  3833. A couple of weeks ago. He also somehow translocated himself to the Netherlands, a very desaturated country.
    1
  3834. That's not a "punchable" face. This mother of an 18 y.o. would like to plant a kiss on that cheek. I am very proud of both of these fine young men.
    1
  3835. He looks like a rabid possum--and about as pea-brained--when he smiles. His smile is a switchblade without the click.
    1
  3836. Looks like Scalise could get in as Speaker of the House over McCarthy. Scalise is my husband's cousin's cousin. Think that would get me any pull with Congress? 😉 😜
    1
  3837. Medical ultracrepidarianism on display, here. You do not know what you do not know.
    1
  3838. GMTA. I remarked on the same thing above. She strikes me as being very unaware of herself . . . bestowing the most vapid of tweets upon us. Her IQ is known: 127, which is quite a bit lower than Hill (140) and Bill (138). 127 is nothing to sneeze at, but she's never had to do anything, so why would she live up to even a 127 IQ? Quite the hothouse flower.
    1
  3839. Famously! But she did hurl a bottle of pricey champagne at an enormous big screen, got shitfaced, punched Robbie Mook, and had to be sedated. I wonder if they gave her a chill pill or had to use a tranquilizer dart.
    1
  3840. It's called "mockery."
    1
  3841. You have a point, but we can still try to approximate what God has created. One of God's creations is Man's brilliance and ingenuity.
    1
  3842. A tisket, a tasket, A head in a basket. It will not answer the questions you ask it.
    1
  3843. LOL. Short memories.
    1
  3844.  @adrianfytr35  Well, we could call it something else. Maybe an anagram of "Texas." Not "Taxes," though.
    1
  3845. One quarter million for a feculent Milwaukee Cape Cod? That's almost as crazy as that bizarre mother.
    1
  3846. Jennifer Rubin. Just looked her up. Control yourselves, boys.
    1
  3847. Scum rises to the top.
    1
  3848.  @m_d1905  Yes, not a functioning uterus. All fetuses have Wolffian and Müllerian ducts. In females, the Wolffian ducts are suppressed. In males, the Müllerian ducts melt away. Well, almost always.
    1
  3849. Never debate a man whose feet are really hurting, Marco.
    1
  3850. Why didn't people help her? She was just standing still at the car door, engulfed in flames.
    1
  3851. What, you're American, too?
    1
  3852. Dems would support her even without astroturf campaigns. They are the Borg.
    1
  3853. I hear you.
    1
  3854. What are those telltale signs you see? Trump's dad did have dementia, but it didn't show up until his late 80s, and his mom stayed clear until well into her 90s, until she got mugged.
    1
  3855. Truinanashabadaprzhr!
    1
  3856. Badakathcare!!!
    1
  3857. With those tired-looking dugs, so dry, so dry, she tells babies to suck nothing.
    1
  3858. I am an unvaccinated RN who began paroxysmal AF in 2020. Just had it ablated last week. While I've had a case of COVID and have had many COVID-positive patients, I think I "earned" my case, fair and square, being overweight and having had 2 parents with AF. I'm also almost 60. It's awfully debilitating and I would not wish a-fib on anyone else.
    1
  3859. So you're as intolerant about abortion as a Democrat? Cute.
    1
  3860.  @smugfrog8111  My son claims the same effect as you. I have no idea how he can stand it.
    1
  3861. Good. I guess you're out of your misery, then.
    1
  3862. Of all the vehicles they try to stop, they pick a mass-transit vehicle? Are they daft? Also, that one with a mask, lol!
    1
  3863. Jesus. Must be hell cooking for you and doing your laundry.
    1
  3864. Remove Bribem from the ballot for election interference and supporting 2020 mayhem.
    1
  3865. Here's your Fourth Turning, right here. Time to put down foolish things and pull together as a nation.
    1
  3866. Ben Carson has been my veep bet for months.
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  3867.  @MayYourGodGoWithYou  You ignore the long history that Joe Biden has of self-dealing and influence-peddling. He may be losing his judgment, now, but boy was it poor over the past two or more decades. What you think of his predecessor has nothing to do with Joe Biden's failures.
    1
  3868. God, you're boring. You're phoning it in. Even you don't believe what you're typing.
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  3869. "Everything else is a lie." I love it! How refreshing! Let us stop repeating lies. 1a
    1
  3870. That started in the George W. Bush days and never went away.
    1
  3871. Rich young zombies.
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  3872. Nurse Nic, here. Joe Biden doesn't need policy papers, he needs a nurse to draw up a care plan for him. Problem areas would include "History of Falls," "Impaired Cognition," "Altered Gait" and a whole slew of care areas covering his adverse behaviors, including impulsivity, altered mood, agitation, and wandering.
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  3873. As I understand it, the heat, the g forces and even turning the steering wheel are tough. To the extent that women have as much endurance as men, that's good. But I think you need some decent guns to keep a race car steady, don't you? Women's upper bodies are our weakest link.
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  3874. I keep seeing Tulsi's name connected with WEF. I do not automatically trust a career politician with WEF ties.
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  3875.  @lisamartin8095  Thank you. I will. Because I like her stances and want to trust her.
    1
  3876. "Throes"
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  3877. The whole of the DNC leadership has been using Joe for their own ends, from the 2019 primaries onward.
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  3878. And the LARP crowd.
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  3879. They are so consumed with Trump hatred that they make mistakes. Also, they lose their sense of humor and proportion, to the point where they portray him as a giant, squealing, self-soiling baby. It's projection, really.
    1
  3880. She did go to a finishing school, you over-emotional dingus. It was in France and called Mon Fertil or something like that.
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  3881. She was using insider terms to describe how irrelevant parts of a bill are trimmed off, but she still said it in a very incoherent way.
    1
  3882. Tooth decay: Anyone who's gone to a ketogenic-type diet will tell you that plaque stops building up on teeth. They feel smooth as glass all day. Carbs lingering in the mouth are like agar agar for caries bacteria. Pretty sure that cavemen weren't noshing mainly on bagels, pasta and pop.
    1
  3883. I can't stand Big Mike. She's such a crappy old scold.
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  3884. I think he would have to escalate to Tim Pool-grade clickbait to get to one million before most of us die, though.
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  3885. I see nothing in the news, yet. Passenger manifest remains confidential.
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  3886. I can not listen beyond, "Hello, this is Doctor Grande."
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  3887. Americans are also tired of their unaccountable government. Narod ne je htio.
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  3888. So, "Democrat" is synonymous with "feebleminded"?
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  3889. Oh . . . get ready for the river of kaka they have on her.
    1
  3890. YouTube's theme song can be "57 Channels and Nothin' On"
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  3891. Don't even sell a Clinton an ice cream cone. Just don't.
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  3892. Don't feel bad; it's not that special.
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  3893.  @redmarioproductions  Not in Wisconsin--no state death penalty, never was, never will be. If someone here commits a federal crime, otoh, the federal government can and will hand down and execute a death sentence.
    1
  3894. Kinsey is lovely, with or without the caterpillars, but I think ladies on camera overdo it with the war paint, these days. All y'all--cut it out!
    1
  3895. Pierre Delecto, the Timid
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  3896. Aside from her hair, she has that numbed face look of the profoundly stupid.
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  3897. This was totally an unforced error, calling attention to how deeply Biden/Harris disdained these families.
    1
  3898. Do you hear leathery wings flapping backstage? Did I just hear a flame-laced cackle?
    1
  3899. The only reason this has any traction now is that gatekeepers have decided that Joe no longer rates shielding. And it won't change (tiny) minds until MSM acknowledges it.
    1
  3900. He's not really more linear, but in extemporaneous conversations, he's relatable and speaks without much rhetorical cant.
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  3901. Exactly. Space R&D is a lossy, risky business that does not necessarily pay for itself in spinoff tech.
    1
  3902. Ben Rhodes has started sobbing again. You know, the Obama thug who bragged about deceiving everyone as to the true nature of their Iran deal? And Ted Cruz just told Rhodes off, too. Somebody-- get the man a hankie.
    1
  3903. ​ @Alto53 60% of naturally fertilized ova end up dying before a menstrual period is due. IVF wastage rate is only a little worse than natural conception.
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  3904. My brother and I got paranoid from it. Very, very unpleasant drug. I felt so sorry for him when he had to drink cannabis tea for nausea when he got cancer.
    1
  3905. It is no sin to be able to hold it together. Keeping calm in an emergency is that special something that makes people excellent first responders. There is always time later to let yourself feel the fear. She has small children to care for.
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  3906. I love how Tiffany let her roundabout babble stand as a "yes" or "no" for that rapid series of questions.
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  3907. Yes.
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  3908. Yeah, this is 1968 all over again, but funny.
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  3909. Nobody wants to hear political advice from a foreigner unless he's become a naturalized citizen--have you?
    1
  3910. Bite me.
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  3911. Of course King Charles is worried about Harry. Harry married the same kind of attention-seeking gorgon as his mother was. Charles has been squeezed through the same kind of hellish marriage.
    1
  3912. Noem isn't much of a speaker and, alas, has begun to shoot up her pretty face with Hollywood gargoyle fillers.
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  3913.  @Mae.86  He can even have two scoops--by enema.
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  3914. Nothing says "putting the fun back in sex" like shouting your abortion. Hey, check out the gluts and the pout and the rosy glow on that fetus!
    1
  3915. GTFO with your partisan garbage.
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  3916. The Scottish crown looks like a Taiwanese knockoff copy of the British crown.
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  3917.  @irene3196  It's very pretty.
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  3918. --As a potato, not as a POTatUS.
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  3919.  @boofert.washington2499  Nope. Person is clearly a LOLCAT.
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  3920. Yeah, that was odd. I think he looks thinner and pale, but thin lips?
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  3921. Sorry that your wonderful town has gotten so terrible. City machines aren't half bad when they give real benefit to their citizens, but I can't think of a single big city machine today that is a fair exchange. Certainly not the one in Chicago.
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  3922. I am betting that after 2 losses, the Democrats won't be fronting a female just for the sake of her femaleness. I hope this sent them a message that nobody normal gives a rip about the glass ceiling.
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  3923. Hunter Biden takes hand out of cookie jar and this is supposed to make Joe Biden squeaky clean? How stupid do the Bidens think we are?
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  3924. The cats show up as he gets louder.
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  3925. They are counting on intellectual inertia.
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  3926. I thank you for a well-informed disquisition on boom sticks. So do my Smiths & Wessons, my Colt, my Tauruses, and my Ruger and my Charter Arms. We all thank you.
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  3927. Yes, I've noticed her breathless delivery, and the croupy wheeze when she does take a breath.
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  3928. Selling his clout to foreign entities, which is another word for being B•R•I•B•E•D. It is easy to find the information on-line, if you just look. He and his whole family rake it in from Ukraine, China, Kazakhstan, and other countries. He has always had his hand out.
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  3929.  @jackiehopkins2318  That's absolutely true. I used to code RUG scores for Medicare recipients in the pre-COVID days. One of the very best moneymakers for a facility was a patient on a vent. If they had died while testing positive for a corona virus, anybody worth his salt would code for it and send it in to CMS for payment.
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  3930. UN treaty? "That's not who we are!" <e.g.>
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  3931.  @beverlyrhame3692  She might have a small goiter, or perhaps she had her thyroid removed or destroyed.
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  3932. It's less of a gas than waking up to President Ronald Reagan or President Donald Trump would have been. Biden is just not that absurd, except for the moderate-stage dementia and level of corruption, of course.
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  3933.  @kylevernon  Congrats on thinking for yourself. Never stop trying! I disagree with your stance on interventionism on a wide scale, but you seem to have a few things right. E.g. that violence solves a lot of problems. Heinlein was absolutely on point with that. I used to have a big website about Heinlein's work, over 20 years ago. Love the man as a mentor. My biggest regret was ignoring e-mails from his widow, who kept trying to reach out and thank me. I never believed it was her . . . though it really was. LOL.
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  3934. I think she was concerned the right way, though, wanting to reopen schools. Look past the muzzle.
    1
  3935. Fatass Maduro snuck an empanada from a desk drawer hot plate and ate it on television at one point, while his people were eating the zoo. Talk about a dick move. That's up there with LBJ making aides take dictation from him while he was on the shitter.
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  3936. I remember getting our Angus heifers inseminated at $35 per straw about 20 years ago. At the time, I waa pregnant by an anonymous sperm donor for $225 per straw, so I found occasion to amuse myself commiserating with the cow and grousing about the price of human semen straws. Fast-forward 2 decades: my husband and I have a grown son, and the donor is no longer anonymous; turned out to be a guy named Chuck. Still feeling amused by it all.
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  3937. That was pretty recent.
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  3938. So, Halperin is carefully suggesting that this "palace coup" was more like a comedy of errors?
    1
  3939. She seems irritable and unkempt.
    1
  3940. My husband had a couple of donkeys he kept in shoes. Said they were real jerks about letting the farrier work, too.
    1
  3941. The Russians kept setting off pretty dirty bombs above ground through at least the 1970s. Every few years, the news would report fallout clouds.
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  3942. Satin is too slippery; give me cotton.
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  3943. That's about all that face is suitable for, since his mother (the only one who loved it) is probably dead by now.
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  3944. A Limey cunt masquerading as a journalist.
    1
  3945. Time gave Trump a very backhanded writeup.
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  3946.  @peterrezba995  She seems to have Graves' disease eyes. It makes your eyes pop out and makes a sufferer very nervous and prone to fits of rage.
    1
  3947. The real news, fellow Americans, is SHADY DEALS, SHADY DEALS, SHADY DEALS.
    1
  3948. There are hundreds of coronavirus strains every year.
    1
  3949. It's a common sense choice in this election to vote for the continuity and stability of Trump. A young philosophy major is almost the last person I'd expect to have common sense, though. You come out of it with a sheepskin and crippling confusion.
    1
  3950. Seriously? Unless you are immunocompromised, wearing a mask in 2024 for reasons of COVID-19 is beyond moronic. Those young people in Chicago are trying to avoid being doxed. And they are there because they just want to belong to something dumber than themselves.
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  3951. 3423 464 : She has an overbite. As for her actual coughing, she could easily be aspirating saliva if her swallowing is disrupted by neurological disease--and there's plenty of evidence of that. Plenty about her angers me, but what angers me the most is that she elbowed her way into this nomination knowing that she is a very sick woman. What was she thinking? What the hell? Was she planning on taking a lot of naps while Huma ran the country?
    1
  3952. Clearly, Costner's wife is a parasite.
    1
  3953. You can believe that, but there is little correlation among dementia patients.
    1
  3954. As of this writing, 5 Warren fans got all rancid and mad. Or more so, anyhow.
    1
  3955. I hate to think that my income tax goes toward his pension; he's been on the take long before he started doddering. He was always for sale.
    1
  3956. She has an Ed. D., which requires nothing of the candidate. It's like a doctorate with training wheels.
    1
  3957. He votes. He pays taxes. What? Do you want him to sweep your floor, too?
    1
  3958. She has a doctorate in education, which means she's beyond any hope of sanity.
    1
  3959. If only for her voice. She has the pickiest vocal fry on the air.
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  3960. Both officers were good people. Emily was the officer everybody wishes for. Helpful, sweet, civic-minded.
    1
  3961.  @mambi74  Well, who wants even that many, if it were true? By "wretched refuse," Emma Lazarus did not mean criminal reprobates.
    1
  3962. Do you need a Kleenex after that little explosion, pal?
    1
  3963. Hitler injected enough methamphetamine that his teeth fell out.
    1
  3964. ​ @GregoryHande Fox is just a slightly different flavor of MSNBC; neither one is reliable.
    1
  3965. You must really like marijuana. Jeez. What a trivial thing to be a single-issue voter over. Bet you voted Tony Evers because of his broken promise about legalizing pot, too.
    1
  3966. Millennial: Haha, WTF are price stickers?
    1
  3967. ¿Por que no a tí te lo hacen? Pew-Pew!
    1
  3968. And movies figuratively live in us.
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  3969. Until 1984, the economy was totally in the shitter. Morning in America had scarcely begun in 1984, and it took me two more years to notice the prosperity. 1982 was a pretty SEVERE recession!
    1
  3970. Rural Wisconsin has swung hard red since 2012, and that still holds. 20 years ago, we were truly the swingiest swing state in the union. My county used to be 50/50 then but it's 80/20 GOP since 2012. But the big-city Dem machines are also dug in and have been dirty AF ever since Wisconsin put Trump over the top in 2016. I knew as soon as the DNC said it would hold its 2020 convention in Milwaukee. A blind man could see what they were preparing to do.
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  3971. She was going after a piece of skull that was slithering off the Lincoln's trunk.
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  3972.  @lisafrequency55  Exactly. She thinks she can finesse people with bullshit because we have always let her. And she just can't learn from her bellyflops, either. Hubris, thy name is Rodham.
    1
  3973. This is painful to behold. Why is Biden still in the race? He said he would serve only one term!
    1
  3974. Eff Ukraine. It's just a Biden (et al.) money laundry. I DO NOT care!
    1
  3975. That one has a nice ring to it.
    1
  3976. I think he was somewhat railroaded. In March of 2020, he was adamant that it be business as usual, with no widespread lockdowns. The Biden regime clearly extended all that, months after the pandemic was declared over, so I place most of the blame on stupid Biden policies. The mandated jibjab alone has been ruinous to hospitals' ability to keep staff.
    1
  3977.  @davidhenneberg2661  Hemp rope.
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  3978. My sister has lived in Humboldt County for 40 years, and every time I would visit her, more and more of her native Californian friends would complain about how they were being priced out of their hometowns: Trinidad, Eureka, Arcata, McKinleyville. Of course they're all incurable Democrats, because reasons.
    1
  3979.  @michaelgrajek6435  This comment may persuade people to switch their vote to Joe Biden. Keep fightin' for peace, love, fairness, and income redistribution, hipster!
    1
  3980. You look a little well fed, yourself, greybeard. But don't give up on Trump just yet, porkchop.
    1
  3981. I gave up smoking Vantage Cocaines well before I joined the Navy.
    1
  3982. In any dystopia, just ask them, "'Ave you got a 27b-6?" It's a bureaucratic kill-shot.
    1
  3983. https://youtu.be/0B61_5sRoBI
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  3984.  @aprilkurtz1589  You mean like how he suspended the constitution during his first four-year term? GFY and your cat, too.
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  3985. @aprilkurtz1589  Silly lady! You actually take Trump literally?
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  3986. @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!
    1
  3987. FBI is problematic, but, as far as selling or patenting genetic sequences, whatevs. No one owns his DNA--he's just borrowing all of it for three score and ten.
    1
  3988. Many of these reporters seem like caricatures of reporters; if they were serious, they could ask simple, serious, uncanted questions. I hope they all cringe in embarrassment at their grandstanding in the fullness of time. "What did you do during the great coronavirus epidemic, Grandma?" "I asked loaded questions about 'daily rants' of Trump, son." "Is that the guy whose picture is on the dime, Grandma?" "Run outside and go count the train cars, son."
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  3989. TR, TR, TR, TR. Theodore Roosevelt. No middle name. TR, TR, TR, TR.
    1
  3990. Great photo of Obama eating a hot dog! Lol!
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  3991. All you can objectively say without working him up is that he has Parkinsonlike symptoms. Lots of things mimic Parkinson's. And we can for sure see that Joe is losing it, more and more each year.
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  3992. Negligence, anyhow.
    1
  3993.  @vonfaustien3957  The female equivalent of the "passport bro" is the small-town girl who dates the ambitious, muy macho immigrant man, because he knows how to support a family. It's happening right under your sniveling, whiney nose.
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  3994. That's how we pronounce it in the north.
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  3995.  @cybil4152  I doubt he is, but I don't know.
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  3996. In Madison, Wisconsin, a Civil War hero and the statue "Forward" bit the dust last night. And Democrat state senator got kicked 5 or 6 times in the head for taking a picture of it and is in unknown condition at the hospital. What really steams me is that my great-grandfather got the Civil War hero's statue erected over 100 years ago. The man died at 33, fighting at Chickamauga for the Union. Why did they start rioting in Madison last night? Because some racist black guy was arrested for disrupting a Capitol Hill restaurant with a baseball bat and bullhorn.
    1
  3997. So you got a smallpox vaccination and the Sabin oral polio. Like me, you must be older than the hills.
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  3998. Well, fine. But other than that, what do you think of John Kerry?
    1
  3999. No more oligarchy.
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  4000. As does the testosterone.
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  4001.  @chrisbingley  Heinlein predicted this over and over again, beginning in the 1940s. Read his "Year of the Jackpot" sometime.
    1
  4002. Hello from the future in the year 2020! The hysterical leftist dumbness just hockey-sticked with the Wuhan virus.
    1
  4003. @70AD-user45  Hmmm. A mite testy. I love it!
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  4004. ​ @ItIsYourMom Make carnivore ice cream at home. You won't miss the sugar before long.
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  4005. Just don't take too much, or you'll trun your skin grey. Doesn't anybody just let a cold run its course, these days? A normal post-flu or post-bronchitis cough can persist for up to 8 weeks before an M.D. would get a little suspicious of it.
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  4006. All the toffs sleep around, it seems. Just don't act like a toff and you'll be okay.
    1
  4007. For a few moments, there, a hockey game broke out.
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  4008.  @unscripted483  And insult comic Trump will call them all hockey pucks.
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  4009.  @jacquelinebm17  If you were better looking, you might have made out as well as she, too. Men of means usually don't go for the bitter frumps. It's just the way of the world.
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  4010.  @lisaclearwater7544  I'm also a nurse, but my baccalaureate was in foreign language teaching. I totally would love to cross a teachers' union picket line and teach kids in a classroom if the union bums are too lazy to do so.
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  4011. Geez . . . Trump is so reasonable that Booty Judge has to gin up a whole potemkin opponent for himself.
    1
  4012. You seem nice.
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  4013. Remind me to never hire you, Fred.
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  4014. The black underclass is like a tantrum brigade. Kneel and apologize, or they break things. Been that way for a long time.
    1
  4015.  @wangang007  You are disgusting to judge the poster based on her complexion. Whatever color you are, you're clearly a shallow bigot.
    1
  4016.  @arealphoney  Dale was indiscreet about Charles and got dropped long before she became wheelchair bound. She might have had MS, but she was in that chair after having plummeted out of a high window. She was paralyzed.
    1
  4017. It was Glenn.
    1
  4018. Ugh. What a bunch of fake, finger-waggling scolds!😶
    1
  4019. Hair extensions with beachy curls down his front like wavy lapels, smoky eyeshadow and lash extensions like condor wings, a sleeveless dress, stiletto heels. He will look good enough for the stripper pole!
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  4020. Nor did they yesterday.
    1
  4021. Tim is spastic.
    1
  4022. Are they burned out? I guess the pride flags cover all of that up.
    1
  4023. Enough! Have you had enough? I've had enough! Our government is thuggish. Enough!
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  4024. ​ @CollaredConsulting  This should resonate with all the scorned women who abhor Trump: They now want to vote for the consummate side chick.
    1
  4025. My dad was in the one that generated most of the footage of houses and mannequins being blasted. Mom was able to watch it go off live on the Today Show.
    1
  4026. ​@Evan_Bell Yes, Apple 2 shot. Whoever doubts it should have spoken to my father. On the other hand, when I called for his film badge reading in 2005, the military wrote back to say that the records had been lost.
    1
  4027. @Evan_Bell  What the heck is it with people who think no achievement is as it seems? For example, the moon shots. They think the "know" something that everyone else is too dumb to figure out. I met quite a few of those people when I worked on an acute-care psychiatric unit. 3 – 5 days of a D2 blocker usually cleared that up.
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  4028. A little bird told me that Harris wants to keep a list of people who were vaccine hesitant and/or refused. Dissidence will not be permitted.
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  4029. Imagine how mature and strong Queen Camilla is to just ignore and laugh off busybody subjects like you.
    1
  4030. Dumb, dumb comment. Good example of emotional reasoning, however.
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  4031.  Boredpersons55  It still flabbergasts me that you dolts have this new category of "brown people". When I was a Democrat, back in 2004--2009, we used the term "brown people" ironically to mock the racists we imagined to exist on the right. Now Dems are saying "brown people" unironically. You guys are sick from huffing your own intestinal gas.
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  4032. It's Styx' job to protect his own family, but it's not Styx' job to white knight for Ben Shapiro's family. I don't see what's odd, here.
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  4033. 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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  4034. These Diana groupies are amusing.
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  4035. The Norwegians who emigrated to America in 1850 were no strangers to blasting bedrock or razing old growth forests. The upside is that it grows back, and prosperity of private citizens allows that glory to grow back. I grew up under the beautiful second-growth canopy.
    1
  4036.  peashumaru  Don Martin cartoons?
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  4037. Kim Foxx . . . egads. Talk about uncanny valley.
    1
  4038. Long COVID being just vague enough . . .
    1
  4039.  @VespasianJudea  So, you're a homosexual?
    1
  4040.  @VespasianJudea  It is always wonderful to hear from the gay community!
    1
  4041. 🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀
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  4042.  @FlaThunderstorm  Biden was very, very good to the big banks in helping pass laws that basically allowed usurers to flourish.
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  4043. Instead of elf on a shelf, Styx on the bricks.
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  4044. Bastard whined that only war presidents were remembered, so he thought one up for himself. Had nothing to run on except a privilege-based résumé. Got super-pissy about his critics . . . ugh. I might make a pilgrimage to College Station someday, to squat on his grave and take a leak.
    1
  4045. It'd work.
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  4046. Mayor Pete is now piloting The Good Ship Lollipop.
    1
  4047. Oh God. Life is too short. I have had enough of Joe, beginning with his very first run for the presidency.
    1
  4048. And a roast beef sandwich.
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  4049. Why worry about just the animals?
    1
  4050. Breastfeeding is always possible, but only if new mothers aren't shoved into the workforce
    1
  4051. Can't cook worth a damn on an electric stove.
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  4052. She unalived herself.
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  4053. Gotta hide the wine weight.
    1
  4054. Media people would object to dress codes--female presenters are all in sleeveless sheath dresses (and made up to look like Malibu Barbies).
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  4055. No.
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  4056.  @kevinrossi6587  She's so stupid, though.
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  4057. "I've talked to my team." And she typically blames her "team" for stuff, too. How about making an unassisted decision, Kamala?
    1
  4058.  @kerim.peardon5551  Yeah, yeah, but if enough of us defied it all and dealt with one another in barter and cash, that would really screw up their plans. Easy enough for my husband and I to do, since we are near retirement and have little debt. Not so easy for others. My plan B really is to go Galt, though.
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  4059. There's plenty of outrage to be generated by pretending to be too dense to get a joke. Self-imposed stupidity is a springboard of the SJW.
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  4060.  @chrismaguire3667  Pinatubo and Hudson in 1991 made the 1990s a little more frigid, here in Wisconsin--until '96 or '97. I remember days on end of about -35°c. Pretty sunsets, too.
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  4061. After years of Dick Morris' having used "Fanfare for the Common Man," YouTube and WMG slapped him with a copyright violation. Took 3 rather trenchant commentary videos down yesterday for that reason. He fixed it, and he's back up for the midterms. But he has, like, 3 subscribers and 12 views to his stuff.
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  4062. Dude, they gave that old fart another ship?
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  4063. @SaneMillennial  Musk does make a trailer-style house with solar for about $10,000. Reminds me of a yard barn.
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  4064. You don't want to see a Biden d¡ck pic.
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  4065. Pierre Trudeau. Maybe Justin takes after his jet-setting, disco diva mother, Margaret. I don't remember the elder Trudeau being mocked because he wasn't ready for prime time.
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  4066. ​ @katrinadodson6872 Indians are Caucasians.
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  4067. ​@qbanz00 Trump's point is that Kamala is a phony opportunist. Her heritage is irrelevant. Do you see Trump alternating between saying he's German and Scottish? No!
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  4068. Last fall, I saw a muted clip of a Trump/Pelosi/Schumer conference, and when Pelosi began to speak, her arm slowly rose above her head. Made me laugh--looked as if she were sewing on something lying in her lap.
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  4069.  @TheGoldenCapstone  He's good for a goof and a gaffe, occasionally. I'm fond of his rxn video to the Uber client who threw a royal fit bc the driver objected to the dashboard hula girl.
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  4070. Lol.
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  4071. 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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  4072. Ezra Klein is a bootlicking zombie who frames Hillary policy papers and prays to them, nightly.
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  4073. F and 4 are pink for me.
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  4074. Ben is the ASMR veep candidate.
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  4075. Lol
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  4076. What was that even supposed to mean? Biden is such a dork.
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  4077. This sort of thing is not all that common, and you're probably influenced by our media sensationalism and lousy, violent movies. You'll almost surely be fine visiting here, especially if you stay out of the poorer parts of our big cities.
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  4078. Needs more "Reeeeee!"
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  4079. I thought it was one of my U.S. Senators, then--Gaylord Nelson.
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  4080. Vegetative Joe
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  4081.  @superbudegu  All I know was that Cyberpunk was the most depressing thing, ever.
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  4082. Wow, is that child hopeless.
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  4083. They slap a lid on Biden whenever he has a bad cognitive day or "behaviors."
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  4084. How about LBJ having conferences with his aides while taking a sh¡t, or waving his Johnson at them and calling it "Jumbo"?
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  4085. Baden is echoing what lots of pathologists and other medical personnel know. Surprised it took 3 months for this to see mainstream air time. God bless Epstein's brother for wanting the truth. Most of us want a little truth and accountability, here. So much rot and bad faith among our "elites".
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  4086. The last transgender patient I had was about 11 years ago. I did call him "Tiffany", as he asked; he was dealing with depression. But if he'd had an actual medical issue in which his genetic sex figured, I would have dealt with that. No ethical clinician should ignore biological fact.
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  4087. The CEO of AstraZeneca said that their product should not be taken by those with autoimmune diseases.
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  4088. Borderline Babs has always been a bitchy old snit. Graves' disease is likely responsible in large part for an erratic heart. The Bush family has had the bad habit of taking their critics personally AND getting personal with their own criticism.
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  4089. I have a 7-shot Taurus. Very steady.
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  4090. Promises, promises . . . you rotten potato.
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  4091. Freebird!!!
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  4092. I am so sorry about your weak intellect.
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  4093. Vitamin B complex might help your ability to reason.
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  4094. Wow! Was she raised by wolves? What a terrible thing to do.
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  4095. True, but that doesn't mitigate anything.
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  4096. Try not to drink so much, next time.
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  4097. Indeed. I have a friend born on 1/1/1930 who turns 90 today.
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  4098.  @elgatofelix8917  Who cares? What's your damn point? That his baby isn't valid?
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  4099. ​ @orboakin8074 True. And I wish more Indians would quit the reservations and assimilate. Reservation life where I live is pretty grim and violent. Lots of alcoholism.
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  4100. Keep it classy, LaTonya.
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  4101. I was once nurse for a schizophrenic guy who had just killed a neighbor because of his paranoid delusions. The murderer was scared out of his mind and never did "clear" with medication. He was put away in the same facility as Ed Gein and Jeffrey Dahmer and has never been granted parole because he is NOT SAFE TO BE LOOSE IN SOCIETY. Not everything is about punishing a murderer; sometimes it is about making the world safer for innocent bystanders.
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  4102. He's pro-TPP. He was helped by a Soros. To heck with the Swamy guy. He's a globalist.
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  4103.  @randylachance  Yeah, I'm quite sure OP has never thought this through, you pearl-clutching bag of hammers. GTFO. What is it with you moralistic hall monitors? MYOB.
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  4104. Does that mean that petty, vindictive pols like Lyndon Johnson and Barack Obama were honorary girls?
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  4105. Biden has loads of character, all of it bad.
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  4106. This is drummed into our heads. The so-called "Five Rights" of medication administration keeps getting longer and longer. It is still easy to drop the ball.
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  4107. That has got to be a joke. That ia a terrible case of blame-casting.
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  4108.  @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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  4109. He'll never stop condescending, even when he's getting up to pee 4 times a night and has ear hair.
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  4110. When they started jousting about who was the better golfer, I realized that the gloves were really coming off.
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  4111. The Moral Majority and pushy people like them left a bad taste in our mouths. It can be hard to not run the other way, even now, when faced with a politician who wears piety like a robe . . . even if they are not hell-bent on meddlesome morality legislation.
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  4112. That's heinous. The Dutch government needs to fall and be replaced.
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  4113. She should go back to guarding Doritos.
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  4114. Did he chase it with his usual grapefruit juice?
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  4115. It's better than a wrist rocket, fits in a pocket, and fires as reliably as hell. Chuckles in wheel gun.
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  4116.  @MJ-ix1nh  Someone is going to write some kind of tragic opera about that broad, one day. Imagine nursing the dream of being president for 60+ years, calculating, planning, maneuvering and risking everything to get there, then showing your ass not once, but twice. I feel as though she thinks we owe it to her, or something. It's not going to end on a high note, either.
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  4117. Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
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  4118. You know why Portuguese is less significant than Spanish? It's not the surface area it covers. It's the fact that spoken Portuguese is really hard for Spanish speakers to understand (especially Continental Portuguese). Brazilians typically can understand Spanish speakers okay, but not vice-versa. And there are more Spanish speakers in the world. As much as you want Portuguese to be important, it is not.
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  4119.  @criticalend5752  Dunderhead Sniffin'.
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  4120. Duffy is America-first. Best congressman I ever had.
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  4121.  @johnbauman4005  My only problem with your best-case scenario is that our voting system has become so irregular, lately. As bad as Harris is, they might drag her over the finish line. My worst-case scenario is another president who is just one more Establishment drone who promises everything and keeps selling Americans down the river.
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  4122.  @wintersawaking  The problem with other Republicans is that many of them show signs of being beholden to America's version of the corporate/bureaucratic Blob. Were one of them to win, China basically wins, and we would be in the same pickle that we've been in during all but the Trump years.
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  4123. It is up to Wisconsinites, not the Trump campaign, to turn Wisconsin out for Trump. WTF kind of defeatism is Styx even talking about?
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  4124.  @travismiles5885  Yeah, an old Doors song in which a guy flexes about his ability to eat large quantities of chicken, nothing more.
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  4125.  @Stelarjayflight  COVID and another 50-odd respiratory strains.
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  4126. "Waste her energy"? In 3 months, they'll have to drop her in a tank of water and rehydrate her like a Sea Monkey--and that's just for starters.
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  4127. ​ @OKmusic21 Ana still has a conspicuous accent. Don't kid yourself. And who cares about accent? Not everyone has a good ear, but they can still attain fluency despite that. I took a year of Russian in college just for fun 30 years ago. I have an excellent accent that just came to me without trying hard . . . but I barely know the language anymore. Accent is not important at all. Y Ana Navarro es bastante bruta. Retardada, en efecto.
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  4128. How fortunate Americans are that their president grew up in and was married in the congregation of Norman Vincent Peale, who preached "the power of positive thinking". Holy crap, is Trump ever his apostle. He doesn't just complain-- he does something positive.
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  4129. ​ @deanfirnatine7814 I think polls really got warped in those years, to be fair.
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  4130. Great point. And cookie-cutter small town newspaper sites are pretty bad . . . like wading through a 1997-era Geocities blog.
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  4131. And there's soooo much video evidence of his doing just that. Am I right, knucklehead?
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  4132. They practice FGM here, too.
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  4133. People have died.
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  4134. Shut up and sing, Bruce. Oh, wait. You can't.
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  4135. Going to a Trump rally tomorrow. We shall see. Haven't had a problem finding them, thus far.
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  4136.  @keng4847  What are you even saying? This whole scenario is heartbreaking, with the only silver lining being that an armed parishioner halted the murderer. All your "What if" objections are just so much noise. Face it: you will never be able to control who does and who does not carry concealed weapons. Be glad that there are so many well trained and well intentioned people with concealed weapons. Like me, for instance. I hope never to have to fire my revolver outside of the practice range, but I've got it and will use it if given no other choice. It is my constitutional right.
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  4137. Do not take the bait.
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  4138. Why have her ads angered the legacy media? Haven't seen them.
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  4139. And Kilmeade is on fire with being wrong about the need to be there at all.
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  4140. On a skateboard.
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  4141. Anyway . . .
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  4142. 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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  4143. Or maybe not. He is untried. I'd like to see him run against Trump in the general, though.
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  4144. Is that so? Well, then there must be a noisy minority on-line who are still stuck in 2017, pussy hats and safety pins firmly in place. They are still LARPing the resistance.
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  4145. Apparently, Democrat audiences eat that stuff up. The real crime is her voice, itself.
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  4146. They are THE power couple . . . more lucrative for them to stay married.
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  4147. Socialism is a bit of a simplistic bête noire, but it was a good thing to say. Personally, I thought the best parts were Trump mentioning the moon landing, D-Day, liberating Dachau, emancipating the slaves, and then basically asking the current Congress if it was of the same caliber as past ones. Over and over, he took that challenge to them. And then he made the Stepford Girls applaud him. Coup de grâce!
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  4148. Rosalyn Carter did sit in on meetings and stuff, while Carter was president. She was Hillary Clinton Lite, but with a decent personality, as I recall. Most First Ladies are quietly political cutthroats on behalf of their husbands.
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  4149.  @irritatedkitty7301  Laura Bush always looked as if she had been glazed over by Xanax, or something.
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  4150.  @GarySmoke  His lies are bigger and better lies.
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  4151. No, it's the end-touch zone.
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  4152. "It's ten thirty-ONE!"
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  4153. Haha, he said `santorum'! Shades of 2002.
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  4154. Yes, in a stunning comic innovation, he has.
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  4155. AOC. After she weans her baby, that is. Even Trump acknowledges that she has "sizzle."
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  4156. I would not vote for a candidate just because he or she was ahead in the polls; they totally cook the polls by oversampling Democrats. I have never understood why they do that except as a head fake, maybe.
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  4157.  @BigKandRtv  It doesn't function, at the moment.
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  4158. This is not all that new a Space X accomplishment, but landing the man-rated Falcon Super Heavy is a first. P.s. All rockets are heavier than air, afaik.
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  4159. Well, your choices are Eastern or Southern Hemisphere.
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  4160. And then Bill Clinton opened his mouth about bad border policy yesterday.
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  4161.  @FatPokeDad  I have blue eyes, myself. Just sit back and soak in the outrage- and attention-fueled racism of our rich, white, leftist betters. It'll go out of vogue, shortly, and they'll all be saying they were never SJWs, once the paradigm is well and truly flipped.
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  4162. To "transit" something in astronomy talk is not the verb that you think it is.
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  4163. Abortion is a tough call. A relative of mine just terminated a boy at 24 weeks. He had iniencephaly. I dont blame her; she loved that child enough to not consign him to agony and neonatal death.
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  4164. Voting Sanders today in Wisconsin just to fuck with the Dems. Heh, heh, heh.
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  4165. Changed my mind. Voted for the Orange guy. Can't bring myself to vote for either a dotard or a rigid old Bolshevik--even if just to fuck with the Ghoul Party.
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  4166. Is that anything like Cosby Team Triosby?
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  4167. Another nine times, and the Clintons still will have not received all the scorn and ridicule due them.
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  4168. In my youth, there were no video stores, so we read novels . . . I finished A Clockwork Orange before I found out that it had a glossary for the Russian-based slang.
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  4169. Well! That's the first bit of good news I've heard about Senator Baldwin in a long time--rising above partisan rhetoric, for once. I had begun to think she was just a DNC zombie senator.
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  4170. Our elites are just rent seekers and racketeers on a grand scale. They need to be kicked away from the troughs of the MIC, healthcare, education and other foolishly overgrown areas of the administrative octopus.
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  4171. People do not seem to care who is president. I'm not so sure that I care, anymore, either. My state effs with vote tallies.
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  4172.  @arronroder8218  Near Eau Claire, myself. Evers is a loathsome dipshit WEAC puppet who deserves to be voted out.
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  4173.  @ericgarcia4745  I love that skit! Reagan played by that Phil guy whose wife murdered him.
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  4174. So, she has dated male and female siblings.
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  4175. Is this a signal that the oligarchs now prefer Trump? If they let him win, will they trip him up every step of the way, again?
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  4176. She's awkward.
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  4177. Rather short-sighted of you. If you can't help raise a healthy, happy, competent family, you're almost certainly just a useless eater.
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  4178. Gabbard has "drawers"?
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  4179. What on earth are you talking about?
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  4180. For the love of God, would someone spike her chardonnay with Ex-Lax, already? She's so full of it.
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  4181. Reagan's 11th Commandment has been forgotten.
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  4182. "Grouchy little flack" is right.
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  4183. If not quite `absurd beyond belief', it is still not the best time, now, for America to have a mentally handicapped man pretending to be a capable chief executive.
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  4184.  John Adams  I agree with everything you said, but you got the dates wrong. That was Trump's term, silly!
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  4185.  @otisspunkmeyer9339  Yeah, that poor Dutchess of Cornhole, having to stand in that cloud of stink without breaking protocol!
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  4186.  @The00Dude  Sani-Flush! Cleans your teeth without a brush! 🎶
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  4187.  @illex759  I used to help my husband, a foreign language teacher, choose textbooks, back in the 1980s. He was asked to replace the set he used that had been published in the early 1970s. We pored over 4 sets, and had to choose the least worst books, which took 2 years' worth of old material and stretched it into 4 years. I referred to them as "McTexts", because they were colorful with illustrations and sidebars. Otherwise they were a dog's breakfast, all of them, having, for the most part, thrown grammar out the window. Sad, sad thing, how every single textbook had dumbed itself down!
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  4188. There is a lot of misinformation leading women to think that they can just wait until their 40s, but almost no woman can, without donor eggs. All those celebrities aren't admitting that they used a donor. And women often feel career-driven. Hope she doesn't regret substituting a dog for a child.
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  4189. I think the administration just closed the SPC to foreign purchase.
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  4190. Gerald Ford got kicked to the curb as an unelected accidental president.
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  4191. Wisconsin nominally had lockdown, but nobody in the red districts complied, much. Not after the first month. Cross your fingers that we can ditch our dweebish, usurper, teachers' union stooge Dem governor. I thank goodness that our supreme court finally struck his nannyism down.
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  4192. At the very least, her body language betrays nervousness and a cruel streak.
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  4193. Or Trump panties. Make Ass Great Again.
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  4194. This is the first I've seen of Biden's diatribe. That was jarringly ugly—an old man blowing a gasket.
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  4195. Saw a 20-something named Graham the other day who looked exactly like Styx, except that his glasses were a different style. Very eerie.
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  4196. By the way, DNA companies are deep-pocketed entities to be sued by people who have been hard-done by. E.g., an anonymous sperm donor outed by recipients contacting his family members who'd spat in a tube. Another example: progeny of a sperm donor (or maybe slutty Mom sat on a cuckoo's egg). Child abruptly discovers he's not genetically related to the father who raised him. Parents sue, possibly in a class action. The human casualties of this DNA service are also going to be creating major headaches for these profiteers. Believe me. My husband and I used an anonymous sperm donor and a ton of half-siblings came out of the woodwork. One striver tracked down the anonymous donor, even though he had never spat in a test tube. I feel for the poor guy, having 28 offspring crop up. Fortunately, our donor is an unusually good sport and figured it would happen one day, but I think he's unusually gentle and kind-hearted.
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  4197. If you keep eliminating every horse who ticks a hurdle, what are you going to get? Probably a plastic, focus-grouped candidate who ends up being a total zero, like John Kerry/John Edward's or Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan. Are you demanding more of that sort of BS?
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  4198. Hi, USAF! Yes, you're a bit of a joke. Or maybe a dinosaur. My husband was a propulsion test engineer with NASA, and he's worked with the Air Force space program. Your space program is to NASA's as alchemy is to chemistry, according to him. Why would your information technology be cutting edge?
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  4199.  @CadencexCascade  I thought the swallowing and smacking made for some decent found ASMR.
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  4200. Somebody's a troglodyte, and I think it's you for having posted this.
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  4201. I really enjoyed the two I went to in '16 and '18. The eardrum-shattering music before he strolled off Air Force 1 was kind of annoying, though. I remember watching one on TV later and heard myself hollering. 😂
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  4202.  @aceboog4546  Hey, Booger, if he's a racist, then I love him no less. Heck, call me a racist, too. I don't care. I voted against him twice in favor of Russ Feingold in 2010 and 2016, but I like him now because he's most in favor of leaving me the hell alone.
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  4203. Cynthia. She was Richard and Pat's third daughter----the one they never liked to talk about.
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  4204. It's rather sad to see how bad our non-Trump diplomacy is. "International Relations" is the favorite college major of the sons and daughters of our DC ruling class. What are they teaching these diplomat wanna-bes?
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  4205. Under the right laboratory conditions, the Left most certainly can meme.
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  4206.  @rationalmartian  Well, I guess I was just operating on faith. Their memes, at best, are like Taiwanese knockoff copies of genuine memes.
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  4207. @nemakjack Not much Irish in me, but a grandfather was from a country that got him called "Bohunk". Those days are 100 years past, now, and few are picking on Czech immigrants any longer. I'm glad about the unifying force of the American melting pot.
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  4208. They can give Obama Trump's Nobel Peace Prize, too.
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  4209. No, but you can spank.
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  4210. ​ @maloudelosreyes661 Maybe because 3rd- world countries have terrible problems.
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  4211.  @danbeak7110  Hello from a nurse who can't practice for the moment because of your pseudoscientific garbage. I also voted Sanders in 2016 primary, then held my nose and voted against the global elite a second time in the general. First time in 50 years that I was not bitterly disappointed by a politician. I loved that he shined a light on the true villains. I feel hopeful about you, Dan Beak. Keep thinking and searching.
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  4212. Cornell West, right? Quite the bag of wind!
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  4213.  @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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  4214. I forget who said it, but I recently heard someone opine that the Adams and Harrisons were not properly dynastic. The subsequent relative had no need of coattails in either case, and had other successes.
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  4215. Where do they promote paper straws? California? I haven't seen one here in Wisconsin since 1973 or so. Then again, I dislike straws and prefer drinking from the lip of a cup. Tastier that way.
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  4216. Bridget, there must be a way to bring her around. I used to be phobic about dogs, but calmness, proper body language, thinking like a dog, treats, singing, and just the tiniest use of a command voice when he needed it helped me make an abused, aggressive schnauzer my best pal. Take your time with her and trust will build up. I also have a stray Chihuahua mix--a very nervous girl, and food-aggressive. I had to let her know that I was the queen of the kitchen in a loud voice a few times, but she straightened out a bit, at least when I'm around. Mycel's advice sounds spot-on. I don't quite know why, but it does. Maybe some people are just natural with animals. I know that animals really seem attracted to me, for some reason. What Mycel listed is all stuff you should be doing.
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  4217. All four of them.
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  4218. Geez. Well . . . glad I'm fluent in Spanish, anyhow.
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  4219. Not to mention a red diaper fossil.
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  4220.  @zerotolerance2679  Not to mention that an intact penis isn't quite so harshly frictional on the female's parts. So they say. Americans my age were almost universally circumcised, so I never met one "socially". I did once date a man who chose to be circumcised at age 18, and he said having it done wasn't worth the cost and expense. Not a horrible result, but no real benefit. I laugh in the general direction of women who think uncircumcised men are "dirty". As a nurse, I've sadly had to deal with an uncounted parade of crotches, and ladies, you aren't winning the "smells like roses" contest. It would take real personal neglect and possibly an infection to make a random man on the street smell as nasty as his average female counterpart.
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  4221. .
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  4222.  @Xbalanque84  No, I was not joking.
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  4223. As if you know what "fascist" means. Lol!
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  4224.  @fionbarraomuiri1458  En stor lort med en band i den . . .
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  4225. I'm Catholic, and I've never had such an ash-covered head! Looks like the priest drew a giant Nabisco logo on his forehead.
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  4226. Vox especially stinks because it purports to "explain" issues to 20-30ish people too stymied by life to even think, apparently. Vox launched to plaudits for its "high-mindedness."
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  4227. Joe needs to give them some new material, though. I have no doubt that he will, given a week.
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  4228. I have often wondered about that.
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  4229. @robyoung-pl1gq  Yep! That's our Kamala, politician of modest verbal gifts. How do you get to be a 60 y.o. attorney who can't think on her feet? I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and say that she was probably a good attorney but is now in way over her head.
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  4230.  @asdfasdf3989  Yes, but more ethnically disparate (Italian, Serb, Ukrainian, Swedish, Norwegian, Hungarian, Finnish) and not as well integrated into American culture as people in the Rust Belt.
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  4231. Yes, Tucker, you keep wrecking the flow. Thanks for acknowledging that.
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  4232. I sure can quit him.
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  4233. Looks like a tiny, choreographed, astroturfed gathering. And what's with the zombies sitting on the steps, mumbling refrains when they're told to. Also, what kind of Jim Jones emotionalism was that big-bottomed girl on about? "Love" this and "love" that? Who cares what her feelings are? Try some logic, instead.
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  4234. Don't you know how to fast-forward? Or do you mean YT-inserted commercials? I may be foolish, but I pay a few bucks per month for premium service, because life is short.
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  4235. Trump had slim pickings.
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  4236. Business Insider used to exist just to fling BS about Trump. What a bird cage liner.
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  4237. Bet he ate the last ripe peach, too.
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  4238. She was an emotional wreck, couldn't keep friends, lied a lot, used her children as weapons against her husband, and used to hit her husband while he was saying his nightly prayers. She also cheated on Charles with at least 4 guys. Best thing she ever did was take that car trip with Dodi.
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  4239. Well, in this case, they were assigned to traffic, and left that to go investigate when ppl started clamoring about a figure on the roof.
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  4240. At Joe's age and mental status, "fingerpainting" isn't done with paint, exactly.
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  4241. How about just saying "block"? It's a perfectly good verb without the "cock." What are we? Eternally 14?
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  4242. Well, we have seen jobs like that, but it's been a long time. They don't call us the Rust Belt for nothing. Now . . . if he could steer better jobs north of Hwy 29, that would be nice. Up here, all we have is tourism and extractive industries, and the two don't pay much, nor mix well.
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  4243.  @Greenmountainferns  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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  4244.  @Capitalismrules  I for one did not care for Ivanka, much. I'm not sure what her function was supposed to be, except as an advisor guaranteed not to shiv Trump in the ribs.
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  4245.  @nonameissafer.8457  It was a pretty decent response at the beginning. Even recent CDC findings back that up. The panicked lock downs persisting past early summer were a definite mistake, though, as was the inordinate quest for an immunization. I wish I could time-travel and see what the historians will write about this mass panic.
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  4246.  @nonameissafer.8457  Coward.
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  4247.  @Capitalismrules  Trump didn't shun that enano venenoso fast enough.
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  4248.  @Capitalismrules  They both had terrible responses, but Trump's was less opportunistic and more straightforward in the beginning. I have been through a lot of outbreaks in my 36 years in health care, and I have never seen such a backwards response in my life. It got bad in my part of the USA in the spring of 2020. Being a nurse got strange, as well. I was being asked to believe absurdities. It was clearly turning into a political football and common knowledge about epidemiology got contradicted or tossed out the window. Absolutely NUTS over an eminently survivable sickness. That it was continued this long for political purposes is the crime of the century.
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  4249. I'm a very old Xer who first wrote code in 1980. I'm not a techie, but taught myself what I needed to know to do websites and graphics in the 1990s, and I absolutely HATE what happened to OS' and applications in the early 2000s. It's as if everything got redesigned for morons. Makes me pine away for UNIX and DOS.
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  4250. That tough guy act was ollllld in '87.
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  4251. Gruesome Newsom, Greasy Gavin, Hair Gel in Search of a Brain, et cetera.
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  4252. And how!
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  4253. I remember watching its first run on TV. It felt quite probable, back then. I, for one, had been having nightmares involving nukes. Then again, I'd grown up with my dad's vivid account of the time he was an actual A-bomb test guinea pig, in the Army.
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  4254. Yeah, he is dropping weight. Not always a good thing, at 81. How arrogant of him to cling to his seat.
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  4255. Will we ever know the depths of malfeasance, here?
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  4256.  @richardzwolenski2777  Was I there when people spat on GOP legislators? I don't know, but I wouldn't put it past that crowd. Contrary to current belief, spitting on someone might be battery, but it ain't real violence.
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  4257.  @sixgun1349  Sorry I shared anything with you at all, you silly hothead. You don't read very easily, do you?
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  4258. 😆
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  4259. If Twitter designs to let him post. They keep banning him.
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  4260. I hope that, after the coming thumping, that Democrats at least evolve into a worthy opposition. They are alienating loyal Democrat voters like crazy, right now.
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  4261. ​ @mr.blonde5344 Urban snobs with your kind of mouth are talking yourselves into a drubbing.
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  4262. What stupid cracks about impotence.
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  4263. Watch out for herpes, Tina.
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  4264. And we look back so fondly on the stellar presidential record of Laughin' Ulysses, don't we?
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  4265. Well, congratulations. You have an opinion.
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  4266. His mom was a borderline and he married some kind of Cluster B knockoff, who proceeds to totally isolate and alienate him from his family, gives birth to a hostage, and starts exploiting him for every last nickel. Classic and tragic.
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  4267.  @ChrisNoonetheFirst  Aw, the teevee made you a 6tard.
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  4268. Very liturgical.
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  4269.  @Savvynomad225  Nah, she drinks her dinner--on the rocks.
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  4270. What is any "journey," these days? Is it a pantomimed "narrative"?
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  4271. You must be so fun at parties.
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  4272. I have seen that photo of him in leather chaps . . .
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  4273.  @fraserfir19  We used to cancel school where I live if it got below -20°F. Once, when I was 11, it got to -60°F, and car tires were frozen flat.
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  4274. I have only one thing to say about this alleged drunken groping: So what? Okay, two things to say. I call bill shot on #MeToo. It's basically the same thing as political correctness--just a pretext to bully others. There is nothing good to say about these delicate flowers who got groped and claim they never got over it. If they aren't just crybullies, then wow, are they ever weak!
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  4275. Well, Hillary has been eating newborn Democrat politicians since about 2000. I am not surprised.
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  4276. Caesarian scars! Ugh, De Vito.
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  4277. We especially do not like her ass. It is almost as bad as her big mouth. I told her that once, and she told me, "Back off, or I'll k!|| yourself!"
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  4278. Biden sure gave everybody lots of comedic fodder, with his blatant untruths and speech knockoffs from RFK and Neal Kinnock.
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  4279. I can't wait until Harry loses himself 115 pounds of useless fat.
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  4280. In this case, no. The murderer seemed determined to end a bunch of police officers. Very justified use of deadly force by the officers he murdered.
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  4281. But Trump himself does best by running as if he really were trailing Sloppy Joe by 15 points. Trump is not confident of an easy win in November, and you shouldn't be, either, friend.
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  4282.  @Py16777216  My state of Wisconsin tops the list as the state with the most actual voter fraud cases before courts.
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  4283.  @MrLizardDude1  You've got to quit drinking, man.
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  4284. Yes. He just got there. He's a man, not a ping-pong ball.
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  4285. Oh, wake up.
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  4286. They've got the Rooftop Norwegians, though.
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  4287. Wait, what? NYT was calling the Deep State `fake news' in 2018.
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  4288.  @brandtsmith5338  Dang . . . first the airlines, then the banks and General Motors, now the talking heads? They are looting.
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  4289.  @kircherkircher9244  Agree. Sky News is corporate and scripted, but it does emit truths and real news, at times. Half a loaf is better than no loaf at all.
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  4290. LBJ called his johnson "Jumbo". JFK called his "Jack Junior".
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  4291. Yes, it would be unethical. Notice how this president is proposing a wall and economic sanctions, first, along with deportation? One thing I love about the Donald is that he never seems to actually slobber at the thought of bloodshed, like all those fucking globalists he shitcanned. Have you been playing Call of Duty too much?
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  4292. Of course, and Greek sounds much like Spanish--two of the best. --Your friend, Mrs. Nicolaides
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  4293. Along with all the soft squeaking as he tried to think. He reminded me of befuddled Aunt Clara from Bewitched.
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  4294. Or smell him.
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  4295. I love his name.
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  4296. "Blackhawk Dumb"
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  4297. Is this even on cable? I think it's based in X.
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  4298. Those Spencers . . .
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  4299. I think a letter of resignation on file for all cabinet people is SOP. But the DC rumor mill says she's leaving in advance of an ethics probe into private jet use.
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  4300. "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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  4301.  @AKITM  Sounds like Milwaukee.
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  4302. Just subscribed. This is an excellent interview of a learned and critical thinker. Hanson has a grounding in the real world and an intellectual honesty that allows him to change his mind, when necessary. He shows that it is possible to adhere to an ideology while keeping an open mind. The fact that he takes a historical view of things and believes in the essential stability of human nature helps him hit the target. These opinions he's been giving in the Era of Trump will hold up well in future years. Most of his detractors, so far, can only hope to bite him on the ankle.
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  4303. Really? Maybe it's more of his leaker bait, like nuking the hurricane?
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  4304. I have been saying this since 2017. Historians will look kindly upon Trump. He is a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon.
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  4305. Amazon is stabbing you in the back rhythmically?
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  4306. Harris is characterologically disordered. Axis II. She's not mentally ill, she's just a drunk with a bad character.
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  4307. Lol. It is possible to WASH a penis!
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  4308.  @conveyor2  Soap and water wards all that stuff off, too.
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  4309. I usually figure whoever the president happened to be after WWII, they've been strongarmed by the Derp State and other interests to one degree or another, but a couple of them have really made me wonder about a Manchurian candidate type of long-term preparation. Not as ominous as in the movie . . . just that some of them have been "discovered" while young, selected, then groomed. Not to someday be president and hand over the keys to the commies, but rather, to become president and be an empty suit for the guys who really feel entitled to run things. I mean, why did John Kerry become prominent in the hearings after he came home from Viet Nam? He remained in the public eye after that, but more or less as a cipher and a bit of a himbo, marrying the rich ketchup & beans widow. Why did Hillary Rodham get a spread in Life magazine for her vapid speech upon being graduated from Wellesly? And Obama may be the most perplexing "chosen nobody" of them all. Why does a person write a memoir in his 20s? Moreover, one he dragged his feet past deadline on. There is speculation that his agent or publisher sent a ghostwriter to light a fire under him . . . I forget who it was thought to be. The same people noted that the prose in the memoir was a bit better than Obama's usual. Even after law school, he sometimes still didn't bother to make subject and verb agree. Later on he was a . . . community organizer? What is that? A pared-down, codified version of MLK? A civil rights technician? Huh? Why did he dump an Asian woman he loved, saying his political future required that he marry a black wife? He was in college . . . Then there was his "constitutional scholar" gig. In his case, that meant a spot as an adjunct professor. My husband moonlighted as one of those, and didn't really think of himself as a "scholar." His day job was rocket test stand engineer at NASA . . . at the university as an adjunct professor, he was a grunt who enjoyed teaching electrical engineering to large classes of freshmen and sophomores for about $2,500 per semester. Then there was the Illinois State Senate and U.S. Senate, where there was never more timid a cipher than Barack Obama, mugwump extraordinaire. Who gave this charmed cipher the 2004 DNC keynote, of all plum speeches? How had Obama stood out in any way, up until that point? I voted for him in my Dem days, saw him speak, and was a regular diarist at Daily Kos when Sen. Obama made his first post to that blog. People fawned, but Obama's blog post was an arid, noncommittal pontification on the upcoming confirmation of Chief Justice Roberts. Then, his presidency. Took me less than 3 months to decide that he was a hopeless follower. Whom was he following? Whose attractive puppet was he? I still don't really know. But what I do know is that Barack Obama is the purest representation I know of a "post turtle".
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  4310. ​ @aalb1970 I have a lot of books written in Norwegian bogmaal from about 120 years ago which I read just fine, but spoken Danish is just . . . ugh. Forget that!
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  4311. The Donald went down to Georgia and he was lookin' to stop the steal . . .
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  4312. Dank
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  4313. Noem can not hold the attention of a crowd well. Saw that in 2020. No real charisma.
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  4314. Trump and his proponents have been saying this for years, but half the country is r€+@r♤€♤.
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  4315. All Big Mike cared about as First Lady was school lunches and lavish vacations. She's even more of a featherweight than her husband.
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  4316.  @4touchdownsinonegame178  As an almost-60 Scandinavian woman, somehow I am not surprised.
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  4317. Joe Biden drowns puppies just for kicks.
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  4318. Sounds like the Democratic death cult is up its own azz. Effete or just crazy?
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  4319. ​ @sr2291 15
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  4320. Wow. Somebody who can't complete a doctorate in education is not disciplined because an Ed.D. is not hard to get.
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  4321. Pete is a hayseed Dracula. Clank!
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  4322. Impeachment means nothing anymore.
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  4323. What sort of cancer did den Hollander claim to have last year when he set up his GoFundMe account?
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  4324. I'd forgotten about his aggrieved @zz.
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  4325. You sound as if you are raving. Get a grip.
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  4326. She's half-Thai, not black.
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  4327. Maybe that's what "covfefe" really meant. 😉
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  4328. Has Styx met the guy on the riverfront yet who tells him, "I bet you ten bucks I can tell you where you got those shoes!"?
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  4329. He's dead, Jim.
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  4330. Really. You are simply not very objective and resorting to whataboutism.
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  4331. There has always been an appeals process in the U.S. It has a great legal system just as long as its practitioners respect the constitution.
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  4332. The problem with Tulsi is that she is a hothouse flower, like Pete Buttigieg. She has never held a real job besides minor political office.
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  4333. What, exactly, is an "assault rifle"? Is it different from a tickling rifle or a massage rifle? Do enlighten me.
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  4334. Who is asserting that Wisconsin is permanently honked up? That sounds like glib garbage.
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  4335. Shades of Dick Tuck and Donald Segretti.
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  4336. No, you must not be honest.
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  4337. I loved Bill Cosby back in the late 60s. Same type of humor as my dad.
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  4338. Best of luck to you--this is a fantastic channel.
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  4339. Dean ran in 2004, and caught fire early because he was the first dissenting voice on Iraq following the W Bush asskissathon after 9/11. I think John Edwards declared candidacy first, but people rightly had dismissed him as an empty suit. The Dean Scream was delivered as the crowd roared, but directional mics made it seem as if he were like HRC, bellowing "Why aren't I 50 points ahead?" on a Skype conference call. Dean has really turned out to be a tool, and his campaign got torpedoed by hostile media spin, but I appreciated him back in 2003, when he dared raise his voice against stupid wars.
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  4340. How about at the rally of a former president? I mean, what's your point?
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  4341. Not sad. Whatever his faults, Harry does not deserve such a voracious predator for a wife.
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  4342. Looks like the scene of chemically altered saturnalia with two fat ladies of the night and a set of golf clubs.
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  4343. I never camp without a gun.
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  4344.  @sylvarogre5469  Well, of course, but the woman is pretty aware of history. Very recent history for the people who raised her.
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  4345.  @McDinglefart_69  I swear I didn't make it up, silly, and the arithmetic registered with me as she spoke.
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  4346. Remember why Gerald Ford lost. He was an appointed VP and a default president after Nixon's resignation. He also pardoned a very ill Richard Nixon. Never mind that this was all legit—nobody asked for Jerry Ford. He was only ever elected to anything by the voters of one congressional district in Michigan. People also perceived Ford as a big, dumb ex-athlete. So, he lost, and he lost to "Jimmy Who?" Parties have only ever had a veneer of democracy, but still, nobody likes to see unelected appointees.
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  4347. ​ @michaelyates5976 She did have a big beezer, but that made her look more interesting, in my opinion. And what made her superlatives beautiful, I think, is that she died suddenly at only 36. Premature death is always a good business move for people who already have star quality.
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  4348.  @michaelyates5976  Agree. She was good-looking and could wear the heck out of a dress, though. And I know a man who loved big schnozzes. Lots do. Western beauty standards 140 years ago upheld the lady with a big beak.
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  4349. She even required him to pronounce the word the woke way: "im-POR-'ant". Ugh. I hope he gets a decent severance package when she tosses him back. What a total hostage video--without the Morse code T-O-R-T-U-R-E.
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  4350.  @dr.lyleevans6915  Cut anybody's balls off, lately?
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  4351. I thought she got maybe 5 minutes of serious consideration before overwhelming us with her stupidity.
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  4352. There is still prayer in schools--it's just not organized or mandated. Some people prefer to keep their religion out of the public eye, as the Bible teaches. Others who are of a different faith or no faith are not going to benefit much from mixing the sacred world with the profane world. Freedom of religion is enshrined as surely as the BVM in our constitution. Dont forget it. You want your kid to be required to pray in school? Send him to a parochial school. In an ideal world, your property tax dollar should follow him there.
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  4353.  @MsStack42  That low?? I had heard $20 at one. Another delicious aspect of these Clintons with pork chop necklace events is that few of the expensive, up-front seats sell, so the Clintons and their D- list celebrity lures have a "conversation" with a big tract of empty seats between them and the audience.
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  4354. Teachers are a motley lot. My first husband, a HS language teacher, said the dumbest people in his late-60s education classes were the elementary education majors.
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  4355.  @michaelvangundy226  Truly. Ever look at a 19th-century country doctor's obstetric tools? A lot of them were for sectioning and extracting the fetus before it killed the mother. Abortion is as old as civilization. And as necessary. We don't need to codify abortion as lurking in the skirts of the constitution. My personal perspective is pro-life, having lost 7 children to habitual miscarriage. But that doesn't mean I want to condemn other mothers in trouble with the sledgehammer of the law.
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  4356. How can such a pack of lies, some smutty, draw a serious response?
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  4357. He did talk about the nurses blowing into his nostrils. Sounded un-nursely and sort of biblical to me.
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  4358.  @neondystopian  Tether your hand to a ground. It works with FETs.
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  4359. My uncle Johnny kept a goat who kept butting me in the butt, silly thing. My husbands both kept goats--the first husband wanted dairy goats.
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  4360. He always seems to retreat into a shit-eating from while hearing something he doesn't like.
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  4361. I sure didn't forget that one! I had been driving over it a lot, at the time.
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  4362. I live in northern Wisconsin, and flip-flops or Fivefingers will do in just a couple inches of snow.
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  4363. That woman probably puts mayonnaise on aspirins.
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  4364. He's proud of it, since he still has a childish mindset. He thinks saying "fuck" in public is a real breakthrough.
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  4365.  Dylan L  And hosemonsters.
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  4366. GreenParty RadfemXX: I'd rather ask if that tumor on her neck has a brain, at this point.
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  4367. If she really has Parkinson's, MS or some other neurological disorder, she may well have burst of anger and other situationally inappropriate emotions, as she often displays. Not unlike a brain tumor's effect on behavior. If you've read Amy Chozick's campaign memoir, you know that she really does like a cocktail or three. Plus all that Chardonnay she cops to on the interview circuit. At age 70, you really don't have to be an out and out drunk for daily alcohol consumption to affect your executive function. At seventy, in fact, you can be on a couple of medications and get a cold or a bladder infection and be tipped over into delirium very easily. And Hillary is on daily warfarin to thin her blood, not to mention the thrombophilia that necessitated the anticoagulant in the first place. Both bleeding and clotting too easily puts her at greater risk of multi-infarct and hemorrhagic types of cognitive impairment. Brain tumor or no brain tumor, her health status is "money pit with a limited functional horizon," just about any way you look at it.
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  4368. But is it prettier than Spanish?
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  4369. Qué enano más venenoso.
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  4370. What ^^^he said!
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  4371. Even with a fit test, people might either put the straps on in different order and/or not tolerate having their hair pulled and mussed.
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  4372. Perhaps because she is so off-base that it doesn't matter what she purported to study, because nothing took.
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  4373. I have a septate uterus that caused me to miscarry 7 of my 8 pregnancies, some early, some late. But I spent so much money on that and on having 2 corrective surgeries that I'd hate to need a hysterectomy, now. If my bizarre old uterus ever has to come out, I'm having it bronzed and put on my mantel.
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  4374.  Emptied-ln3ux  It is usually just a developmental accident. Two ducts merge into one, but the middle wall fails to dissolve around 20 weeks before birth. It can be genetic, but it's usually unknown cause. Causes lots of miscarriages.
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  4375. "Hiding in the sunlight, Living in the moonlight, Having a wonderful time!"
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  4376. He has a Jabba the Hutt mouth.
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  4377. I kind of like that no sh¡ts were given and we have a ticket composed of 2 white guys.
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  4378. @C Pr Not true at all, if you take left to mean pro-speech and pro-individual liberties. The Left wasn't always as retrograde and retarded as it is now.
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  4379. Not much of an effective politician, but eminently bribable.
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  4380.  @billsteinback7512  Stale whataboutism brushed aside, Trump was a capable president with policies that benefited the hard-working, a true leader, and did not need to st-- oh, you know the thing!
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  4381. Good plan! I intend to collect at 62, as well. My full benefit does not kick in until age 70 (in 2035).
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  4382.  @thaddeusroberts2393  I have read about her, beginning in 2020. In a nutshell, Harris, an admitted "radical," was carried to the deep end of the pool by her, er, connections and the gentle, friendly California press. You can tell she's a mediocrity because she's bad at extemporaneous speech. Can't think on her feet, as Tulsi showed us. Why is she not giving press conferences? Is she feeling out of her depth? Edit: Trump donated to lots of his future opponents. That's how you get big projects done. No secret that he donated to Harris. Does he have properties in CA?
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  4383. @thaddeusroberts2393  YouTube deleted my response to you. The short answer is, I knew all that. And the country at large will be less kind to her than California, where there is no real opposition to Dems.
    1
  4384. Our legal system is broken, though.
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  4385. The Democrats would have no friends left if it weren't for public teachers' union state machines.
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  4386. Yeah . . . that gives the right connotation of stepping on something and mashing it up.
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  4387.  @stephenbray9816  I need a gun to make me feel like a man. Yes, that's it.
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  4388.  @asparrow9876  Clearly, you need to learn how to detach and compartmentalize. Remember, most news is just overblown gossip, and, even with dollars and a vote, there's very little you can truly influence. So get your house in order, and by all means, keep your finger on the world's pulse. But exercise discrimination. Use the news in your own self-interest, and don't bother letting your heart bleed for things that cannot be helped. Edited to add: Ima Carrot, on the other hand, really should concern himself with the malfeasance of the traitors, skinny jeans people, retards, and Upper Class Twits of the Year currently shitting up the world. I'd like to give him a bunch of my extra guns and throw in some tannerite. ;-)
    1
  4389. ​ @nhmooytis7058 Porphyria.
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  4390. Grass-fed beef tastes godawful gamey.
    1
  4391. Just look at his fingernails for feces. Brown-rimmed nails give the fingerpainters away every time!
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  4392.  @blankslate6590  You've probably never looked at 1800s country doctor obstetric tools for killing and extracting a baby stuck in the birth canal before it killed its mother. Abortion, regrettable as it is, will always be with us, and is part of conservative values. Just ask me--I had one against my will, since my much-wanted son was a goner, stuck in the birth canal at 19 weeks, about to die, and putting my life and fertility at risk. Yes, Democrats are making abortion a grotesque sideshow, but unless you have been up against the wall, like me, shut the hell up. You're ignorant of traditional medical practice.
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  4393. His speech is definitely a time capsule.
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  4394.  @helmutsecke3529  They do speak. I speak that dialect, myself.
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  4395. Who cares about polls anymore? Zzzzzz.
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  4396. The whosensteins? Who gives a shit?
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  4397. She got the vax so she could go to London and bang an unwilling young man not her husband.
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  4398. 1968 was wild. I was only 3, but I have memories of it because of the riots in my town as well as the MLK and RFK tragedies. My family was Humphrey/Muskie.
    1
  4399. Get rid of it.
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  4400. Trump `24! Let us know what great things you propose to do after Crooked Joe.
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  4401. I'm not so sure everyone is behind this sanctimonious attention-seeker. He's made a lot of money off of a woman 25 years dead.
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  4402. Bernie is still pissed off about the Triangle Shirtwaist fire and the Bonus Army.
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  4403.  kirby waite  Actually, no. But I'm up on history. 😀
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  4404. At this late date, you can call both the Obamas and Trumps power couples. The bloom is off the rose, but they stay together for other good reasons. The romantic stuff lasts for only a short few years in any marriage.
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  4405. Don't forget Aqua Velva.
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  4406. Yes, really foul. How low public discourse has fallen. This freak is especially bad.
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  4407. In case you forgot, he was president for four years and had a fairly successful record. If you prefer Bidenomics, then Kamala's your gorl.
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  4408. Steaming piles of crap all over San Francisco, a pot leaf, Cyrillic letters spelling "Blyat!" and so forth. In Seattle, the space needle blasts off above a banner proclaiming "Home of girlfarts" Closer to clankdom, a bot either approaches or emerges from a naked lady's nethermost part. LOL
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  4409.  @crappyatlife  Somebody in Michigan did.
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  4410. @Ray Rictor This isn't widely known, but she has a 3D printer inside, put in after she reached the change of life. It's why she and Bill "adopted" an alien baby back in the '90s. Hillary actually printed that little thing. I guess the Air Force confiscated it. Also not well known is that she was at a Boston-area fundraiser in late summer, 2016, when she clutched her back, flopped over, and gave birth to something that appeared to be half camel, half tractor. And the tractor part was a facsimile of a Chinese-made one rather than a John Deere or Farmall. Her handlers tried to cover that one up, and they kept her from appearing anywhere until she could walk straight again. She was a mess. I wonder if they could get her to 3D print diesel fuel . . .
    1
  4411. No more dynasties, please.
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  4412.  @everettst.claire870  You want to vote for Senile/Drunk `24?
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  4413. Plenty of evidence that she was cruel to her ex-husband, as well.
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  4414. Don't just say that--rebel.
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  4415.  Felix Carpio  Your disparaging of Trump is brilliant, but only in the alternate universe where President Trump has not been doing a pretty good job in foreign and domestic affairs on behalf of those who sent him. What makes you think your petty criticisms of Trump's merit or lack thereof will persuade anyone? Not least of all middle class Midwesterners like myself? Wisconsinites are enjoying Trumponomics.
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  4416.  Felix Carpio  You're still on the Russia BS? You need to update your scripts--they're SO 2017. My grandpa was called Felix. Latin for "happy". What's got you so bent out of shape, Felix? Let me guess . . . you're white-knighting for Hillary?
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  4417.  @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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  4418. Indeed.
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  4419. I have two sister cats, Uma and Hildur, who look like them, only not as cobby. They have the same patch tabby pattern and colors. They also managed to dump a gallon of liquid detergent on the kitchen floor last night, the assholes. Don't ask me how they unscrewed the cap.
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  4420. Sure they do. Most of them do. But it can grease the skids for them.
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  4421. Not paying any mind to Zippy Pinhead--he is a Uniparty droid.
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  4422.  Super Straight HUWhite PUREBLOOD  No, they are mostly good people, in my experience. But just as standoffish now as they were in the 1990s, unlike other immigrant groups.
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  4423.  Super Straight HUWhite PUREBLOOD  My area is rural and well away from MPLS, which really is horrible.
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  4424. Either way is fine. I pronounce it the same as Styx. (34 years as EMT and RN)
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  4425. She speaks in bumper stickers.
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  4426. Math via IRC? Sure! And hook up in private chats. 😆 🤣 😂 😹
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  4427. The ones with any life left in them set out for Vesterheim a century or more ago.
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  4428. And Feinstein is one of the oldest, at 88.
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  4429. Then keep him.
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  4430. There is a place for EVs on Mars, as well as for boring machines.
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  4431. He's into orangutan references quite a bit, today.
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  4432. He's Catholic, and it was Ash Wednesday.
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  4433. I don't know, but I wish they would eat fish tank cleaner and just die, already. They're in the way of productive people.
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  4434. A small dose of risperidone x 5 days might help you "clear" a little bit.
    1
  4435. Yes!
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  4436.  @kayag8  So, you'll be fanatical about your pets in your old age, while our kids protect you, feed you, and clean up after you. Got it.
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  4437.  @teawithme709  Probably you do! Barron, Wisconsin. It has a mosque or two, now. Back in 1996, I accompanied a mentally retarded relative to my brother's place in Alaska where he had a store where one of his employees was Inuit, with very dark skin. My mentally disabled companion asked, "Is he from Barron?"
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  4438. My stupid fucking cousin is a journalist and thinks the press must be a gatekeeper to the "dangerous propaganda" from Trump. She literally believes herself to be wiser than that task Force and smarter than everyone else. But she's not. She's an anti-vaxxer Karen type.
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  4439. With herpes viruses such as chicken pox and shingles, it is transmissible only when fluid-filled vesicles are still evident. After they've all opened and scabbed over, the contagious period ends.
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  4440. Rowes was part of the Secret Service that skimped on Trump's security for the past several years.
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  4441.  @ken-mb5cp  Democrats, on the other hand, do not burn oil. Lol.
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  4442.  @1133saginaw  Hanson is an almond farmer in Tulare County and intimately acquainted with loony water policy and has been for years. There has been no balance to speak of.
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  4443.  @1133saginaw  The fire chief is female. Just throw in the towel already, you ignorant tool.
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  4444.  @1133saginaw  Okay, you have officially outed yourself as an @-hole troll.
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  4445. With Keynesianism, we are headed for a fall anyway. Better now than when Trump is back in office. Look at the repo market! It is worse than ever. It will happen. Brace for impact.
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  4446. Good going, Evita Duffy. You have been given much privilege through your family connections. Please do not abuse it. The people of your home state demand justice. Keep helping us. Thanks.
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  4447. 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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  4448.  @dickimusmaximus9086  No! Really? I'm so surprised, I'm gonna plotz!
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  4449. Are you a FIB?
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  4450. He's not a senator.
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  4451. He should have stuck to managing his hotel chain.
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  4452. She has a lot of credibility to generate, since she hasn't shown herself capable of much. She can't even write an e-mail to her parents without sounding like a pretentious little twat.
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  4453.  @toomanycrows6138  No, you are, like me, just garbage to be disposed of. The difference is that you are easier to govern.
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  4454. Does this other Mr. Vindman look like a comic opera Weeble, too?
    1
  4455. He mentioned an Avalon a while ago.
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  4456.  @MikeCris  Talcum X is just acting out his own extreme white guilt.
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  4457. He seemed nervous, and the crowd seemed not to be paying attention.
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  4458. Distracting ugly voice in an otherwise well done video.
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  4459. ​ @anticipatebacon7629  NATO has expanded??? Well eff the Republicans and sign me up to vote for Harris! Kek.
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  4460. I think Pelosi, Schumer at al. should have added dashikis, black power salutes and the theme music from "Shaft".
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  4461. 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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  4462. Send her tampons.
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  4463. That potted meat in the Russian MRE my kid split with me had brain in it.
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  4464. Kindly tuck into a plate of feces and then assume room temperature.
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  4465. "I took AP history" is such a weird flex.
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  4466.  @bbriggs7409  My dad was a rough old fart when he was under the weather.
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  4467. It's all that ganja. And he has always preferred that the world beat a path to his door rather than the converse. Apparently, during his terms in office, he never seemed willing to schmooze or persuade. People were just supposed to receive his wisdom and then carry out whatever he wanted.
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  4468. Weak freaks.
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  4469. To be fair, Styx is still celebrating New Year's. His blood type is Franzia.
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  4470. At least he didn't deliver a pineapple-strawberry pizza. 🍓 🍕 🍍
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  4471.  @Plainview-tu7xn  Unhelpful comment. Also irrelevant.
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  4472.  @Plainview-tu7xn  Just alienating them is useless. I used to be a Democrat, and I was invited to consider Trump when I could not vote for Hillary. I appreciated the lack of judgment from GOP voters.
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  4473. D0rk Br@nd0n
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  4474. Manson could crank out a good Latin American ditty. Look up his recordings once.
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  4475.  Spike Elwood  Dang! The Clintons sure are paranoid. But if you're a shameless world-class thug, then I guess you would probably tend to see guns in every woofer, tweeter, and drum kit.
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  4476. Any Millennial? The rest of us weren't exactly sucking our gums and shitting our pants during that forced media march in search of yellowcake.
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  4477. ​ @weswolever7477 I used to raise beef. Among their names were Big Mack and Sir Loin.
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  4478.  @angieg2561  He's a teetotaler, like Trump. My hypothesis is that those bilateral aneurysms used up his cognitive reserve.
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  4479.  @amandanegrete1306  I am. We all know just how accident-prone Baldwin was. Not. Why is he walking free?
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  4480. Great comment.
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  4481. Biden is a demented fool
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  4482. It was not all that funny. Maybe worth a polite smile.
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  4483. Heard is a gold-digging crazy who got caught doing a smear campaign against her victim. Don't care who they are--I just like to see justice for a male victim, for once. That's almost a man bites dog story.
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  4484. I'm an Xer, and I took all the good jobs from you. It was part of my diabolical plan.
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  4485. Funny how all these actions of Biden provide no true relief. Meanwhile, Biden is trying to jail his rival. You must be so proud.
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  4486. 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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  4487. Confabulation and circumstantial speech.
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  4488. The ruling elite are hardly our best--the ones in control now had special connections and a leg up, two or three generations in. But they've been raised to believe that they're the best and brightest. Americans should not have to take orders from mediocre legacy hires. Why should we listen at all to our inferiors?
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  4489. So do most of the jokes—except the cheese one.
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  4490.  @weston407  Northern Wisconsin, which has all weather extremes. (Pretty sweltering right now) I should be able to ride it in most of the snowy months, though.
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  4491. CuriousFurious58: SHE is a chardonnay storage device.
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  4492.  @disf5178  Can't teach an old dog new tricks. People his age are stuck in the Selma/Woodstock vortex. Their heads are stuck in the 60s.
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  4493. Trump does not need to win on logic; only spergs give a shit about that. Trump just needs to act like the engaged president he was. She will make herself look like a goof.
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  4494. That sounds downright wholesome, for Hunter.
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  4495. He was good in 2016, but he's been crippled by his belief in honest electoral procedures, ever since. He predicted a Trump landslide in 2020!
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  4496. I do. And also culpable for stuffing ballots to squeak into his current office. And culpable for forcing my mother to die alone. I despise that tool.
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  4497. Oh, it's Mike Pence. Zzzzzz
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  4498. You could always shit on her head.
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  4499. Well, we tolerate the hookers shipped in from St. Paul for the Rutabaga Festival . . .
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  4500. A handful of chicks who get loaded with hurricanes flash their racks at Mardi Gras. Hurricane-scented vomit remains . . .
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  4501. She's another entitled empty suit. Nothing to offer.
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  4502. Hit the wall, have you? We all were hot once. That is not enough to build a life on.
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  4503. Listen to this dope with a bullhorn use his son's corpse for sympathy. Leave it to a Democrat to have a pity party by proxy.
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  4504. Speaking of "spoonfed," that's what MSNBC junkies are.
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  4505. Possibly just a temporary one. She was diagnosed in 1966.
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  4506. She and Bill have their crappy tour back on the road, like a TED Talk brought to you by Sham-Wow. No PowerPoint showing the whole planet up on the wall, though. The last time they showed that, Hillary saw it and started screaming, "MIIIIINE! MINE! BILL! You PROMISED meeeee!!"
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  4507. ​@tonyrmathis Former Democrats (like me) are a booming demographic. Maybe the only growing demographic for Democrats are the miserable Brides of the State. 🐈 🍷
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  4508. "Hate crime" is just bogus wordsmithery by the left. All crimes are in essence borne of hatred.
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  4509. 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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  4510. The apprentice.
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  4511.  @chuckscott-cy7iq  You are correct, sir!
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  4512. He prefers to ignore how old his audience skews . . . Occasionally we remember facts that he only thinks he knows about. He's been on YouTube forever and still seems to conceptualize his audience as being within his own frame of arrested development: 20-something strivers.
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  4513. ​ @reneeelias9514 My school in Milwaukee did not even serve hot lunch (Carleton Elementary), but the smell of peanut butter and apples and the cold milk was still exciting.
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  4514.  Sentinel  Styx was a bit shaky on some of his details.
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  4515. I have missed the very competent DJT!
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  4516. Rice had no appeal because she was pure swamp rat, never elected by anyone to anything. Even Dick Cheney was once a congressman.
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  4517. ​ @SigMendelsson Rice was purely a D.C. creature, never had held elected office.
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  4518. Nor did he. At least his secretary went to work, hammer and tong, on the trans accommodations and CRT.
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  4519. 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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  4520. Eh. Kinsey dines on this type of "gutter gossip."
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  4521. Candace is awfully cute, in my opinion, but she took some horrible eye makeup advice in that one shot. She looked like Tammy Faye Baker.
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  4522.  @RockHudrock  a goodly percentage of Parkinson's patients become demented and delusional. They may hallucinate, as well.
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  4523. ​@shastamccoy7777 Plus this one went way beyond "liberal" and plunged into "crazy" all for the sake of her professed values.
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  4524. Ellen Degeneres is about as funny and interesting as a gray rock, so it's not as if her talent will save her.
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  4525. Rest up. You'll probably get through it as easily as you've gone through any influenza or cold.
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  4526. "Jumbo." Lyndon called his schlong "Jumbo."
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  4527. Roberts is just a GOP appointee, not a true conservative, just as his appointer was just a Republican president, not a true conservative.
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  4528. Well done, Styx. Thank you.
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  4529. Okay, Styx, this one of yours was a work of art. I almost got goosebumps.
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  4530. It's certainly a much better outcome than the 2017 Texas church shooting. That gunman was also killed by a parishioner with a legal weapon, but only after he'd slaughtered over a dozen churchgoers.
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  4531. Schiff seems to be incapable of shame or embarrassment. Think of all the time, money, and attention he burned up on this bogus issue. He needs lots of tar and lots of feathers.
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  4532. Hey, Piers Morgan, go sit in the corner with Ann Coulter and shu' up, bitch.
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  4533.  @dianafarmer5445  Haha! Good old QT. I gave myself orange stripes with it, back in 1979.
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  4534.  @JohnP.Conley-gt5ce  So, I see you're coming along with your Dale Carnegie course. But maybe you should give up on your No Nut November pledge.
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  4535. Joe Biden is not an American veteran, though. He found a way to avoid service during Vietnam.
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  4536.  @jessesmithalibertarianputt4332  What war did you volunteer for? Too bad your insult has no sting because Trump is no chickenhawk, like Obama, Dubya, or Clinton. Trump avoids unnecessary war, which you seem too dim to notice.
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  4537. Wait. Don't these Britons chatting here understand yet how hollow cries of "racism!" sound, now? It's high time we quit flipping out everytime somebody points a finger and says the R word. These arguments sound scripted and dumbed-down to toddler-grade logic.
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  4538. My boss once told me I was so reasonable that she wanted to pull my hair. Sorry. Off-topic.
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  4539. A bunch of meat 2 eggs Breadcrumbs Salt Pepper Sage Mustard Horseradish Touch of soy sauce, Marmite, or other savory sauce Minced onion Ketchup May add finely grated carrot for moisture Glaze with ketchup, salt and pepper and bake until that shit is done. Tastes twice as good as a cold cut the next day.
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  4540. ​ @KFrost-fx7dt I did this, but the men complained. Tends to make it rubbery, they said.
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  4541.  @alexblazquez2277  Don't be ripping on the Northern Cities accent.
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  4542. I think Carson, as a loyal member of the Trump cabinet, would be wonderful.
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  4543. Also, Johnson had a real-world career before becoming our senator; he's no "career politician". Use your head!
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  4544. I'm sorry, man, but the Hildebeest is of predominantly Welsh heritage. Why'd you guys do that to us poor Yankees?
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  4545. Hazmat should not use the world as his therapist--for one thing, so many of his `traumas ' are so petty. Waaaagh!
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  4546. It's easier for English speakers to gain proficiency when people abroad forgo trying out their English on us.
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  4547. Someone told him the sunglasses looked cool.
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  4548. He says he vapes through it. But a stoma plug would be nice.
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  4549. They executed that sentence before they died. Shot him through a major leg artery. He was gravely injured by the time more squads arrived and could not shoot anyone else.
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  4550. @Autumn Lewellen I'm not impressed by your logic or your scolding. Unless you, Autumn, are a parishioner at that church, you just showed up here as a rubbernecker--to gawk at tragedy. And your admonition to leave politics out of tragedy is inane. In fact, I'll bet that your own political leanings motivated you to scold him. This tragedy is indeed political, underscoring the wisdom of self-protection. So stop with the scolding and get on with your morbid gawking, already.
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  4551.  @ZedrikVonKatmahl  Great point. I am married to a great-grandson of Louisiana Confederates, whose grandpa was named "Robert E. Lee [surname withheld]".
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  4552.  @harleymitchelly5542  Thank you. Wisconsin did do that. Colonel Heg was in fact a member of the Free Soil Party. He really, truly cared about abolition.
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  4553.  Steve Slade  Respect from the wife of a guy from New Orleans. That's just the way it was. It was about so much more than Southern elites' slave ownership.
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  4554. Yellow cukes are either 1) lemon cucumbers or 2) sour, seedy, overgrown things suitable only for bombing the pigs with.
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  4555. Take it back, keeping just a tang of the Moor as a souvenir, like the Spanish.
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  4556. Agree with you. Just one quibble: bipolar disorder is a true, organic brain dysfunction. True bipolar I during mania does not combine well with firearms.
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  4557. I was pleased to see that terminal cancer did little to nothing to deter McCain's critics.
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  4558. No, the 70s were great--except for 1979 and the clothes.
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  4559.  @salted6422  Dang! What a toe-tapper! Gotta send that one to my son. He loves the sound of Finnish even though he does not speak it. He'll be singing this with a perfect accent after a few listens. We have a lot of Finns who settled this mining area, including his father.
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  4560.  @salted6422  music is how I learned a lot about other languages. I don't know any Finnish, but the phonology is cool. My son likes "Sakkajarvi Polka". (Sp)
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  4561.  @salted6422  A few days later I still feel the need to thank you for that song and for Arrtu Wiskari. The guy has some pipes! And I hope domiciles become more affordable for Finns. My parents once had a car like that, a Ford Falcon, 1961. That's nothing to live out of.
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  4562. "Hendiadys" would explain Giselle's redundant language. It's a rhetorical device. Giselle may be a darkly tragic figure, but giver her a little credit for rhetorical flair! 😉 😜
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  4563. The majority of brief cases of psychosis that I saw as a psychiatric nurse were connected to amphetamine abuse, from Adderall to bath salts.
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  4564. Curious to see how Blonde, of Beauty and the Beta, moderates her lousy, pessimistic mood as she has her first child. I hope she does. My husband: "She sure is a looker, but I'm not sure what her anti-everything pissiness adds to that show."
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  4565.  Heyward Shepherd  My point is that I'm glad to see that he brought it up. Ok?
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  4566.  Heyward Shepherd  Fusion as humans know how to do it is by no means efficient. Maybe you meant "fission".
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  4567. Don't forget the sleazy.
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  4568. Screechy Warden Jill.
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  4569. Nah. Have you ever seen Bill's mom? Chelsea looks just like her--minus the fright mask makeup and the skunk stripe hair.
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  4570.  @market1517  Yes, but John McCain spilled the beans to an audience some years ago: "Know why Chelsea Clinton is so ugly? Because her father is Janet Reno."
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  4571.  @lampefot  Well, he does a great Cartman imitation. Beavis & Butthead, too.
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  4572.  @ElTigre12024  I don't know why Libertarians are liking Gabbard, either. Libertarians tend to be rigid purist twats who get upset when their peas touch their potatoes.
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  4573. There was a warrant out for this guy.
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  4574. Classic Wisconsin bumper sticker.
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  4575. I invite you to ingest waste products, then lie down and stop metabolism.
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  4576. "I've been a professor for 51 years and written 13 books! How many have you written (you big buffalo)?"
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  4577.  @amylieu6084  Don't forget "XENOPHOBE" and "SEXIST." It's a litany, and you're not doing it right. Back to TDS Talking Points camp with you!
    1
  4578. That's what happens when you have the personality of Frank Burns and think your constituency is so dumb that it can be controlled by lame wordplay.
    1
  4579. People are so funny! I love food hot enough to melt ear wax, yet it is bread and butter that gives me horrible heartburn.
    1
  4580.  @traversetownie  I've never used an IUD, but my uterus was divided into 2 chambers (common birth defect) and an IUD might have killed me by perforating the uterine wall.
    1
  4581. Fetish festivalgoers are dying from this? Oh no! The pity of it all!
    1
  4582. F-35s are essentially billion-dollar hang gliders, so there's that.
    1
  4583. What will they leave by hotel doors, now?
    1
  4584. Well, at least they called him sir instead of, say, "a--hole."
    1
  4585. What a stupid comment.
    1
  4586. Try living in a swing state.
    1
  4587. @andrewsharples2906  Wisconsin here, too. It's been a swing state forever, and when I had a landlines, I'd get polled at least half a dozen times per election.
    1
  4588.  @seanl1164  Boomers to the left of me, Millennials to the right. Here I am, stuck in between two gargantuan cohorts of whiny bitches. Go, Xers! The barn cat generation.
    1
  4589. Why don't you just roll over and go back to sleep, then? Why even try? Go live with Boom-Boom under the bridge.
    1
  4590. It happens, and it often has a common-sense reason for happening.
    1
  4591.  @Anon_y_mouse_the_only  Many of us are so fed up with the hectoring from activists that we resort to mockery, I think. I thought things would be good once gay marriage was legalized, but ~15 years later, we see these brittle-seeming people policing our speech more or less for clout, and we've had it. But curly-headed girl's point seemed to have nothing to do with her androgeny and everything to do with her smothering parents.
    1
  4592. At least a few million of those were me, letting your playlist run while I got some more zzzzzs. Not that you're boring--i just like to sleep. And your voice is so loud it creeps into my dreams. We're usually all sitting around in some shitty, echoey Wisconsin bar, listening to you hold forth. The last time this happened, you were doing political slam poetry with a stand-up bass. It was really funny. You should try that, sometime.
    1
  4593.  @rahm-a-llama  Because he had a facelift.
    1
  4594. I've taken in some matted, neglected dogs from a woman with a hoarding problem. I suppose she thought she was doing a good job, but she had almost 40 of them, including some she'd bred, then couldn't bear to sell. One mini schnauzer especially stole my heart because he was an antisocial biter when I got him, and he turned into a big love bug with me after a few months. I miss him, and I hope his former owner hasn't loaded up on dogs, again. She would see one running along the side of the road and grab him. Her dog warehouse just reeked, and she only seemed to pay attention to a handful of them. We took 5 and found new homes for 2 others out of the 38 she had.
    1
  4595. Make hay while the sun shines, then. Your wage will "shrink" as things get worse, even if you get a raise. I am in the same boat, by the way. Just got a $7/hr raise last year, as well, but they warned us that we will not get one every year.
    1
  4596. As if she thinks nodding her head will make you think he was making sense and that you just heard wrong. Sort of a nonverbal gaslighting.
    1
  4597. ​ @allisonsanders3384  Don't you have some other hobby?
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  4598. As if our gummint cares about public health.
    1
  4599. Are people so historically unmoored that they really see Joe Biden as a sexual predator rather than as an old-style pol so corny that he flirts with little girls, grandfather style? That's all it is. I know dozens like Biden. It just brands him as a Honey Fitz-style antique.
    1
  4600. They'll probably show up to claw at the U.S. Supreme Court's door, shortly.
    1
  4601. Excuse me--"autoimmune disease" was what I meant to type. I also have Graves', but it is in remission. I'm careful about what I put into my body because I don't want a third round of Graves'. Anything that challenges the immune system can cause a flare. In my case, having a baby, an MMR vaccine, and an influenza vaccine probably triggered mine. There used to be a compound in some traditional vaccines that would cause autoimmune disorders to flare.
    1
  4602. Look at all the freedoms we gave up during the Bush administration. It's hard to believe what life was like before 9/11.
    1
  4603. Time to put away childish things, old man.
    1
  4604. "Experts" and their DSM V are just getting stupider.
    1
  4605. Okay. That's funny.
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  4606.  @lbertlopez83  Okay . . . "My sister who forgot to have kids."
    1
  4607. "Redeeming moment"? Only if she also demonstrated sucking an orange through a garden hose.
    1
  4608. I wish he'd wandered into the DMZ.
    1
  4609. Tomorrow, the cats get into a slap fight on camera.
    1
  4610. Our hardy kiwis produced like crazy, but they did not keep well. And the female vine took off 30' up a tree.
    1
  4611. Go Kaczynski, but skip the bombs.
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  4612. The mall is where I go whenever I need barettes, candles, or a rubber chicken.
    1
  4613. A tough cut of meat that is hammered into a semi-ground meat texture.
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  4614. Kamala looks okay. She doesn't look bizarre and surgified, like so many older female public figures. It's okay to look your age—or should be okay. But she's an idiot, and I'm voting Trump.
    1
  4615. I need a civil engineer to make me look good! P.s. Stadol is crap. Utter crap. I learned that while suffering from premature labor.
    1
  4616. Hey, I was born in America's Berlin--we say "gesundheit", too. Or did you mean that Europeans are sneezier?
    1
  4617. Yes he is, but it's all on a cart.
    1
  4618. "Harvesting ballots" was always used to describe the sort of dirty tricks that spell fraudulence.
    1
  4619. Eat the zoo.
    1
  4620. How nice. Our first female prez will have been unelected, unpopular, and incompetent. Back to the kitchen with us!
    1
  4621. I don't know, but you're a Muppet.
    1
  4622. Worm!
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  4623. Who looks so tonto? ¿Te estás mirando en un espejo? 😉
    1
  4624. We need to use our Great Lakes ports more. They are technically Atlantic ports as far west as Duluth.
    1
  4625. ​ @ritasnow8319 He kind of was handsome, given the right clinical conditions. He had a rocking bod.
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  4626.  @tessbrex3823  I'll cross my toes for you.
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  4627. Kamala thinks she can dictate the price of eggs in Hamtramck. 🙄
    1
  4628. Ashes. Ash Wednesday.
    1
  4629. When was Carlson ever liberal? Elitist, yes. Liberal, no. Practically 40 years ago he put on a bow tie and hit CNN as a paleocon talking head.
    1
  4630. I could tell this morning that you had Pixelplanet up on the screen by the intermittent beep-boop.
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  4631. I think anyone who monetizes her sexuality may be prone to problems with her character. As I recall, the first reporting of the mother was that she was a college student, rather than a transactional exhibitionist, so I guess the newsies were protecting the reputation of the Biden family, at first.
    1
  4632. Whatever he is, Trump mercifully does not engage in performative shows of personal faith.
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  4633. @joeg9478  Who cares? A lot of presidents keep their faith in the closet. It's more important that he have Western values and American values, which stem from Judeochristian tradition.
    1
  4634. It's not bad. When a Canadian crashes the border, all you have to do is say, "I disagree" and they turn around and run back to Canada.
    1
  4635. ​@NickTheEnlightened Walz really did blow it, didn't he? Wisconsin's governor is similar . . . a teachers' unions NPC who fanned the flames of Kenosha and tried to lock us down, except our supreme court checked him. He made my mother die alone. I was surprised he got re-elected, but then again not. Those late-night big-city drops.
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  4636. Lol! <<miga>> means "crumb" in Spanish.
    1
  4637. Okay, Carta Blanca, then. Brewed in Mexico's Pittsburgh, Monterrey.
    1
  4638. That old Marine fought for the last First Turning. Now it's our turn to fight for the next one. Don't give up-- fight!
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  4639. ​ @kirbywaite1586 Probably his second round of lifting.
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  4640. My favorite Zappa album! And now that "magishches schwein!" song will be stuck in my head. "Nunnn, nun-nun, nahnah nun-nun nunnn . . ."
    1
  4641. You smoked a bowel? Why? Is it Taco Tuesday already?
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  4642.  @AtoningSon  Probably both. Anyhow, not sure why anyone would turn relative liver size into a competition. And, liver aside, I have seen women able to drink men under the table easily. My mom in her 40s, 50s, and sixties, for example. Her BAC during a traffic violation had the judge agog. She got quite the courthouse lecture.
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  4643. So what? That's the way of tyrants. Some of us don't waste energy on declaring what we will do.
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  4644. Reminds me of how, in one of the last Dem debates, Biden took credit for some bill, and Amy Klobuchar started to laugh and said, "Oh, come on, Joe! You did not write that bill."
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  4645. Peasant.
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  4646. OMG, he used the trash heap line about Biden, again. LOL.
    1
  4647. Introduction to the Blisteringly Obvious.
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  4648.  @dominickefrim3088  So he's sort of like a squid?
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  4649. Have you considered cryotherapy?
    1
  4650. What a waste of air time.
    1
  4651. Game of Thrones
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  4652. And if only we could manage to get him back in office.
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  4653.  @acharich  Oh, I just meant DJT. Sorry.
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  4654. They did that in the 1960s. It was called "The Mashed Potato." Back when Joe's whole head was covered in dark curls.
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  4655. i read old, old bog maal. (My immigrant ancestor wrote in Danish) It'all I really know.
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  4656.  @jeffmiller9911  Did he really? Lol!
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  4657. So that explains why Jill is pushing him out there, pulling him back, and propping him up.
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  4658. No, they won't. Nobody can possibly be that stupid.
    1
  4659. If you say so. I think women voting en bloc for what passes for women's issues in the United States has been bad news for a few decades, and Prohibition was certainly a dumb idea. But there is a place for women in the government.
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  4660. ​ @GoldCrotalus Which species of aggressive reptile are you?
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  4661.  @BaltimoreAndOhioRR  i remember that he also bought some socks, and yes, the big furore was over how disconnected from everyday life he was. Laser scanners had come along while he was still the vice president, and he obviously had been living inside a bubble where he had people to cater to his needs. He was such a phony old bastidge.
    1
  4662. Don't all ships in U.S. ports have to be piloted by a certified harbor pilot who knows and is certified for that particular port? They debark after getting out of the harbor. My money is on mechanical failure.
    1
  4663. Wow. Dredging the bottom of the barrel, arent you? Ragers need rage bait.
    1
  4664. Spitball Greenblatt, here.
    1
  4665. Listen to them chant and respond as if they were in church. And snapping their fingers. What's that all about? Hey, if they need housing, I have a lot of cardboard they can have! Nice, sturdy boxes.
    1
  4666. My kid was suspended for drawing a picture of a shotgun in art class. He's on the school-sponsored trap team! The really sad thing is that the art teacher was his SJW cousin.
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  4667. There was a kid we called "Rat" in high school who had a big piece of yellow "Rat cheese" slapped on his desk one day. Broke my heart to see the expression on his face. But then he busted the offender in the chops with a big, cow-milking fist. This is as it should be.
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  4668. Liz Cheney's voice also sounds as if she's just gotten a taste of dogshit and it's just growing in her mouth.
    1
  4669. Dementia Hitler will bring us a "New World Ordure." Plop!
    1
  4670. You only perceive it as a smirk, but you can't really know.
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  4671. There was a weapon fired at Mar a Lago from sea, shortly after Biden's inauguration. It encountered bulletproof glass on the residence.
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  4672. I wonder what will become of the old media outlets. Hard to imagine their ever being able to clean up their act after all this wallowing in yellow journalism.
    1
  4673. I made my own alphabet and shared it with a few friends when I was 12, for secrecy purposes when we passed notes in class. Later on I added a bunch of letters, some for consonant blends, and others just to make it harder to crack the code.
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  4674. Great! The Lisa Simpson & Alfred E. Neuman ticket. They'll tell us what's good for us and not to worry about it.
    1
  4675. Or they'd give him a BIMS test instead of a SLUMS test.
    1
  4676. I know! Seeing that conga line with phones in everyone's hand corked me off! I have been confiscating those fucking smart phones and locking them in the med room for 10 years, now. There is enough work to do on any unit on a slow day--Jesus Christ!
    1
  4677. And then turning around saying that the cruise ship rammed its naval vessel, when it fired on the cruise ship and rammed it! Venezuela is looking like a very desperate rogue country.
    1
  4678. My son came home with Russian rations. The strawberry drink and the brain pâté were OK. Barely.
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  4679.  @216trixie  I know, right? I did say "OK, barely," though. 😀
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  4680. ​ @neilreynolds3858 Aneurysms and bilateral brain surgeries changed Biden early on, fellow legislators have said.
    1
  4681. Susan Rice nauseates me.
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  4682. Actually, we do. We just tend to override that older system with the newer ones you describe.
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  4683. And John Edwards' daddy worked in a mill! Old Dick Nixon once lived in a tool shed, so he wins.
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  4684. I'll say! Wisconsin is feeling more like Siberia, right now.
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  4685. Impeachment has been much diminished since 1998 and onward. It's sort of like getting awarded a Purple Heart for political injuries.
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  4686.  @Theonetruegod-hw2ei  I don't. I don't even want to see un-Americans like Nadler die. I'd rather he just get voted out.
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  4687.  @Theonetruegod-hw2ei  That made no sense. I thought that we Trump voters were supposed to be the sub-literate ones.
    1
  4688. "Exasterbated"?
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  4689. There is nothing new under the sun . . . I remember when the same excuse worked for Reagan. We halfway thought Reagan was lying about not remembering, and halfway sure that his memory was really that bad. He had really lost a lot of pizazz after being shot in '81, and even more after his cancer surgery in his second term. His mother, Nelle, died from Alzheimer's, and it can take a decade or more of impaired thinking before a dementia diagnosis gets handed to you. Ope! Rambling again.
    1
  4690. Mitch McConnell is late changing my tampon.
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  4691. Hollywood had to invent Wakanda for a reason.
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  4692. Arseloch I learned at the dining room table. Thanks, Dad!
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  4693. He's incorrigible about "gig". Time marches on and leaves us oldsters sounding especially antique, I guess.
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  4694. I also got mocked about how I threw all kinds of specially protected people under the bus for cheaper eggs. They can't even mount an argument; they just have sophomoric tantrums.
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  4695. Has Styx become familiar with James Kunstler and The Geography of Nowhere --inquiring minds want to know.
    1
  4696. Amazing how the devious and incompetent hide from the press.
    1
  4697. Why does Obama's brother live in China, anyhow?
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  4698. You seem persuasive. 🙄
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  4699. True, but he has a long way to slide before he's as awful as Kimmel or Colbert.
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  4700.  @dylanized101  We have great inflation! Even so, you seem unconcerned. So bite me, parasite.
    1
  4701. Good old Snakehead.
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  4702. I can't stand her voice. It almost doesn't matter what she's talking about, because all I hear is someone tearing a bed sheet.
    1
  4703. Appointing czars started under Bush 41 and Clinton, IIRC.
    1
  4704. Nope. You come across as a medical simpleton. Just try to avoid choosing abortion, yourself.
    1
  4705. How's yer Dutch coming along?
    1
  4706. You are #1. Fifty-three cents per gallon, right?
    1
  4707. She deflated a bit by the end of that litany, and flop sweat began to show.
    1
  4708. Some T-shirts went on sale yesterday.
    1
  4709. They've worked out the bugs. No more freezes, falls, oculogyric crises or head bobbing!
    1
  4710. Or a major oppo campaign. We plebes tend to dislike opera. I can understand Italian; opera just makes it unintelligible and kind of annoying.
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  4711.  @JohnSheffield1963  It is frequently beautiful, but hard to follow without a libretto, I suppose.
    1
  4712. As they probably should.
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  4713. You still hung up on that potemkin pandemic? Lol.
    1
  4714. My parents burned their mortgage in the 1970s. Those were great times, mostly. And bands of all sorts were great before the advent of New Wave.
    1
  4715. She always was a garrulous old ex-hoofer.
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  4716. "Pay no attention to that orange non-homophobe behind the curtain! He's oppressing muh gay!"
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  4717. ​ @dominiquebender4166 If somebody could write "Nixon in China," reekinronald can write a bigger hit with "TRUMP!"
    1
  4718.  @sabrinas6546  He seemed to be suppressing a chuckle and biting his tongue. Did you see that this broad's ears are the size of satellite dishes? Lots of sail area on those ears!
    1
  4719. Shapiro only appeals to urbanites. Looks like a mobster.
    1
  4720. Before that, every movie was made for 14 y.o. boys.
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  4721.  @aceboogisback9946  Hello, my little Booger! Yes, yes. Everybody is racist.
    1
  4722. The CNN piece or KH? By whose staff?
    1
  4723. Ever notice how the biggest race-baiting politicians seem to be at least half white? Booker, for sure, is a half-white halfwit.
    1
  4724. Just Stubblefield's list of causes and use of buzzwords pins her down as a leftist. Her need to be an in-your-face activist also points that way. Did Grande even mention her political affiliation? Frankly, people who speak and believe as Stubblefield does tend to cause problems because, for them, the personal is political and vice versa. To be a progressive is to be dedicated to shaking things up. Why not be irritated with Stubblefield for not only fitting the stereotype, but embellishing it?
    1
  4725. Hmmm. I used to be a psych nurse, and the paranoid one all suspected surveillance and sabotage through technology: air ducts, electric, gas and phone lines, water supply, and so forth. The grandiose ones all had ideas that TV, radio and print were speaking expressly to them, and the dreamers usually could draw me a schematic for their perpetual motion machine or lossless generators.
    1
  4726. Terrible interviewer
    1
  4727. About time that a product from Acme got that fucking roadrunner.
    1
  4728. Zzzzz.
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  4729. I'm tryna eat breakfast, here!!!
    1
  4730. I second what Dubious said. She acted like Norma Desmond while running for president, thereby handing the nation over to its latest Gray Champion--just in the nick of time.
    1
  4731. I don't think she knows that she's in the Sweet Land of Liberty.
    1
  4732. Should I be proud that my very first squatter was an American deadbeat?
    1
  4733. No thanks. I have a Twitter account but forgot how to get in it maybe 4 years ago. That platform is stupid and sickening.
    1
  4734. Alcohol during opioid withdrawal makes most people spaz right out with restless legs.
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  4735. Obama is another empty-headed puppet. He just enjoyed the spotlight; somebody else carried him to the deep end of the pool.
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  4736. I don't care about his sexual orientation, but I'll never vote for a candidate who has rescued animals instead of kids. Such a person has no business governing a nation.
    1
  4737. Not much past 80.
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  4738. He also said Harry would be needing some luck dealing with his own wife.
    1
  4739.  @ellie.elizabeth  I think you have a worse problem than being told by Boomers that you're a snowflake--you are a regular Don Quixote, seeing horrible injustice where none exists. God save us from the wokesters.
    1
  4740. If only she'd been carrying an equalizer on her hike . . .
    1
  4741. They said "Lock her up," but only the Democrats really attempt lock up their rivals.
    1
  4742. Or a butcher who skinned Elmo.
    1
  4743.  @eternalnemesis9522  Girls think a circumcised penis looks good and that foreskin is "nasty" if mostly what is familiar is the circumcised penis. It's just bias based on what they know. I'm personally anti'circ, but wonder if circumcised guys are missing very much at all. It's true that a clitoral or penile prepuce is very sensitive, but that sensitivity is mostly tactile, like the lips of a mouth, not sexual. On the other hand, I've seen tight c ircumcisions in which the frenulum seems to be messed up. Maybe that's what people mean? (Aside from keratinization of the glans penis)
    1
  4744. Barr is a disgusting Deep Stater.
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  4745.  @Betta66  Trump is not my president. I'm backing Vermin Supreme this year. I hear you can get paid to troll threads like this, by the way. You're a poor troll, but you have moxy! I'll give you that. Need a reference from someone with professional credentials?
    1
  4746. ​ @Theranthrope  So LiveJournal really is a pus-filled abscess on the internet.
    1
  4747. She seems as if she is increasingly flustered. She's gradually choking.
    1
  4748. He was there when they flew the 13 bodies home and carried them off the plane. He famously kept checking his watch.
    1
  4749. There's nothing quite as awful as losing one's mother, no matter her age.
    1
  4750. Updated and shared--to silly-ass Facebook.
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  4751. Did Mary Ann die? She was a heavy smoker, you know.
    1
  4752. Beto's Spanish is farrrrrrr from fluent.
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  4753. Pete is a joke generally. The paternity leave just showed how unserious he was about his job. Which was not hosting a comedy show, by the way.
    1
  4754. This seems like a good take. 'Twas ever thus with corporations. Our federal government is acting like a proprietary corporation slobbering for monopoly.
    1
  4755. The Dutch bumblebee apparently has white bloomers.
    1
  4756. Well, I did, and it was great, but shortly thereafter I went through menopause. As my husband says, my ovaries picked the right time to shut down production.
    1
  4757.  heroinhero69  I will deal with it ONLY after the recounts and court cases! My state, Wisconsin, is the birthplace of both Fighting Bob LaFollette and the Republican Party, and used to be known for its clean politics. I will "deal with it" after I am satisfied that we have done all we can to investigate and adjudicate. If you were a reasonable person, you would be saying "Wait and investigate", too.
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  4758. Extremist Roe wrangler activists did this to themselves by gloating about their own abortions and pushing for ever later terminations. Pro-Choice activists, you made us all sick, even those of us who were in favor of safe, legal, EARLY, and RARE abortions for those in need. Shout your abortion . . . appall the rest of us.
    1
  4759. ​ @carltuckerson7718 Doobie. Roach.
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  4760. Maybe next she'll float a trial balloon about being Sanders' running mate. She's like Gollum, slobbering over The Ring.
    1
  4761. I call them "The Dirty Party".
    1
  4762. Watch South Park, but skip the weed. Highly overrated.
    1
  4763. Spoke of this here, as well. Any conjectures as to what gave her TD? I've only ever seen it in chronic major mental illness, but there are a lot of little things, like Reglan, that cause EPS, too. Her gait is odd, too, but perhaps that's the heels or generous breast implants. ;-)
    1
  4764. You have failed to make an argument.
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  4765.  @UbiDaCosta  Whatever it was, it was unremarkable.
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  4766. Hush your mouth over there in the peanut gallery while your intellectual betters are speaking.
    1
  4767. The turd.
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  4768. Clinton dead pool time. I bet Hillary goes first, choking on a giant, bile-crusted hairball.
    1
  4769. Styx remarks that Pete looks like "Hayseed Dracula" then invites us to Google pictures of Pete eating things on the campaign trail.
    1
  4770. Would that it were true! Can ya hear me now?
    1
  4771. Yes. Bitcoin is only as healthy as the networks that support it. Do we have a foolproof www, yet?
    1
  4772. I remember in 2007 or 8 stopping with a friend at an Apple Store right after the iPhone 1.0 came out, and there was a line of people stretching out the door for almost a block, eager to snap them up. I had never seen such a line at any store, before.
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  4773. Sure. Okay! I'll pray for them to suffocate on their own bitter bile.
    1
  4774. What if Pence is just trying to immunize himself? Not that this waxwork dummy could win national office on his own.
    1
  4775. Obnoxious slurping and clanking almost drove me away in 2016, then came Pixelplanet in '22, but I'm still hanging in, here.
    1
  4776. @karlthemarxist6806  Well, that was how I got to know Rona Barrett when I was a kid—seeing her gossip column. But my point was that she was still a professional and knew how to bring out her interviewee. Too often, now, the interviewer makes him- or herself a big part of the story.
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  4777. He more or less did, stating that chatter over what Ms. Daniels revealed about the president's crank makes the tabloid MSM and anti-Trumpers look grungier than ever, which actually helps Trump in his work. Side benefit: More women than ever decide they like President Mario Kart.
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  4778.  @caliindoor  I'm not mad. U mad, bruh? You keep perseverating on my Orange Jesus!
    1
  4779. That godawful mace of Congress pin. Wish somebody would bring the real mace down on her wobbling skull.
    1
  4780. Newsom is the Duke of Sacramento.
    1
  4781. It's still there, isn't it? I made the words "kids" Romper Room colors.
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  4782.  @hakanbaklava576  You should be; German has been an irrelevant language for over a century. My German-American family dropped their mother tongue in 1914. We did our best to purge ourselves of your sick culture. There is something still rotten at the heart of Germany. You Germans make me embarrassed to admit my German heritage.
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  4783.  Jimbob960  Yes, the English are the predominant settlers, but Germans rank #3.
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  4784.  @jp-sn6si  Those Southern states are pretty nice, except for the heat and poisonous snakes. I come from Wisconsin, and Mississippi feels like home, except they're all Baptist and very red in the face.
    1
  4785. Shut up, Beavis.
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  4786.  cindybin2001  My sister had the same experience in a black high school in the early 1970s, only she got groped and laughed at in the hallways. Her conclusion was the same as yours. Having your crotch grabbed with impunity is hard to forget.
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  4787. Used to work in a psychiatric unit where we watched up to 20 ppl for suicide, on- and off-camera. Years and years, and we NEVER had a completed suicide. COME. ON!
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  4788.  Abra Cadabra  You're ignoring my point and talking out yer butt. My point: it is extremely easy to keep someone alive in confinement.
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  4789.  @teuwaiseu_jjang5160  The blood donation needle is big, but honestly doesn't hurt very much. Sort of feels like having a fingernail nick your inner elbow, then just the warmth of the blood in the tube lying on your arm.
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  4790.  @masterofnone-3x  It's a non-problem. We will always have access to abortion. We always did. Abortion has always been a wedge issue to scare voters, but if you read a little history, both sides have not really changed anything in 50+ years. Both sides prefer to keep making money off the fear of people like you. And me, too, until I realized that this is all just fake drama. States' rights is an old concept that should never be dismissed. Trust Arizonans to vote for legislation that they want, and MYOB.
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  4791. Personally speaking, it was the scariest, most depressing drug I ever took. I thought I would lose my personhood along with even my ability to speak. And when the drug's effect was not so severe, it merely made me paranoid. Worst "recreational" drug, ever. A substantial proportion of people do find marijuana disruptive and unpleasant. Why do some people obsess over how wonderful it is? They deserve an honest counterpoint.
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  4792. You mean that guy who does rails and rails of coke before posting the worst sort of clickbait? Even if his information is good, Benny Johnson is a joke of a talking head. His credibility is stillborn.
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  4793. The medical establishment absolutely blew it by giving in to bureaucrats.
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  4794. Harness him to a generator.
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  4795. The Somalis making up 20% of a neighboring rural factory town are ok. No gang stuff that I've heard of, unlike in the Twin Cities, but they keep to themselves and don't mix with the rest of us, much. Go in one of their restaurants and service is shitty or they aren't open. And it's strange to see a mosque in among the Lutheran churches. After 20 years, the one real sign of their integration are all the half-Somali kids running around.
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  4796.  @Bob-jm8kl  The Wisconsin town near here got a big influx of Somali men in the Clinton years. Probably not enough Somali women to go around, at first. It seemed clear enough that the roly-poly local Christian girls were strictly Fun Zone.
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  4797. Look at Manchin's daughter profiting from the jacked up prices of Epipens. Manchin is a thief.
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  4798. I hate what he's done, but his refusal to step down earns my grudging respect; Biden is an accidental folk hero. And I have long thought that he needs to hire a food taster.
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  4799. Dan, if dillweeds like you didn't mess with their phones during meetings, the fucking meetings would be a lot shorter--and with no goddamn PowerPoints.
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  4800. Yeah, it was painful to see Wallflower Biden, even though I regard him as a stupid, greedy cheat.
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  4801. Walz is a Covidian, par exellence.
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  4802. Hillary already slapped the crap out of him when she lost. Somebody had to intervene and give her a sedative.
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  4803. You are whistling past the graveyard. While Trump is an odd man, he ran the country pretty well. Nobody cares much for the faded old buckraker in office right now.
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  4804. ​ @pubmeatman Trump was centrist! Boy oh boy, was he centrist!
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  4805. True. There are only 4 basic types of generations that repeat in a cycle., depending on social conditions and parenting styles. My generation (X) corresponds to the Lost Generation that came of age in the 1920s, and Millenials to the Greatest Generation. Zoomers correspond to Joe Biden's Silent Generation, that entered adulthood in the 1950s. How they respond to the coming total war or total collapse remains to be seen. I'm borrowing from Strauss & Howe's The Fourth Turning
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  4806. Not really. Think it through. Public figure vs. public figure is fair enough. But just anybody? And it is never acceptable to stalk or use a spouse as a conduit to the public figure. Think it through a little more.
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  4807.  @shawnarthur5921  Dynastic children frequently provide a good illustration of IQ regression to the mean. Just ask dullard Chelsea Clinton. Actually, her IQ has been documented at 127, which is pretty good, but I'd hate to have a physician who scored only that. Her parents do score in the 99th percentile, which I guess shows that IQ frequently means nothing in the absence of common sense.
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  4808. He's been smugging there for a couple of days. Wondered if anyone else would say something.
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  4809. ^^^ this was the only line of the Harris poem that YT didn't scrub.
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  4810. It's Elmo-colored.
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  4811. Minnesotans hate Walz. He's a little Caesar.
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  4812. Yeah. I keep forgetting, then someone like PJW reminds me.
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  4813.  @OffGridInvestor  Best sore loser, ever!
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  4814. My leaders don't embarrass me. I had nothing to do with their [s]election.
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  4815. @lurklingX  the bleach thing is not true, for sure. And it is a certainty that he is being obtuse about the rest. Semantic gymnastics is not a proper argument, but that is do often all that Democrats want to offer. Obtuse word games.
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  4816. Barter, too.
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  4817. What in God's name is wrong with the Democrats? I curse them!
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  4818. What the heck is a breakfast taco, anyhow? I do remember chilaquiles from when I lived in Nuevo Leon, though.
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  4819. What are they saying at the beginning? Both are complaining that the parade is clogging traffic and four highway exits are blocked. Plus gratuitous profanity. All this after they found out that the McRib was back at McDonald's.
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  4820. My mother was forced to die alone because of lockdownerism. I will never forget or forgive.
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  4821. He says he does now. I used to vote Democratic, and I knew the left bias was there, just not as bad as the right claimed. But nowadays, left-biased media is much worse than what right-leaning pundits used to complain about. It's plunged into propaganda and polemics, now.
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  4822.  @mitchellhughes5180  Well, most dogs smell bad, some drool, and they like to snack on turds and roll on rotten roadkill. Trump is said to be a germophobe; I'd avoid dogs, too, if I were a germophobe.
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  4823.  @drewfuller8660  I like the job Trump is doing, and I don't hate his demeanor (although I don't love it, either), and I have a theory about Trump. Trump is sort of a big dweeb. Awkward, like Richard Nixon . . . But much funnier, of course. Nixon really never could poke fun at himself.
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  4824. You missed a chance to segue into the ingrate Zelensky with this belabored case of Reddit coffee ingratitude.
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  4825. Kristi Noem fooled around with Cory Lewandowski. Pretty sure anyone running for the top job is crazy to begin with, never mind being faithless, so I would just be interested in their policies and leadership abilities.
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  4826. I live just above the 45th parallel, and even panhandlers are rare. Texas is a comparative shithole next to states with really cold winters.
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  4827. She almost let him go.
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  4828. Yeah, my Norwegian is wobbly.
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  4829. Looks like TikTok.
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  4830. She'll be doing all the blowing.
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  4831. Well, first, he'll insist on referring to him as "TDR" for some reason.
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  4832. It's pretty obvious from her list of buzzwords and causes that she was on the leftist/habitual activist side. That side of the political spectrum seems more neurotic in general than its opposite side.
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  4833. This just in: a flock of horses shells it out of the ass.
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  4834. Trump was at his most solemn when talking about 9/11. He mentioned "the smell of death" lingering for weeks. I think he was right to remind everyone that New Yorkers died and America itself was attacked. I can't wait to see what kind of disdainful footnote these leftist assholes get in the history books.
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  4835. Here's another one, just because: Someone executed by a rope yesterday was "hanged," not "hung" (Unless you were aging the meat for some reason). This has been a PSA--a Peevish Service Announcement. Thank you, and have a grammatically correct day.
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  4836. Therefore he is a half-wit.
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  4837. Maxine Waters! OMG! 😆 🤣 😂 😹
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  4838. It is impossible to know what is going on in her head. I am prone to be like her. In my case, the concern is there, but I suppress strong emotions and give my relative or patient (I was an EMT and am a nurse now) the type of reassurance they seek. Sometimes it is obvious concern and affection, sometimes joking, sometimes just quiet presence. I was just a patient myself this week, and my husband gave me what he knew I needed—I really needed him to go rest and take care of himself, mostly, and take care of things at home.
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  4839.  @libertariantranslator1929  He's not a Democrat, though, so that's a solid plus.
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  4840.  @NickTheEnlightened  Some surprisingly crunchy granola parts of WI-3 went heavily for Trump in 2016. No reason it should not in 2020.
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  4841. Based and lactose-tolerant in Wisconsin, here. Also attending a Drumpf rally here and toasting the new Reich with a tall white one.
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  4842. ​ @roginutah That must be the American version. Has a better ring than `storm in a teacup.'
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  4843. Chinchillas are not rodents, but lagomorphs.
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  4844. I got hairy legs.
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  4845. Brains are gross. I knelt in a puddle of them, once, on an ambulance run. They had ejected out of the nose of a boy struck by a car. Instantly killed, of course. It's been 34 years and I still feel bad about that little boy.
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  4846.  @sladkydevotchka  What bothered me is that he swiped at his nose with his wrist while still wearing those brainy gloves. He'll give himself kuru.
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  4847. Kept his shenanigans with the broads more on the down-low back then? Good one! For those of us in Flyover Country, his fling with Marla Maples and messy divorce with Ivana was what first put him on our radar. I remember talking with my sister about Trump in '88 or so, and she said, "His weird little mouth reminds me of a squid's beak."
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  4848. Megyn Kelly is thisclose to starting her own erotic peep show channel. She purveys outrage. For the bucks.
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  4849. Spanky hair.
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  4850. She's not going to touch your peen, fella.
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  4851. They stole the words right out of HRC's mouth. She said that almost verbatim to Plouffe the other day.
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  4852. Or maybe you are.
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  4853. Trump 2020, yes, but let Don Jr. find different work. The sequels to the original act are never as good.
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  4854. It'd keep him busy.
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  4855. No, of course not.
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  4856. "Everything the government touches turns to crap." —Ringo Starr
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  4857. You can joke about helicopter deaths all you want, but that kind of grim humor is the preserve of responders who actually have to deal with the "hamburger", which included the basketball player's 13 year old daughter. And such humor is discreet. Doing so from a remote public perch just looks like a dick move from some idiot shitlord for no good reason.
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  4858. God, why is she popular? She was a huge drag on the Obama ticket in `08, until handlers reigned her in. As an Obama backer, then, I remember that well. She's such a vapid, sour person.
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  4859. So they noticed he was sleeping. Did they also notice that this trial is a politicized joke?
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  4860. No. The Peoria Predators beat them in playoffs.
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  4861. Leeches.
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  4862. ​ @deborahlaws3651 Her only stunt seems to be grabbing a mic and talking about herself, every chance she gets.
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  4863.  @deborahlaws3651  I can see her as a bag lady in the future, talking crap into a Mr. Microphone.
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  4864. Butt Gig and Toof Gap?
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  4865. She has tardive dyskinesia. She can't always control her jaw and tongue. It's because of some medication she took.
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  4866. Just about any other token Democrat that has been on the show does a better job of exposition than Jessica does. She has the charm of an HR lady with vaccine syringes coming out of every orifice. She should consider manual labor on a factory floor where nobody could hear her.
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  4867. "Duck, duck, duck, duck!" —Donald Trump, to the crowd
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  4868. Er, from Jimmy Buffet, you mean? I get what you mean, though, according to friends who blabbed to Ed Klein, Obama is not searching for his lost shaker of salt. It's more like his roach clip.
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  4869. Weed makes people lazy. At least avoid indica so you aren't caught napping with Doritos.
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  4870.  @rapcat1271  Or not been able to afford furniture. 😀
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  4871. Good Lord! If my kid had had to have a mandatory psych evaluation just to go to a public school, I'd nope out of it and send him to private school or teach him myself. Your idea pathologizes normal maturation and social interaction. Have you seen how whimsical the DSM-V is? Maybe schools are too big and just operated poorly.
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  4872. Because life goes on? Because forgiveness is divine? Because Diana caused enough trouble of her own? Because Charles is now obviously happy with his wife?
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  4873. Joe and those stupid sunglasses, again. They slobbered over Obama in shades, too. Remember, kids, Democrats are supposedly the smart ones.
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  4874. Aw, fuck me. Keith Olbermann still chews the scenery.
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  4875. This was less of a comedy monologue and more of a lament.
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  4876. They stick like ticks.
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  4877. She is black, but that should not protect her from criticism.
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  4878. Jack Posobiec says he heard from 2 independent sources that Haley pre-empted an ethics investigation into her use of private jets. Like most swamp creatures, she found out the hard way that the rules DO apply to her. This is pre-emptive in the sense that she thinks she has a shot at the presidency, or whatever.
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  4879. I see no one had marked Seattle with CHAZ 2 days ago. Slackers.
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  4880. Haven't heard a peep from Ed Klein since late 2017. He's 82 and could well be facing a health problem. Or perhaps a legal problem, given his willingness to expose dirt on the Clintons and the Obamas. I miss hearing from him.
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  4881. Are you going to make something up, next? Don't do it, Mary! He'll just insult your vanity.
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  4882. And brings open-air slave markets back to Libya.
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  4883. Clinton has always been a boring bag of wind.
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  4884. Hard to avoid politics, there.
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  4885.  @blackbruno50  Or farting.
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  4886. And the Dems can kiss St. Louis County (Duluth) goodbye.
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  4887. I was at the range when a coworker walked in with his new Armalite. It made a huge sound, but the bullets seemed tiny. My handgun was making bigger holes.
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  4888. No, really. How do you really feel, Angelena?
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  4889. We all have some degree of narcissism in us. Trump appears to have a great deal of it . . . But that does not automatically add up to NPD. It's important to know the difference. Reports of the private Trump paint a picture of a very appropriate demeanor and plenty of interpersonal warmth. Frankly, I have always thought that he was a huge narcissist, but an adaptive one with a quirky public persona that he's developed since the 1990s. Just look at old footage of Trump from the early 1990s when testifying before a congressional committee. He's no showman in that footage, just a very articulate, sharp businessman offering his perspective on tax policy changes that happened in 1986 that basically kneecapped profits in the real estate field. At some point after that, he took on a sort of funny WWF braggadocio that he retained--at least while giving speeches.
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  4890. Remember how much his daughter profited because of Epi-Pen regulatory capture. Manchin is a reptile who has been eyeing a presidential run for 20 years, or more.
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  4891. What a trivial channel, full of hateful, feebleminded commenters, LARPing severe germophobia. It would be terrible to be you.
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  4892. He's been on that clickbait kick for a couple years, now. 🙄
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  4893. That is what they call themselves; it is their official name.
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  4894. It used to look like that on Pixel Planet. I wonder if people have changed it to reflect Biden's lax policies.
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  4895. Congenital agnostic and ex-left leaner, here. The older I get, the more agreeable a politician's rather general reference to God is. Hearing Trump, who keeps his private life out of his speeches, talk about the general American Deist God and seeing his policies bolstering freedom of religion strikes me as pitch-perfect. Leave intolerance of faith to the Democratic dumpster fire. They're bigots.
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  4896. What was the context of that? It's funny!
    1
  4897. "Get the f * to work  janitoring this mess – do I make myself clear?” --Hillary Clinton, probably
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  4898. Yes . . . what message? That a bunch of emotional people who feel entitled to rule are having a huge tantrum because they were told "no" in 2016? I got it the first time. Time to move on, brats.
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  4899. Then don't get one.
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  4900. ​ @tylere.8436 One crowd growled at him during a speech, and within days, he and his wife were summarily tried then ended against a courtyard wall. Romania treated itself to that Christmas present.
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  4901.  mannix flint  You mean like hard liquor and dry sherry? He's a big drunk, too. All of the EU suffers from figurative whiskey dick and brewer's droop.
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  4902. I quit sugar 122 days ago. Lost sore joints, 30 pounds, and I don't miss sweets or starches. I'm feeling so good that I will not go back.
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  4903. I would never eat a cat, but my brother, a taxidermist, ate some lynx meat. "Very white meat. Tasted like cat box." He also kept asking me for my pet cat's pelt once the cat died. What a nut. He made an ashtray out of the skull of Buster, a Great Dane who attacked him.
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  4904. It is a strange fox uniform--sleeveless dress, legs, heavy makeup, and those hideous beach curl hair extensions. They all look like cocktail waitresses.
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  4905. Dan's Perino is both a beauty and very bright. What a pity she never became a mother.
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  4906.  @Sanakudou  I work with a lot of them, too, and then it happened to my dad. He'd begun having seizures and whenever he landed in the hospital, he started talking about "cannonballs". Finally figured out that he'd been joking about dark-skinned foreign doctors. To their faces. He was the man who in his thirties ignored the "blacklist" in our town and began doing business with black people, out of principle, so it was strange to have to "shush" Dad when he started up with the cannonball jokes.
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  4907. Nothing tops that Kirby vacuum cleaner dirtbag cover she wore during the campaign, unless it would be her "mumu with an exoskeleton" underneath. Too bad she couldn't have been en route to the space station today when that rocket stage failed. (I hope the two aboard are doing all right. Last I heard, they were alive on the ground in Kazakhstan, yet to be recovered by a ground team)
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  4908.  @Unborn-Lives-Matter  I took a second look, and what I thought was a palm-sized smudge above the little cross was really just his hair. I think so, anyhow. And I am Catholic.
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  4909. Don't make the poor babies mad.
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  4910. It generally does not, following the cold a flu season. But people do get colds and flu in the interstices, just not so many.
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  4911. Apparently, exposure to semen helps loosen/elasticize phimotic and adhering foreskins. Delay washing after ejaculation.
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  4912.  @SparkZ009  Good for you. Was just passing on a bit of advice in general. You'd be surprised at how many boys get circumcised a little later on because people think that a baby's foreskin should retract right away (can take years, actually). They're told (wrongly) that their little boy has phimosis and ·SNIP·!!! This happened to my husband, who was circ'd at 3 or 4 months old, by the way. Fortunately, it was a modest procedure, and he still had most of his foreskin left.
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  4913. Lol!
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  4914. Because she was divorced from the future monarch when she died.
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  4915. I worked on one hospital unit where we had a mid-morning "huddle." I actually loved the idea. 5 minutes spent standing in a tight circle on the medical floor, giving each other "the bullet." most efficient way to have a meeting, and no room or conference table required.
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  4916. Back in 1991, one of my professors kept the latest Bushisms posted on his office door. Every week I'd swing by and jot them down. Such was pre-WWW entertainment.
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  4917. I just wish her voice weren't so bad.
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  4918. William could eat grapes through a picket fence.
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  4919. So, Trump is a ham sandwich?
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  4920. Raise your hand if you remember LBJ dropping out.
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  4921. The flip side of the ADHD mind is having the ability to lock in on a topic or task for long periods of time, to the exclusion of everything else.
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  4922. <<Mamacita>> . . . Uh . . . might want to try a different word. 😉 😜
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  4923. Good for Ramaswamy. On the other hand, he spoke positively of the T.P.P., so he's lost me. Trump was against it and shut it down.
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  4924. God, I remember the wall-to-wall OJ case coverage. I avoided watching a single thing about it, and still absorbed the story osmotically. He was a terrible actor, yes.
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  4925. What sane Mexican-American likes seeing our government become as broken and corrupt as Mexico's--using poor Latinos as pawns the whole time?
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  4926. ​@arios1977 No, voters need to be reminded that Dems are so desperate that they covered for Joe's weakness. As they are now trying to make Harris seem competent.
    1
  4927. Great apes like other great apes.
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  4928. They can't be taken away--only unjustly infringed upon.
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  4929. https://youtu.be/IiN9R8MeiVY Speaking of Brandon, my zoomer son just sent me the mashup linked above. He is a boy after my own heart, and 2022 is looking good!
    1
  4930. They all have polycystic ovaries from being so hefty. They don't have menses anymore; all that energy gets put into growing chest hair and whiskers.
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  4931. Halfway through your box of Franzia, Susan?
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  4932. I thought her face was her butt, at several points. Poor thing. What the heck did her original keepers feed her?
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  4933. He does have a great historical and political perspective for such a young man. And he would be wasting his time checking the checkers. Those fact checkers are on the moral and intellectual level of Eddie Haskell. The whole thing is, you're not supposed to notice how strained their quibbles are. This is hard, though, for those of us who ARE playable characters.
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  4934. Somebody sent him a Maltese cross.
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  4935. Kamala: "Knock knock!" America: "Who's there?" Kamala: "I'll have my people get back to you on that. Ha ha ha ha ha ha!"
    1
  4936. I knew what a bodega was from having learned Spanish, but didn't know until recently that its also a New Yorker term for convenience store.
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  4937. @WokelandDefector  I have so many friends in the Mesabi and Cuyuna ranges who feel as you do. My ex, OTOH, is still living in 1950s Hibbing in his mind, though, and likely has never voted for a Republican, besides Reagan in `80.
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  4938. In a first-person account called Nam , the GIs said that the K-ration grape juice was an excellent laxative, and the peanut butter an excellent substitute for Imodium.
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  4939. It only counts as magnificent political theater.
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  4940. She's totally getting software upgrades and a new exoskeleton as we type. I can hear her robotic actuators humming.
    1
  4941. And anxiety. I know. I used to be there. Anxiety about fools and the arrogance to think that I know what's best for them. Sorry about that. (I've learned better, now)
    1
  4942. It's the new "stochastic terrorist"!
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  4943. "I'm not as drunk as I am!"
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  4944. No, I don't think Jill has much of a chance.
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  4945. He's plaid.
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  4946. Aaaannd people will clamor to dig up Diana in 3 . . . 2 . . . 1
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  4947. His brother was talking about "poor health and vitality," and he got labeled an alcoholic by the WH.
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  4948.  @thorild69  Jim is the more brazen scammer, I think.
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  4949. CaramelChameleon: Tristan da Cunha, way out there in the Atlantic. It has a small population of people who have farmed sheep and potatoes for generations--I guess conversations with them are quickly exhausted. Imagine the listening tours Hillary could go on, there. And crowd sizes for her campaign speeches would be what she was used to, too.
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  4950.  @janinemccartha1811  I like the concision. If this were on cable, the denouement would have been interminable.
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  4951. This just means that they have to control Japan's other gun.
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  4952. No, she never really shut up. She's been having public therapy for the past 5 years. What a strong woman!
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  4953. We're slidin' with Biden.
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  4954. She's still not going to touch your wiener.
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  4955. And I'm with the Tangerine and Hillbilly.
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  4956. That was funny, all right. It also reminded me why I have continued to avoid marijuana for 35 years. One minute you're ok, the next, you're just one tiny atom.
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  4957. I prefer a president who can draw a clock.
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  4958. Eph the First Wookie.
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  4959. Since when did one have to be particularly good-looking to be a royal consort? What a garbage opinion.
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  4960. Her campaign would be so terrible. Someone would have to stuff the ballot box for her, again. Remember what happened to the last unelected president?
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  4961. Why is this shrew snuffling and sniffing so much?
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  4962. Hunter couldn't format a high school paper, much less a hard drive. Pat yourself on the back for not being an idiot son of the rich.
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  4963.  @thomashovgaard3134  There are things more important than a close-by coast here in America. My people left Norway for here because its microeconomy would not support them well. One ancestor was a Kristiania policeman AND a sailor AND a tailor AND a fisherman. In Chicago, he made an excellent living as a tailor alone. And a few blocks away, he could go stroll on the shores of a big, freshwater inland sea.
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  4964.  @user-vl9xs5dl7q  You're a Harvard/Yale "legacy"? To my land grant college ears, you're a sad little lizard, bragging that your grandpère was a brontosaur. You're old money feeling salty about having been displaced by new money. Paddle your own canoe, scout.
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  4965. Not as a dynasty, I hope. Are you a crypto-monarchist, or something? On the other hand, few presidents will be remembered as vividly as Donald Trump will. He was an unlikely president, thrust on the stage at the very moment when it was most needful.
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  4966. Great video, but the vocal fry turned my ears into pork chops. I think you have to work hard to sound that bad.
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  4967. Her feeling of being a rescuer of marginalized people was basically her rationale for her crimes.
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  4968. Don't give them any more ideas.
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  4969. Mine, too. It's darkly funny and has a great pan-twentieth century aesthetic.
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  4970. The suspect was a 50 y.o. white man who had an axe to grind with the police--any and all of them. One of the slain officers managed to fatally wound him before they died.
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  4971. Democrats hate people dumb enough to join a party that they are running.
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  4972. To heckin' heck with Ukraine!
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  4973. It's September. C'mon, man! Vermont is finished, unless you go for cold frames and hoop houses.
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  4974. If only Kissinger had taken better care of himself! 😢😢😢
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  4975.  @tortoise629  Texas is hellishly hot. I prefer to stay up north and try to effect change where I am.
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  4976. ​ @trinitrinrecords5427 The bar for getting into a school of education is pretty low, now. Shockingly low. The three-part test is a joke.
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  4977. He's already explained that he is using the laptop mic, or something. Left the Yeti back in the Old Country.
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  4978. Too heavy. Too unwieldy.
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  4979. Those two men are incompetent. New York should retire them.
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  4980. I've been a health care professional since 1986. Nobody listened to me. My only success was preventing my son to get it when his father insisted. I have blood on my hands? Whoever wrote that should be horsewhipped, and I'd love to take a crack at him, myself.
    1
  4981. Nixon negotiated with China to share use of it. Carter took it from there.
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  4982. It is strange, but it is oddly obvious when Styx goes into his peroration. I noticed this years ago, but never quantified or analyzed it, except to say that his cadence changes and he sometimes starts to crack jokes or fling dung.
    1
  4983. Proud NRA member, here, but I prefer an old, handmade revolver to a 3D-printed hogleg. Glad the technology is there, though. And Styx has a third nipple.
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  4984. Those of us who remember Biden's first campaign, just remember what happened to the guy back in the 1980s: massive hemorrhagic stroke. I think a lot of his impulsivity could be blamed on that old aneurysm bursting. Funny that nobody ever mentions that, nowadays.
    1
  4985. Our so-called president has always been a dim bulb with a taste for easy money.
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  4986. Are you saying that a month-old kitten could slap him silly?
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  4987. 34 is sort of old to have this kind of "Who am I?" crisis. Lol.
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  4988. Milwaukee peeps changed "Defund the Police" to "Defend the Police" and changed the O to a donut. 🍩
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  4989. I used to live in Mexico and I agree with you about the variations of skin tones and national pride. But I'm not sure what you meant by your first sentence.
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  4990. Try older sister--if you're an old Xer.
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  4991. Then Neil Young and Biden get into a fistfight during bingo . . . but the nurses don't break it up because they don't seem to be hurting each other.
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  4992. ​ @pattymiller9040 She's a miserable, stringy-haired cat lady, Mary Trump.
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  4993. The vanity of female candidates is really something else, sometimes.
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  4994. Camilla looks as though she may suffer from COPD and/or osteoporosis.
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  4995. Indeed. A friend got me a subscription for Christmas, and it is unreadable woke swill.
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  4996.  @sleepassist5745  How's that pricey degree in basket weaving coming along? Don't be too full of yourself until you're sure you'll be able to avoid working retail, though.
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  4997. Early stage dementia versus early-onset. Big diff. And yes, for whatever reason, Biden's seems to be past the early stage. Those tantrums. The confabulation. The getting unstuck in chronology . . . saying he just spoke to someone who died 23 years ago, ad nauseam.
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  4998. Lord of the Fleas, in this case.
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  4999. While I agree with you, I don't think dragging federal politics into this discussion is helpful or appropriate.
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  5000. I bought plenty of Sophia by Coty off of eBay in my time. My husband bought me a brand new bottle in 1985, then they discontinued it!
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  5001. The elitists running this country 1) really hate the hoi polloi and 2) really think we're stupid. It's just cute, coy word games with them.
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  5002. Pantsless mutant potato.
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  5003. Mario Monti: Amazingly staged. "OK, everybody! Light the sparklers!" "Get a shot of the token fat girl!" "You with the real boobs--more jumping for the camera!"
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  5004. Norwegian is very pretty. I love it when the older people in my family speak it, even more when they sing in it. You might say that I'm biased, and I am. But you have an absolute bug up your bunda when it comes to you native tongue, Moreira. You're militant.
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  5005. It's his way of screening out the literal- minded religious scolds.
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  5006. And unburdened herself of what has been.
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  5007.  @red_adept  The worst category in there, in my opinion, is `influencer'. Tell me you're shallow and boring without telling me you're shallow and boring.
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  5008. Windy Bill Clinton was NEVER a hard act to follow. He even listed his own bowel movements as accomplishments.
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  5009. He did not look normal, he looked really dissipated.
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  5010. Now reloading supplies are scarce. Powder, primers, etc.
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  5011. I saw it live the first time rioters burned Milwaukee. Our Corvair got caught in the middle of a flash mob. I was 3.
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  5012. I think being so dreaded gets to some of the dentists. I had one who left his wife and 9 kids for an assistant. Another committed suicide one Christmas Eve. A third is meaner than snot to his assistants.
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  5013. "Vivat Regina Camilla/Vivat Rex Carolus" = Long live Queen Camilla/Long live King Charles = Да здравствует королева Камилла, да здравствует король Чарльз
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  5014. I think the only cure is an attack from the flying saucer men, World War III, or some other such rude awakening. The NPCs are several generations into hopeless idiocy.
    1
  5015. Because he's a Johnny one-note joke of a candidate. The Steve Forbes of 2020.
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  5016. Of course not. He's made them so much money as an elected dunce.
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  5017. People wearing headphones tend to turn into heavy breathers. People walking into such a place might become convinced that the entire staff is engaging in obscene phone calls.
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  5018. When does smoking a cigarette ever cause a buzz? Then again, my whole family smoked like a chimney. I started at age 18, a few weeks after I left for college. I realize now that I started in order to "feel normal", having been immersed my whole life in nicotine. Cold turkey was my best, quickest way to quit. Vaping is also a great way to quit cigarettes quickly.
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  5019. Oh, and Juul better fucking hurry up and bring back its mango pods. I want to keep one vice, okay? Is that too goddamn much to ask, soccer moms? Bring back mango pods!
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  5020.  @alchemist889  Appreciate your opinion. I also suspect that some people have a naturally low-key response to stimulants in general. ADHD people are an excellent example of that.
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  5021. Drink deeply, water brother.
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  5022. He moves like a sloth, sometimes.
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  5023.  @innosam123  Napoleon sounds a bit paranoid, in that case. Moustache Guy was that WW I corporal in the German army.
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  5024.  @innosam123  As I said, hubris.
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  5025. The only thing great about Meghan is her opinion of herself.
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  5026. Oh nooooooo! Not *Mitt*! Trump is done for. <snicker> Trump should never have fed him marshmallows and made him grovel publicly for the Sec'y. of State job before telling him, "Yeah, nope."
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  5027.  @will4673  I had thought that his tantrum over his credentials was just a tired literary device, but he really said all that shit! 😆 🤣 😂
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  5028. Kenosha was a small town.
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  5029. People have been forever retelling Shakespeare stories in new ways, but these days, it seems joyless and oppressive.
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  5030. Wisconsin?!? Send them to Wilmington!
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  5031. Don't care.
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  5032. Apparently, progressives are not bright enough to cope successfully with metaphor.
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  5033. Hence the mask.
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  5034. Kamala's riding a bike with about 20 training wheels.
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  5035. He mentioned the "huge riots" set off by the beating of Rodney King, but not King by name. Does it matter if he named King or not?
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  5036. ​ @dawnaustin4556 Get therapy.
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  5037. I wish D.C. weren't.
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  5038. If Biden gets elected, we are going to need a sitz bath.
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  5039. Was that bombastic old fool Cornell West? Hard to believe how seriously people have taken him over the years. Really a bizarre way of expressing himself . . . As if he threw darts at a thesaurus.
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  5040. ​ @Penguinzero1 That Joe is a corpse.
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  5041. Barr is a neocon and their day is now done.
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  5042. Double so there!
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  5043. Eh, Caroline.
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  5044. Is there a way Styx can do hair tutorials and maybe cuss, spit, and tell ribald jokes, so as not to seem like a fruit? 😉 😜 I have always had hair the same length, color and wave as Styx, and it is easy to keep. Bedhead is a short-hair phenomenon. Just wash it a time or two a week, let it air-dry, brush it gently, keep the ends trimmed. Styx says he uses Liz' purple shampoo for blondes. In the U.S., grey-haired people and towheads use it to mask yellowish build-up. Shimmer Lights is one brand.
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  5045. Trump has been a regular Don Rickles at rallies when taking pokes at Biden.
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  5046. Just watch out when you're in the swimming pool, my dude.
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  5047. Falling down and breaking bones that frequently in someone only 50ish or 60ish suggests 2 main things to clinicians: alcohol intoxication or Parkinson's. The conspiracy is to run such an unfit person for president. The Clintons crave power so much that they'll even recruit people to prop them up, even when they can't stand up for very long or think clearly. How RUDE and TASTELESS of the great unwashed to remark on Mrs. Clinton's infirmities.
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  5048.  @growhuntkillcaneat  From what I have heard, immigration laws up there are much more stringent than down here. Have they loosened things up? (I almost feel like a junior Canadian, myself, living a short drive from Ontario and Manitoba. Haven't been there in a while, but boy, do Canadian coins still turn up in handfuls of change, at least. ;-)
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  5049. Lucid dreams are fun, and listening to yours was entertaining. Bad news, though: after your thirties are done, so is a lot of your stage 4 sleep. Once I had a baby, at age 37, suddenly I was a light sleeper, capable of feeling refreshed after 2 2-hour chunks of sleep. Not sure how much of that was age and how much was maternal hormones. At any rate, a quiet hour of wakefulness in the middle of the night has been my "new normal" for about 15 years. I'm not sure man was meant to get 8 straight hours of sleep; that might be an artifact of the industrial age. Also never been able to walk very well in dreams. And while I can't conjure up exact visual detail in my conscious mind's eye, when I'm dreaming or even falling asleep, I see and can study everything in sharp, granular detail, as if I've become a genuine camera.
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  5050. Sure. On a cart.
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  5051. She is a period.
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  5052. The cats remain in the Netherlands.
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  5053. It may be the Democratic Party, but it is hardly democratic; it is medieval, courting the very poor and the very rich, and socking it enessly to people who work. I always feel it in my wallet when I pass through a blue state. Their cities are parasites, slowly starving their hosts. Their state pension funds alone keep ripping off the majority of taxpayers.
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  5054. Ireland has its own problems, exemplified by their PM.
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  5055. Lol! I woke up with a cold. Those goddamn elves!
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  5056. To every die-hard defender of Democrats, I'd like to say that I hope you never breed. And I do not wish to share my home canning with you if we have economic collapse. You asked for it.
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  5057. Tiggy Legge-Bourke? How sad.
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  5058. Walz is just a lowlife with couch jokes.
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  5059. All those nepotistic, rent-seeking paper pushers. Lol!
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  5060. It's time you got off this hobbyhorse. For one thing, you're just purveying your opinion, and for another, Diana has known the peace of the grave for almost 28 years. It's not healthy for you to carry a grudge, least of all on behalf of a dead woman who never knew that you were alive, and who had made her own peace with the current king and queen.
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  5061. More like D0rk Brandon.
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  5062. Why would you feel like a winner for any of that, Wolfe? Is that how collectivists roll? Sitting around, turning groceries into manure, taking personal pride in the installation of a sketchy pol in the White House, as if you really merit anything except pity?
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  5063. What kind of a hell do you live in?
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  5064. On "deck"?
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  5065. On the other hand, don't expect reliance on other funding sources to "turn it around".
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  5066.  @dirkdiggler5821  Second president. Wm. Henry Harrison died after 23 days in office.
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  5067. I like Taibbi, but he takes the same old cheap shots at Trump supporters. Disappointing.
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  5068. Reinstate Smith-Mundt.
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  5069. Who looks at the eyes?
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  5070. Believe it or not, not everyone has the exact same views as you.
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  5071. I came down with Graves' x 2, once after an MMR, once after childbirth, then shotgunned by a flu shot. Remission was spontaneous the first time, then induced by propylthiouracil the second time, 15 years ago. The TSH labs keep coming back around 2, and I feel fine. It's frustrating, though, that lab ranges for TSH remain so broad.
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  5072. Better than having crabs.
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  5073. He's like a magpie, taking stuff for his nest. Lol.
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  5074. @atlsooner85  Fall line? You mean the watershed on the east coast? Not sure there's a fall line along the gulf. Anyhow, that stuff doesn't survive very far north. In his growing zone, barely anything grows.
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  5075. Ischemic --> I-SKEEM'-ic
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  5076. I like the connotations of a mighty soaring American eagle passing over and mocking ill eagles. Oops, I mean illegals.
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  5077. Not so sure she and Bannon aren't just transactional vipers . . . it's not as if Trump NEEDS to set up unusually crazy foils.
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  5078. Bear in mind, Reagan was only 69 in 1980.
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  5079. Too bad we've reached the stage where it takes Donnie from Queens railing at friendly straw man to get anyone's attention. I say this as a Trump supporter, mind you. I guess this is what happens when reality TV is king. I feel as though Hillary was stuck in the 1990s with her Very Serious Person façade. Makes me wish that television optics hadn't determined our politics for almost 60 years. Sick of straw men, outrage, and all else that is manufactured.
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  5080. @nuqwestr  Funny thing, I am Kamala's age and remember fighting for "Feedom!" myself, heh heh, when Milwaukee was enduring it's long, hot summer. I fought for feedom and practiced wearing big girl panties. Funny, I have only been to LA a couple of times but visited a friend near where you describe, somewhere between Santa Monica and Beverly Hills. I remember well the typical American experience there, with its temple guarded by black-clad armed guards and the Rolls Royce dealership.
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  5081. @nuqwestr  Good for you. I'm an apostate Dem, too. I used to chair my county party. My friend, may he rest in peace, was a retired Warner Bros. exec who lived up against a hill in a very tony-looking neighborhood. I can't even remember his address because somebody else was doing the driving, but I do remember lots of orthodox Jews walking around and a heavily guarded synagogue on the corner of a busy street. From my friend's terrace, you could see an interesting building, a heap of white stone, that marked Century City. So glad you are joining the cause.
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  5082. @nuqwestr  Gotta wonder if shape-shifting politicians like Kamala, Joe, and Hillary just don't believe in The Google, or what. My personal favorite bullsh¡t story is Al Gore's claiming that his mother rocked him to sleep, singing, "Look for the Union Label."
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  5083. Back in the 1980s, someone compared Biden to a vicious bunny rabbit, and it kinda fit.
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  5084. ​ @uroboroh My ancestors came from Bohemia, and it was important for them to insist they were Bohemian. That Czechslovak thing never caught on with them.
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  5085. @patriots6552  But we got a senile old grifter in 2020. They could install a feebleminded lap dancer in '24. I will not relax until Trump is sworn in.
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  5086. I should not have called her that. She's a developmentally disabled problem drinker, lol.
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  5087. Sadly, yes.
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  5088. Hopefully, if that happened, they'd assign her a special Ed. paraprofessional.
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  5089. ​@user-je4vd9sp5dLittle Marco is the kind of Republican who is almost obsolete. He is no real friend of Trump's.
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  5090. ​ @bige.3474 Rubio is probably working with said government.
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  5091. I'd pay good money to watch that. Don Rickles versus Foster Brooks.
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  5092. Progressive reformer, upon waking up in the morning, asks himself, "In what sophomoric way can I abuse the system in order to shut somebody up, today?"
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  5093. There. Do you feel a little better, now? You can thank him after he retires, in 2025.
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  5094.  HipHopGamer92  Not when the American citizen prefers a transparent, innovative, effective president when compared to a superannuated, glsdhanding, money gobbling potato with evidence of widespread vote rigging behind him. Dopey Joe is just a potatohead with sticky palms.
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  5095. Be nice, people. She is average looking, and in shape--and she did the right thing.
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  5096. When I was a kid, it was a stripper skinnydipping in a fountain in front of a congressional building (Fanny Flagg). Nothing new under the sun.
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  5097. Such addled freaks, whining about "safety" and "health".
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  5098. But he was dumb enough to kill someone . . . He killed a woman.
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  5099. It pretty much is not. Bed wetter.
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  5100. Way to exhibit your pet hatred, Mr. Fountains. I'm probably a better shot with a snubbie than you are.
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  5101. Do you have a medical alert bracelet? Legit first responders are pretty good at sorting out drunkenness from insulin shock.
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  5102. Yeah, but her ute pickles babies. Just look at Chelsea.
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  5103.  @bigrig.  I was over 40 when I voted for him. It took me about 20 years to get free of my university indoctrination.
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  5104. We need Trump back. He knows infrastructure and he gets things done.
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  5105.  @polentusmax6100  Acho q isso eh bosta.
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  5106. Happened in Michigan's upper peninsula (Houghton?).
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  5107. God, I hope they compensate Juan Williams well for drooling the other networks' line. Just the fact that they have this kind of lame panel makes me wonder why I watched the whole thing.
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  5108. Remember that the "peasantry" balked at paying for repairs when the castle burned; the Queen had to pay. She has some skin in the game.
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  5109.  @rcristy  I agree with you. And they did pay, and they did open their palaces to tours to help pay, which seems fair.
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  5110. Bologna
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  5111. Clinton presided over turning over control in 1999, but the deal was done earlier.
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  5112. Romney is another great illustration of why dynastic politicians are terrible politicians: entitled and talentless in comparison to their dynasty's founder. In Romney's case, even the founder was found lacking. Nixon rejected George Romney as a running mate with the words, "Too dumb."
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  5113. And that's also another reason why I gag every time I hear someone wish for a Trump child to run for president.
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  5114. Aren't you sick of being outraged?
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  5115. What does that leave? Blunderbusses?
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  5116. They're not after him—they're after your cats. Trump is just standing in the way.
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  5117. This may date me, but Pelosi reminds me of Aunt Clara from "Bewitched" when she bumbles and fumbles around like that. And this slurred speech is fairly recent.
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  5118. You seem to be eaten through with materialistic envy. Unlike you, the man is a somebody. Read some history.
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  5119. He has often displayed a lopsided grin. So does Hunter.
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  5120. And this purism is why libertarians can't have nice things.
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  5121. I think I'll manufacture bump stocks and sell them at gun shows. It's okay. I'll just label them as paperweights.
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  5122. Well, Orange County used to be one of the more solidly RePUBLICan counties in the US. If they weren't also complicit, we wouldn't have PUBLIC RATS.
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  5123. Why impeach? It has come to mean nothing. Just a hollow gesture. I would rather see tarring and feathering.
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  5124. Abrams: second-worst sore loser in American politics.
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  5125. I first was aware of Biden when he was favored by the press in 1988 to be the front-runner. Then POW! he has to drop out because he plagiarized some stuff in college. Half his family was wiped out in a car wreck, then he almost died from a brain bleed, and I think he was working the "survivor" personal narrative just as the plagiarism gods vaporized him. After that, he was never the flavor of the month, and pretty much took the veil in accepting the VP/gaffe-generator spot from Obama. I'm not sure where the populist perception of Biden ever came from--he was the Senator from Citibank, fer cry-eye! According to Ed Klein, Obama wanted Biden to run, and Biden sort of wanted to, but took a pass because of the river of shit he knew HRC would send his way. Same with Warren, when Obama approached her. She knew exactly what Hillary would do to beat her.
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  5126. It is lunacy to worry about Russia or its former satellites. Democrats' newfound lust for foreign blood is lunacy. The whole party has lost its way. That's why I left it a decade ago. What kind of grifter is in favor of truckloads of cash for a backwater European country mainly known for its "laundry" services?
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  5127. Democrats wasting our money overseas is lunacy. Snap out of it!
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  5128. My father had that, at age 71, after having a grand mal sz while driving, and taking the steering wheel smack in the center of his chest. I remember the angiogram, watching the apex balloon out with every beat. His ejection fraction was 12! Long story short, it rebounded to 45 within days.
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  5129. Palin was not exactly a brainiac.
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  5130. I have at least 1 .38 5-shot on me unless I'm in a school, federal building or Trump rally. Got a 7-banger in my purse and a 9-mm. Ruger in the console of my little Kia.
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  5131.  @shortyorc121  Walking around with a gun in plain sight for no obvious reason is asking for trouble, currently, unless you're hunting. I live in a purple state and have a license to conceal. I'd just as soon wear a bullseye shirt as open-carry.
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  5132.  @shortyorc121  Jeez Louise! Which is your state? That is nuts.
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  5133. You mean to say that Trump . . . farts?
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  5134.  @TheTastefulThickness  I never understood the point of doing a podcast on camera, and Styx had no podcasts anywhere when I began to listen to him. Not sure what you are even griping about--styx' visuals add nothing to his content, unless you want to fawn over the cat. He doesn't even dress up in goofy costumes any longer.
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  5135.  @TheTastefulThickness  But I don't care about that, either. I grew up with lo-fi. Why eat up unnecessary bandwidth?
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  5136.  @TheTastefulThickness  You're suffering from champagne problems.
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  5137. Paulie P.? Juan Williams? What the heck is this? It is not news. Checking out, Watters--you bore me.
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  5138. @lisica8458  But, but . . . she had hurt feeeelings.
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  5139. People like Liz Cheney are why I refuse to join the Rs after leaving the Dems 5 years ago. The GOP needs to purge itself of powermongers out to exploit Americans like livestock.
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  5140. One year ago, Trump drew about 20,000 to an airport hangar in rural NE Wisconsin, a purple state with 5 million people.
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  5141. Why is Kiki not feeding her baby her own milk, Jeanine?
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  5142. He always did look bizarre. During the 2004 campaign, everyone noticed when he got dosed with botox, because his forehead, which had been as wrinkled as a shar-pei's, suddenly became smooth and immobile. But recently, he's been doing more radical stuff to his face. Taxidermy, maybe.
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  5143. My husband is Greek-American. Having one too many drinks will always bring out his inner Greek.
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  5144. I don't know . . . I'm an xer who loves the gig economy and the unpredictable schedule. Then again, it helps to have insurance from my Boomer husband. One of the reasons a baccalaureate degree is required for so many things, now, is that college was pushed at us as a given, and it was dumbed down to accommodate all those midwits, too.
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  5145. How can we miss you if you won't go away, Barack?
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  5146. He has no business being governor. He's just a ringmaster for the Democrat/Teachers' union state machine. And he's trying everything possible to kneecap small business in the state with COVIDiocy.
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  5147. Whatever. Fox Nooz. Establishment viewzzzzz.
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  5148. Fuck Javanka . . . in their scrawny necks.
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  5149. Who is that Democrat apologist? Not only is she talking nonsense, but her vocal fry is one of the worst I've heard in a while.
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  5150. I'm sorry, Paul.
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  5151. @psongman9536  Someone is lamenting his daughter's loss and you nitpick about a typo? You win Clod of the Day. 🙄
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  5152. She was a swamp witch in Christmas wrapping.
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  5153. Hillary admitted to having paid the DNC to support her in 2014. Would you prefer an RNC chaired by Romney's niece, or one with a Trump as a co-chair? RNC chair is a private position, not a public office.
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  5154. A university degree in Spanish got me a buck over minimum wage as an interpreter, but I make a very nice wage as a tech school registered nurse. The most depressing thing about the university was how mediocre fellow students were. And this was before all the trigger warnings and stuff.
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  5155. I think that's why the rubber snake on the cycad. Cycads are extremely poisonous to cats.
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  5156. I'm fed up with that anti-sandwich nonsense!
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  5157. Nicely done, Dave.
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  5158. Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon looked a great deal like her putative mother, though.
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  5159.  @robertisham5279  I'd like it to mean "unpatriotic to buy".
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  5160. Can't afford buttons.
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  5161. I'll bet that those attorneys loathed every minute of having to deal with their own client. He is a special brand of stupid, after all.
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  5162. NASA had been using a lot of old Soviet engines well into the 21st century and may still be doing so.
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  5163. A real-life Bulworth.
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  5164. She's an oldster. When she was young, nurses did play a much more basic role in many places.
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  5165. Ukraine appears to be a fantastic money laundry for our `rulers', as well.
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  5166. Trump had firm foreign policy and never started a pointless war.
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  5167. Nate Silver used to post as "Poblano" on Daily Kos when I hung out there. Moulitsas is a horse race guy, and pulled Poblano's signal out of the mud back in the 2008 primaries, where he was reliably nailing the results. Thus was born Nate Silver, and his accuracy has been slipping ever since. I suspect that there is a lot of pressure to push poll and weight in favor of Democrats at the nationwide media level.
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  5168. Meghan is so ruthless, she'd flay them all.
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  5169. Meghan could grab a mic and disperse them all with a speech about women's empowerment.
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  5170. Bill and Hill will go down as the Bonnie and Clyde of American politics. What a pair!
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  5171. How is he still alive 32 years after being sentenced to death? I am not fond of the death penalty at all, but either have it, or don't have it. Better to spare a guilty man than execute an innocent one. Mensa, I think, is the least exclusive IQ club, since 132 is the minimum score. That means you might only be the second-smartest shopper in a Wal*Mart at any given time. <sniff>
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  5172. Try telling that to your typical active Democrat. They think that credentials = wisdom = intelligence.
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  5173. Regression to the mean.
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  5174. The "Shout Your Abortion!" crowd have made a LOT of people examine their own personal limits. They've done it by managing to sicken reasonable, moral people.
    1
  5175. "Electits"?
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  5176. Any child growing up with an addict for a parent can affirm that such parents are effectively selfish monsters whose habits warp the next generation, too.
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  5177. What explains the 9 aborted infants in Minnesota who were allowed to dies last year, then? They were delivered alive but allowed to die.
    1
  5178. Look up "city chicken" recipes.
    1
  5179. Tammy Baldwin, you are dead to me. Voting against you in 2024--if you have the bad judgment to run again.
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  5180. ​ @Menaceblue3 Yes. I am convinced that his old heart is up to some shit.
    1
  5181. Chris Miller said the withdrawal was never intended to be total. Article in the NY Post. Haven't seen anybody discuss this, yet.
    1
  5182. No, it really doesn't fix much. It's just a temporary stopgap, and they still seem quite demented and keep declining while taking it.
    1
  5183. "Dicking around in the Middle East since the Eisenhower administration." True-- sometimes literally. There was a veteran and businessman in our town who'd been in Iran, then. When he died at home of natural causes, word got out from the first responders that he had had no genitalia. A legacy of the pre-Ayatollah Iranians, who had tortured him.
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  5184. Eisenhower had his hand forced in the Middle East by Texas oilmen. Eisenhower had some rather choice comments about the stupidity of the Texas oilmen trying to dictate his foreign policy.
    1
  5185. I'll be relieved only when Swedes and other Europeans ride their idiot elites out of town on a rail.
    1
  5186.  @bunnycute666  We must fight "Big Ben".
    1
  5187. I would press my face in the snowdrift and see how long I could breathe through it. For a long time, it turns out.
    1
  5188. He did make good points about foreign relations and America sliding into "failed state" status. And I, for one, prefer it when he spares us the camp and speaks about the issues. There is nothing entertaining about a government that goes after political foes.
    1
  5189. I think that this was a sloppy case, too, although I want to add that carotids pull back away from the anterior aspect of the neck when the head is arched back.
    1
  5190. Pretty sure you would not like to be ostracized or otherwise cast out, either. Stop pretending that you aren't borne of woman and fascinated by her, as well.
    1
  5191.  @mikecavossa6450  I'm a she, but I own more firearms than J.D. Vance's granny.
    1
  5192. Its a goitrogen. People with sluggish thyroid should avoid soy--unless it is fermented, as is soy sauce and miso.
    1
  5193. Just don't order it from Temu; they'll send a firecracker.
    1
  5194. Thank you.
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  5195. I have no British skin in the game, but I would love to see Harry and his heirs helped to get shut of the predatory harridan.
    1
  5196. Is "yellow" a protected elected of color?
    1
  5197. Biden has created s massive bureau of black history month, I guess.
    1
  5198. Said no one, ever.
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  5199. tolpacourt: One useful aspect of Rasmussen is that it is one of the few to poll the "likely voter." Given this, it should be both more stable and more predictive than other polls.
    1
  5200. Can wookies even hold office?
    1
  5201. How is Gretchen Whitmer governor of a state? She belongs in some miserable HR department, somewhere, making the job worse for scores of employees, not millions of Michiganders.
    1
  5202. My folks had a camera, so I do! Plot twist: I was child #4, so I got like 4 scenes out of 400.
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  5203. So, did we mention Kerry's recent freelancing in Iran? How has he been able to get away with that? Flashback: I once had John Kerry on my lap. I was at a Democratic rally in July of 2004--for Kerry, the day before he picked groupie-banging John Edwards as his running mate. I was sitting on a big bale of hay, breastfeeding my baby, and Dave Obey climbs up and over my legs on his way to play with the band. Before I could even react, somebody is pulling John Kerry over, too. Crawling right over my lap--and me with a breast out. Bony old fellow. I decided to get out of there, and my last impression of Kerry was of him standing on a hay wagon, pretending to play rhythm guitar to "This Land is Your Land," and looking like a big, craggy dork. I don't have any excuse for going to his rally, except that I could never bring myself to vote for Dubya Bush.
    1
  5204. Now that's funny.
    1
  5205. I struck out on my own during the Carter recession. It wasn't easy, but it wasn't an unhappy time, either.
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  5206. LOL. Did somebody on television tell you that, big brain?
    1
  5207. Graves' disease. She has a really severe case. This happened to me, too, to a moderate degree. It has made me self-conscious of having an angry-looking glare.
    1
  5208. Hair. They give him hair treats.
    1
  5209. I think Gaetz wants Steve Scalise, but Scalise now has a cancer fight on his hands.
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  5210. Same here. I could not stomach more of the same disappointment with Hillary, and I cast a Trump protest vote. He soon surprised me with his effective leadership, though! This will be my third vote for Trump. FOR Trump— not just a protest vote. Trump delivers.
    1
  5211. ​ @rebecca2548 If you are not an American, who cares what you think? Get your own country straightened up.
    1
  5212. He has help from his brother, Charlie.
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  5213. Ladybug. Or maybe Burgertime.
    1
  5214. I keep hearing that Jill is the one responsible for Biden's continued candidacy. But is there a clear source for this rumor?
    1
  5215. ​ @MrCarhoo Boarding school warps the toffs.
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  5216. I'm over my qualms. I just want him to depart.
    1
  5217. ​ @socalsurf Well, I'd tell France to eff off, too, after their legendary ingratitude.
    1
  5218. They caved in to domestic terrorism. Seems to me that this kind of intimidation is criminal and provides more fodder for pro-Trump legal eagles.
    1
  5219. @2cupojoe136  In these parlous times, even the professionals will go on TV and hazard a guess, based on signs they have observed. Since they did it to Bush and Trump, Biden is fair game—and a lot more blisteringly obvious.
    1
  5220. As long as the F-35s don't keep breaking.
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  5221. Even if it is not a threat or attack, trying to get to someone through a relative, friend, or coworker is manipulative. Psychologically healthy people do not pull this triangulation nonsense. If you do, you're at least a really high grade of asshole who deserves NO attention at all.
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  5222. She has a numb, slack look of stupidity on her face in all those photos.
    1
  5223. Brazil's my favorite movie. And Rosenstein is Jack Lint.
    1
  5224. Not Birdbrain.
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  5225. Hard-hitting news you can use!
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  5226. The slander is stomach-turning.
    1
  5227. Austin Goolsby, Obama's chief economist. What's worse, he has the Chicago skyline as his backdrop. One ironic thing is the tall, sleek Trump tower in the distance.
    1
  5228. Who writes speeches for that douchebag? Sounds like a 4H speech.
    1
  5229. He served 4 years as the civilian commander in chief for the entire armed forces of the United States. He has served his country. And he donated the salary.
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  5230. @Robocat-ff3vn  Your Big Lie is so big that it's become lame. Your talking points are so old that they're sporting toupees. I hope nobody is paying you to rant about heel spurs, because it is well documented that Trump lost about 700 million in net worth during his 4 years as president, and it's easy to check into his background, which includes having been a cadet at a military academy. It is not service in the armed forces, but it helped make him successful. He has been president, whereas you work on a content farm, and you're obviously slacking off. Find some new material, lazybones.
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  5231. Why new films? Weren't the old ones convincing enough? My dad was in that test and saw the different types of construction, before and after. Afterward, he saw one tank that was driven halfway into the ground, sideways. Plus noticed how thoroughly vaporized the really close objects had been.
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  5232. My husband once constructed a rocket igniter from Pep Boys parts for NASA, but no lives rode on that, because it was just a test. Even so, I can not feel bad for these people, except maybe for the 19 y.o.
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  5233. Birdbrain, where's your husband?
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  5234. I d3cided that "Pod Save America" wasn't worth even one listen when they had Hillary Clinton on. That woman agrees to nothing without first getting a host's balls in her purse.
    1
  5235. Those two are humans, not just hominids.
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  5236. He has already had it. He had a My Little Pony.
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  5237. He looked ready to defecate a brick, looking at the 6-foot bunny.
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  5238. Ick! I am so sorry to have read this.
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  5239. Comment of the day!
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  5240. He's almost like Foster Brooks, here.
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  5241. Never encountered cheval in Mexico, but did find plenty of chevon (goat) in the north. Charcoal roasted cabrito is popular in Nuevo León.
    1
  5242. You mean whatshisname?
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  5243. Nikki Haley was invited to the convention a few days prior. I recollect a headline.
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  5244. Other than that, I guess he's okay.
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  5245. 😆 🤣 🤢 🤮 😆 🤣
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  5246. @MorbidManMusic Well, when some guy sweeps you with his shotgun, be sure to get your complex mind whirring and humming on a better solution. Preferably faster than the 6 seconds it will take the gunman to kill two innocent souls. Or did you have a foolproof idea for preventing crazy gunmen from opening fire in church in the first place? If so, you shouldn't be holding out on us simpletons.
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  5247. It's not "leftoids" who want to foul up school choice. Most state Democratic parties are half- composed of teachers' union members who vote to keep their jobs and strong unions no matter their place on the ideologocal spectrum. It's a political machine. Forget leftism. Leftism is a red herring.
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  5248. Hmm. Just been checking the back catalogue after a couple of years' of sporadic listening about current events. This video made me laugh in recognition, numerous times. I'm at least 2 decades older, and female, and my son is almost 2 decades younger, but our school trajectories seem very similar to that of Styx, thanks to "raging ADHD" and precocity. My son and I therefore also had close brushes with "the SPED shed" (literally a bunch of separate barracks at my Milwaukee school in the 1970s). We were bored and on strike as students, as well as disruptive and even subversive. I drew little SF icons of what I called "bug-eyed monsters," which were in demand by my fellow 10 y.o. classmates. The boy classmates, anyhow. My kid was fascinated with the mechanics/physics of automobile collisions, and would endlessly sketch crumpled cars, make stop-action videos of matchbox car crashes, etc., horrifying his teachers. Cel Damage was his first video game, then Minecraft . . . I am too old for video games other than the kind that separated me from quarters, but back in 1980, in the first computer class my HS offered, I became obsessed with programming graphics routines in BASIC on computers so primitive, they had tape drives and were powered by kerosene, I think. My son, at 15, still has a penchant for wearing military garb (Mussolini, not Hitler) and really stupid costumes. Got him in trouble at school, and I may grouse at him yet, if he comes home from school with a Magic Marker moustache on his lip. Then there's the sophisticated, inappropriate-for-school humor. But anyway . . . Between my son and me, we have Styx' other oddities covered, too. The streetlight thing happens to me not every day, but every week, and it has made me wonder, at times. Came to ride bike late, at age 10, but that probably had more to do with being the youngest child in a not-affluent family. Finally grew into my sister's Triumph at 10. My considered opinion is that a reasonably coordinated adult unable to ride bike is probably just over-thinking the matter.
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  5249. Democrats drive me nuts. Our D Senator, Tammy Baldwin, is a cipher, but they'll keep voting for her because lesbian. She avoided appearing with Biden yesterday in Madison.
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  5250. Oldest party in the world, though. 200+ years old.
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  5251. Obama is starting to look like an old ghoul with store-bought teeth.
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  5252. Can inhibit fruiting, though.
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  5253. Sounds like an excellent long-form podcast! Subscribed.
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  5254. Dems: "Help! We can't pass this polished turd!"
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  5255. I am sorry that you've lost your faculties, your discernment. Let me guess—you were one of those `country club Republicans.'
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  5256. She is very machiavellian. Like Meghan Markle, but with a political veneer.
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  5257. Kinda boxy.
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  5258. Uh . . . I think fentanyl is a synthetic opioid. No need for the poppies.
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  5259. Make her earn it.
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  5260.  @usernamemeh81  Call a guy from São Paulo a "Latino" and he'll have a cow. I made that mistake once, and was told (in Portuguese) that he was no Mexican--just pure Iberian with Sephardic Jew in there, someplace. I guess in his mind, Latin or Latino meant Mestizo and Spanish-speaking, period.
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  5261.  @detectivefiction3701  And so what if he is a Trump supporter? They are decent people, just as you regard yourself to be. And besides, no matter how he votes, his discernible bias is negligible. I could go on, but gee whiz, sports fan, start using your head in a less reflexively partisan way.
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  5262. Joke Biden is the biggest race baiter since Reconstruction who has ever stunk up the Oval Office.
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  5263. That's my cousin!
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  5264.  @brendathompson2288  I'm not sure, yet, lol! The further away from the war-happy he gets, the better.
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  5265. @nomadmarauder-dw9re  It was a most forgettable convention and race. Practically the only thing I remember from the coverage was when Bob Dole fell off a stage.
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  5266.  @nomadmarauder-dw9re  Where in MS? I have lived in Waveland/Bay St. Louis.
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  5267.  @Icureditwithmybrain  One psychologist pegged Trump as a "typical hypomanic businessman" type. Hypomania often just *is*.
    1
  5268. There is such a thing as communal narcissism with many preachers and ICQ mavens in their number. They'll kick your ass for contradicting them.
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  5269. Cornea transplants. Those have been done for decades.
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  5270. Well, we have been using salt domes in Louisiana. Are there more like them?
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  5271. Americans do understand primogeniture! We understand it to be basically 85% BS and don't live by it.
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  5272. Lol. What?
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  5273. Concussive brain damage.
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  5274. As a Dutch-American, I say, "Fucken A!"
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  5275. ​ @poutine57 He's a Democrat, for one thing.
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  5276. Who let you out of the short bus?
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  5277.  @samuelmack-poole6789  "I love you, and I want to die in your arms."
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  5278.  @DeezN00tz99  Take your red/blue garbage and stuff it. Your disdain is a huge problem. One man's First World state is another man's liberal sh*thole.
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  5279.  @fernandocuriel124  It is. People are dumping physical metals and throwing it into the crypto sector. I do not share their faith in crypto, so I just sank 5 digits into metals. It's really the only sure inflation hedge I can think of putting my investments in at the moment. I have quite a bit tied up in the market at the moment, with few non-penalized options.
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  5280. Her soothing voice.
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  5281. Yeah, no. The post-war consensus is in its death throes and has been. And Russia is not "literally communist." The Ukraine is even named for its historically peripheral relation to Moscow. Go back to school. A good school.
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  5282. I don't think that the 200 y.o. Dem. party is in such good health, and I don't recollect a time in my 53 years when it has been so suicidally illiberal. I hop that the goddamn, useless party dies good and dead. About time. Very little love for the Rs, either, but they are less crooked and nazilike.
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  5283. Don't think for a moment that the lot of them weren't total snobs, 24/7.
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  5284. On the other hand, she did give birth 5 times.
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  5285.  @JdoubleU1222  I loathe HRC, but I think she was a lovely woman back in the day, when she wasn't doing the Coke bottle glasses and hairy leg thing. Odd, too, because nobody else in her family was particularly good-looking. I still think she looks okay for someone her age, despite the gallon of botox. Chutney is a different story. She looks a lot like the horse-faced Virginia Cassidy--Bill's old floozy mother. I don't buy the Hubbell rumor, at all. In fact, John McCain once spilled the beans at a fundraising dinner. "You know why Chelsea Clinton is so ugly?" he asked the room. No one really had an answer. "It's because Janet Reno is her father," McCain replied.
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  5286. I think it really is balloon animals.
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  5287. My husband, also from the South, is very fond of Degan.
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  5288. Trump-curious today, Trumpophiles tomorrow.
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  5289. Do not comply.
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  5290. I've been watching Joe since 1987. When he made the comment about "garbage", he was being his old, pugnacious self. That's about as authentic as Joe is able to get, these days; his controllers have been trying to keep him on a short leash. His amending statement a few days later seemed more like ginned up outrage. Did he mention his own dead children, then, too? Hey, I lost a few children, myself, but I don't wave them around like a bloody shirt, as Joe does at every opportunity.
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  5291.  @The00Dude  Bite a rock, propagandist.
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  5292.  @The00Dude  Why do you bother with this hoary propaganda? Does it butter your bread? Don't bother with me, please; I am an ex-Democrat and former office holder within the party and I recognize what you're doing but do not know why you're doing it. I am now an independent and always a pragmatist. Old slogans and propaganda I can easily ignore. Save your effort for something more productive. Take care!
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  5293.  @The00Dude  You assume too much, friend. I never did like any cable news source back in the day except C-SPAN, and now they stink, too, as does Faux News. Faux is just marginally less dumb that all the other awful cable news sources.
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  5294. Into her wrist radio: "I've got one who can SEE!"
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  5295. I usually hate streams, too, but Styx does okay and keeps it moving along. The video game talk is excruciatingly boring, but that's always a good time for me to take out the garbage, bring in the snail mail, or hit fast-forward.
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  5296. Conservatives are too busy to dive into their own navels and worry about every little sniffle, ache, pain, and microaggression. Serious, here; so-called progressives seem to be neurotic, miserable people.
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  5297. CNN didn't downsize -- and Ronald Reagan just bleaches his face.
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  5298. Passed out and then lost his cookies. I remember a still photo of his head fountaining in the PM's lap. Impressive.
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  5299. Wisconsin has no DFL. And this is not a political problem--it's a tragedy for 2 communities and 3 families.
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  5300. A little after 2000, Microsoft applications turned into dogfood. They supposedly were more "intuitive". Not so!
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  5301. Too simple an explanation.
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  5302.  Mt. Olympus Must Fall  You don't get what omnibus bills are, do you? Or what politicking is all about; you just apply your own purity tests without mercy. Jeez!
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  5303. Who cares?
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  5304. She's a clitless strumpet. Now that takes aptitude!
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  5305. That bony freak has found himself quite a sinecure.
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  5306. HR could always reserve these blinkers for the disruptive and distracted miscreants. Wearing a headset would also then have a shaming component to it, similar to being in stocks. It would signal to your peers, "This person is a knucklehead too dumb not to drink the bathwater. This person does not understand "quid pro quo" and is therefore being subjected to behavioral retraining. Help us keep an eye on this time-thieving nitwit."
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  5307.  @glowingone1774  I'm guessing you've never done anything more important than washing dishes at a Texas Roadhouse.
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  5308. Looser than what? A Democratic streetwalker?
    1
  5309. SEC has disallowed the merger and investors took a bit of a bath since Friday. Buy low, now!
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  5310. You know, Trump eats steak well done, and with ketchup.
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  5311. "Unbiased", not "unbias".
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  5312. Keith has long been willing and able to foam at the mouth on cue. I think Ben Affleck even mocked it in a SNL skit.
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  5313. He's really young. That's his secret.
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  5314.  @magiemaggot  Oh, stick your Trump derangement! Get some help with your scapegoating problem.
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  5315.  @DR-hy6is  Guess I touched a nerve of yours! Trump derangement is an ugly thing to behold. Truly, it is. Hate Trump all you want--nobody cares. But at least hate him for something real, D R. Not only must you be miserable, but you're also clearly quite gullible.
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  5316. Kamala is probably wishing she could just flee from the whole campaign. Ruthless people are running her.
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  5317. I don't care for credentialed stupidity, either.
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  5318. Next up: a Democratic presidential candidate who vapes.
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  5319. ​ @shaunvduke  He was her rockhead. Diana was said to have pushed out staff who were members of the "pink mafia," as she termed it, because she thought they were a rotten influence for young boys.
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  5320. Sounds like Swetnik is an established crazy bitch. If you believe her ex-BF, she's a CB of the Fatal Attraction strain, since he and his family needed to change their phone numbers after he forever and finally got rid of her. Crazy Bitches© aren't always bitter clingers, strippers or singers, but they're always gold diggers.
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  5321. By the way, the most horrible punishment for a Crazy Bitch© isn't necessarily to be ignored (although they do crave attention); the worst fate for Crazy Bitches© is to be exposed for the lying, transactional skanks that they are. So, Senator Grassley, good work. Not all heroes wear capes.
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  5322. Pinworms
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  5323. Hitler and eggs. That's all they've got.
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  5324. You mean Mary the prizefighter? Well, first she went crazy and would sometimes beat him up, then she, uh, suspended herself.
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  5325. Part of Trump's reasoning was to direct attention to another Georgia political broker who is a Trump loyalist. I forget his name.
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  5326. America already had a decent education system by the time Carter thought up the Department of Education. The DoE was unnecessary and has not worked.
    1
  5327. "Sodalistic war pigs". That's good!
    1
  5328. It's only dipped down to -10°F so far, here in n. Wisconsin. Most of the winter has been great--up in the 20s and 30s. Balmy winter.
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  5329. Biden might have believed that at one time. Maybe for 5 minutes, in 1973.
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  5330. ​@teresaellerbee6471 so if your callous rhetoric angers someone enough to pop you in the teeth, you've reaped what you've sown, Theresa.
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  5331. That's why we call it "the Dem nom."
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  5332. ​ @mia2305 Oh? Did you also refer to "Queen Regnant Elizabeth," then, because you're such a stickler? Do you know how to play the "pianoforte" and ride in a "taxi cabriolet," too?
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  5333. I'll bet Nimarata is Trump's hired nemesis. Hired for the spectacle. It makes so little other sense.
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  5334. ​ @TruthB7Told  You must be a person whom people run to for comfort and support.
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  5335. This is crazy and saddening. I could not finish watching this.
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  5336. Ah yes. The yellowcake.
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  5337. Eff you very much. You must be a very naughty man-child.
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  5338. American, here. Trilled or tap R is so much easier than a uvular R. And French downright hurts my throat because of all the y eu œu stuff.
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  5339. Sure, but the biggest whiner about Trump's 7/4 bash is my 76 y. o. high school chemistry teacher. Salting his speech with "fuck" every other sentence isn't his style, and this would not make a favorable impression. Personally, I don't care, but a lot of people do care about decorum. It's deeper than just the old FCC rules.
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  5340. I don't know if I'm way off-base, or what, but I think that Flanagan guy was a real jerk!
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  5341. Old Churchy Ladytits had better plan something else for 2024--preferrably retirement. Nobody wants that RINO coward.
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  5342. Or the one in the earpiece.
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  5343. Most people do, honey---just not past the first trimester, much.
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  5344. I just branded a gas pump with one last night. No-ethanol gasoline now costs above $4/gallon.
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  5345.  @aaronrowell6943  I refused to take it, rendering myself personally non grata to Mayo and other big clinics/hospitals in my area. Got around it by working agency and signing a religious objection form so that I still am able to work with my small employer. Also seeing a lot of Filipino nurses and aides. They work hard, but the culture clash makes them difficult to supervise. As a nurse, I find it very hard to get timely results, now, dealing with pharmacies and other facilities. It's all a disorganized muddle. My husband just had cancer surgery and there was no leaving him to fend for himself at the busy, understaffed hospital, either.
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  5346. There's a van Der Plaats (Belgian) running in Wisconsi n's Door County. He's a libertarian who won 10%, last time.
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  5347. Jacob Vanden Plas
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  5348. And, Lord help us, she's a legacy pol even less competent than her famously mediocre father. Who really wants to elect a second-generation eff-up?
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  5349. I feel bad for the guy, but on the other hand, 56 is a long life for someone with Down syndrome. They get hit hard quite young by heart disease and dementia.
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  5350. This is an ethics problem. Congress just passed a rule in 2017: Don't fuck the staff. Also: don't misappropriate your funds.
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  5351. Yes. This was the almost-immediate DUH! that tuned me out. I'm sure that alien protein could make us sick, or ours them, (if they even have protein at all), but would our pathogens, like, give them cholera, too? Do they even have a gut? Is their solvent even water? I'm thinking he can't imagine a physiology based on anything but CHON, remember that he believes in magic, and have to discount it all as unimaginative blather.
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  5352.  @williamcase426  vvv
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  5353. You seem slow.
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  5354. The plants are just busy engulfing and digesting him.
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  5355. Hillary just tweeted misleading voter registration information about Wisconsin. She posted a voter registration deadline but did not inform users that Wisconsin has same-day voter registration. Why is the old yeast infection still posting, after that? I and James Woods are interested in why the rule was not applied to her. Not that she ever had damns to give about Wisconsin before . . .
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  5356. Crotch-level pandering?
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  5357. THIS. IS. UNEMPLOYMENT.
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  5358.  @cattycorner8  Davidson also got a hideous Hillary Clinton tattoo on his arm following her loss in 2016.
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  5359. So, he's tapped for special prosecutor the day after Trump turns him down for FBI chief, in favor of new blood. How is Mueller not anxious to cover Derp State asses? He's taking forever. He loaded his team with Dem. partisans, he indicted a dozen ham sandwiches, and so forth. He's quite complicit, or so it appears.
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  5360. Ignore Jaxon in the comments; his gullibility and complacency is showing.
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  5361. Jon Lebovitz, were you trying to be funny? You might consider better writers.
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  5362. His left eye is wider.
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  5363. ​ @WORLD-DEMOCRACY-7791 Okay, Karen. Do you know where your husband is?
    1
  5364. Are you 14? If I could, I'd throw a rotten tomato at you.
    1
  5365. Hope they outgrow the need for it quickly.
    1
  5366.  Boogie26 Robert  That hand movement is Pelosi, frantically trying to sew up the huge rips in her party's "big tent".
    1
  5367. Jailbirds, at least.
    1
  5368. Did Trump ask Bloomberg to drop this anchor on the Democratic boat? What a stupid idea!
    1
  5369. Lol. Born in 1964, she represents the butt end of the Boomers.
    1
  5370. Plus vocal fry and that uncertain-sounding uptalk, yet. Thought trendy feminine speech patterns were bad in 1982, but that was before vocal fryyyyyyyyyyy.
    1
  5371. Inauguration used to happen in March.
    1
  5372. The sky is frequently green during a tornado, Mad[c]ow. Go touch some grass.
    1
  5373. Eight dogs? Wow. We once had 7 after helping lighten the load of a hoarder who'd kept 40. They were awful.
    1
  5374. Before they impeach, they must make a case, as obvious as this administration's incompetence is.
    1
  5375. What a canard. Biden openly expresses contempt for over half of us and puts us on watch lists because of our politics.
    1
  5376. Pregnant and on bedrest is what I meant to type.
    1
  5377. And muh metrics.
    1
  5378.  @followthegrow108  It's not what you and your Canadian friends think that matters, here. It's what Dems think. Take it from me, since I used to be one. Consider this: most Dems don't fret about gun control or collectivized health care. And rank & file Dems really HATE pointless neocon meatgrinders like Syria. That is to say, you're totally up your own ass, here. You're unable to view Tulsi Gabbard through anyone else's lens but your own.
    1
  5379. ^^^ This ^^^
    1
  5380. Their personal dream becomes our political nightmare.
    1
  5381.  @Independantthnkr  DeSantis initially clamped down on Florida during the lockdown, but to his credit opened it up. He should stay in Florida. I, for one, could never vote for an Establishment dunce like DeSantis. He is a dime a dozen. My state was open, too--and our governor was a Democrat.
    1
  5382. OMG, what a blast from the past! LOL!
    1
  5383. Jacobins.
    1
  5384. Yechhh. They'd look better in burkas.
    1
  5385. I think they wired her for painful zaps every time she looked as if she might laugh. That explains her wincing, pinched grimaces.
    1
  5386.  @caroleehubbard8380  Go genuflect before your Hillary shrine and leave the driving to principled realists, aging hippy grandma.
    1
  5387. Liz Cheney would need to enroll in charm school before she would make a "respectable" View host. Maybe Lynne Cheney is free. She at least has a little bit of sparkle to her.
    1
  5388. The one person I know who pre-ordered was in fact a biden supporter. Good thing he was too young to vote. He has gone on to appreciate DJT and dislike the Cyberpunk 2077 game play, although he did enjoy making friends in that game with a [self-aware] pop machine named Brandon.
    1
  5389. Don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining, Jenn.
    1
  5390. I am from the van Otterbeek family, and it's "beck."
    1
  5391. Or Putin could just wear shiny cufflinks and derail Joe's train of thought for at least the first 15 minutes. Or have an aide drive by in a van that says "FREE HAIR".
    1
  5392. Eh. Tim is insufferable.
    1
  5393. Those coastal elites will just have to learn how to scrub their own toilets.
    1
  5394. Don't SWAT me, sis!
    1
  5395.  @TheOnlyKateslate  Hunter Biden might have TBI, but that does not exempt him from judgment. His whole family is rotten to the core; I judge them collectively.
    1
  5396. Give the guy a Gatorade.
    1
  5397. 20 years ago, it was yellowcake uranium.
    1
  5398.  @wigletron2846  If you also join me in my campaign against "Holomodor," it's a deal.
    1
  5399. ​ @MallBlartPaulCop Walz also resonates with people who deplore severe COVID lockdowns. He is the poster child for Democrat overreach.
    1
  5400. Peasant. Very hot item in 1977.
    1
  5401. And, in the case of the climate Muppets, they can skip the protest part and just make an appointment with the Soylent Green factoy.
    1
  5402.  @janmilos5975  Whoa, there, cowboy. Stop splitting theological hairs and playing semantics games.
    1
  5403. Sounds like a cheesy soap opera plot. Have we ever seen those two together in the same room?
    1
  5404. Everybody of British descent seems to descend from King John. Your argument is pretty silly.
    1
  5405.  @lukekoch9820  Self-centered people just tend to worsen with time. If Mr. Kozi feels good about the minimal contact, good for him, because she is not likely to suddenly start treating him well. I'm 54 and my mother is 85, and dealing with her is always a tough job. I am a psych nurse, and it takes all my skills to keep a lid on her tantrums and manipulative games. Disengagement is THE key skill, too. Furthermore, she is too self-absorbed to care what I think, ever.
    1
  5406. Plus it is the Falcon Heavy. The regular Falcon has been landing intact on autonomous barges forever.
    1
  5407. What is it to be someone's June Carter? To be the partner who can only halfway sing?
    1
  5408. @zoezoe200406 You mean you don't love a crackling babydoll vocal fry with weird valley girl vowels? What's wrong with you?
    1
  5409. I noticed "is is" in the 1980s, and I've never dropped acid. Then again, maybe you brought this about. 😂
    1
  5410.  @richard2951960  Mainly because Big Mike is a petty, money-crazy leech.
    1
  5411. I'm sure that my stepson is thrilled to have spent time over there, building Bagram for the Taliban . . .
    1
  5412. Think she'll have to pay the bums again to attend her announcement?
    1
  5413. I have seen that, working as an EMT. One man collapsed mid-sentence. 2 hours later, the doctors declared him dead.
    1
  5414. Okay, Ruben.
    1
  5415. Somebody had to restart the Golden Fleece awards after Senator Proxmire retired.
    1
  5416. At least he didn't describe it as "hilarious."
    1
  5417. Unorganized Shit Storm of America
    1
  5418. FML. She's my senator and an idpol featherweight. She's terrible. And in a tight, tight race. Lousy public speaker, btw.
    1
  5419. @johndoe-so2ef  Wisconsin U.S. Senator. She might help with the ballot problem here. I.e. Biden stays on the ballot, unless he should pass away.
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  5420.  @johndoe-so2ef  Senator from Wisconsin.
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  5421. I'm decided. Let's occupy Japan again and let's all move there! Leave America to the Bamalians!
    1
  5422. I have a problem with driving Californians to my doorstep.
    1
  5423. Nails for the sword.
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  5424. Stephen King. You should see his feebleminded tweets about politics.
    1
  5425. You're tired! (That must be why you said "haven't went.")
    1
  5426. Only if you live in certain very avoidable parts of certain cities is the U.S. a violent place.
    1
  5427.  @WhereIsJuice  Simplifying the Civil War as solely about slavery is also a way of revising history. You should pay more attention to the Constitution than as toilet paper.
    1
  5428. This senile old coot should stop pretending that he's won the presidency; he's been nothing but a punch line for 32 years.
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  5429. It makes him look like a bottle of Mike's Hard Lemonade.
    1
  5430. All you have to do to get that is to be a bag of elected doorknobs from Delaware!
    1
  5431. I'll bet he's spent over 90 hours with Xi!
    1
  5432. PasswordBosco: He could always just call them "corvids".
    1
  5433. Something doesn't add up about the song.
    1
  5434.  Mitch  God damn the Clintons. I want to see all three of them humiliated, broke, and exiled to Haiti without a security detail. And I mean I want to see it televised--just like The Truman Show, or Survivor.
    1
  5435. He portmanteaued "old hat" with "small potatoes"? How unfortunate!
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  5436. @donjose6520  All ends, because she's just one gigantic a-hole.
    1
  5437. I'd like to know if Otterbek/Oterbak is a Dutch surname. My 3 times great grandmother, Elisabeth, was a Dutch transplant to Norway in the 18th century.
    1
  5438.  @martinusdegrootste  What does it mean? Anything?
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  5439.  @martinusdegrootste  Interesting! By the way, she named one of her sons not Martinus, but `Martinius.'
    1
  5440. It's amazing how petulant people then get about one's lack of availability. "Why don't you answer your phone?" Is an obnoxious and increasingly common complaint that I hear. Always being reachable by telephone is my idea of a nightmare. I have never liked using the phone.
    1
  5441.  @phriedokra6158  Stop letting your prejudices and emotions cloud your thinking. You sound like someone who drinks in MSNBC propaganda with your morning coffee.
    1
  5442. To go along with that, I miss older versions of software and operating systems, before they "improved" them to be more "intuitive." I prefer logical. And I miss static web pages, simple URLs and simple filenames. The new internet (post 2000) makes me feel hogtied. And web content is so slapdash and/or widely cut and pasted. Just search, say, "endometriosis" in Google and behold the garbage it serves up.
    1
  5443.  @CC-jc4gj  Shu' up, bish.
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  5444. Hey! I've got a swell idea: dig up Diana and put a crown on her head, you ghouls.
    1
  5445. ​ @americanatheart110 Governor of a lot of "rocks and cows."
    1
  5446. You display your profound ignorance and smugness.
    1
  5447. Lee harvy oswald assanation
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  5448. English is such a vocally relaxed language. Not musical at all, as spoken. I speak it natively, and of the languages I have learned, only Russian soothes the throat in a similar way.
    1
  5449. George P. Bush (the cute Latino son of Jeb's), is trying for Texas land commissioner now.
    1
  5450. Couldn't see his forehead.
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  5451. I think Joe has one last task to do: pilot Bezos' flying dildo out of Earth's gravity well and rocket into oblivion, with the turn signal blinking.
    1
  5452. Jesus . . . you must not get out much.
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  5453.  @Metalbeard13  If you think of celebration as medicine and time as a dosage movement, I'd say that a single day of celebration is far more efficacious and curative than a bolus of celebration over one month. When's the last time you noticed that February was Thyroid Month, huh? Eh? Eh? Nuff said.
    1
  5454. Let the states decide.
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  5455. Oh, you silly thing! Were you asleep from 2017 - 2021? President Trump did a fine job.
    1
  5456. Not sure, but her stupid talking points would at least sound better if she bellowed them out.
    1
  5457. He's only ever been a gladhander with an addiction to peddling influence.
    1
  5458. Nine years older than God and had been dealing with liver cancer.
    1
  5459.  @davidbeddoe6670  That's what science fiction fans call it. "Sci-Fi" makes them wince.
    1
  5460. That's easy: Panasonic is unable to manufacture a need for them in 2018 that would bring them a new market and a fresh stream of income.
    1
  5461. You just had to bring President Trump into this. You are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of being a tool.
    1
  5462. McConnell also had polio when he was young, which may also contribute to his tendency to fall. Post-polio syndrome is a thing.
    1
  5463. Hilarious that anybody would do so. It's a rather constricted gig.
    1
  5464. No sane person is going to fall for that again.
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  5465. @Charles Yuditsky I am a Czech chick--by heritage. Married to a Greek. Is there any inducement besides impalement for a chick--Czech or otherwise--to visit your republic?
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  5466. Did he ramble on about "whitelash" again? 😂
    1
  5467. Kids, there's a future in it for you as a breadline operator.
    1
  5468. And Harris sent people to the hospital to intimidate her family into silence.
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  5469. Dennis Hopper, sucking from his mask: "Baby wants to drink Bud Liiight!"
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  5470.  @somethingsomething8511  Even Mississippi preserves the right to it through the first trimester. Even red states and fundies want some degree of abortion for their own women.
    1
  5471. It just makes me look a little cock-eyed.
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  5472.  @cassidy99ful  I was just kidding. It bothers me that any dynastic politician can ever be "promised the presidency".
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  5473. Narcissism is an illness of character.
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  5474. Death of Stalin was a funny movie.
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  5475. Pill-rolling tremor is something the hands do. Hillary does that. What Pelosi does are involuntary orolingual movements, which make her sound a bit marble-mouthed. You get TD from a lot of drugs, many of which are prescribed for nausea or dizziness. She easily could have acquired TD from something prescribed for nausea or dizziness. Because facts matter.
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  5476. Dr. Grande, have you explored the dysfunction, depression, and addictions set off by the COVID lockdowns? I have heard so much hearsay about the woe unleashed by these authoritarian measures.
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  5477.  @travismiles5885  Ed Klein wrote a few good books on her, and you're right about your conjectures. I was active in the D party during Obama's first run. A friend of mine was a DNC superdelegate and he got wined and dined by Bill and Chelsea in the primaries but then switched his commitment to Obama when word came down that Obama was the killer app. That's when the manure hit the barn fan! Hillary and her supporters refused to give up and became known as the PUMAs. As in "Party Unity My Ass!"
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  5478. ​ @rcdoodles6214 It reminds me of the mid-1960s anti-civil rights songs, but without the expletives. I realize that its complaint was a broad one against urban northern liberals, though.
    1
  5479. You could pay $1,000 a minute to hear her talk if you were lucky enough to work for Goldman Sachs.
    1
  5480. Is Neil Young dick-napped or just nappy-dicked?
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  5481. Wisconsin, too. Although our cows are Mexican-milked, now. Small dairy farms got wiped out 30+ years ago. I'm pretty sure our ghoulish globalist governor loves factory farms run by indentured servants.
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  5482. Is it the great big frog mouth, the hyperkinetic presence, his casual lies, or his basic b¡tch¡ne$$?
    1
  5483. Yes, that smoke was voluminous and black.
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  5484. I thought she might be knitting a drone. She once asked why somebody hadn't "droned this guy?".
    1
  5485. Nothing matters, and everything goes. Well done, progressives, well done. Can you all even agree on the orthodox way to tie one's shoes, or has this conundrum got you tied up in knots, too?
    1
  5486. Education and health care have been turned into dollar-stripping rackets and, indirectly, into political machines. You hardly ever hear politicians address this elephant in the room.
    1
  5487. Ed Klein wrote about their troubled and transactional marriage a decade ago.
    1
  5488. Yeah . . . what the hell was that all about?
    1
  5489. Put on a suit and tie, Fetterman. And put a tie on your evil twin, too.
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  5490.  @balazsfoldes4700  Just as long as Afghanistan stayed stable throughout our total withdrawal, right. After that, who the hell cares?
    1
  5491. VDH needs to realize that DeSantis is a piker. He will get exactly nowhere as the GOP nominee. It is clear to people that DeSantis can be bought, unlike Trump.
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  5492. Why use a euphemism when "female" would do? Only intact females are capable of getting pregnant. Theoretically, you could transfer a zygote into the peritoneal cavity of a male and it would grow, but the outcome of a live caesarian birth is unlikely. I can't agree with your linguistic police work, there.
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  5493. There is nothing incoherent about promising to repeal the 1974 Impoundment Act.
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  5494. Sounds as if Australia is even more deeply enmeshed with China than is the USA.
    1
  5495. Bidenomics is the kind of economy where peasants and patricians gang up on the merchant class.
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  5496. SoTU addresses have been snoozefests ever since Bill Clinton, but Biden has turned them into carpet-bombing with lies.
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  5497. Joe is the hod.
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  5498. Teachers' unions are modern-day Democratic political machines/mob organizations. They only care about wages and job protection, not their students. I witnessed it for years.
    1
  5499. These public unions only care about job protection, not students. Witnessed it for years.
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  5500.  @thememo6019  Oh yes they do. I've been to two. People standing in lines for hours, with thousands of overflow crowds. One of those rallies was a week before he beat HRC, who could not fill even a gym unless she had a hot act to carry her to the deep end of the pool. Get ready for round two of America telling YOU to take your lame candidates and compost them.
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  5501. I just assume that Democrats want Trump dead. I have heard too much.
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  5502. Metamucil
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  5503. I thought that my zoomer son had been brainwashed by his public education, but today, he's Trump, all the way. I'm so proud of his discernment.
    1
  5504. Why don't you extract your head out of your rectum? Nobody wants this guy anymore! Democrats are dismayed by him and independents are looking elsewhere, now, too. I don't expect you to agree with my political views, but I do expect you to be a realist about your unfit candidate.
    1
  5505.  @KendraAndTheLaw  Oh, I know that! I just want to see him squirm, traveling among the scary hicks. Even regular people from NYC seem to think we are execrable savages.
    1
  5506. Yeah, most nurses are, in fact, busy and have a sense of professionalism compared to unlicensed personnel, but not all, of course.
    1
  5507. It's all war pr0n on the cable news channels. Gah!
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  5508.  @dogzebra2708  You have got to be the life of the party. What makes you think that you are a more sober and thoughtful voter than I am? That hammer hanging between your legs? While I think that the majority of women are fools and children, I only think slightly better of men.
    1
  5509. Trimp `24!
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  5510.  @atlfalcon80riseup20  Because he did an okay job, despite the bureaucracy arrayed against him. It will have been my third vote for the guy.
    1
  5511. Barrett only recused herself from one decision already made.
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  5512. Sometimes purring can be deceptive--a diminutive growl.
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  5513. Agree about the terrible vocal fry, but she pronounces monarch the American way, which is valid.
    1
  5514.  @dorianshadesofgray  She really did seem indignant when that happened.
    1
  5515.  Angry Shamrock  yes-Willy Brown's brown w-
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  5516. Billie Eilish? Oh no! Well, anyway . . .
    1
  5517. He clears his throat a lot, you'll notice.
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  5518. Fascinating interview. Would have been a lot more fascinating if Carlson had not been so very interruptive.
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  5519.  71SgtMom  Too funny! I was married to a guy from the Iron Range, and he could never contain his contempt for all things Iowan. The first time we went down I-35 through Des Moines, he kept mocking the condition of the road and complaining that the whole state smelt like pig manure.
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  5520. His way is also valid.
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  5521.  @davemattia  By the way, I think it's kind of funny when people pronounce "jaguar" as "jag-wire." "Jag-you-are" sounds toffee-nosed to me.
    1
  5522. By El Paso, so you know it was a culture class on the highway. In Mexico, you are expected to drive on the shoulder when an oncoming car decides to pass on a 2-lane.
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  5523. "Culture clash"
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  5524. Boiled black batter! Eat pho, Braindumb!
    1
  5525. And Her Royal Corruptness is not amused.
    1
  5526. Algore . . . what a joke. A true grifter.
    1
  5527. Word Salad Surgery
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  5528.  @osakarose5612  Obviously you're a hothead. I'm not giving up on Trump until everything is examined and adjudicated. You, Rose, are a f*cken drama queen.
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  5529.  @matt.5730  Why should I eff off, nitwit? I'm pro-Trump and calm in a crisis, unlike you.
    1
  5530.  @anthonydouglas8060  I'm not being sanctimonious. I'm saying that panicked hotheads do not handle crises well. Take it from me--I used to be a paramedic. President Trump needs you to keep your wits about you and have his back. So shut up, quit typing on YouTube, and HAVE TRUMP'S BACK, ya dingus!
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  5531.  @StriderCompanions  I'm not weak and I'm not foolish. I love Trump and want him to win. I'm anti-Chicken Little. Quit fucking saying the sky is falling and DO SOMETHING to support Trump! You people are so anguished that you can't think straight. I'm going to the Wisconsin State Capitol tomorrow. What are YOU doing, besides carping at YouTube commenters? Insert a tampon, take a Midol and GO BE EFFECTIVE!
    1
  5532.  @koleab  I'm not saying "go to sleep." We all need to be level-headed guards. The panic in this comment section is dismaying me. Panicked people make each other stupid.
    1
  5533. Just stay home. Your judgment is terrible. I wouldn't trust you to safely handle a butterknife.
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  5534.  @JustinL614  This ^^^^^^^^
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  5535.  @dementiabiden1621  I work as a nurse, and sometimes, when leaving, I drive away with the stupid mask on. I take it off as soon as I notice what I've done, and laugh at myself. Truth be known, they are kind of a face warmer.
    1
  5536. Build black butter.
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  5537. I liked the MSNBC lineup before they became a "news" channel.
    1
  5538. Graves' disease is a form of autoimmune hyperthyroidism. Thyroid problems have an effect on all bodily systems. She has a pretty severe case if it.
    1
  5539. ​ @ASNS117Zero  The crowbar patient I mentioned was hopelessly paranoid and psychotic schizophrenic who never "cleared" with the court-ordered meds. Acting on his delusions of persecution, he brained his innocent young neighbor. It could have been any weapon. He has been institutionalized perforce, ever since.
    1
  5540. We need to quit testing. This is ridiculous.
    1
  5541. Or maybe the media is just cheap and understaffed. It is damn hard to find articles that aren't just somebody else's rechewed cud.
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  5542. Lol! Your writing stinks.
    1
  5543. "Right of adverse possession" is as old as the hills.
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  5544.  @onpatrolforthejuice  If you liked right of adverse possession, you're going to love the takings clause and eminent domain.
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  5545.  @mattstanford9673  "Believe all women" was possibly the dumbest saying, ever. So black and white.
    1
  5546. How could you cry at such banal horseshit?
    1
  5547. Congratulations, Wayne. You're famous!
    1
  5548. Holy crap.
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  5549. I switched from Bernie to Trump because a Trump vote in Wisconsin would do HRC maximum damage (You're welcome!), but I really did not want to punish Democrats at all--I just didn't want to vote for them at all anymore, after Lurline "It's my turn" Clinton terrorized everyone else on the farm team into not running . . . to make America safe for corporatist oligarchy, I guess. Never dreamed I would ever feel the need to vote for Trump, but I did because I thought he would be better for the country. By golly, he was!
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  5550. For a preview of a more elderly Trump, Google his mother, Maryann's, interview toward the end of her long life. You just have to look past the Scottish brogue and the granny boobs.
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  5551. ​ @trumpforever6706 MLK happened to have been a Republican.
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  5552. It is depressing, but just hearing you lay it out there is somehow comforting, and probably not entirely because you look and sound like half my family, haha! Hell, half the guys in my 3rd-generation Norwegian immigrant family have "Andreas" as a middle name; there's even a "Bjorn Andreas" among my cousins. But I digress. We need to at the very least spit in our masters' ale as we "serve" them.
    1
  5553. Where did they dig those interviewees up? I know people are fuzzy on civics, but Jesus Kee-rist!
    1
  5554. The economy has been anemic where I live since the late 1970s, and the boom years of the late 80s and 90s were never all that good here in the real world, thanks to the extreme financialization of the economy. From the perspective of the Rust Belt, the economy has basically been turning to shit since about 1972. Most of the growth has been elaboration of abstractions, with McJobs for all but a few. Trump's economy is an improvement on that, if only for his zest for removing senseless regulations.
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  5555. Congratulations, you workhorse! I remember you when you was just a baby, with <200k subs.
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  5556. I thought it was pretty until I learned how to pronounce it right. It hurts my throat. Big-time. "J'ai un peu peur de feu ma sœur.>> Ouch!
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  5557.  @cebillon  Sure there are. What I wrote up there was an exercise designed to help a student wrap his throat around a couple of the harder to pronounce vowels.
    1
  5558. AP classes are bullshit. Expectations should be high for everyone who obtains a HS diploma. Now even college degrees have been devalued beyond belief.
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  5559. Ah, yes! Now I remember why I felt distaste for Yoo. How fast 20 years go by! Thanks for the memory jog.
    1
  5560. Twenty-three skidoo, and two chickens in every garage!
    1
  5561. He endorsed her on X.
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  5562. I like the fried chicken livers in the gas stations.
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  5563. Was at a Trump rally in Mosinee in 2018, and 2 people hit the deck. There was always this respectful pause.
    1
  5564. He's a goddamn crook.
    1
  5565. No, it's not.
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  5566. She's like one of those raptors in Jurassic Park, poking, poking, and poking some more at the electrified fence. You can bet that she will burst out into the field the moment that she finds a dead section.
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  5567. Stay out of the big cities and don't make the dusky fatherless kids mad.
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  5568. Not being Texan, I just defaulted to Mexican pronunciation, remembering a friend down there who had the first name Ubaldo.
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  5569. "I can't 'member the titles of these fuckers in the [Johnson] administration." ---Walter Cronkite
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  5570. Poor Fetterman. Gabby Giffords retired for a similar kind of aphasia.
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  5571. Also, we're not that good at growing bananas on home soil.
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  5572. Good question. I would argue that Wikileaks is superior to our formerly straight newspapers, since it, unlike the papers, does not publish vaguely sourced rumors, whispers, and wholly fabricated things.
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  5573. Why does the skin color matter?
    1
  5574. ​ @thomastaylor6699 But now voting is broken. It does not work, anymore.
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  5575. It was like watching a flock of chickens trample the lowest bird in their pecking order. I'm relieved that they didn't get it in their bird brains to eat Biden.
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  5576.  @conveyor2  A circumcised penis is also less comfortable for the man's partner—penile skin is meant to be loose, mobile and nonfrictional.
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  5577. And he's a Californian, too. One who lives and works outside the "Bubble," because he's also a Tulare County grape framer.
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  5578. That kid cries a lot. Colic, perhaps.
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  5579. @darrenlocke5627  You're not really making sense. Pence was a stiff controlled by his wife, Karen. Walz is a terrible governor for Minnesota. He does not respect Minnesota residents in the least. Glad I sold my property* in that state. * Don't hate me because I can make, save, and invest money well, Jacobin.
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  5580. That's what ankles are for.
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  5581. "Bailiff! Representative Waters has eloped again. She cut off her WanderGard. And Rep. Kennedy is exposing himself to the gallery. Also, the Speaker has been hoarding bananas and Magic Cups underneath her desk. Get an aide to clear them out when she's napping."
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  5582.  @uhtred7860  At the beginning, I had heard $13,000.
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  5583. Are you kidding? He's looking rough compared to 2015/16. But his hair is slightly better. Look at the man underneath it.
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  5584.  @dogzebra2708  Exactly. I suspect that they asked the wrong group of people the wrong questions based on the wrong premise. That premise is that MAGA = bad.
    1
  5585. This does not remove a woman's right, really. She just might have to travel. What I hope it does is to shut up the pro- and anti- extremists. I am tired of Roe being used as a political football for almost 50 years.
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  5586. It was a submissive move. Trump has the gravitational pull, obviously.
    1
  5587. Well, let's just breed all dogs back into wolves. They'd be brighter and there would be no more worries about hip dysplasia, bad temperaments, teacup dogs who die of hypoglycemia, or big dogs who die in less than ten years from heart stress. No more puppy mills of dumb designer breeds, either. Just wolves. In the meantime, I love my perfectly healthy pug.
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  5588. ​ @agnesmeszaros-matwiejuk8783 I wouldn't want any dog to be bread.
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  5589. Biden reminds me of Aunt Clara from "Bewitched."
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  5590. After he was shot, doctors allowed McKinley some toast, then he started circling the drain.
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  5591. Trump can be a dessert topping and a floor wax. He's got my vote.
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  5592. Jeez. And here I wish most of the Latinate words were kicked out of the tongue. The only thing that made English sweeter was the onslaught of the Vikings. We made each other's grammar short and sweet. If it were up to me, Anglish would shape up English. French hurts my throat and smacks of a barnyard beast choking on an apple. French is half phlegm.
    1
  5593. Well at least he looks more real than an Instagram model. Sharper, too.
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  5594. Found out the hard way that, in Mexico, the "OK" sign means "fuck you."
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  5595.  @moekings1050  You're worried about decorum yet call someone trailer trash? Let's go, Moe!
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  5596. Couldn't Megyn Kelly afford a whole dress?
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  5597. Hyperfocus on gender expression . . . I've always called it drag.
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  5598.  @skylerwalsh9203  No, it's drag. Because I say so. Don't care about all the exquisite terminology. But you're right, I'm reacting to the obnoxious bandwagoneers, not the true dysphorics.
    1
  5599. I don't want to imagine Christie `servicing' anything.
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  5600. And sprinkling their dust on him, too.
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  5601. Eh.
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  5602.  @Over_and_Under  If you weren't a totally tribal creature, you wouldn't be bothering to post, here. Projection doesn't work all that well.
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  5603. He's told that `nurses breathing in my nostrils' thing plenty. I first heard of it before they installed him.
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  5604. Jill Biden—what a loathesome figure. She even commissioned a fanfare for herself.
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  5605. Why am I suddenly craving a Hostess Snowball?
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  5606. Shut up and eat the bugs, bigot.
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  5607. Golly . . . is Newt feeling poorly? He looks dragged through a knothole backward.
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  5608. Asynchronicity.
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  5609. Trump's Gish gallop versus Biden's Gish limp.
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  5610. Milley has the baggy eyes of a heavy drinker. Milley needs to step down--his judgment is horribly bad.
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  5611. I don't think I've ever seen Perry in anything except "A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon," but his story is affecting, and this video explains quite well why his life and death is worth caring about. I saw publicity surrounding his memour, as well as how drink-ravaged he looked, and had a bad feeling about his prospects. Now this.
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  5612. Yes it does: the dusty old Establishment.
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  5613. Remember her set pieces about wielding so much power that she could wreck your life with "a swipe of the pen." She was grooving on the power idea a little too much.
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  5614. It's pure hell to be a contrary, neurotic bleeding heart.
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  5615. Did you hear Obama's latest conference call? He can't speak. Took him an eternity to get one sentence out. He's in way over his head, it seems.
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  5616.  @RaperOfPredators  No, not at all. I'm talking about men who grew up in Mexico, after my having lived down there as a young güera. Any female, really, is a target if she accidentally makes eye contact.
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  5617. I'll tell him where to stick his plug.
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  5618. Pelosi did just turn 80 a few weeks ago, the pickled old Guinea.
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  5619. So far, the output of the Biden administration has been a four-month humiliation ritual.
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  5620. She did command him to get out. When he did, Emily only had time to fire twice before she died. The formal report describes the stop, and they did approach with great caution.
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  5621. Trump will get back on Twitter when he needs a higher profile, which he will.
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  5622. The businesses are bathed in red ink. Red ink on a ledger means a financial reverse. I can't believe that this needs to be explained to Harvard and Oberlin graduates. 🙄
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  5623.  @deadmanwalking971  Drinking alone is a terrible thing.
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  5624. If the shitposting Left were actually consistent, they would also love themselves some Matt Drudge just because of his sexual preference. You know, because gay. Here there be virtuous thoughts, and they must be signaled.
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  5625. Baby girls?
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  5626. Especially among bored, affluent liberals. They yearn for purpose, as long as they don't have to work or think hard for it.
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  5627. Wisconsin Democrats are welded to WEAC, the teachers' union. Our horrible governor, Tony Evers, is thoroughly a product of that machine. I miss Scott Walker!
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  5628. This took me back to my ambulance days, seeing people suddenly collapse with catastrophic brain bleeds. This gentleman is okay, now, I hope! I recognize the combing motion as the pain strikes in the neck and back of the head.
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  5629.  @LanaW123  Not necessarily long enough if your index of suspicion is lower: irregular menses, using birth control, etc. And many of us don't ever vomit. In each pregnancy I've been blessed with, my "morning sickness" was basically just hating certain odors.
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  5630. I love how outspoken and fearless Mr. Horowitz is. And, as a left-leaner who has reformed, myself, I find someone like Horowitz unusually credible.
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  5631. I have a little cat named Hildur who is totally obsessed with water, too.
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  5632. As a GenX gal, I bailed on a school of education that didn't really want me to teach excellence. Became a nurse, instead, where I can still teach all I want, but without the lowest-common-denominator constraints.
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  5633. "Early onset dementia" is dementia affecting young and middle-aged people. What Styx is trying to convey is the possibility of Biden's "cognitive impairment" or that he's in "Early stage dementia." Age of onset and stages of dementia are two very different conditions.
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  5634.  @a.h.lazure2346  <<B.L.M.>>? Cette tribu?
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  5635.  @a.h.lazure2346  Mais, <<juif>> a 4 lettres. 😉
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  5636. No one is going to comply with these cruel and useless lockdowns anymore. "Fool me once," and all that.
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  5637. Joe McCarthy had the right idea, but he was an alcoholic camera hog who ended up eating sticks of butter in order to keep his whiskey down. Right message, wrong messenger. Nixon caught him trying to strangle a journalist* in a coat room and had to break them up. *Drew Pearson
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  5638.  Clarence Spangle  Afghanistan . . . a bunch of tribes in search of a country. Afghanistan: a rocky bulwark where empires go to die. Does no one remember seeing the USSR flounder around there for ten years?
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  5639.  Clarence Spangle  Not arguing with you on this matter, nor do I intend to deride. I almost lost a stepson when they were building Bagram AFB. Thank goodness he evaded those evil people's meat grinder.
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  5640.  Clarence Spangle  Got it. Have never been a big consumer of broadcast or cable "news". But now I remember that tag line.
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  5641. ​ @tonypowder3506 Yeah! It's so cool! I'm hoping that Biden will appoint a child, next, or maybe even someone who has died. That would be super-duper cool!
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  5642. Always has been a haircut in search of a brain.
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  5643. Yeah! How dumb are they?
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  5644. Yes, but how do you really feel?
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  5645. @resigned liberal Wisconsinite, here. I don't think, in retrospect, that her having campaigned more in places like Wisconsin would have helped her win. Styx noticed a lack of HRC signage in Vermont, and so it was here, in Michigan and in other Great Lakes/Blue Wall states. While lawn signs don't win elections, the huge discrepancy between Trump and HRC displays did indicate how little excited her base was. Nobody wanted yet another 51% hedger neoliberal, much less Hillary Clinton. From 1992 onward, listeners had her figured out as an imperious, pandering bullshitter who disdained her audiences. It was never sexism . . . Hillary was just that icky and arrogant. Edited to add that I used to be an active Dem who had a mainly positive opinion about Hillary Clinton as FLOTUS. Turned against her when she carpetbagged New York. Two things I hate are dynasties and fuck-ups like Hillary who have nothing to offer but a long résumé and few accomplishments.
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  5646. ​​ @jafrin0115  Maybe because she was a person of deficient character who had many affairs, I don't know . . . She seemed set up from age 6 to be an unhappy person. Let her repose in peace--she finally found some.
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  5647. His mother was young for her years, too.
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  5648. It seems less like politics and more like performance art. Degeneracy.
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  5649. Blow it out yer butt, Southwick!
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  5650.  @GoSlash27  This is true. The Left has been playing cutesy with the language for at least 20 years. When normal people stop being afraid of this verbal legerdemain, the Left's power starts to decline.
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  5651.  @Rob_Jacobs  How many times have YOU been pregnant, chud, at peril to your own life? What do YOU know about abortion, either way? Shut up and win your woman in a straightforward, manly way.
    1
  5652. Now, Britney, GTFO. Everybody knows you hate the U.S. Go find a country more to your liking.
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  5653. I worked 9 hours, came home, and shared a slice of leftover ham with my pug.
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  5654. Also Biden Bibs.
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  5655. Poor Joe never heard the No-No Square song.
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  5656. So can loperamide (Immodium). A small amount relieves the worst of withdrawal.
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  5657. I tend to believe that, when he was involved in professional wrestling, he took a lot of notes.
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  5658. Why am I, someone who reads Cyrillic, watching a S t yx vid?
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  5659.  @matcam6235  Get a job.
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  5660. Motrin works better for me than opioids . . . with the exception of a couple of IV pushes of fentanyl given to me after surgeries. That stuff works like magic. But it's out of your system again in minutes.
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  5661. @jessss444  There is a certain amount of jockeying for better positions among the staffs of high elected officials. Don't know exactly how much, but Biden: 71%, Trump, 72%. Harris is in a rarefied class of staff bullies, with the notoriously vicious Amy Klobuchar up there with her in attrition. Pence, Milley, Kelly, et al. are just Establishment hacks who never were for Trump. Milley would probably clitoridectmize his own granddaughter if it got him ahead with his employer. Imagine ratting out your own commander to the Chinese, then bragging about it. Why are you so pro-Establishment? My husband used to work for NASA. The pay and benefits of federal employment are not worth being seditious over. Don't do it.
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  5662. @jessss444  @jessss444  There is a certain amount of jockeying for better positions among the staffs of high elected officials. Don't know exactly how much, but Biden: 71%, Trump, 72%. Harris is in a rarefied class of staff bullies, with the notoriously vicious Amy Klobuchar up there with her in attrition. Pence, Milley, Kelly, et al. are just Establishment hacks who never were for Trump. Milley would probably clitoridectmize his own granddaughter if it got him ahead with his employer. Imagine ratting out your own commander to the Chinese, then bragging about it. Why are you so pro-Establishment? My husband used to work for NASA. The pay and benefits of federal employment are not worth being seditious over. Don't do it.
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  5663. @jessss444  YT must stand for "yeet," because my response to you disappears. Suffice it to say that I am dealing with selective ignorance, here. Yours.
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  5664. @donwadd9143  You are correct, sir. 91.5%, to be precise. One described her bullying and blame-casting to be "SOUL-DESTROYING."
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  5665. @jessss444  Any channel can have filters, but YouTube amps up its random deletions during election season.
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  5666. Tony Evers really should have shut his goddamn, formerly cancerous piehole. Yes. He should retire and take up cornhole tournaments.
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  5667. That's silly. Girls aren't that smart.
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  5668.  @badlaamaurukehu  I've started in on the hangover.
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  5669. Optics: in the DMZ video, the behavior of Kim's press corps and security staff compared to the American press and security told volumes about who is the dictator and who is the Leader of the Free World. Kim's people were tunnel-visioned and ruthless, bruising Trump's press secretary in the scrum and repeatedly wrecking the shot for Western photographers. You can tell which of the leaders exacted slavish focus from his people, right there.
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  5670.  @brucemorton7787  Hey! I thought that you enlightened lefties were supposed to be body-positive!
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  5671. You've got to be shitting me.
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  5672. Don't be so hard on Urkel. I saw Jay Zee, and that face could stop a clock. In fact, most clocks have prettier, more intelligent-looking faces than Jay Zee.
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  5673. I am not as old as Sally, nor as affluent, but her childhood was my own. It was all right, I think, and it made me fit for life, having to find my own way.
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  5674. Hebrew and Arabic sound as if the speaker is choking on a mothball.
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  5675.  @sugarsore  Have you ever been a small-time landlord, though? In many states, rental laws already favor the renter to a ridiculous degree. After being stiffed and burned 4 times by bad renters, I will never give another person that much access to and power over my real property. Where I live, it is normal for renters to stop paying, drag their feet getting out, damage the property AND stick the landlord with utilities bills in arrears and other such slaps in the face. The eviction moratorium made a bad situation much worse, too. Why would I ever want a nonpaying tenant in my house for months on end while I have to work even harder to find a way to pay the bills and tax on the house that they are freeloading in? Think it through.
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  5676.  @southafricanizationofsociety20  As someone who trained as a Spanish teacher, I give you a half credit for your effort. But you misgendered las Karinas.
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  5677. During the Carter recession, my folks' resort business started to dry up, and dairy farms started failing left and right. One kid in my class was bludgeoned to death in his sleep, along with his sister, brother, and mother. His despondent farmer father then summoned the sheriff before eating his own shotgun.
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  5678. Dang. You need to find a higher purpose in life than your fixation on an orange former president.
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  5679. You must be very young. Lol. Sometimes, just having a parent tell you when you're being an idiot is enough, as long as you are sure that they love you.
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  5680. Bad Cattitude: As God is my witness, when I used to hang out on Daily Kos, I encountered a physician who had given Hillary pelvic exams, back in the Arkansas days. He didn't say anything about cobwebs. Then again, he did not elaborate at all. He's dead, now.
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  5681. Oh yeah! Mom used to send me two urban blocks down to Morris' Pharmacy to pick her up a couple packs of Eves and I'd buy a drumstick with the change. By the time I picked up the filthy habit, in 1983, a pack of Vantage cost 50 cents.
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  5682.  @flashgordon6510  Because Democrats tend to reason with their emotions. I don't think they're stupid people, especially--they've just been groomed with bullshit for decades. There is far more of a disconnect, right now, between what Democrats think they're voting for and what they're really voting for. Just look at what the most prominent Dems choose to utter in public, these days. It could almost be a "Three Stooges" script.
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  5683. That's called a "no-show job." Money launderers love it.
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  5684. Joe-mentia -- through the roof!
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  5685. Personally, I prefer her slapstick routines. Falling, fainting, glitching.
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  5686. That's life behind the rope line for ya.
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  5687. ​ @EgoBrain1 I have an airbnb and wonder why women are no longer taught to wrap up their feminine products with toilet paper. Where have ladylike women gone?
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  5688. Same. First thought was bladder neck cancer.
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  5689. Nope!
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  5690.  @onielrodriguez9194  What you do not seem to understand is 1) humans have always practiced abortion and always will, and 2) central control (federalism) takes control out of voters' hands. Just study the Constitution, for Pete's sake. If you have specific requirements for abortion's legality, just make sure it happens in your own state and stop presuming to dictate to and nanny the voters of other states. They really should have kept teaching civics to young Americans after 1980. Then we would have fewer ignorant takes like yours.
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  5691.  @mikew764  The states are also "the people." You just have to quit trying to dictate to, say, California or Mississippi unless you live there
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  5692.  @yepyep340  I am sorry about your unfortunate developmental disability.
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  5693.  @mikew764  I would work within my own state to halt that kind of legislation, if it cropped up, which it has not. Preventing interstate travel for any purpose is unconstitutional. Train your mind, Mike. Thinking should not be this hard for you.
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  5694. I hope he picks Vance because tokenism is so passé.
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  5695. Biden obviously is lawless.
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  5696. My husband bought in when Musk bought 10%, and we've already made a lot of money. I just hope the dollar is still worth a little something when I'm old enough to cash out without a penalty.
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  5697. Not all heroes wear capes.
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  5698. Or from typing. They are always typing.
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  5699. Fetal hiccups are funny. They go so fast, at first, one per second, slowing as the baby grows. Then they keep slowing down after birth.
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  5700. Me too, and I have Graves' ophthalmopathy, myself.
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  5701. Paul Burrell, Diana's rockhead!
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  5702. The latest experiment in feudalism.
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  5703. Silver/Poblano got his start on Daily Kos maybe 15 years ago. I can never forget his left-leaning bias.
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  5704. Madcow is munching the astroturf.
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  5705. I watched this because I'm a masochist, I think. I mean, the Sheeran guy literally started with a millennial whoop! Augh! The rest pretty much sounded as if they'd breakfasted on quaaludes washed down with vodka. How dull.
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  5706. Ho-ly crap! How did they form such high opinions of themselves? They seem to be conforming and posturing for each other. My son is just 20, and I'm afraid he already has slim pickings/ sloppy seconds.
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  5707. Nor does Obama care to do better. Lazy man.
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  5708. My great-grandfather, who was knighted with St. Olaf's star, and who died a few months into the German occupation of Norway, would be disappointed in the silly fvcks running Norway, right now.
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  5709. But doesn't need booze in order to be irrational.
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  5710. Plenty of us out here without certification who are nevertheless able to teach, if those union slobs refuse. I'd be a scab in a heartbeat.
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  5711. I'll bless him after he unbans me. No, wait. I prefer staying banned. Twitter is a giant waste of time.
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  5712. Not really. He acted like an unreasoning beast.
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  5713. Only now, in mid-May.
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  5714. So, why was Stilwell Grandma `beyond the pale'?
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  5715. ​ @Tamara61622  Go buy today's box of wine and go swoon over Mr. Trump. You know that you want to. Orange man big!
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  5716. Styx talking about the acceptability of open homosexuality in recent decades is amusing. As if Ellen Whatsherface's TV character's coming out meant much. So cute when the youngsters pontificate. Where's my Geritol?
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  5717. In the ear. In one of his great big stretched-out Ferengi ears.
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  5718. Timpon
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  5719. Or poor old John Kerry, with that omelet draped on a hatchet that he calls a face.
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  5720. He was raised by an abusive, vindictive woman and it's not surprising that he married her equivalent.
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  5721. During the Bush years, I blogged at Daily Kos along with Çenk Uygur and everybody else (Obama, Olbermann, and everybody in between). You better believe the place sounded like a MGTOW convention! Lots of gay jokes, too.
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  5722. In 2004, John Kerry was on Daily Kos a lot, answering questions. We made bets that he wouldn't answer any from a guy with the handle "Rimjob". He didn't.
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  5723. Being a Shaniqua is her only bragging point. We all know who does the thinking, here.
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  5724. It is hard to conceive of two different, competing parties, at this late date, A.D.
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  5725. Chicago was a cool place to visit in 1997.
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  5726. I thought Tim Kaine was a Dr. Seuss creation.
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  5727. What happened? Are you guilty of being disabled and pale-skinned?
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  5728.  @frankv8891  "Kenosha".
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  5729.  @JoshMasonMusic  I will only accept those tortured vowels from Amy Winehouse, and she's not making any new recordings.
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  5730. Did you eat a bad sandwich, or something?
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  5731. And they did vilify the heck out of the Bush administration's Katrina response. That was before Obama propagandized the news media in 2012.
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  5732. Cran. Bloody Mary. Bars.
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  5733. Mika would lick a belt sander before she'd stop being an apologist for this regime. She is cheap.
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  5734. I find Tim Pool to be repetitive and click-baity. Ymmv.
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  5735. Very fond of her solo effort in the 1990s. "Walking on Broken Glass" is a hit from it.
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  5736. Since more than 3 Libertarians in a room is like a retarded schoolboy debate, I am not surprised.
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  5737. Have you considered publishing your verse in a vanity publication? Your friends would all love a copy.
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  5738. What a freak Jackie was! She even wrote detailed instructions on how to wash the eating utensils. She had her maids change linens on her bed after just a little cat nap, too. Glad I will never have to work for this spoiled and demanding person.
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  5739. Who girded that tree next to you? Naughty!
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  5740.  @MrLizardDude1  What can you do, besides these comments, and turning groceries into manure?
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  5741. His first and second aneurysm happened in 1988.
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  5742. Aren't you a wit?
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  5743. Yes, awful haircut.
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  5744. Co-sleeping and/or exclusive breastfeeding is the way fathers can get the sleep they need. Any dad who agrees to get up and feed the baby is making a huge mistake. Of course, that applies only if the mother stays at home to do the job that only she can do.
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  5745. Who holds the Molotov cocktail concession? Chevron?
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  5746. I like the idea of the "scoops" used in Soylent Green .
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  5747. No one.
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  5748. Not a great call at all. You simply can not tell for sure unless you have training and are there to physically assess him: as questions, check extremity strength, etc. This is a judgment call brimming with hubris.
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  5749. Once, I was hired to train with and take over the job of a pregnant nurse who in retrospect, I think, had OCPD. it was an exacting job, requiring systematic assessment of all areas of a patient's life. This type of nurse had to be very organized and productive. Pregnant nurse was a rockstar in her facility, and, although I had experience and actual certification in that area of nursing, she insisted in "allowing" me to take over her job in only the tiniest baby steps. I also had to adhere to her method of record keeping, which was excruciatingly fussy. Beyond any discernible rationale, she hovered over me, checked my work, and would not let me use my own tried, true, and efficient method of doing the same job. She kept insisting that I redo assessments to her exact procedures. If I issued a memo, she rewrote it. If I held an interdisciplinary meeting and invited give and take, she shut me down. (Her method was to never vary in style, and the interdisciplinary team meetings were like kabuki theater, with her playing all the roles) One month in, the micromanaging was starting to cost me sleep. By two months, I just slapped my badge on the Don's desk and said, "I can not work with this person" and left without notice. To this day, I think of her as Nurse Total-Spectrum Domination. Sheesh!
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  5750. Considering how capitalistic she was in her private life, this proposal is hypocritical.
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  5751. What's black and goes "Ding-dong"?
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  5752.  @vittoriovuocolo2438  I own 2 e-bikes, and those batteries blow in wintertime, too.
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  5753. Bidenomics: (n.) Economic policies which are the precursor to eating zoo animals and using currency as toilet paper.
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  5754. Wow. What a finale to that compilation. She reminds me of my drunk, smarmy ex-sister-in-law.
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  5755. Let him recover his equilibrium.
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  5756. What an ugly mental image.
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  5757. Thank you. America has fallen far since the days of World War II and the Marshall Plan. We are now jerked around by racketeering buckrakers.
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  5758. LOL . . . funny to see Melissa Francis after her long-go stint as Cassandra on "Little House on the Prairie". She is one of the few stars people ever said I looked like. And it was true, hahaha. Glad to see her do well, later on in life. Good for her.
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  5759. Burrell is shameless. And he's been milking the same old cow for 25 years.
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  5760. First responders are under no obligation to sacrifice themselves for the rescuee.
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  5761. This Mark--he was really a jerk!
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  5762. ​ @mattstanford9673  A true pro knows that one good gag gets the saliva flowing well.
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  5763. That delusional broad is the main reason why I, a former staunch Democrat, voted for President Trump.
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  5764.  @TheMentalblockrock  Plenty of woke idiots as well as a gargantuan population of Somali refugees. They don't assimilate well with all the earlier settlers.
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  5765. Get Trump on your show.
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  5766. Although not necessarily through the MAIL.
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  5767.  @PirateRemy  You just had a triple CABG? That explains a lot. You've come down with a case of "pumphead". Enjoy another decade with a strong heart, weak mind, and nasty temperament.
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  5768. No kidding. I used to work in an acute-care psychiatric unit where people gave up drugs, booze, phones, wallets, street clothes and even freedom to leave, but we always let them keep nicotine in one form or another.
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  5769.  @nicholasbrown4109  What a silly all-or-nothing purity test. Of course only 2 people having died is worth celebrating . . . or are you trying to say that 2 dead is the same as 2 dozen dead? Try telling that to each of the 240 survivors. "I would rather that you had died than to see concealed weapons policy in your church."
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  5770. Yes, and you brought everything bad that has happened to you upon yourself just by daring to get out of bed in the morning.
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  5771.  @charliebrown5611  So, you are oblivious to the real problem.
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  5772. ​ @mountainpride Why do you people lie so much about anything and everything? My guess is that you're either a teacher, a top corporatism, a federal drone, or just too lazy to work, because nobody but those people prosper under this potemkin potentate, Biden.
    1
  5773. At an Idaho daycare center?
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  5774. It is not obvious that he had a stroke. Also, "ischemic" is pronounced with two "k" sounds.
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  5775. LOL
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  5776. The crime was planned/premeditated. He wanted to end some police officers, and he leapt out, gun blazing, as soon as he was commanded to get out of his car with his hands up. As trigger-happy as he was, either Emily or Hunter was able to shoot him in the femoral artery.
    1
  5777. ​ @bluejay9890 Were you unconscious during his first term? He did just fine.
    1
  5778. They certainly showed who he was here, where it happened, but it took a day or two to notify the families. He was a 50 y.o. local white guy with a history of emotional instability who snapped under stress.
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  5779. ​ @kymkymkym2048  I am sorry about that case of brainworm that you seem to have picked up. I hear vitamins and aspirin may help.
    1
  5780. Frank?
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  5781. The "Biden rule" was used to shut out Merrick Garland as SC Justice.
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  5782. Good questions, Guy, and adroit answers, Tucker. Tired of flacks, for one thing, and the cabal of ideologues wrecking the country.
    1
  5783. Securities and Exchange Commission. It polices the stock market and is a relic of the last Roosevelt administration.
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  5784. He's real, all right He's a real champion of the TPP. Even Hillary noted out on the TPP. Eff Ramaswamy, the globalist creep.
    1
  5785. We know why the red wave never materialized, and it has nothing to do with voter sentiment and everything to do with Democrats' machiavellianism.
    1
  5786. No more oppression junkies like Cori Bush in public office. They accomplish nothing with their knee-jerk complaining except driving wedges between all kinds of people.
    1
  5787. A talking head who got nixed, apparently. No great loss, in my opinion. A lightweight.
    1
  5788. The problem, this time, is that Clinton got drunk and physically attacked Robby Mook when she lost.
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  5789. It strikes me that sex figures prominently in victim coverage simply because women are more vulnerable, both biologically and culturally. And economic class, rather than race, accounts for greater concern for these "Upper class" Caucasian females. Do we hear very much about abducted poor white women? Unusual status, indeed.
    1
  5790. I was working up in Cumberland when she was blathering in Eau Claire. I could smell the stench of corruption from there.
    1
  5791. I saw Biden's motorcade in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, shortly after his selection, and the road to the venue was lined with people whipping the bird, shouting "FJB."
    1
  5792. Except it's a huge glove. Reminds me of Mickey Mouse's, but black.
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  5793. Pot gummies molded into red ears?
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  5794. I'd like to suggest Minneapolis' Foshay Tower. Completed right around the time the stock market tanked in 1929. It's an Art Deco gem.
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  5795. No hard candy--choking hazard. On second thought, give him some hard candy.
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  5796. Being elderly per se is no reason for deference. FJB was once a young fool and now he's an old one.
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  5797.  @Tokinjester  😆
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  5798. Thank you, Senator Paul.
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  5799.  @starkravingralph  Nope, Toots. The guy was a volunteer, not a formal, paid security guard.
    1
  5800. Or at least a mediocrity.
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  5801. Eric the Evil Panda and I really don't know what to call Runway Loretta. Just the sight of her dopey, lying, corrupt face pisses me off. She was still Attorney General and yet calling for blood in the streets, during the rioting after Trump's election. Loretta Lynch--evil skank.
    1
  5802. Where are those yellow check marks? They've been total clowns ever since they took to Twitter. Color them yellow, already.
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  5803. Quick! Get the nurse to blow in his nostrils again!
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  5804. Impeachment, at this rate, is going to turn into some ancient symbolic ritual that automatically gets done and nobody knows why, like hammering on the doors of parliament or breaking the rod of power when a monarch dies.
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  5805. Harris is on the Boomer/Xer cusp. Which she belongs to depends on how she was raised. I'm guessing she falls on the Boomer side.
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  5806. @Choorbes  In your fever dreams. Vance put his finger on what is wrong with Harris' speaking style. She's winging it, and poorly at that. Her staff says she blames them for her gaffes after not really reading their briefs. And I saw her blame staff for one during the 2020 primaries. No wonder she dropped out before the people spoke.
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  5807.  @CrankyBarista  I suspect you were being rhetorical in service of your utter astonishment that people sell out their country at all. That makes you not only gifted with wisdom, but integrity as well. Don't change, you cranky barista!
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  5808. WTF? Really? My American mom got her uppers pulled at 26, but only because she'd been accidentally kicked in the mouth as a girl in some kind of football scrum.
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  5809. Well, I hear that she can fly into a rage just like her mother. And she will not tolerate being spoken to before she first speaks to you. She also reacts badly to being interrupted. This is from the folks who guided her through her NBC sinecure.
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  5810. You loved her speech? Thanks! I wrote it for her!
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  5811.  @kekelaward  Epstein, while he was not killing himself. Fixed it for you.
    1
  5812. Wow . . . sampling the Majority Report and it seems to be a parody of old Air America stuff larded with smug coastal disdain, black/white rhetoric, emotional reasoning, and plenty of cries of "Nazis!" & "Racists!" Fail.
    1
  5813. I got hairy legs--
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  5814. Never sign a federal abortion ban. He has already vowed this.
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  5815. ​ @The00Dude For being dumb. And not putting America first. Also, she was raised from age 6 in Quebec, Canada.
    1
  5816. Devin Nunez is my hero! Hope we can elect someone like this to Wisconsin's newly open seventh district.
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  5817. Quisp, Mountain Dew, and Valium!
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  5818. An Army surplus suture kit costs $25. I add them to my first aid kits. I am not trained to do sutures as an RN, but neither was my brother when he stitched up his hand with fishing line, nor was my sister when she stitched up a gash on her knee, once.
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  5819. It does not look like a "pedophilia" at all to the middle-aged and older. It just looks like (and is) old-style retail politics, with gladhanding and making girl children blush with grandfather flirtation. This "Creepy Joe" stuff is strictly Generation Snowflake's paranoid, dirty-minded imagination. You all got propagandized 24/7 about "stranger danger." It all looks so retarded to an older person.
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  5820. I live just east of St. Paul, and I know that he is a POS authoritarian.
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  5821. I'm a little more disturbed about the accumulation of fillers in Noem's face. When you start rocking a trout pout and looking like a Real Housewives actress, I'm going to judge you as vain and shallow.
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  5822. I just saw a Trump vs. Biden tiff on a baseball thread in which the Biden fan said, "So what if he can draw a clock? Trump is the worst president in U.S. history, but hey, he can draw a fucken clock!"
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  5823. Common trope. They all deny wanting to run. At first.
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  5824. In other words, Democrats are ripe for balkanization. Intersectionalism greased those skids.
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  5825. BTDT. Axis II patients start to get pretty sickening after a year or two, but fortunately, in nursing, you can write your own ticket.
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  5826. Only to about 40% of his constituents. The rest of us are blessed with logic and common sense.
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  5827. Be "Minnesota nice" to your rapist? "I'm not sure I agree with you a hundred percent on your police work there, Lou."
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  5828. Where do you live? Here in Wisconsin, we're doing our thing. Most people I see don't bother with masks. I'd like to see small businesses start up regardless of what our dim bulb governor says. He seems to hate productive people.
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  5829. But the mindset was there long ago, in Sweden. I married a man whose parents had immigrated from Sweden as kids a century ago. Some of their family stayed behind. But when the Swedish relatives visited over here, the Swedish-American side of the family were shocked at what brats the Swedes were raising, thanks to their super-woke and intrusive laws about childrearing, and such. In other words, the impending disaster was evident 50 years ago, to some of us.
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  5830. Statistically speaking, medical emergencies happen all the time at rallies. I was at one where 2 people fainted in 2018. Each time, Trump paused for a few seconds, called attention to it, then thanked the medics. This time, apparently, it was a code, so he waited respectfully. There's no mystery, here, and no staged theater.
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  5831. She probably has fantasies of being carried into the Milwaukee DNC convention on a litter borne by James Comey, Donna Brazile, Bill, Bernie, Obama, etc., etc., and then anointed, coronated and holding court draped in an ermine-trimmed robe, while the superdelegates perform a song & dance number based on "Hello, Dolly!" while Lena Dunham and Beyoncé suck her toes.
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  5832. What hogwash. Or maybe not for you. Only a rich investor or middle manager would call this a good economy. How will the Biden administration sell "Bidenomics" to people who do real work and have tight budgets?
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  5833. CHY-nah!
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  5834. That is all this woman is talking about: which flavor of horse apples to pick.
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  5835. Styx got the pronunciation of "Kenosha" right. It means "drink beer by the lake" in Ho-Chunk. The worst Wisconsin town to pronounce is "Oconomowoc". Once you can say that right, you got Wisconsin by the @zz.
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  5836.  @Wew42  It's to do with some title he just won in wrestling. Not a fan of wrestling, but I like Tyrus' mind, and his looks amuse me--my 19-year-old moose of a son wears a beard like that.
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  5837. Petition signed. So tired of my former party--the Emocrats. I signed up in late 2004 and was my county Dem chair by 2008. This is getting to be embarrassing; I'm going to stop admitting to being a former Dem altogether. Thought they were retarded back then, too, with their earnest snobbery, Priuses, and vegan hotdishes. Fuck 'em.
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  5838. The message I get is that Joe respects states' rights, so long as the voters of a given state already agree with him.
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  5839. He was tasty when he was young. Good athlete and a great body. But he's 72, now, dummy.
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  5840. I'm so angry at that old harridan! How dare she cripple a sitting president?
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  5841. Gerald Ford.
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  5842.  @rullmourn1142  My physician thought that he could handle my uterine deformity, until he made a hash of it. Lucky for him that I delivered a healthy boy. Hope the stupid surgeon is retired or dead by now. He signed his lousy book for me.
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  5843. He is probably going to need to "take the L" on this. He's just a layman.
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  5844. Educate yourself about the Trump withdrawal, as planned. It was organized and included destruction of war materiel. Educate yourself; the two plans were in no wise equivalent. Don't just run your mouth without research.
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  5845.  @didi012578  It's a floor wax AND a dessert topping!
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  5846. I doubt they'd be doing above-ground testing, though. As I recall, the commies kept detonating above ground. From time to time in the 1970s, you would hear about new fallout passing overhead.
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  5847. If they gave Obama a prize for turning groceries into compost, then the prize itself is compost.
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  5848. Lindsey should keep his trap shut, too.
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  5849. It is scarcely messier than a tampon, but it is necessary to wash it and your hands in hot, soapy water. It is a little tricky to put it in right, but once it's in, there is absolutely no mess.
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  5850.  @pearlady22  Well, no, but are we slaves to Tampax and Kotex, or did women manage just fine before their advent?
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  5851.  @pearlady22  I started a support group in 2000 for women with müllerian anomalies, and many of them had septate vaginas, so tampons would only work 50%. So those double-barreled women found stuff on their own that would work! Having a septate vagina was not my big problem; it was having a septate uterine cavity that kept kicking out babies until I had a surgeon correct it.
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  5852. Hey, I've shocked stopped hearts back into life. May I please have a retainer fee? Bidens are not as useful as I am, yet they rake in the bucks.
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  5853. Let's wait to draft him after he learns not to stab himself.
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  5854. More like 2 bn.
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  5855. He can't read numbers right, much less calculate anymore.
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  5856. What is it with nutballs talking about "karma"? Stop typing and regulate your emotions.
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  5857. I used to roll my eyes so hard when Hillary made most of her campaign about her XX chromosomes. She seems to be frozen in 1972.
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  5858. This should be left to the parents to decide.
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  5859. Obama did. Gitmo is still open and he gave Wall St. everything it wanted.
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  5860. Going on social media is her cardinal mistake.
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  5861. ​ @haroldb1856  The obesity mob will eat you up!
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  5862. He was just channeling a Bavarian polka band.
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  5863. Wagyu beef is half blubber.
    1
  5864. Nope. He's just a professional victim and "fear mongrel".
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  5865. News readers and other talking heads must never become "the story."
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  5866. You hope. Make sure you add your silver stake--at a crossroads, at midnight.
    1
  5867. But what if the son is at that age where he wants to mix it up? How will you convince him it's all a sham?
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  5868. Rubio is not fine!
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  5869. Bring back lawn darts, while we're at it!
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  5870. Naw, she was just pickling.
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  5871. Ope. Incoherent. Try again.
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  5872. What were the symptoms? John Fund said Biden was never the same and became much more impulsive.
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  5873. Wisconsin.
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  5874. Always sort of been that way.
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  5875. He looks an awful lot like a Parkinson's victim, sometimes.
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  5876. Good Lord . . . MB has a voice like a smoke alarm.
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  5877. "Proper president" is right!
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  5878. Alarmed? I am alarmed that do many people lay themselves wide open to price gouging by relying on baby formula. If a mother has to work and has no time to breastfeed or pump, condensed milk and Karo syrup + vitamins gets the job done.
    1
  5879. What about actual cream?
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  5880.  Roberto Duran  Lurch once crawled across my lap when I was sitting on a hay bale at a rally in 2004. Long, dumb story. Dave Obey crawled over the bale in front of me, too. Never been "topless" in front of a pol before or since. And yes, I can't believe how stupid I was to bother to vote for Kerry. Edit: I was nursing my baby when those two climbed over the bale--that's what I meant by topless.
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  5881. At least it's not upside-down.
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  5882. He missed it, too. He just signed his name to a stack of papers on day one.
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  5883. Lol. Shut up and eat your bugburger, Jennifer!
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  5884. Just listen. Nothing to really watch in his vlogs, anyway, unless you're cat-happy.
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  5885. ​ @thegreatbloviator6817 😂😂😂
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  5886. I have long assumed that Trump wants to know the mind and the ways of Establishment creatures, so he co-opts them. Trump haters portray him as wanting only yes men, but I suspect just the opposite. Like another first-time leader before him, FDR, he knows that you need to coöpt your adversary, to some degree. And giving cabinet posts to potential challengers and also-rans is a way to make them "take the veil" and leave the spotlight, ostensibly to serve the victor. E.g., Obama pretty much neutralized Hillary by employing her. And by most accounts, he did everything he could to use other diplomats rather than give Hillary something real to do. As Dick Morris notes, as an ex-Sec'y. of State, Hillary has zip to do with foreign policy. No consulting, no papers in journals, no speeches on pure foreign policy, and no turns on the Sunday shows to discuss diplomacy.
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  5887.  @jarethhogan3274  Marshall who?
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  5888. I doubt that Biden, Inc., will be called to account for these crimes, but they will go down in history as the sleaziest in a long line of sleazy presidencies, bathed in cocaine dust and Chinese bribes.
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  5889. On the bright side, we knew that the infrastructure bill had very little to do with actual infrastructure, anyhow, just as Obama's `shovel-ready' jobs never materialized.
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  5890. Trump and Roosevelt scored similarly in the "Big 5" personality traits. They are high in narcissism (not a bad thing) and almost manic in their energy levels and lack of neuroticism.
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  5891. @bobwilkerson9760  Agree with your assessment, but would like to make a distinction between narcissism or narcissistic traits and narcissistic personality disorder. The former is just a facet of everyone's personality (like anxiety or fear) that gets us out of bed and keeps us going. The latter is an obnoxious, dishonest, and pernicious kind of person who is defending a very unrealistic self-concept.
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  5892. In SJW terms, white is just a state of mind--a crummy one.
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  5893. God, Australians have vocal fry, too? It's ear grape!
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  5894. Chuckeye, my punster friend, is it really you, disguised as Mario?
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  5895. "Subpoena"
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  5896. This is an eternal verity.
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  5897. Well, he's a rock, anyhow . . .
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  5898. Watch out, junior. She's fit, she's bright, and she suffers no fools.
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  5899.  @Boyitellyouhwhat  I would not choose to die on the hill of "white guy food."
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  5900. Court overrode it last night. Dems are apoplectic about it. They wanted their lame Supreme Court candidate to gain more support.
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  5901. As if you can prove a negative.
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  5902. Joe lies in order to pander to any given audience; he's been doing it for over half a century.
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  5903. Bush, Sr., had regular army in El Paso in 1990 or so, but it was hush-hush. One of the soldiers was my stepson.
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  5904. With our populous what?
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  5905. She is off-putting.
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  5906. I think the misspellings have become useful to Trump. They keep dorks like Stelter busy counting. When I was annoying my grandma as a preschooler, she'd order me to go out on the porch and count the red cars driving by. Got me out of her hair, for sure.
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  5907. ​ @turnerfamilyinozi Get some new material, drone.
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  5908. It's been a while, and for the longest time, we only did them underground.
    1
  5909. Yes, I don't love it.
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  5910.  BillyFreeTX  And the Philippines, and Colombia/Panama.
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  5911. It really doesn't. It causes Smug Buttigieg to say he would use "Crazy uncle management" on Trump, thereby causing Middle America to want to stuff the little asshole into a locker. Score one more point for Trump.
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  5912. Pretty sure I had it a couple months ago. Like a mild flu or bad cold, but nothing to write home about.
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  5913. Totally
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  5914. Least interesting video Styx has ever done. Whoopee ding.
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  5915. Lolwut?
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  5916.  @ladywisewolf3942  She has had a lot.
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  5917. Lol! If by "royal" you mean "gorgon," then you're spot on. Diana was a nasty, rude person.
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  5918. Quasi-senior citizen, here, with Mark Hamill facial trivia. Before he even shot the first film, Hamill had been disfigured in a wreck--to the extent that surgeons had to reconstruct his nose. (My first love, whom I met in 1978, was a chestnut-haired clone of Luke Skywalker, so I probably had picked up a copy of Tiger Beat or some other bubblegum rag of the time because Hamill had a bio in it, or something)
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  5919. You wish, anyhow.
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  5920. "Black Hawk Dumb"
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  5921. He's away from home, visiting family.
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  5922. Well, that troubled man sure had a funny way of seeking help.
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  5923. I think those were the MREs I tried--the first run. They all tasted like chemicals. Inedible.
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  5924. She is a rudderless wretch.
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  5925.  @OmarScarborough-b6u  But she turned in an okay performance. Do not make the mistake of underestimating her. Also, Mike Pence could lull an agitated maniac to sleep.
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  5926. @Caitlyn A Yes, no symptoms except in retrospect, period cramps were really bad. My deformity happens to 1 in 50, but usually not as severely as mine was, with a total septum.
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  5927. I don't know what all the "lies" were, but one article did say that Trump's speech was also garbled when he said "filumaker." Sounds like BS to me. Trump probably picked up that pronunciation from his Scottish mother! He says a lot of things (e.g. "aeroplane") that aren't standard American English.
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  5928. First, she had to ask, "Which holes?"
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  5929. Yay, Instant Pot! That puppy has saved me a fortune in store-bought gelatin broth from pork, beef, and chicken. It makes every animal carcass feed you twice.
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  5930. A washed-up skank.
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  5931. Fortunately, what BRIDGE stands for is such educationalese/HR gobbledygook that it'll get laughed out the door.
    1
  5932. Were you sleeping during the Obama campaigns? Obama railed against Wall St. and "dumb wars," then turned around an supported them both. The uniparty tells you all the right things, then does whatever it wants.
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  5933.  @theonyszidat3983  School shootings aren't as common as you might think, although all the hype about them in the news media does provoke copycats seeking a moment of infamy. Look at the mayhem wrought by people wielding fists, knives and vehicles . . .
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  5934. ​ @mollybloom5681 They also called her "Headboard Harris" As in: "The sk__k we adore, From an unknown mongrel To Willie Brown's w__re."
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  5935. He probably knows that he has the very best enemies.
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  5936. He's a remora.
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  5937. ​ @R.D.Hoffman And the Handicapper General, Diana Moon Glampers, made sure that no one's light escaped from under the mandated bushel.
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  5938. They're humping our legs and telling us it's waltzing.
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  5939. He wasn't so bad off the night before, either, passing out with his pack on the leather furniture.
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  5940. Trump is just restoring deterrence, which makes us safer. I like what he's doing with Iran after Obama made such a dog's breakfast of the situation. I just wish he could take back those pallets of cash.
    1
  5941. I dated a guy from Tokyo in 1984, and they used masks sporadically then. But he said he did it mainly because he was embarrassed by his crooked teeth.
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  5942. Gosh darn, William! How can I love you if you mumble? And, yes, English is my mother tongue
    1
  5943. Somebody wrote a whole book speculating about Nixon and Bebe Rebozo. It is true that Rebozo was a close friend and Nixon once put him on his short list of people he loved (along with plug-uglies like Robert Abplanalp, inventor of the aerosol can) but the evidence is flimsy, and easily explained away.
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  5944. Justice Ginsberg
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  5945. Back to Canada, where she grew up.
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  5946. They are furious that we question and will not obey them.
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  5947.  @davidbentrin1088  Dig a little deeper into exactly why India now refuses to disclose the contents of its emergency packages in Uttar Pradesh. Note also when your illegitimate Delaware yes man visited President Modi. I feel sorry for you.
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  5948. His shrieking was jarring.
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  5949. I thought she got trampled.
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  5950. Tim Walz is Nero on the Mississippi.
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  5951. No, it was true. Their heirs just left their microeconomies behind when the New World opened up. Here in America's upper Midwest, I and most of the people I know are descended from the ones who left Scandinavia. The town I went to college in is the biggest settlement of Norwegians outside of Norway, and they came here looking for bigger, better opportunity than was left in the old country. (They sure as hell didn't come over here for the welfare!)
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  5952. Don't be so certain, Plaintiff. When I was a kid, California was solidly Republican. Everything changes. Realignments are like that--people turn on a dime. For every Texas that turns blue, there will be a bunch of Rust Belt and New England states that turn red.
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  5953.  @gabrielboorom6196  Yeah! Be careful! Bet her neck would triple its length, like some old leathery softshell turtle.
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  5954. ​ @joesmith4443  Sure, Joe. And if you point at something that takes in hay at one end and puts out manure at the other and say it's a Buick, well, I say it's a Buick, too!
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  5955.  @thetrumpnewsnetwork7503  My sister's huskies were a breeding pair. Beautiful, unruly dogs who lived to run. Although they didn't choose to make but one litter. Once, I was walking the female, and she must have been in heat, because, out of nowhere, my history teacher's St. Bernard appeared and sat on her . . . and would not budge. Just slobbered and sat on her. And he didn't listen to me. I felt like such an idiot, standing on the side of the road with a St. Bernard sitting on my dog, whose name was "C'mere, dog" in Russian. The male was "Get outta here, dog".
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  5956.  @thetrumpnewsnetwork7503  That is some dedication, running your dogs with a bike! My brother in Alaska had some husky mixes, a malamute, and a samoyed, and I think he had them pull sleds, sometime. Not as easy to do so here in Wisconsin, although snowmobile trails would work great for that. My parents were completely unprepared to take good care of huskies and recognized it after several months of howling, great escapes, and angry neighbors. They gave the dogs to a guy with other huskies who was well equipped to take care of them, and my sister went into a snit about it, even though she'd stuck my parents with them, moved out of state, and had no intention of taking them back. Bad dog owner.
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  5957. MSNBC is atrocious. It should just go back to airing prison lockup marathons. Preferably with imprisoned officials from the current regime.
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  5958.  @ekoms108  Thanks for the suggestions. I do have some big vapes and try different e-juices (over the past 9 years), and I have grown fond of Juul. They're not clunky or smelly, look like a thumb drive, and pack a big nicotine punch. Am a poor excuse for a cloud chaser. :-D
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  5959.  @jacquesstrapp3219  Democratic Leadership Council, a bunch of Third Way Democrats determined to regain power by tacking rightward.
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  5960.  @ryant282a  Wisconsinite, here. Guy is either from Madison or full of shit (but I repeat myself). Wisconsin has been 50:50 purple for a long time, and the state has been crawling with presidential candidates every 4 years for much of my adult life.
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  5961. I give him credit for being honest. I did vote for Trump out of the feeling that Clinton was much worse, but I had low expectations for him as a sort of clownish personage, and rationalized that "At least people will scrutinize Trump, which they will never do with Clinton." Hey, I just knew Trump as a playboy who built towers and casinos, from back in the 1980s. I'm more than pleasantly surprised with Trump's leadership, now, but I don't blame Hughes-a very young man- for having worried, and for not liking his tweets.
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  5962. "Be quiet. Quiet. Quiet! QUIET." Turns away for a beat. Turns back. "Are you ready?" Finally, someone who just cuts through the sh*t!
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  5963. She's like an MLM marketer, but with less substance.
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  5964. I don't think Arnold claimed to have the pee tape, but rather a recording of Trump deploying the N word.
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  5965. I know! I need a singer that won't drive me crazy.
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  5966.  @mickeydrago9401  My brother made the mistake of buying a Chevy Vega when they came out. What a flop!
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  5967. I can simultaneously make my husband laugh and grit his teeth with my strident, whiny Pocahantas impression. Her voice is much easier to nail than Harris' nasal monotone or Hillary's Chicago honk.
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  5968. I'd love to see a physician administer a "mini mental" assessment to Trump and Biden as part of a debate. Just watch Biden forget the three words he was asked to remember, then make a flop of drawing a clock face reading ten past eleven.
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  5969. Bravo for that fine judge.
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  5970. Why do we put up with this chicanery?
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  5971.  erock755  more like you're a sh!t for brains sheep trained to de0lore everything Trump. You're nothing but a midbrain. Hope your parents support you well.
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  5972. ​ @marythibault9032 Yes. It is ageism. We don't need a child or doddering dotard as chief executive. Sometimes, age discrimination is good.
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  5973. "Keynesians" should be pronounced "KEEN-zee-inz". Because people focus on minutiae.
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  5974. The heartbeat law is a bit restrictive, perhaps, but why should anyone listen to a high-school senior with a mic?
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  5975. And the leprechauns were kissing, and his dad took him aside and said, "Joey, love is love. Magically delicious!" Not a joke.
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  5976. Donna, Donna, Donna. You've lost your fast ball.
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  5977. God Jul, Tarl! Christmas Eve is our day, and lutefisk, spareribs, risgrød and that sort of food is our tradition.
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  5978.  @TimeBomb014X  No. Baby Ruth.
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  5979. That's certainly what the communist nomenklatura think, too.
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  5980. Immunodeficiency disorder, not autoimmune, by the way.
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  5981.  @Raskolnikov70  Perceptive comment! I live east of the St. Croix, and stores developed here much as you said. I miss real department stores and try to avoid big box places, but sometimes it's unavoidable. I've come to frequent Kwik Trips more than I should, telling myself, "Well, they're local," but then again, so is @#$% Menard's, and it is pretty soulless and pricey, and putting mom & pop shops out of business, too.
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  5982.  @Raskolnikov70  Speaking of groceries, Kroger is trying to become the Amazon of groceries. There is a Kroger warehouse here in NW Wisconsin, despite the fact that nobody ever remembers seeing a Kroger's store in the region, ever. I think I can do without it.
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  5983. LOL. Did you pull that figure from the Rectal Bureau of Statistics, or what?
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  5984. Kind of a boring prize, being First Lady, but whatever. Some women like to wear fingernails as long as grasshoppers.
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  5985. Trump is probably just proposing this as a way to remind ppl that Kamala was complicit in hiding a non compos mentis president, and that the old fool is still in office.
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  5986. Trump gets impeached, and the Iranians and Norks test the waters. Thanks, you stupid Democrat pols.
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  5987.  @rod-contracts1616  To heck with being brainwashed.
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  5988. Zzzzzzzzzz . . .
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  5989. Strangest thing I ever ate were survival crackers from an old fallout shelter. They looked like white graham crackers and were utterly tasteless. I'll bet rats would ignore them.
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  5990. I can only imagine how bad Grandpa Grifter's dragon breath was.
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  5991. Sounds as if he has a cleft palate.
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  5992. Trump has been very personal and serious about 9/11. It was in his fucking back yard. He mentioned the "smell of death" in the air for weeks.
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  5993. Probably. Don't you work?
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  5994. Truinanashabadaprzhr!
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  5995. Hey, my relatives came from the Rhineland, so I oughtta know that we are all blacker than night.
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  5996. Cheney came out of that like a boss, with the guy he shot apologizing for it.
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  5997. Saw it in Nebraska in 2017, and it was underwhelming. So cloudy. And brief.
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  5998. I think Trump did a kind of a ban of it (maybe for federal computers) while he was president, which the Ds reversed.
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  5999. Good move, Senator Vance. The DoJ is untrustworthy. This administration is completely unworthy of trust. They only deserve suspicion and contempt.
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  6000. You never hear of people proud of qualifying for DENSA . . .
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  6001.  @cappy0023  Tony the WEAC Turd. Well, WEAC is symbiotic with the DPW.
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  6002. Welcome back to the United States, Styx. Doesn't this suck?
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  6003. Well, shit seems to happen here. It was also the cradle of both the Progressive movement and the Republican party before that.
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  6004. ​ @BrunswickOH7 Because Democrats are less stable and more violent, and they have been trained to hate Trump; they are not enlightened people. They can not control their violent urges.
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  6005.  @garytate8284  Trump's Establishment enemies set the tone, inviting useful idiots to harass and assault wearers.
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  6006.  @vivienneclarke2421  You're right. He did say something like "you will see less of me for a little while. Things are getting rough" in about November of 2019.
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  6007. Our county wrote a strongly worded letter. We lost a major clinic and 2 hospitals, but what's left is blocking out appointment times for these unasked-for "refugees."
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  6008. Last April, my dad (85) was having seizures causing dementia, and, in the middle of telling Dad his terrible prognosis, the neurologist said, "Half of people over 85 have some dementia. This is why it is crazy to have such elderly presidential candidates."
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  6009. DeSleazebag will never, ever get my vote.
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  6010. My taxidermist brother once did some bear hides for a Segal movie around 2000 or so. I wonder which stinker that was. [Edit: Oh, crap. My brother provided bear hides for Jean Claud van Damme. I mix all these guys up! LOL] My kid idolizes Segal for his high grade of poor acting.
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  6011. Trump is Tigger.
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  6012. Vance.
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  6013. He's a petty, petty person, and he looks just like Aunt Esther from "Sanford & Son".
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  6014. MSM delighted in seeing through the deception back in the day, depending on who the politician was. Then it deteriorated into sports analysis, and now sophistry to support the party line. That's what you get for consolidating the free press into six corporations in bed with leadership. It also helps that young "journalists" don't know shit about anything nor even how to think straight.
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  6015. ​ @jameswhipp3221 Only specuwating.
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  6016. By some accounts, the Clintons had fertility trouble and consulted with specialists about it. He had a poor sperm count. Additionally, she didn't much care for sex. With him, at any rate. He lobbied her to try to conceive because being childless was "poor optics" for his type of politician. She relented, and a swimmer found the target on some Carribean island. Bermuda, maybe. To make a long story short, HRC hated being off of work and handed the baby off to state-employed nannies after 3 months. She was all about her work. It sounds as if Bill was an affectionate father, though. Richard Nixon once witnessed Chelsea, age 13, enter the family quarters and make a bee line for Bill. Nixon told Monica Crowley that it looked as if the child was frightened of her mother. He thought everyone around her appeared frightened by HRC.
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  6017. George and Laura Bush were yet another subfertile presidential couple. That they had tried a long time, then had fraternal twins suggests (but does not prove) their having resorted to clomiphene citrate or possibly some other injectable drug to stimulate ovulation.
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  6018. She's Baby Groot, and she does need to check her effing attitude.
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  6019.  I'm Learnding  And who remembers Andre Moreau?
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  6020. Plus, you know, white pantsuits are teh suck, and so 2016.
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  6021. I sometimes wonder if ultra-leftists. don't actually project their own starry-eyed attributes onto other people as a side-effect of their fixation on skin color. It's one thing to be open-minded about any person's character, but quite another to assign good/bad characteristics based solely on melanism. I know so many progressives who operate that way, making a fetish of skin color, then doling out social justice points based on color alone. So retarded.
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  6022. I appreciated the interview and the guest, but there was too much meta. And in every single question. Just ask good questions without all the preamble. Sorry you were exhausted and heartbroken to boot.
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  6023.  @TheGreenKnight500  Edith Wilson was the first female executive gatekeeper. I don't think Nancy Reagan interfered in her husband's business more than Rosalyn Carter or Hillary Clinton. Far less, probably.
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  6024. How about apologizing to Lewinsky in the form of a nice wad of cash?
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  6025. Only ten rounds? What if you are attacked by 50 warthogs, though? Or 50 zombies from Burlington? Oh no!
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  6026. "Noble [sic] Peace Prize for Mathematics [sic]"
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  6027. Biden may not remember how Europe periodically wallows in its own blood, but somebody remembers. Maybe Pepperidge Farm.
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  6028. His conscience's been wiped!
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  6029. There are plenty of disgusting old wine moms crying "karma."
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  6030. Time to dig up Diana and plant a crown on her dead head. 🙄
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  6031. His Vatican fecal incontinence was over and above.
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  6032. Unless you and I finally decide we've had enough. No more letting Lucy van Pelt pull the football.
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  6033.  @murderparker7968  Fair enough! And your good intentions were obvious. Thanks.
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  6034. The chairs are identical.
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  6035. I can't unsee her pit-like funnel chest.
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  6036. Helsa dem dar hjemma! 🕌 🕌 ☪️
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  6037. I knew this particular criminal, and he was a drunken, crazy shitshow from A to Z. Stop projecting your own problems onto him.
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  6038.  @paulwelch1992  We can construct the Resolute desk out of a refrigerator shipping box and the Great Seal out of a hubcap. He'll never know.
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  6039.  Comrade von Herpenderpf  There are looong memories! My grandfather was born in the U.S. but grew up speaking nothing but Norwegian to his immigrant folks. When he died in 1998, he was still angry at the Swedes. At first I thought it was about their neutrality while Norway was occupied by the Nazis, but it soon was clear that he was steamed over some border war with Sweden that happened 100 years before he was born! Sheesh!
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  6040. Bill Ayres and his equally disgusting wife.
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  6041. Gen X and Millenials are being given entree. Trump has good advisors.
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  6042. Or phone-quality audio. It can distort.
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  6043. Twitter is like sitting underneath a busy outhouse seat. Haven't gone there in years.
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  6044.  @thomasglebe1273  Trump was right about just not testing.
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  6045. The Dicknapped Duke
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  6046. She has just one great performance left in her, and it involves Cheyne-Stokes breathing
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  6047.  @SpaceandGoats  I think she will be old enough, then.
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  6048. Lol
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  6049.  @rickienoseman2186  Naw, he's angry about teenaged acne and about how lame Cyberpunk 2077 turned out to be.
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  6050. She's no lady!
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  6051. If I gave a hang about Ukraine, I'd say send in the warthogs.
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  6052. Joe has atrial fibrillation and I think takes warfarin or apixaban for it to prevent an ischemic stroke . . . but then you're at risk for hemorrhagic stroke.
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  6053. They've been pretty true to their mission, until Trump deranged some of them. They are redeeming themselves, in my opinion, by standing up for Mr. Assange.
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  6054. Something about her presentation tells me that she's a bit too much about appearances. You may get a shot at her in 3 to 5 years, after the divorce rape and complete weaponization of those 3 blond kids against their father.
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  6055.  @jamesmcbeth4463  Did he even try? He is not an attorney (thank goodness).
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  6056. The Gipper at the fall of the USSR: He knew about it. I remember watching Reagan give a rare speech to the Oxford Union in 1993 or 1994. At the time, they were calling Russia and its former satellites the Confederation of Independent States, or CIS. I remember this, because Reagan flubbed reading the TelePrompTer phrase "the C.I.S." in a nonsensical way. He read it "the CIs" or "the CI's" without correcting himself. I remember thinking, "Huh. Maybe he really is a baked potato." This was about the time of his head injury from falling off a horse, and not long before he announced his diagnosis of Alzheimer's dementia. No doubt that, at least immediately surrounding his shooting and later colon surgery, Reagan had some cognitive losses and/or delirium. Possibly even objective dementia by the end of his term. But it probably wasn't very advanced in early 1989.
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  6057.  @goldenbear8250  There really are some of us who lack that religious bone. We know. We have tried. So your cocksure confidence in God just sounds like `Blah, blah, blah.' We would if we could, but we can't.
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  6058.  @lethalwastejams5942  Confidence in our currency!
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  6059. The DNC just siphons money from state-level candidates and ignores the state parties. This raised a big stink after Hillary essentially bought the party in 2014. Hillary wasted nearly a billion, too.
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  6060. He's the very latest kind of politician--the puppet kind. "They" are really overdoing the puppet schtick.
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  6061. Oh, I see that Matthews is still a harebrain.
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  6062. Al Gore, then Humphrey, then Nixon. VPs seldom win.
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  6063. Wow. That's extreme. Do you hope to reconcile, or not? In 2016, my drunken sister told me, "You're a pig!" several times. I had called her for her birthday. This time, I'm letting her cool down before I talk to her.
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  6064. She's almost 80 and she's had too many plastic surgeries. I imagine that the skin on the back of her head is as gathered and puckered as a Shar-Pei puppy's face.
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  6065. The book is due for a rewrite, only set in Seattle, with Chinese slang used by Antifa.
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  6066. George Herbert Walker Bush (anagram: Huge Berserk Rebel Warthog) had oodles of charisma next to Mike Dukakis, who perpetually looked as if he were suppressing a yawn when he talked. And during the campaign, his drunk wife ended up in Betty Ford after drinking rubbing alcohol, poor thing.
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  6067. Um--39 seats? Are the Dems slowly winning more seats their preferred way? You know, with recounts, computer glitches and lawyers?
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  6068. I'm Joe Biden, and I massage this proof.
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  6069. My husband would settle for DeSantis, but I will not. He's pure plastic and textured soy protein. He's a used car salesman.
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  6070. Guardsmen are our sons and friends. If they give third eye holes, some of us will object (c.f. Kent State). Are we ruthless enough?
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  6071. He grew up in NYC—around lots and lots of Jews, steeped in Jewish culture. His daughter did convert to Judaism, FYI.
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  6072. "Dr., when will you stop referring to your patient as a f♡ckt♡y?:
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  6073. They are quashing evidence in the Trump v. Clinton case.
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  6074. What do you mean vote early? Voting early is much of the problem. No more voting seasons and no more dodgy machines.
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  6075.  @JustinL614  It just has to do with being venal.
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  6076. You'll be okay, as long as you ask them for a 27B-6.
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  6077. You mean the Biden Broda chair. (Nurse joke)
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  6078.  JKA VILL  Heh.
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  6079. Jill Biden hovering at her husband's side as he looks like a vacant possum is starting to give me a nurse/patient vibe.
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  6080. Glad to know you're feeling better.
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  6081. I was wishing he would do his Squidward impression in honor of the Veep.
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  6082. He is her interviewer and photographer, not her therapist.
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  6083.  @EsotericOccultist  I told that to so many woke people! It never sank in and I've been called a liar by a couple.
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  6084. Some of us knew for years before. Some idiots still think that Her Royal Cluelessness walks on water. It's "their truth," and don't you dare say otherwise!
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  6085. She presides over the Senate when in the chamber.
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  6086. Attitude modification via electrified ass plug? Sounds like Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron redux. Except we're talking uniformity of feelings rather than uniformity of ability. In Vonnegut's story, ballerinas had to dance in chains and sandbags, and intelligent people had to wear earpieces that disrupted their thoughts at frequent intervals with loud blasts of sound.
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  6087. You ARE seeing rituals. Extinction Rebellion is just the latest sect in the Church of Secular Tantrums.
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  6088. I don't care to watch Tim shit all over a panel that just happens to include Styx, and I've heard all Tim's war stories, several times over.
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  6089. So she'll lose the gubernatorial race. Next, dismantle her machine, finally and forever.
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  6090.  Sebastian Hahn  There are companies in my back yard dedicated to making smokestack scrubbers. We should use them.
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  6091.  @darksu6947  Simple-dimple. Don't fret about it.
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  6092. I actually like some of "his" paintings. I've heard that UCLA college students do them.
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  6093. ​ @JM-vp8zc That's why he's still addicted to power and ice cream—the steps part.
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  6094. Apparently, Kasich stole some other first class passenger's seat when he got bumped from a commercial flight last year. Unfortunately for Kasich, the woman whose seat he stole had her own podcast. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6648687/Former-Ohio-gov-John-Kasich-stole-comedians-class-seat-Alaska-Airlines-flight.html
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  6095.  @Edward135i  Beto would probably persuade Pool to come back to the open arms of the Left.
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  6096. I crave a chocolate president.
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  6097. He's not lying. It's only a few grams of gold per day, though.
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  6098. Not really. The globe is experiencing only the solstice parts of the seasons right now.
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  6099.  @donramon9723  Blue states bail out red states? Shut up, clown. California, New York, Illinois, and a few others are begging for federal bailouts because they can't even conceive of budgeting, much less live within their means. Without massive aerospace and military business, California would be as lame as Honduras. Brainlet.
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  6100.  @tailgunner8683  Trump is much like Kennedy (another fly in the ointment)--he thought that a rising tide lifted all boats. Clearly, the Establishment did not want to encourage entrepreneurialism. Are you really thinking in such kindergarten cartoon terms? Because, if you are, you need to clam up and learn a thing or two on your own, beyond your obviously spoonfed whiz-dumb.
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  6101.  @scottdunlap7013  Try harder or go home, Mr. Whataboutism. Trump was a damned good president. You're probably too young and brainwashed to have ever considered what other people need from a government. If you were 100% American, you would demand that the feds not get all up in your business.
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  6102. Print out pixelplanet New England and hang it there.
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  6103.  @muddafaka6911  Akin to Gish galloping.
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  6104. She is a Caucasian-American (said so herself) and she is divorced. But she's not much of an actress.
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  6105. I think I know why. She had a trigger-happy immune system to begin with.
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  6106. She is only a victim insofar as her massive vanity has been wounded. Her type are a dime a dozen.
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  6107. Nice takedown of superpower posturing and the Joetato in particular. Styx is my favorite fry cook.
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  6108. I got suspended at Twitter after Musk took over. It never was not a sh¡thole.
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  6109.  @danil6088  George W. Bush' popular nickname was "W" and "Dubya".
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  6110.  @lunadevass5561  Yes, a plane slid into the Pentagon basically at ground level. It gets less press than the twin towers disaster, but it happened at the same time. There's just some sketchy security camera stills of it appearing to taxi right into the side of the building.
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  6111. Bet his SLUMS score is < 15 by now.
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  6112. ​@kimberlyfake9127 She's not nearly as verbally lifted as her "predatory" cousin, nor has she done difficult or outstanding work, compared to him. She was a has-been before puberty set in.
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  6113. I supported a pet hoarder squatting in my milk house for over 2 years against my will. No matter what I tried to do for her, it was not enough, and she seemed to hate me for not giving her the spare bedroom. Finally called in the sheriff and she ended up on somebody else's farm, living in a structure constructed of straw bales. That dumb old trout inflicted herself and her menagerie on at least a dozen farmers.
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  6114. There soon will be hell to pay.
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  6115. She can be so creepy when trying to be nice despite being thoroughly deranged. Didja see her at Trump's inauguration, when she smiled, nodded, and said, "Hadouken. Hadouken to your face. Harupupupuperr!"
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  6116. Yes, and the author looks and (over)acts like a clown.
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  6117. Kennedy women age like pre-curdled milk. She's almost 70.
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  6118. Everybody with European blood can claim Charlemagne. Pfft!
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  6119. Too many volatiles and heavy metals.
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  6120.  @settame1  I noticed Evers' sneakiness, waiting until his girl got on the court! Oh well, I defy the mask mandate every chance I get, and don a Trump 2020 mask when unavoidable.
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  6121. Rumor has it that she loves pharmaceuticals. She seems to have tardive dyskinesia, as well, which can be induced by a lot of psychotropic and related drugs used for everything from nausea to dizziness. Annnnd, she is quite old. The chance of being cognitively impaired or demented rises significantly with age. 45% chance of dementia of some kind by age 85.
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  6122. Taking lots of time off.
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  6123. Then the other cat comes along and huffs the aroma. "Nah, I'd say it's more ocean whitefish and tuna."
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  6124. We already have campus unrest, dummies blocking roads, and a new death that the media continually frame as George Floyd 2.0.
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