Youtube comments of Christopher Conard (@christopherconard2831).

  1. Gamer: "I hate bullet sponge boss fights. So unrealistic, nothing could take that many hits and still be moving." Tiger: "You called?"
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  2. There's an old phrase from the Navy. "These rules are written in blood." Translation, yeah they seem silly and redundant. But someone didn't do it right and either they, or people around them, ended up dead.
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  3. His followers are the same people who wear masks when on a Zoom meeting. Reality isn't their strong point.
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  4. Somewhere a lawyer is looking at this like it's porn.
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  5. I have a couple Z$100,000,000 bills along with some other Zimbabwean money. Probably over a billion dollars. At the time he took power this would have made me one of the wealthiest people on the planet. At the peak of his power, it couldn't buy me a cheeseburger. This and death are his legacy. Nothing more.
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  6. The only thing that surprised me about the abandoned cars is that the local police, in need of quick revenue, didn't send people out to ticket every one of them for illegal parking.
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  7. "I divorced him because he's not tall enough." Something he has no control over. She's a strong modern woman. "I divorced her because she got fat." MONSTER!!!!!
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  8. Left "Be more like Europe." You mean like Sweden? Left "No, the rest of Europe." Europeans have enough, begin rioting Left "Damnit."
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  9. He'll act better than Hillary did. Translation: He won't finish off a bottle of booze, then go full Godzilla on his staff.
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  10. The stress tests sound even more insane than the legendary Chrysler slant 6. Apparently Chrysler thought the drivers that chose one would haul a house trailer at full throttle every day. Uphill, both ways. Volvo must have asked "What if they added a second trailer, and it was snowing?"
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  11. Thank God we've simplified it today to "Anyone I disagree with".
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  12. Prediction: Blondie who ran off with the band guy is still checking on the "nice guy" she dumped on social media. She'll be back once she decides there are too few branches to swing to in her future. Hopefully he'll have the spine to just laugh and walk away.
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  13. Left "Stop filming us. You are just giving Trump more footage for his ads." Everyone else "Or, you could stop burning everything."
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  14. Remember people, all these polls are moot if you don't vote. Please don't get over confident.
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  15. Admiral: "You're a what!?!" Ship: "A submarine. There, I said it, I'm a Sub and I'm proud." Admiral: " No, no, NO! We're surface people. I will not tolerate any of that deviant diving behavior in this family." Ship: "This is who I am. Why can't you accept it?" Admiral: "It isn't natural. What am I going to tell the other Admirals? Meet my new fleet, 100 ships strong. Just ignore the one sitting on the bottom?" Ship: "It's always about you! What about me? My feelings matter, I matter!" Storms out Mommy Admiral: "Calm down dear. It's just a phase. I'm sure things will work out."
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  16. Remote controlled lawn mower? I assumed that was called a son.
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  17. Interservice rivalries are normal, but Japan was almost fighting a civil war. I've known they didn't get along, but never knew why. Thanks for explaining their history.
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  18. OF girl. "I told you"one more time, I'm going to leave " He already knew about her and what she did. I'm guessing she said she would stop, but didn't. So, she lied but him leaving makes him the bad guy? The woman's pretzel logic would be incredible if it weren't so common.
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  19. Clearing out the homeless camps? Is another Chinese VIP coming to visit?
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  20. Trump: I think I'll troll a few million libs. Dalai Lama: Hold my tea.
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  21. I've got pubes in my eye. I've got pubes on my face. I've got pubes in my coffee.... Yeah, I've woken up after that party too.
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  22. Gene Simmons (KISS) once pointed out that rock stars and actors are some of the dumbest people he knows. He went on to point out that the only people dumber are the people who get their political/social advice from rock stars.
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  23. The clerk was immediately on his phone to the manager. "Look man, fire me if you want to, but there is no way in hell I'm cleaning that up."
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  24. As a 56 year old man I feel sorry for younger guys. The advice I was given when I started dating will get a guy crucified today. So many women in their 20's/30's today come across as sociopathic narcissists or have a completely screwed up view of reality.
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  25. Wait, so Chrome won't offer apps that have "hate speech"? So Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Tumblr, etc aren't offered?
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  26. "It's a small minority causing problems." Well, it's a small minority getting shot, so no problem?
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  27. Working in a restaurant this is a common scene. People get out of a car without masks. Put on masks while walking across the parking lot. Enter restaurant wearing a mask. Sit down and promptly take off their masks.
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  28. Another OJ trial is about right. His lawyers will be trying to load the jury with people who will go with "Yeah, he did it. But he's one of ours so we'll let him go."
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  29. Milhais "wandered the front with a Lewis machine gun". So 1916 Rambo?
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  30. Xbox fans laughing at Sony Everyone else "Wait for it."
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  31. I'm still waiting for Holtzendorf to be exposed as the most successful French spy/sabator ever planted in a foreign army.
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  32. Targeting an Asian restaurant? Sounds like a hate crime. Isn't that a crime that gets you life without parole in California?
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  33. The invaded says "looting", the invader says "living off the fat of the land".
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  34. Four years ago half of these people claimed to have a gluten allergy. Toss bread into the crowd and watch them scatter.
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  35. "I love him but I'm going to leave him." This goes along with "I love you, but I'm not in love with you." and "I still want to be best friends." I heard both from my ex wife during our separation, it was so infuriating. I forced myself to remain calm at all times, but my brain was screaming "WTF is wrong with you!?! I've literally had people shoot at me and do less damage to my life."
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  36. ​ @mikebryant614  Hati finished paying that debt in 1947. Imagine what the US would look like if we had to pay a significant portion of the taxes collected to England for over 120 years after the revolution. No money for infrastructure or expansion. We couldn't have paid for the Louisiana Territory or Alaska. The USA would have a western border around Ohio. Our southern border would be on the Georgia/Florida line. Without western expansion there would be little incentive for Spain to leave Florida. Would Hati be a great Caribbean power without having to pay France? No, but they would have been a lot better off.
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  37. Minneapolis, you brought in almost every group in the name of diversity. Too bad you forgot the Rooftop Koreans.
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  38. If you can't tell the difference between "scared of sexuality" and "disturbed by pedophilia", you should probably seek therapy quickly.
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  39. Want larger wheels? Get the 14" option. Something not heard since the 90's.
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  40. Weapons nerd? I am a projectile dispersant device enthusiast!
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  41. Isn't this exactly what they did when two people were shot while driving through the CHAZ/CHOP? Several people rushed to the car and immediately started sterilizing the scene.
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  42. One of the great what ifs of history. If only the Italians knew how much oil they were standing on in Libya.
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  43. Downplaying is "Hug a Chinese person Day". Remember when the press held that up as how proper, progressive Italians act? How'd that work out?
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  44. I bailed on the NRA a while ago. Four "we need more money" letters in a month was too much.
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  45. In Kanye's defense, the homeless crackheads near where I work are more coherent than Joe Biden most days.
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  46. This is how my father magically "found" a Thompson in the attic. Unfortunately he sold it when he was transferred overseas.
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  47. It's only an uncontrolled nuclear fire. But don't worry, we threw some dirt and a big tarp over it. Nothing to see, please move along.
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  48. I was dumb enough to believe the "break" lie. My ex-wife "needed to get her head together". She would call and reassure me there wasn't anyone else. Less than a week after her final call dangling reconciliation she told me she was pregnant, not mine. God, I was an idiot.
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  49. A few states have enforced the old "open face" laws that were used against the Klan. In almost every case they went home to mommy when they found out that they could be identified. Without the anonymity of the crowd, they lose all power.
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  50. Even though Chrysler had experience with diesels going back to the 1940's, they were smart enough to buy one from a company that actually knew what they were doing instead of trying to build/retrofit one in-house.
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  51. Though a lot of them were dead end design concepts, the 1950's and 60's created some great looking planes.
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  52. We're in lockdown, I guess virtual vandalism will have to do.
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  53. Like so much of Germany's military tech "Good idea, too bad no one started it last year."
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  54. It should also be noted that the soldiers returned the weapons they had taken from the armory. All were properly stripped, cleaned, and reassembled ready for storage. Basic training, and the fear of handing a dirty weapon to a DI is a lifelong thing.
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  55. We couldn't have "accidentally" landed a few Brewster Buffalos, or almost anything else from Brewster, in Russia instead?
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  56. A worker's soviet was convened. There was unanimous consent to push the like button. When the subject of the subscribe button, also referred to as the bell button, schisms were found. While all agreed it should be pushed various factions, all with ties to different current leaders in government posts and from varying ethnicities, the degree of "bell pushing" was disputed. There were many proposals put forward to solve the issue. But none gained a strong enough majority support. Some factions called for it just to be pushed and to revisit the subject later. But radicals from others called in foreign allies for support of only their position and threatened a walkout which would lead to a collapse of the soviet due to failure from lacking enough representation to create a legal quorum. Others called for a general strike until the subject was finally decided. The entire situation was on the verge of becoming a spark that would ignite another revolution. The situation was resolved when an entity known only as "Thumb" pressed Bell Button while the others were consulting with their constituents. While not a perfect solution it will do for now. We are certain that continuing along this path will absolutely not lead to civil war or ethnic cleansing by the various groups in the future. We see only peace and prosperity in perpetuity.
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  57. So we've gone from "Believe all women" to "Believe the woman deserved it." Such empowerment.
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  58. I feel disconnected from the audience. I have a growing contempt for them. Rodger Waters: I'll write The Wall. GG: I'll literally shit on them, then attack any who stick around.
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  59. Mechanized armor to take the place of cavalry? General Haig is triggered!!
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  60. Admits audience member did nothing wrong. Says audience member should still be punished. Left at it's best.
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  61. Poor Gen Haig. His horses will die of old age before they have the honor of death in a cavalry charge.
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  62. Who needs graphics or animation? We've got fingers! Another excellent video.
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  63. Short range stealth shore bombardment on moonless or exceptionally foggy nights. I like specialist weapons/vehicles as much as anyone, but this might be a bit too much.
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  64. Biden sticks his head out of the bunker to look around. He didn't see his shadow, so six more weeks of campaigning.
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  65. Give the Bulgarians some credit. "We need you to attack with us. But for the love of God, keep Conrad away from this battle."
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  66. People are increasingly tired of being treated like naughty children. "Until everyone, that means 100% compliance, wears the mask. No one is allowed out of their room."
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  67. People claiming Israel is intentionally targeting civilian structures should remember that they could turn all of Gaza into a parking lot in one afternoon. They are showing great restraint by not retaliating with full force. Sadly, stuff like this will continue as long as Hamas, and people with similar views rule it Palestinian areas.
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  68. They went full Kotaku. Never go full Kotaku.
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  69. The biggest grenade you can throw in to a business is a list of salaries.
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  70. If Baldwin had just apologized, profusely if necessary, in the beginning. Then went on to explain he was at the tail end of a long series of mistakes, I'd have a bit of respect for him. I've had an accidental discharge. Most people with a history with firearms have. At least I only almost shot only myself. I learned from it, I didn't blame a malfunctioning piece of equipment.
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  71. Back when the Superfund sites were being created my father noticed something odd about them. They were all former private industrial locations, or municipal waste disposal sites. No joint corporate/federal locations or federal controlled areas like military bases were listed. He'd been career navy and knew every base had places you didn't want to spend time at. It had been common practice to get rid of extra "stuff" by either tossing it in a burn pit or burning it in an oil drum. As long as it wasn't too noxious or no one immediately got sick, no one cared. If on a ship it was common to just toss it overboard. Not on your boat, not your problem.
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  72. A dueling problem? If done right it's only a problem for half of the participants.
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  73. Did I just get a shout-out from Indy? Squeeeeee! My week is going to be OK.
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  74. He voluntarily took the drugs to reverse the effects of the original ones, then claimed hormonal imbalance made him do it as a defense. Isn't this like saying it isn't your fault that you wrecked your car because you drank half a bottle of whiskey before driving it?
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  75. Why send in the Italians? Because when their brilliant plan fails they need someone to blame it on.
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  76. I invision the message from the UK government starting with an apology. "We apologize for interrupting your regular service, but we thought you might like to know you are about to have an unpleasant day."
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  77. When they consider Vladimir Lenin center left, I question their definition of "far right".
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  78. I tried to watch it. Basically victim, victim, Orange Man Bad, victim, victim, Orange Man Bad......
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  79. But his financial responsibilities continue for 20+ years.
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  80. So what you're saying is, walking into a bar while wearing a custom fitted tuxedo, ordering a couple martinis, giving your real name and letting people know you work for an intelligence agency doesn't work. I knew something was off about that Bond fellow.
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  81. When he temporarily messes up a spec before correcting himself. The moment I realize he has literally forgotten more than I know about these beasts.
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  82. The fact that Ginsburg dying is causing such a freakout should be proof the Supreme Court has too damn much power.
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  83. Twenty years later the same bureaucrats in the same ordinance approval branch knew that they approved and distributed the wrong ammunition for the M-16. They blamed everyone from the manufacturer of the rifles to the soldiers using them for malfunctions before ordering changes.
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  84. Do not give theatre kids power. Do not bow to the demands of theatre kids. Do not get dragged into the world of theatre kids. It's all drama, all the time. Nothing exists until it is an existential threat. Nothing exists until it effects them. 90% of their problems are somehow of their own making, someone else's fault, and always your duty to solve for them. I dealt with and tolerated people with this mindset too long before the exhaustion became too much.
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  85. IJN hidden, but gives away position by signaling USN. USN calls for a cease fire because the commander isn't sure who is shooting at who. USN runs out of proper ammo and switches to HE, causing IJN to withdraw because they think it's coming from unseen aircraft. It would be an interesting series to look at the number of battles decided because one, or both sides misunderstood what they were looking at.
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  86. Paul Harrell "Meat pack ballistic simulator" Brandon "I've got a Mellon in a helmet, close enough"
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  87. I tried reading it once. Mainly to see the mindset of the early Nazi movement. I gave up. It was unreadable gibberish. Not the offensive content, that was bad enough. The way it was written, it is the rantings of a madman. If I transcribed a homeless guy yelling at a telephone pole I could write a more coherent political commentary.
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  88. It's not a question of where the good guys are. It's a question of when. If I could get her to honestly review her history I bet I could find 3-4 excellent candidates. Probably another 5-7, maybe 10 that she could compromise just a bit and be happy with. But she blew through all of them because she "absolutely knew" there was a better choice waiting for her down the road.
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  89. The themes of the day: You can never have enough guns. Caught in port, and burned.
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  90. This is no surprise. Remember the "Syrian refugees" who traveled through multiple countries and refused to register as refugees. They wanted to get to Germany, Sweden, England, and Belgium because they had the best welfare benefits. They weren't fleeing from, they were running towards.
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  91. The people he sent these emails to are doing what today? Also, still waiting for the thousands of others to be released. What's the NFL afraid of? Maybe his views aren't that rare among the coaches and owners?
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  92. Remember those "Shovel ready jobs"? Yeah, neither did Obama five minutes after he passed out all that cash to his union supporters.
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  93. When she says "We should take a break" she means "I already have your replacement lined up, just not nailed down". She needs time to make sure the next branch is secure before she jumps and wants the option to come back to her safe place. Sorry honey, this is life, not a video game. You don't get to quick save in order to not risk your progress.
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  94. What happened to Portland? Portlandians happened to Portland. Almost everything wrong with the city was either directly voted for, or voted for by their representatives. They looked at places like San Francisco, saw the problems created by well meaning, but poorly implemented policies, and doubled down on them. When things started going south about a decade or so ago, the response was to reelect the same people (or people with the same mentality) and told them to do more of it.
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  95. If it doesn't work out in Philly, I'm sure Supermayor will be willing to hire him. Loyalty to criminals is a big selling point for her choice of who to work with.
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  96. The first video reminded me of the meme from the early days of the Ukraine conflict. There was a guy clearing mines from the road. With a cigarette hanging from his mouth he just picked them up and tossed them in the ditch alongside the road. No cares, now worries, just vodka and another day at work.
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  97. I wondered how far I'd have to scroll before the first A-Team reference.
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  98. The US and Philippine government also dumped a lot of silver and gold around the islands when Japan invaded. Much of it still hasn't been found. At least officially found.
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  99. To paraphrase The Watchmen "There will come a time when you will shout 'save us', and I will look down and whisper....no" A group that has spent years calling me a Nazi/fascist/every ist and phope they can think of, now calls me a coward because I won't help them after they went out of their way to poke the bear. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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  100. Promise of the internet. Anyone can communicate with anyone, anywhere about anything. Dilemma of the internet. Anyone can communicate with anyone, anywhere about anything.
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  101. That "venerable old engine" was still being used to pull Jeep SUVs around 20+ years later. That old I6 just wouldn't die.
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  102. We demand violent revolution in the name of peace. Sounds about right.
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  103. Biden could walk on to the stage in a ducky blowup floaty and make quacking noises and the press would fall over themselves describing his incredible new environmental policy.
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  104. All jokes aside, this is actually a long term problem. What we see as an obvious warning symbol may not be obvious over time. Some radioactive material will have to remain buried for centuries. Try looking at and interpreting symbols from the 18th century. The fear is that at some point someone is going to look at an older map and not be able to tell the difference between "Stop! Don't dig here, private property." And "Stop! Don't dig here, you will die."
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  105. Could have had an existing, off the shelf system, but instead went with a new design that added a dozen parts while also making so complex that only a trained technician was allowed to touch it. How...... German of them.
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  106. Remember to vote. Trump has to win by high enough numbers that even the most blind MSNBC/TYT viewer can see it being stolen.
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  107. When I was divorced I got a crash course in Florida family law. A couple weeks after my ex-wife walked out she managed to get knocked up. She was very obviously pregnant when we finally appeared in court to finalize things. The judge turned to me and said "As to child support" and I stopped him, telling him that I wasn't the father. He quoted some statute that came down to husband equals father equals ATM. I got lucky and my ex signed off that I wasn't the father. She could have stuck me with 20 years of payments that I wouldn't have been able to fight.
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  108. That could be applied to about a dozen projects and strategies.
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  109. When all of this came out I can imagine the anger in many former German intelligence personnel. "These?!? These are the sort of idiots that outsmarted us?"
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  110. Vice: Cops are bad. Internet: Shut up Vice. Vice: Someone call the police! We're being assaulted!!!
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  111. I live in Florida. The law is husband is father. You can fight against child support with proof that the child isn't yours, but the responsibility is entirely on the man. But even with proof, if you have been supporting them long enough you can still be required to keep doing it if the woman demands it and doesn't name the true father. Imagine being accused of a crime, offering an alibi. (I wasn't even in the state when it happened. Here's video of me somewhere else.) But being told you have to find the perpetrator on your own, until then you go to prison.
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  112. The natives may not have had wheels, but they made a sudden leap forward in slingshot technology.
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  113. I was the Nice Guy too. I hate to admit it but I probably would have taken my ex back, complete with someone else's kid. Fortunately for me she made sure to burn almost every bridge on the way out. She was also a sociopathic narcissist and coming back to me would mean admitting to a mistake, something her ego will never allow. 56 year old me cringes at the idea of how bad it would have been. But 20 something me was an idiot.
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  114. Ironically, Mayor Teddy isn't liked by the "peaceful protesters" either. They claim he's using the police too much and allowing them to abuse innocent people.
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  115. Most men won't bail on a bad relationship because they have something called "loyalty". Look it up women, it's an interesting concept. They also believe broken things can be fixed. It's what a large number of men actually do for a living. So they naively believe that the woman they chose might want to try and fix something as important as a family. Unfortunately too many women have bought into the idea that happiness is just one trip to a lawyer away. Besides, fixing a relationship actually involves work and time, and they can't be expected to invest either of those.
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  116. America "Please don't vote for Socialism." Dems "Okay, we'll back Senility."
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  117. Almost, but her leftist training kicked in and saved her brain from the evils of logic.
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  118. Remember gravitas? The word every political talking head magically discovered on the same day. Yet we're not supposed to believe they are reading from the same talking points memo.
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  119. Trudeau was elected by a mix of suburban soccer moms who saw him as the perfect substitute son/boyfriend. And by new immigrants who thought he'd give them larger checks, and increase the number of relatives they could bring in.
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  120. If nothing else she learned two things. 1) No honor among thieves. She tried to steal someone's husband. Then her "friend" tried to profit from it. 2) The world doesn't react the way you want it to. She posted the first video expecting a lot of "You go girl!" and "Stay strong, you'll get through this." type reactions. Instead it blew up and she couldn't understand why she was considered the villain of the story. As a side note, I have to wonder about the "friend". It could have just as easily been a failed power move on her part. She leaks the texts to TMZ. His wife blows up and leaves him. He runs to her. Except she forgot that guys rarely marry the side piece. They are more likely to scrap everything and start over with someone new.
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  121. Aerodynamics of a brick. Made of overly thick steel. Not too fast. So, basically a Volvo.
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  122. Later renamed Bob by the signal corp.
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  123. Ahh, the ancient Scooby Doo rule "And I'd have gotten away with it if it weren't for you meddling kids".
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  124. My first thought too. Risk one court martial vs eleven friends saved. Seems like a fair trade.
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  125. Congratulations Chicago. You actually managed to elect a mayor that makes the last one look competent. That took some extreme talent. For the people outside Chicago who don't think this effects them. Chicago, and its school board will be demanding (And likely get) a bailout from the State and Federal government. We all get to pay for this sh*t show.
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  126. Because burning down an affordable housing apartment and WIC office says Fight the Power.
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  127. I had one that firmly believed in teaching the practical applications of the stuff taught. There was a lot of "don't do this at home", and "you'll destroy the room/building you are in." This was occasionally followed by unless you want to take out a room, then...... In hindsight she seemed a bit too excited describing the later.
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  128. I wonder how many of them discovered "radical monogamy" as they aged out of the prime dating pool? Lack of immediate options tends to make long term planning look a lot better.
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  129. Called it. It didn't happen here, but it does happen, so that's the same thing. The excuse they have been using going back to the Duke fake rape case. (And well before, but it seems to have skyrocketed since then.)
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  130. It's been over a month since I was laid off. I still haven't seen my first unemployment check. Like a few million other Floridians I've been told to just wait, they're working on it. If the state isn't able to pay my bills, it needs to let me get back to work.
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  131. Who down voted this? Clearly I spy for the Kaiser.
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  132. It's almost like they were in jail for a reason.
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  133. The "Almost a Lexus" Toyota.
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  134. It sounds like some of the equipment and vehicles that go through Pentagon approval. "We want a troop carrier, with heavy armor, a tank cannon, short range anti personnel defensive weapons, that can operate as a forward command post, emergency medical center, supply transport, and after hours disco. Also it should be able to do 50MPH over mixed group with a range of 300 miles "
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  135. If any navy could have produced something like the second Iowa, it would simply be named the We Win.
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  136. Yay! I survived the war. Cough Falls over dead.
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  137. Police officer "Why didn't you help when you heard her screaming?" Me "Yeah, there was screaming, but I didn't hear a safety word. So I assumed it was consensual. I didn't want to interfere with the exhibitionist performance of a strong, independent, sexually liberated woman."
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  138. Finally, the left had a protest where nothing spontaneously burst into flames.
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  139. The excitement of potential triple turrets was too much to handle. Once it was realized that the more common, but still respectable, doubles were coming, everything returned to normal.
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  140. Global warming has gotten so bad the frogs are transitioning back to straight.
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  141. Congratulations to Amber on breaking another barrier. So stunning, so brave. Aren't we supposed to celebrate this kind of stuff?
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  142. In 80's GM had excellent quality control. It was bound, gagged, and blindfolded in the basement. Under absolute control and not allowed near any car.
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  143. In an anthropology class I read about a group that went to study one of the previously uncontacted tribes in Brazil. To impress them they took one of the leaders up in a small airplane to show him a different view of the world around him. When they landed they expected an astonished response after his first flight. Instead he just shrugged and said something along the lines of "Flying? Even bugs can do that."
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  144. You are right about adrenaline and endorphins are a hell of a combination. When I was 16 I wrecked my motorcycle. I was annoyed my arm wouldn't move right so I reset a dislocated elbow. I didn't know I had done this until I got to the hospital. I also picked up my motorcycle like it was a bicycle and carried it to the side of the road. It took 9 years, but I discovered I also had a broken pelvic bone while doing this. As a side note, wear your helmet. Mine was trashed afterwards, but better it than my skull.
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  145. One downvote. Probably a calvary officer who has no need for expensive, experimental flying machines.
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  146. Five years? I understand people have a different timeline for expecting mutual exclusivity after the first date. But at the five year mark, with three guys, it's time to accept your place as a Rent-A-Hole. She could ask them to make it one on one, become a normal dating couple. But I don't think any of the three would say yes. Why would they mess up a good thing.
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  147. It was not considered an accident because the possibility was known in advance. I have to remember that one. "Well, you see. I knew if something went wrong it was a possible disaster. Points at latest dumpster fire So I'm calling it an experiment with multiple possible outcomes. One of which you are witnessing at the moment."
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  148. During disassembly I kept expecting clunk "Shit! I broke it."
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  149. There will undoubtedly be some issues. But once the best and brightest in Europe draw strict boundaries across the region, the locals will calm down.
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  150. Especially when you take into account the ships and crew lost during the delay.
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  151. I wonder what the Admiralty thought when the first pilots began returning with reports of the attack. They told them about the various ships they'd torpedoed or hangers they'd bombed. Then someone asked about the carriers. And the pilots said "What carriers? We didn't see any."
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  152. Imagine gas getting so expensive that peaceful protesters can't even afford to make Molotov cocktails.
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  153. The Generals investigated and reviewed my history of the subscribe button. They have approved a thumb up for this video.
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  154. Throughout history there are places that are the center of "events". Poland starts sweating
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  155. Germany: We are not retreating. We are reorganizing the battlefield in a more advantageous location. That just happens to be 100, or so, kilometers behind us.
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  156. Whales, subs, whatever. Just chase the big underwater thing.
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  157. Actually it did. If you watch old civil defense films from the early 1950s, they talk about neighborhoods being decontaminated after the bombs fall. They show fire trucks hosing down houses and parked cars that "only received fallout and slight damage". The water would, I guess, run into the storm drains where it wouldn't be a problem anymore. Our knowledge and ignorance of just what we were dealing with back then was both hilarious and terrifying.
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  158. If South Park hasn't said something that offends you by this point, you haven't watched it.
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  159. As long as Marines know the flat part goes against their shoulder and the angry tube points towards the enemy. Along with orange crayons for breakfast, blue for lunch they'll be fine.
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  160. Get sponsorship and still be monetized. Replace the usual symbols with chocolates. Hershey for Americans. Cadbury for British. Ritter for German. A potato for Russia.
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  161. Mom knows he's going to keep doing this until he eventually tries to fight his way out of an arrest. Then she gets to sue the police for "what they did to he little baby boy."
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  162. So, the same people who were "shocked and surprised" by Harvey Weinstein are also "shocked and surprised" by Cuomo. Maybe they should take a closer look at the people they choose to lionize.
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  163. At this point I'm losing sympathy for businesses that locate in places like New York. I'm reminded of the companies who relocated to China and then complained that a country with a history of ignoring copyright, patent and intellectual property laws stole their copyrighted ideas and products. They were attracted by the large population and promise of potential customers. But totally ignored the local conditions.
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  164. Tim has appeared with X, Y, and Z "alt right" persons. This is lying through selective truth. Yes he has "appeared" with them. Not personal appearances, not joining them to support their views in public events. He appeared on the same screen while he interviewed them. He's a journalist, that was his job. I realize some people (99% happen to be on the left) have a belief that people they don't agree with should be unpersoned, and never allowed to be seen again. But, thankfully, that isn't reality yet.
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  165. I'm getting so much Drach per month I may have to consult my physician before reducing dosage.
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  166. It has finally occurred to them that guys have learned to play too. And they're better at it.
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  167. Same.
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  168. Why do I think they'd find gauges lacking in an airliner cockpit?
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  169. When a woman who works becomes a working girl, and then is just unemployed. Hell of a career advancement curve.
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  170. If you aren't on a couple watchlists by now, you are living life wrong. Or you have gotten very, very grey.
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  171. I kind of understand the driver wanting to get out of an area once a drone has been spotted. But once it is following you abandoning the vehicle and scattering (maybe in pairs) seems like the best response. The person operating the drone wants to turn your truck/tank/APC into scrap metal. It's not like the older system with aircraft that would return to strafe infantry who survived the initial run.
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  172. As someone who has actually accidentally dropped a pistol off a boat, I wish Aquaman the best of luck.
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  173. US Captains "Perhaps they have torpedoes with a longer range than ours?" US Admiralty in voice of Vizzini "Inconceivable!!"
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  174. I used to teach adult literacy. At no point did it occur to anyone that having my junk (real or fake) waving in the wind would help.
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  175. "I'm quite a prude" Translation: Don't expect me to do any of the stuff I did with those other guys. Same goes for the "nice guy" who ends up with a reformed super freak. "Yeah, I did X, Y, and Z before. But I don't do stuff like that anymore."
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  176. Yesterday his sponsor was selling a product to prevent baldness. Today, hair. Coincidence?
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  177. "Some of my leftist friends told me to ignore him." I'm calling bullshit. We are supposed to believe the people who invented "microaggresion" as a term, and who absolutely lose their minds at imagined offenses told her to effectively "get over it". Nah, that doesn't match up with reality.
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  178. Those boomers who were all nostalgic for the '68 election with protests in the streets are suddenly remembering why their parents were so pissed off.
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  179. If this keeps up people might finally begin to figure out Solyndra was a DNC money laundering scheme.
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  180. Part 1, of 73.
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  181. If I try to sell an undercover cop a bag of baking soda and tell him it's cocaine, I face the same penalty as selling him the real thing.
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  182. Furri1bia I have pile of cans, a Zippo lighter, and a shrub. Let me scrap them, and I'll make it a SMG.
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  183. With many of these women I'm reminded of a clip from a Kevin Samuels video. A woman was going on about her various issues and X, Y, and Z trauma that had happened in her life. He cut her off and said "So, how long have you been in therapy?" You could almost hear the gears in her mind locking up. It never occurred to her to try and fix herself. She believes it's entirely up to whatever man she's with to accept the broken version of her and work with that. It may seem like victim blaming when first confronted. We are all products of our experiences, both good and bad. But if you aren't willing to confront and fix the bad parts, don't expect others to do it for you.
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  184. A heartbeat away from the Presidency suddenly has a renewed meaning.
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  185. Biden "I don't know anything." Me "Finally, something I can agree with him on."
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  186. I remember when police auditors from YouTube decided following normal cops was boring so decided to try their schtick on military bases. Civilian police start at protect and serve and ramp up from there. Military police start at kick ass and take names, then get angry.
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  187. She'll blame the patriarchy for failing to teach the others how to swim.
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  188. "I'll be a strong independent woman who will find a successful, intelligent, good looking man to do whatever I'm tired of doing after 35." Possible, and so is winning the lottery.
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  189. Troops that were sent to Czechoslovakia were told they were going to save locals (who would welcome them) from foreign counter-revolutionaries. They were genuinely confused when there were no foreigners and the local Czechs were less than welcoming.
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  190. As someone who grew up with naugahyde/vinyl/plastic seats in Florida the ball cooler was an appreciated feature.
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  191. I spent years living in a Navy town. I assure you, when the fleet is out, so are their wives/girlfriends. Not all, but way more than should be or that the guys at sea believe.
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  192. Closing out 2024 with "Don't shoot people you disagree with". That this has to be explained is not a good sign for 2025.
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  193. Old joke about Hoover. "Sir, what are your thoughts about the Indianapolis 500?" "I personally haven't looked too deeply into yet, but I'm sure they're all guilty."
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  194. Masks and hoodies in the middle of summer? Nope, keep moving.
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  195. I don't really care if someone rips my IP. Cenk's Nephew. I'll take that as permission.
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  196. Remember when being a slumlord was considered a bad thing, not heroic?
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  197. Sadly, a generation ago the ACLU would have been jumping at the idea of defending Stone. Today, Orange Man Bad outranks the Constitution.
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  198. From the 5th grade on I was either the largest, or second largest person in my school. Every coach wanted me to play. I'm an extreme introvert and they couldn't understand that their dream of being the center of attention on a field, even under uniform, pads, and helmet was a nightmare for me.
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  199. Just don't ask where he shaved.
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  200. All this is meaningless if you don't vote. Given their history of inventive interpretation of ballot counts, Trump needs to win by a landslide.
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  201. States reopening in May. Dems, "September is too early to have a safe debate."
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  202. Kotaku to employees "In honor of Labor Day we're extending your weekend." Employees "How long?" Kotaku "Yes."
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  203. A friend worked for a group that came up with a system that was quite advanced for the time. Unfortunately too advanced, almost no one could afford a computer to run it. No one bothered to mention that last part to investors and they had truckloads of cash being dumped on them so they could develop an even bigger, faster, and better version. That fewer still (meaning the technology hadn't been invented yet) computers could use it. It was fun and profitable up until people started asking silly questions about sales.
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  204. In the US we are running into the same problem, but on the state level. California and Illinois in particular, but several other states too are about to run into a fiscal wall when pensions simply can't be paid.
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  205. 7 by 14? Sad, but believable. When I was around 24 (56 now) I dated a woman who "got her crazy phase over early", her words. She started at 15 and estimated at least 30 by the time she graduated highschool. She mentioned doing nine guys over Spring Break during college, that was four or five days. She'd also pulled a hat trick (three separate guys in one day) more than once. She was proud of this! One night she was a bit drunk and started rambling off her history, as best as she could remember, of where, when, how many, etc like a retired athlete talks about their game stats. We weren't together much longer.
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  206. "Is Obama pro Castro?" Um....yes, yes he is.
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  207. When I was a kid, the "problem" with cities was that people who could afford to, moved out. Now it's a "problem" that they are moving in?
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  208. Wait, aren't they required to introduce themselves with their pronouns first? Or did we finally toss that out with 2024?
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  209. I've seen shotguns with a "Gentleman's stock" (I believe that's what it was called.) with a similar dramatic drop in the stock, designed for the style of shooting done with higher society in England. It also has something to do with the choice of clothing worn while on a formal hunt.
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  210. "The entire shi... situation" No Tim, you had it right the first time, it's a shitstorm.
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  211. Listen to the beginning. He told her if she did it again. So, this isn't the first time. She wasn't just hiding it because she was embarrassed. She openly lied to him about it. If you lay down absolute rules you have to stick to them. If you tell them up front that if they do X, Y, or Z it's a deal breaker and you'll walk and they do it, you walk and don't look back.
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  212. Why are men avoiding her? The same reason they are avoiding contact with other women. Women. She shouldn't be asking guys for attention, she should asking women to stop ruining men. The concept of once bitten, twice shy is true. By the time I was 30 (I'm 56 now) I had been straight up mauled a few times. Some of it was admittedly my fault. I spent too much time as the Nice Guy. I also ignored the red flags and fell for "She'll be different with me", largely because they said so. (Yeah, I was an idiot). I'm not alone with this history. Too many guys have gotten burned too many times as a reward for trying.
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  213. People of non European ancestry get angry. European media "What else can we give them?" People of European ancestry get angry. European media "Eeekkk! The [WWII] bad guys are going to take over again. Everyone panic!"
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  214. "I always thought I'd have time to talk to them about it before they found out." No honey, you just didn't talk to them. It wasn't lack of time. You couldn't be inconvenienced to deal with a potentially embarrassing conversation. You just let it play out and hoped for the best (for you) outcome.
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  215. England "Stop sending illegal migrants!" France "No." England "Well, that solved the problem."
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  216. I keep reminding people to vote. It's not that he has to win. He has to win by big enough margins that "inventive interpretation" of the votes would be too obvious even for most of the left.
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  217. Time for the wokies to feel the backlash of the normies.
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  218. The thin line between lawman and outlaw. See also pirates and privateers.
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  219. Biden "You're homophobic!" Trump "I was offering benefits to same sex partners in my company back when you, Obama, and both Clintons apposed laws allowing it." Press "Trump homophobic"
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  220. I know it's a recreation, but I've had a deputy move faster towards me when my phone went off in court.
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  221. I've seen a couple SJW feminist advice posts. It's nothing but it's the man's fault/you go queen. Cheating, by the woman, is always excused because the man did something evil like expecting his wife to do wifey stuff. Or it's her right to explore her sexuality throughout her life. Of course, none of these apply to men.
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  222. Coming up on CNN, a live interview with those that attended, and are upset about being served burgers and pizza...... Oops, we can't seem to find anyone.
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  223. More stable, yes. If barely. Better? Depends on who's side you were on.
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  224. I don't know how this ended up in my suggested videos feed, but I'm so happy it did.
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  225. Moscow "made them an offer they couldn't refuse".
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  226. That French officer's views carried on for some time. There's a documentary with interviews from soldiers that served in Vietnam. One talked about regularly being volunteered for scouting missions because he was an Indian (Native American) and therefore better at stealth in the wilderness. His response was "I'm from Detroit! What do I know about the f*cking jungle?"
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  227. And they say pausing the game is unrealistic because no one would ever actually let you stop and perform repairs.
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  228. People were sitting court side? Did they cross state lines to get there? We need to know!
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  229. Thank you for these episodes. Wars are often broken down to movements and actions of thousands. Hearing about it from the perspective of an individual provides a deeper and more diverse understanding of what truly happened.
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  230. Think about it. Saying The Pledge is now an act of protest. Something has gone very wrong.
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  231. The legal equivalent of breaking her hand when she tried sucker punching someone.
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  232. It's a wedding tradition. The number of shots you fire before taking out a guest is the number of sons you will be blessed with.
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  233. Americans will always do the right thing. After they've exhausted all other possibilities. Churchill Germans seem to have a similar philosophy when it comes to engineering.
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  234. Sane people: Don't feed the trolls. Warren: Let's open a buffet!
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  235. It's almost as if doing something for purely emotional immediate reasons might have negative long term effects. Well, I'm sure they'll lean not to do it again. Or maybe not, they haven't learned from any of their other bad decisions.
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  236. You gave access to property to a group of people who don't believe in property rights and are now surprised they won't leave. Face it, you gave your property away.
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  237. Clearly the fault of the defeatists who threw themselves in front of Austrian bullets to deprive the Great General necessary troops.
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  238. Time for someone, unrelated to the group, to start selling AntiFa merch online. Then watch an organization that supposedly doesn't exist sue over copyright infringement.
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  239. Did I support Trump during the 2016 primary? Nope. Do I like everything he's done since coming into office? Nope Will I vote for him in 2020? Hell yes!
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  240. I remember when playing D&D meant you'd only have to deal with religious zealots who thought it was satanic. It was a great game while it lasted.
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  241. They'll all look shocked as Hollywood discovers that when people don't have extra money they don't go to movies or sign up for streaming services.
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  242. And then the Soviet Union broke up and 7.62×39 became as plentiful, and almost as cheap as 22. I miss those days.
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  243. Amazing how a description including everything up to the way they laced their shoes can be released. But forget to let you know the demographic of the suspects. Some people might almost think it was intentional.
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  244. I can't breathe and I am out of breath are two very different things. Unfortunately I think a lot of people have been taught to scream I can't breathe as part of any interaction with law enforcement.
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  245. Wait. So all those "mistakes" by "low level employees" was actually a coordinated illegal program run by high ranking Obama/DNC officials? I'm shocked. Shocked I tell you! Has anyone alerted CNN or the NYT?
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  246. I'm 56. When I was younger there were still a fair number of women in college looking for a MRS degree. They stayed until a potential future earner put a ring on them. Today they still exist, but don't use the same term. Too many women (And guys too) are delusional about how much that degree will be worth once they graduate. The difference is women think they'll find a guy that will pick up the tab for the truckload of loans she took out during her college/party girl years.
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  247. Women like her have a similar curve as athletes. She's hit her final good season and is looking for one more team that will offer a big payday.
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  248. Trump "So everyone is upset I obeyed the laws Points at Biden he wrote!"
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  249. Woman blocks you, you find another way to contact her: "You're stalking me!" Woman blocks you, you take the hint and move on: "Why didn't you try harder!?!" I really feel sorry for younger guys today.
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  250. ​ @HFFCANADA  Chinese term for cheap leftovers. Usually used when describing construction that is made to look good from the outside, but is in fact broken from the beginning. Some of the more common examples are when people hit a supposedly solid concrete wall and discover it is just a thin layer of concrete and plaster over bundled trash such as old newspapers. It's not uncommon to see the facade of a building fall off. Usually because the builder used adhesive instead of bolts in several places, and the bolts they did use were cheap pot metal, not the hardened rust resistant steel they were supposed to be.
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  251. White House "There are shortages because the economy is so good and people are shopping too much. Also White House "People are getting sick because Americans are too healthy."
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  252. Actually some good information compared to a lot of the panic films of the era.
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  253. Real Time History. The only channel that will issue you a real shovel, not just a folding entrenching tool, to dig your trenches.
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  254. We need our wigs and weaves. We have hair, but it ain't the straight type like those other people have. You know, the people we keep complaining about appropriating our "culture".
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  255. Meanwhile in Australia they tried to outlaw looking at women without their permission. But touching a woman (If you are a member of the right group.) is okay.
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  256. ​ @evilcookiekiller  Are you my landlord? Because the only thing that's gone up that high in the past few years is my rent.
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  257. Far more "educated" people deny or are deliberately ignorant of the Holodomor than the holocaust. I've had a few discussions with people, all far left, who claim it never happened or was caused by Western (capitalist) interference. At best I get "Yeah, bad things happened, but what about (pick a problem in western civilization)."
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  258. These were a retiree's special in Florida. The last car many people bought when moving to a senior community or condo down here. By the early 2000's every BHBH corner lot had at least one. Maybe not the sign of class they once were, but cheep. At least until everything started falling apart.
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  259. The knife moved again. Is the crew getting hostile?
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  260. Speeding up work permits is a disaster for the locals who work in lower tier jobs. Suddenly putting that many into an economy even as large as New York will drive wages into the basement.
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  261. Well, everyone knows that the military is just an armed, mercenary group created to enforce the will of the cis patriarchal imperialist capitalists. So of course they are white supremacists, especially the non white members. Possible exception might be the Army of Wakanda.
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  262. And now you can buy a good 'ol Marican Buick.* *Made in China.
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  263. Clinton, and her supporters, will go to their graves claiming she really won but it was stolen.
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  264. Over 760 million shares, at a difference of $10/share. These are the sort of lawsuits that give lawyers wet dreams.
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  265. Coming soon on CNN/MSNBC. This is Miguel. When he came to America he barely spoke English. Today he still, strangely, barely speaks English. But he graduated with a 4.3 (adjusted) GPA and very high SAT score. (When the 400 point bonus is added.) Yet he still can't get into his first university of choice. The university claims all applicants are judged on a multiple of factors, and his outstanding deportation order has nothing to do with it.
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  266. Yo Hooman. That's a fascinating story. Now let me tell you the story of a half empty food bowl, and a starving cat.
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  267. I've never understood why attempted murder is treated so lightly in court. Why should either my ability to take punishment or your incompetence reduce the amount of time you do for a crime? The intent was the same, only the outcome was different.
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  268. Police "You got yourself in the wrong place" to any assault or crime victims? All hell would break loose, and justifiably so.
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  269.  @ilikedota5  At it's peak Zimbabwe was doubling prices about once a day. Germany around once every four days. In Hungary it was every twelve hours. To fully grasp the situation, something that cost you $1 on Monday morning would cost over $1,000 Friday night. Of course by that point prices were theoretical. I doubt more than a few people were wandering around with actual useable cash. A barter system would take over.
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  270. When the black boxes popped up all over FB I changed my profile pic to a bowl of Skittles.
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  271. Everything before modern computerized systems sounds like the SWAG* method. *Scientific Wild Ass Guess
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  272. To paraphrase The Watchmen. From the filth of the streets you will look up and cry "SAVE US!" And we will whisper back "No".
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  273. Watching this while boiling water for my French press coffee maker.
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  274. Another possibility, they missed. Most soldiers (and people in general) aren't as accurate as they think they are.
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  275. People in America will throw down over a Popeye's Chicken sandwich. A full menu to pick from, but they fight over the one item not available. Now think about how they'll react when the rest of the menu isn't an option, anywhere.
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  276. The left was so happy when protests started becoming riots. They justified it as a sign of the people's anger. Too late they've discovered the mob doesn't come with an off switch. They've been dealing with astroturfed outrage for so long they forgot what the real thing looks like.
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  277. I have no need for this, but my life isn't complete without it.
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  278. Magically disappeared and reappeared in municipal pension plans.
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  279. Hummer couldn't be driven in some European countries because it was considered a commercial truck. That was actually a selling point here in the US. Because of it's weight it was taxed differently as a business expense. It didn't matter that you ran a nail salon or internet cafe (Remember those?), because it was a "truck" almost the entire cost could be written off as a business expense over time. Salespeople were quick to point this out to small business owners and the self employed.
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  280. If they added a moose rodeo or bear wrestling he'd have gone. And probably participated.
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  281. I was 15 when they finally figured out how bad my vision was. I still remember seeing leaves on trees for the first time.
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  282. ​ @FuhrerHeisen  Pig iron is the iron first melted out of ore. When it comes out of the smelter it's dumped, traditionally on the ground or small hole, and looks vaguely like a pig in mud. I believe the term you are looking for is pot metal. A term for low quality steel usually made without concern for the final product.
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  283. Many people today look at projects like this as a waste. You have to see them through the eyes of the people at the time. An open conflict with the Soviet Union was considered almost inevitable. It was just a question of when, and what would be the trigger.
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  284. Letting violent criminals out of prison will save thousands of lives? Wait, can someone explain the pretzel logic behind that one.
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  285. If hitting like before watching one of his videos is wrong, I don't want to be right.
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  286. He's busy with his other 23 channels.
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  287. A few months ago I used self checkout at Walmart. The jeans I bought rang up as $3. I double checked and that's what the screen said they were. When finished the paper receipt said the same thing. I dropped my stuff off at my car and went back in and bought 6 more. A human cashier might have caught it the first time, definitely when I went back. But if they're going to make me do do the checkout, it's their responsibility to have the right codes in the computer.
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  288. In the late 40's this probably made sense on paper. But no one thought about what to do with all these weapon stashes if they needed to be removed. Most of the counties where they were placed weren't informed ahead of time, so there would be a bit of a diplomatic issue if the US suddenly asked permission to dig up the stockpiles. I remember reading about a few, presumably from the same program, that were accidentally found during demolition and construction projects in France.
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  289. So far he hasn't brought it up much. But I can guarantee it will used as a shield 24/7 once he's elected. Any criticism, or even questioning his policies will be declared Islamaphobia and immediately shut down.
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  290. Need? Maybe, maybe not. Want because...... reasons? 100%. Military procurement officers are often like civilian gun collectors. Just with larger budgets.
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  291. Both come under the heading "Seemed like a good idea at the time."
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  292. Within a group of single women there's usually one 304 that stands out among the others. She could work to build herself up, but that's work. It's easier to convince the rest to come down to her level.
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  293. Waiting for the US Navy to get "proportional" with Iran again.
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  294. My previous car, an Acura was built in Maryland, my Toyota in Mississippi.
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  295. Naval translation of commands uses a simple technique still in use today. Repeat command louder with appropriate expletives, sometimes add furious pointing and threats.
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  296. I used to follow TYT. It was primarily to get another point of view. There was a lot of "That's one way to interrupt it". After a while they went full moonbat and just started making stuff up to fit whatever narrative they were pushing that day.
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  297. Anna, first woman. She's watched too many Lifetime/Harpo/Chick channel movies. The generic plot is "nice guy" is in a different city for years, she's moved on and had a life that isn't working out, nice guy comes back and is now closer to Chad status, it turns out he's been waiting for her the entire time. It's 100% fictional but they see a documentary.
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  298. Won't get 20 years. Probably 4-6, followed by a teaching position at some university.
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  299. With mandatory Dodge/Chrysler Bordello Red interior. At least they didn't paint them with that Burgundy/Plumb color they put on every other car they made.
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  300. Teddy Roosevelt wanted to use a grizzly bear as the symbol. A large, shambling creature that looks silly at a distance. But if you anger it, or threaten it's children, God have mercy on you because it won't.
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  301. Next time you hear "Why didn't someone do something?" Remember the second case. The dead guy physically assaulted two women, was in the process of doing it, and the person who "did something" gets charged. Also, he talked with the police after the incident. Your first and only words to the police should be "Lawyer".
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  302. The woman complaining about not being able to get over her ex is a clone of one of my ex girlfriends I wasted over two years on. After we split up I tried to tell her that when I met her she had a boyfriend. When we ended it her she had a boyfriend. Unfortunately at no point was it me. She was obsessed with the fantasy version of her ex and hadn't stopped being his girlfriend (at least in her mind) despite the fact that he'd moved on long ago.
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  303. ​ @toolegittoquit_001  Definitely be quick. She strikes me as the type that had half the money spent before the check cleared.
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  304. It's not the length of the barrel. It's the control of the trigger.
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  305. When they describe the perpetrator by not describing the perpetrator.
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  306. Germany threatened sanctions. Translation: We'll stop shipping all that gold we're stealing from other countries to your banks.
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  307. Florida became a very popular place to flee thanks to the real estate and tax laws. Escaping the same laws they demanded for the place they left. It was the same during lockdown. They demanded everything close down in their home states. Freaked out when Florida didn't. Then immediately jumped on a flight to Florida for vacation.
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  308. Don't look back, translation: Ignore everything we've done in the past. And by "past" we mean up until five minutes ago. Only look at the false utopia we keep promising.
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  309. When the IRS announced they were hiring hundreds of new agents people started tagging Elon Musk on Twitter to tell him they were finally coming after him. He reminded them that the IRS already had a department to investigate the ultra rich. The new staff would be coming after mid and low income returns.
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  310. It should be seen as a point of pride. It means you've gotten big enough to attract professional trolls.
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  311. Crazed Right Wing Conspiracy Theorists are correct again. Imagine that. My only surprise is that it only took a week. They usually wait at least a month, usually longer, to admit it.
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  312.  @LadyAnuB  Just enough malfunctions to blame the shooter when they claim the gun isn't working.
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  313. With the Yamato scenario, now I'm picturing a squadron of PT boats screaming around like a pack of angry Chihuahuas.
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  314. Even if he did the wrong job, they had to admire the skill he did it with.
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  315. Wallace bought into the "good people" lie completely. The smirk on Biden's face gave it away as his favorite part of the evening.
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  316. Hati Has Collapsed........ Again.
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  317. I have a mental image of Trump, sitting in the Oval Office. He's next to boxes of evidence that the Justice Dept and FBI had on Clinton, but buried in 2016. He's just tapping on the boxes, slowly repeating to himself "Run, Hillary, run."
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  318.  @GaldirEonai  I've read that the Japanese had a theoretical timeline. They knew they couldn't win an all out war. But if they could keep the US from having a significant fleet in the Pacific for two years, they could establish an empire. During that time England and the Soviet Union would fall to Germany, leaving America as their lone enemy. Given that time their defenses would make attacking the new Japanese Empire too costly. But, like with so many theories, reality had to get in the way.
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  319. We're still good friends. WHY THE F$##! DO THEY ALWAYS WANT TO BE FRIENDS!?! My ex destroyed my life. She actually said "But I still want to be best friends." My mind was screaming "I have had people shoot at me and do less damage."
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  320. We offered you a fair scrap value of $2.75 for the steel and aluminum in your rifle. If you refused that great offer than you are clearly a terrorist and will now be classified as a felon.
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  321. There's a reason oil changes used to be recommended at 1,000 to 1,500 miles.
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  322. When your strategy in boxing is to get in close so he can't use that big right cross. Then discover what a proper jab to the jaw can do.
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  323. The west also underestimated how long the Soviets had been sending troops to Cuba. Apparently the CIA actually thought all those agricultural and industrial advisors were just that.
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  324. Well, at least this time around they admit it's a Russian empire they want. Despite the USSR being portrayed as a group of equal socialist states, (Remembering that some are more equal than others.) it was always the Russian Empire.
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  325. Don't underestimate the power of those couple of districts in Chicago and Philadelphia that always seem to take a few extra hours to report their totals. And always seem to have just enough Dem votes to make a difference.
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  326. Supermayor thought she was protected from charges because she had her assistant sign all the paperwork. Surprise! When your assistant/secretary/whatever has the power to sign on your behalf, their signature is your signature. I guess she missed that part during the business law classes. It also looks like she's trying to run a ghettoriffic version of a mafia power structure where the big boss is protected by the lower bosses. It works well until the underlings decide they want to have a long chat with the feds. And her assistant seems very chatty.
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  327. ​ @DoctorWhat210  Thanks, I've always associated that with Charles.
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  328. That's a "life coach" not a therapist. Using yourself as an example of success is okay if you are trying to pitch a lifestyle. Therapists should use the patient and her life as examples. "You faced this situation. This was your response. What would likely have happened if you did X instead?"
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  329. I'm thinking about some of my coworkers. They'd check the time, realize their shift was almost over and leave it for the next person to deal with.
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  330. People have already made up their minds. Friends shared a few posts on Facebook. They were all outraged that the new Hitler Youth will be receiving this money. I've tried to explain the reality of the situation, but they don't care.
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  331. Starbucks "No BLM paraphernalia." BLM "Nice stores you have. It would be a shame if anything happened to them." Starbucks "All hail our new overlords."
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  332.  @bravesrule384  Confession through accusation. It's a smokescreen to keep their partner in a defensive position. It also allows them, in many cases, to justify their own actions. Listen to what they claim, or are at least worried about you doing. Odds are they are doing it themselves.
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  333. Now I have the urge to troll with semaphore. 🎌
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  334. I flew, solo with no wingman or other support, on a mission I can't discuss. I can say my superiors were quite surprised I survived as they hadn't even allocated me enough fuel for a return trip. I spent the remainder of the war hiding in plain sight behind the lines, always surrounded by British troops.
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  335. The CVT is like the rotary engine. A great idea on paper, if they could only get it to work reliably in the real world.
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  336. Obama thought Bill Clinton saw him as an affirmative action hire. Clinton saw Obama as an affirmative action hire.
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  337. Stop them in Ukraine or fight them in Warsaw.
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  338. 2:20 Oh look, a nice orderly map of the Middle East, written by the British with no input, or even real knowledge of the people there. I'm sure this won't be a problem later on.
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  339. My ex-wife used "I was only 26". I think she was 30 was when she dumped the next husband.
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  340. Part of his plea agreement. If he testified against Rittenhouse, they'd drop the charges. Odd way of getting a witness/victim to testify. Maybe a coconspirator, but he wasn't that. My guess is that the prosecutor basically gave him a script to read in court in exchange for not charging him.
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  341. That's true of just about every industry. If there were ever a successful "White men take a day off" campaign, society would grind to a halt.
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  342. Counter offer. Here's $20 and a pair of knee pads. Start working your way up.
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  343. Ex employee sends 900 grievance letters. Employer finds a bomb. Police "Dead end, no suspects that we can think of." Sounds about average.
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  344. 2022 version of Let Them Eat Cake is telling someone who is taking a serious hit from a sudden jump in gas prices to just buy an electric car.
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  345. The Jacksonville coliseum had open seating for years after other places had banned it. The crush on the floor used to get very intense in a scary way. And I'm 6'5" and could see a wave coming. Despite bracing against it I still almost got knocked down a few times. At a U2 concert a huge crowd was at the front entrance before it was open and there were already people in trouble. Whoever was in charge did come up with a good solution. They opened two side entrances a few minutes early and drew away much of the mob. Then opened the front when there was less of a crush.
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  346. I'm surprised the ordinance board spent enough time looking at the fragility of the magazine. Usually they reject anything beyond a single shot on the grounds it has a magazine.
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  347. The Groucho Effect. When something (usually very bad) happens, but everyone overlooks it because something bigger/worse happens soon after. When Groucho Marx died every newspaper and network started preparing long obituaries about him. Then, a few hours later, it was announced Elvis Presley died. All coverage shifted and barely a word was said about Groucho.
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  348. Jeremy, you forgot the Left Can't Meme rule. They have no sense of humor. They see someone make a joke about a character's redesign, and assume they are serious.
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  349. It probably goes back further, but I trace the big breakdown in legal interpretation of English to "depends on what the definition of is is."
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  350. Most channels: Hey, look. I got an award from YouTube. HG: Let's do a video on the history of a Million.
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  351. If keep it away from kids somehow bothers you, you are part of the problem.
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  352. Barn/garage find, what we used to call "ran when I parked it".
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  353. News reports stopped showing the meetings at school boards because it was too hard to explain why they had to blur the pictures taken from these books and bleep out quotes, while still explaining why it's good for third graders to read them.
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  354. Wait until they find out about the permit process to build anything in California. Those burned out neighborhoods are either going to stay that way for a while, or be bought up for a tiny percentage of their previous value by equity firms. Then rezoned for condos or rows of townhouses.
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  355. A female friend once told me that women dress up to make themselves feel better, they do it for themselves. I told her I've seen her when she's spending the night at home. I pointed out she was wearing sweatpants, slippers, and and a 3XL T-shirt. No makeup and hair just pulled back. I told her she still looked good, but don't give me the BS about doing it for yourself.
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  356. In leftist whine "Not alllll BLM."
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  357. Thanks. I've seen the reference before and wondered how dense the equipment was to weigh as much as listed.
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  358. "Mercedes Benz owners are a loyal group. They simply wouldn't drive anything else." Then they drove to the Lexus dealership.
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  359. Pence can actually remember numbers, this puts him above Biden. I'm hoping he asks which Harris he's debating, then go into all the subjects she's taken all sides on.
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  360. Through divination a voice spoke to me. It said "Don't forget the like button".
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  361. Welcome to World War II Conspiracy Theories. A 27 part series down the rabbit hole of absolute WTF.
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  362. "YouTube, fix this!" YouTube looks at income from sponsored/corporate accounts. "Fix what? It looks fine from here.
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  363. 224th.
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  364. Detroit is still waiting for the businesses to come back after the '68 riots.
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  365. The fact that any citizen is placed behind them is ridiculous.
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  366. "It's perfectly safe as long as you are stay in the trench and don't look directly at it. Says the scientist who will be three miles behind us, in a reinforced concrete bunker." Random soldier at a Nevada atomic bomb test.
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  367. I figured they'd go the other way and give out something above average. First for damage control. An oops, we're sorry. Second, to get people to have enough faith to drop ridiculous amounts of cash when pre-ordering the super deluxe ultra platinum edition of their next release. But both of those would have required the ability to think more than a day ahead.
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  368. AntiFa is a concept, not an organization. A favorite of some of my more leftist friends and now Biden Communism was also just a concept. It was also very dangerous if not removed.
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  369. As always it's "Why isn't the guy I want hitting on me?" Remember, Chad/Tyrone isn't a creep.
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  370. When a partner cheats on you it's possible to forgive, or at least claim to, but they will never forget. It's like breaking a mug or vase. You can glue it back together. You can repaint it to cover the cracks. But whenever you pick it up you will feel the break. It will be a daily reminder that this isn't what it was and never will be.
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  371. I've mentioned before, if you take away their little blue cards they read questions from it would just be a cluck fest.
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  372. Unfortunately modern (very modern) history has shown too many people will do whatever a government bureaucrat tells them to do, they'll do. Especially if a talking head on TV reinforces the message.
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  373. Listening to it, the policy sounds like a expanded version of Hearts and Minds. The idea that we could turn a foreign, and formerly enemy, people into an Americanized version.
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  374. It makes you miss the days when Vinnie and Guido would stop by to explain the health benefits of moving to a different location.
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  375. I was in highschool back in the 1980's when I learned the "recommended" sources such as books and articles were almost the only accepted source. Reading other books on a given or parallel subject, even when sighting them in the notes, was often discouraged and cause for being marked down. The situation is much worse today. Repeating anything beyond the party line can result in a failing grade.
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  376. When I got divorced the biggest mental gut punch was "I settled for you." Learning that everything I did for her, everything I told her was futile. Everything she told me was a lie. She was only with me until she was ready to "upgrade". To make it worse she said it so casually, like something that should have been obvious from the beginning. Hearing that from someone I truly loved screwed with my head, triggering years of depression crashes, and all the fun that comes with it until I finally got therapy.
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  377. "Carbon tax", gas tax spooks people. Carbon tax makes focus groups all warm and squishy.
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  378. I can see the cops getting off because the prosecutor overcharges. If they charge first degree murder in order to make the loud masses happy, they may not be able to prove it to a jury.
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  379. I'm sure the California Bar Review will make sure she's properly dealt with. Probably given a list of other obviously guilty inmates to help. Eventually be recommended to become a judge.
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  380. The Dems are using Rent-A-Riot to threaten any place that offers to hold a debate. Unfortunately some locations have given into them.
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  381. Ebola, a lethal disease that's symptoms include the desire to travel to distant higher population areas.
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  382. We had to break state law. What did you want us to do, provide evidence that we were conspiring to break federal law?
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  383. Woman #1) Nope. Almost everything she describes was setting off alarms. She's describing deflection technique. It's favored by narcissist types in order to change the conversation when they are confronted. You can start a conversation by asking about the open box of condoms in her purse. Five sentences later you're explaining why it's important to change the oil in her car. If you ever see it from the outside, it's amazing to watch. Jedi would be impressed with their mind tricks. Last woman. Nope again. You jumped from Chad to Tyrone to Eduardo back to Chad II..... Now you expect Mr Nice Guy, who's been doing his grind and building up cash to pick up the tab. And to do so knowing if any of the previous riders showed up with half a child support payment you'd run straight to them. I've dated a single mother. But even I was never dumb enough to get near one with multiple baby daddies.
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  384. Yes vote for breaking up longer vids. It works well for Drydock because of the jumping around between subjects.
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  385. National pride or identity is considered a great sin in the eyes woke Europeans. It might be allowed every four years during the World Cup matches. But only if your team is sufficiently "diverse".
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  386. Fewer binoculars were sacrificed to Neptune.
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  387. Antti Björklund When you are sent to the asylum, then take it as a challenge to out crazy the locals.
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  388. My father's first (And only) rock show. He was more into R&B and Motown. He had a free weekend but couldn't get back home with us, so he went with some friends. Never saw any music and the car they went in was stolen. Combined with the people there (He dispised hippies and similar types.) it just confirmed his low opinion of them.
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  389. Why are they complaining? They got exactly what they demanded. A system where the feelings of 1% are more important than the needs of the 99%.
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  390. Telling a woman your feelings, especially deeper stuff that truly affects you, is like confessing to a cop. Anything you say can and will be used against you. A close friend told his girlfriend, a woman he'd been with for over two years and hoped to eventually ask to marry, about some of the bad stuff that happened to him when he was younger. It was a major trauma and he was seeing a psychologist to deal with it. I was one of the few people, including family that he'd even hinted to about it. He did it to explain some of his behavior and how he was trying to better himself. The girlfriend told a lot of her friends. When he was feeling down and didn't want to go to out she went to a child like voice and said in a room full of people "Awww, are you going to go cry to your therapist about it now?" He dropped her right there and then.
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  391. If reelected he'll likely get another. The Supremes aren't known for their youth and vitality.
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  392. To quote a later scholar, the great and wise John Blutarsky.... FOOD FIGHT!!!!
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  393. California Dreaming AKA nightmare.
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  394. The left keeps bringing up how evil America was from the late 1940's through the 60's because people could be fired for having outside (usually communist) political views. Now they demand 100% purity to one thought, or you will be publicly shamed and driven from your chosen profession.
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  395. I'd leave some, like allergy or drug interaction warnings. But if it's obvious to anyone with an IQ higher than the average avocado, it's probably best that they didn't live long enough to breed.
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  396. A professor of mine had us read an article from the early 20's. It laid out in reasonable (seemingly) argument why there may be civil wars, revolutions, and occasional colonial border skirmishes, but never another large nation on nation war. It was a nice dream.
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  397. Or rants from feminists 30-40 years ago. They almost sound like Trad Wives compared to the ones today.
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  398. Rules for thee, not for me.
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  399. Someone trying to meet their department's green quota. They probably have wearhouses full of these things that will be auctioned off as surplus for pennies in a few years.
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  400. What about the ones they dip in iron to get steel wool?
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  401. Government study "There is a definite need and societal benefit to having a father in the home." Also government "Lets set up a system to pay single mothers to get rid of fathers in the home." Brilliant!
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  402. Not just let, but encouraged it. She absolutely knew he wasn't up to being President when he first ran. Then she pushed for a second term.
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  403. The Sugar Baby is doing what with all her extra money: A) Investing wisely. B) Spending it on fashionable clothes that will be out of date in a year, shoes she'll wear once or twice but cost as much as a mortgage payment, tattoos, traveling to clubs, cute outfits for her dog that cost more than my work clothes, etc. I'm going with 50/1 odds it's B. Double or nothing she'll be 30, or so, with no real work experience and complaining about how unfair life is because she's broke.
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  404. Many guys I know are willing to be a woman's boyfriend. What they aren't willing to be is one of her boyfriends. They also won't be her psychiatrist/ATM/dad/landscaper/butler/etc. If they want to preach Strong Independent Woman go ahead. But first show some strength, prove your independence, and be a woman not a girl.
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  405. The dating coach just described every woman who fell back on the guy she friend zoned. Having a person in standby, giving them just enough attention to give them hope (breadcrumbing) is cruel. Think of all the missed opportunities they gave up because they thought she would "come around" eventually. Most women like this usually have a couple on standby. So, even if she eventually gets with one, the others lose out completely.
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  406. And will magically disappear the week before being hired by Marvel.
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  407. News story opens with "responsible for dozens of attacks". NYPD can't seem to find him. Clearly a criminal mastermind.
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  408. I Love Titties Sadly, due to disruptions in the supply lines, most relied on wood or even shudder charcoal. Another horror of modern war.
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  409. Check out her "bodyguards". They include a police officer that billed the city over 300 hours in two weeks.
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  410.  @unmarkedx6982  In an English Comp class I once referred to The Handmaid's Tale as The Turner Diaries for feminists. I decided to drop the class before the professor could fail me.
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  411. ​ @breecegriffith5896  Legal guardian? Whoever cashes whatever welfare checks are paid for him? Pick a term.
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  412. My father was career Navy. That's what I was raised on. I just assumed coffee was roofing tar, amphetamines and boiled water. It should keep you awake for a 24 hour watch, and remove rust. Today I use a French press with two scoops extra grounds added.
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  413. Dems "Constitutional limits? Never heard of it."
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  414. The wife being surprised that he's in Ukraine proper may mean they were told they'd either stay on the Russian side of the border or Crimea. There have been several reports from Russian troops being told they would be in supply or logistics, only to discover they were infantry.
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  415. If you were a woman, traveling alone, would you get in a boat full of these men? Their own women know what they are like. When the "Syrian refugee" stampede began look at older videos. The women (few that there were) were surrounded tightly by male family members. They don't trust each other around them.
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  416. Alternatively, "Ok, but only sink enough to put out the fires. Then stop."
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  417. When I was divorced the one thing my ex said that hit hard was "I settled for you." It was a gut punch to realize that the woman I'd regeared my life for saw me as nothing more than a stepping stone to her next adventure. Or an opportunity to rest up before jumping back in the game.
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  418. Unfortunately for searching for US personal records there was a fire at the NPRC (National Personal Records Center) in 1973 that destroyed 16-18 million files. This has created a gap when searching for for individual histories. There are a number of groups that work in collecting the history of various ship types or service theatres. If you know anything about when, where, or what type of vessel a person served on its possible to start with them.
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  419. Ahh, that wonderful moment when a Swordfish chose to self identify as a Stuka.
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  420. Cult of the 3800, sound off!
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  421. They're all left handed?
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  422.  @ethanhatcher5533  20M of open space? I see 30 sailors with bazookas.
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  423. I'm pretty sure people who keep popping up with different flags leave the "add to cart" tab open with their Amazon account. Fortunately for them Pakistan and India calmed down before they had to figure out who to back.
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  424. Openly adds pronouns to name. Walk away. Starts with "Today I'm [pronoun/made up prefixes]". Run like hell, don't look back, just keep running.
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  425. Should, yes. Will, no. She'll just feed his persecution complex and defend his every mistake and meltdown.
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  426. In my younger days (I'm too old to deal with the BS now) I'd been to a lot of punk and metal shows ranging from bars to full festivals. Many were barely contained chaos that, to outsiders, probably looked terrifying. But at each of them if it got too out of control things stopped. Sometimes it is the audience having a degree of perception. Like when a pit freezes for a moment because people went down and can't get back up. Other times I've seen bands stop midway through a song to either point out someone who needs help, or tell the crowd to bring it down just a bit. They've been through enough shows both as a fan and preforming to know when it's switched from people blowing off steam and having a good time, and a mob endangering themselves.
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  427. A guy I work with just turned 30 and is about to give up on dating. Younger women are too flaky, basically 24 going on 16. Women around his age are too damaged. Either alpha widows who will always see him as good enough..... for now. Or single mothers who expect him to accept the "package deal" from day one. I've heard one woman I used to work with say she just needed a good guy to take care of her, until her baby daddy gets back. He was in prison. This is seriously what she was looking for.
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  428. I do it to. More of a pleading "C'mon, work WITH me. Why does every F!:'&$@ piece of equipment have to fight against me!?!"
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  429. The woman talking about the damage Tate and Samuels did wasn't to the community. He damaged the latest wave of feminism who were trying to create a community of beta boys and simps. Too many (In their view) men were taught to question the feministas and what they were saying. They, and others in the related MGTOW and men's rights community, taught men that they didn't have to be servants to women.
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  430. Off to the store to get some coffee (The real stuff, not burnt bread), and settle in for a long day.
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  431. I complain about this at work. I'm a cook. When a waitress brings back something for a recook I'll know what color dress a woman sitting next to the table that placed the order is wearing before they get around to what was wrong and needs to be changed.
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  432. It's almost like some people can't help but see the young ones as targets. We used to banish people like that, now they are celebrated for the diversity they provide.
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  433. My ex during our separation: I'm not seeing anyone else. (A week later) Before you hear it from anyone else, I'm pregnant. Incredibly accurate pregnancy test or immaculate conception?
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  434. A lot of it comes down to "history is written by the victor". Look at Gen Sherman's campaign across Georgia and South Carolina. He quickly outran even the most optimistic logistic plans. His men had ammo and water. Food? If they wanted more than they were carrying at the beginning, they had to take the next town/plantation/city. The Union won, so he is still considered a tactical genius who moved an army at (for the time) unheard of speeds. If he had been a Confederate General, today we'd call him a raider.
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  435. If you aren't on a government watch list by now, you're living life all wrong.
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  436. Not mentioned: This car has full gauges, including voltmeter and oil pressure. With the radio set up high in the dash.
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  437. Back during the Rodney King riots I asked why they were looting their own neighborhoods. They clearly have cars and Beverly Hills is a short drive away. The penalty is the same, steal some stuff worth stealing.
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  438. 2:55 "At home, wondering about you, your family, will they be deported." Here, I'll make it simple. Are you here legally? Yes, you are fine. Are you here illegally or legally but under false pretenses (Also known as illegally)? Get out! Yes, you are scheduled for deportation. Maybe not today, but don't look shocked when government agents do finally get around to you.
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  439. Alonzo Aldaba Uncle Joe, when he was just Cousin Joe.
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  440. Originally it was intended as a widespread incendiary against targets that were minimally flammable. If it hit the hood of a vehicle, the oily engine bay would ignite for example. Or causing stored munitions to cook off. No one wants to get even the smallest piece on them, so enemy formations would scatter as soon as they saw the whitish cloud. Also useful against caves and bunkers because oxygen quickly starts running out as the temperature rises. The high burn temperature makes it very useful for destroying enemy equipment before moving on. Unfortunately it is also capable of being abused and used against large civilian populations.
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  441. Dumlen Occupation!? The oppressed, peace loving people of _______ have invited our heroic troops to their country to provide the much needed temporary stability as a new government, answerable to the will of the people, is created. Our troops were met with open arms and cheers in the streets as they liberated ______ the capitol of _______. We look forward to a bright and prosperous future with our newest allies. Comrades forever in equality.* *Moscow press release circa anytime after 1917.
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  442. Most people also don't understand just in time delivery. When it works, it's a highly efficient system. When the trucks stop, it collapses.
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  443. How many of these doctors are refusing treatment out of fear of future lawsuits? Alphabet Person "That evil doctor cut my junk off!" Doctor "You demanded I do it." AP "Why the hell did you listen to me? I'm clearly insane! Now give me a check when lots of zeros."
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  444.  @davidurban3357  A few years ago a group reprinted sections of Mein Kampf. They made minor changes to drop in a few neo feminist catch phrases. It was held up as a brave and important new work, advancing women's causes. Later, when the authors reveled what they'd done, no one admitted being tricked. All commentary and reviews were quietly removed on the grounds that the authors failed to fully credit everyone who worked on it (Adolph Hitler). One of the rules of academia is to never admit mistakes. Just don't mention the error and pretend it didn't happen. There's an old joke about a very successful economist. He successfully predicted 11 of the past three economic downturns. They only remember their successes, when they are wrong it didn't happen.
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  445. Or CW.
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  446. DesRoin There isn't a a rule or true definition of either. But it mostly seems to be based on the country of origin. Though generally in the US we call "machine pistols" something, as he mentioned, a weapon that started as a handgun. Like the Beretta 92 and 93, or Glock 17 and 18.
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  447. White House staff calls Chipman. WH "Step out back, we have something to show you." Chipman "What am I supposed to see?" WH "Just keep looking at the flowers."
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  448. Even if theft is reduced in the stores, customers still have to go there. Traveling in San Francisco means playing Dodge-a-Bum almost every block. A couple years ago when retailers and business offices started closing up people claimed it was because of safety. The city came out with a pole showing that the majority of employees downtown felt safe in their workplace. "In their workplace" was the important factor, getting there and back apparently not so much.
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  449.  @dogcarman  It may be anecdotal, but I've read German POWs were amazed that allied drivers let their truck idle. Such a waste of fuel was considered almost treason in the German army. They also didn't understand how allied prisoners had new boots and uniforms that were still made to pre war specs. The fact that we could keep producing more of almost everything was a huge advantage during the war.
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  450. From personal experience. I was stopped (mistaken identity) I had several police near my car. I stayed in it at first because that's what you do in Florida. When ordered out of the car I was told to place my hands on my head. That's when things started to get dangerous for me. After being told to walk backwards, and getting yelled at for turning my head to see where I was walking they started giving contradictory commands. One was telling me to stop moving and get on my knees. Another was telling me to keep walking. All police at the scene either had guns drawn, or hands on them ready to draw. Who do you obey? The guy who may shoot you if you don't do what he says, or the other guy who may shoot you if you don't do what he says.
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  451.  @crazybiscut  It modifies and manipulates it's property, proving superiority and ownership.
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  452. Rips mask off of activist reporter If it weren't for you meddling YouTubers, we'd have gotten away with it!!!!
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  453. Trust Biden with the nuclear codes? At this point I doubt his family trusts him with the PIN to an ATM card.
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  454. Remember the days when being a problem prisoner would either get you thrown in solitary or your ass kicked?
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  455. ​ @Doggo-frencton  Beat me to it.
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  456. Ok Noam. Let's assume we implement your idea. Who's going to do my job? Currently I'm maxed out on hours because we can't get enough people to work, having fewer people will help..... how?
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  457. "He was cheating on me the whole time." No Honey, you were the side chick.
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  458. In my younger, dumber days, when I used to date crazy I was with a couple Zoe clones. I referred to it as having no emotional rear view mirror. They are truly incapable of understanding the ramifications of their actions. What they want, they want now. They can't understand why anyone would stand in the way of their happiness. Trying to reason with, or explain reality to them instantly trips victim mode. They also have a long, long memory of anyone who has (in their mind) done something wrong to them.
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  459. Where the so called "victims" say they absolutely aren't and are willing to continue doing business with him.
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  460. Previously I oppressed the like button. Now the bell. Has the like button been properly reeducated and rehabilitated?
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  461. Fire hydrants are actually designed to fight multiple fires at once. Every hydrant is hooked up to a larger system. The drop in pressure is expected, this is why many firetrucks have pumps (Oddly, called pumper trucks) to pull water through at a higher, more useful pressure. But, big but, if you run the system empty (like what happened in LA) no truck can pull something from nothing.
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  462. This is the sort of work she used to do before deciding to go into politics. Apparently she is good at it. Being a mayor, not so much. A sign that sometimes it's best to stay in your lane.
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  463. And Madman Hitler.
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  464. I assumed the point was to choke me into unconsciousness before I could get the car started. Therefore preventing me from getting in an accident.
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  465. I'm watching this while getting ready to go to work. Are there a dozen other things I'd rather be doing? Yep. Will they cover my bills? Nope. So, off to work I go. Life.
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  466. I have to assume this professor had to know he was heading for the door as soon as he posted these.
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  467.  @TheLuuuuuc  All that broken pottery archeologists find today had to come from somewhere.
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  468. They're relying on the Vote Blue No Matter Who crowd to follow through. Sadly, most will. They could nominate a dog and a ham sandwich for Pres/VP and the core of the Democrat party would still vote for them.
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  469. "It's water damage." Should be on the front of every Apple Store.
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  470. Men must prove their dominance first to get her. And continue to do so to keep her. Think about how many guys end up in jail every year because a woman starts some drama or lips off to the wrong person and then he has to step in to save her, even if he knows she's the problem.
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  471. Look closely at Woodstock. It was on the edge of turning out this bad. Blind luck saved them. The festival itself lost a lot of money. It was only profitable after the release of the movie and the money that came in from that.
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  472. Unless they can show it was intentional, in most cases they'll cover it. But also likely drop him. Any future policy will be significantly more expensive.
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  473. Next time it will be for kids only. None of those pesky parents to get in the way.
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  474. Staged a hoax.....based on many different sources. No, based on anyone with three or more brain cells.
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  475. Applebee's every Monday, burgers are $6.99 including fries. Tuesday is unlimited chicken tenders and fries or slaw.
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  476. It's easier to tear down than build up. The self entitled ones don't want to lift a finger. They resent those that actually put some effort forward and are rewarded for it. They are jealous that others are receiving something that they feel they deserve simply for existing. It's the We Are All Queens mindset.
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  477. I am surprised more manufacturers didn't try this idea.
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  478. If you do this you will break it. Translation "When they do this, it will break."
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  479. If they are reluctant, do they show them atomic porn like with pandas?
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  480. ​ @spaceracer23  If he can show his rights were violated through malicious prosecution he can sue the NY AG office. The minimum he'd get would be his full legal fees (Which his lawyers will make sure to maximize.) Plus additional fees if he can show this interrupted his normal business. Depending on the decision of the appellate court, he might actually make a decent profit from the whole thing. Of course, it's all taxpayer's money and won't cost the prosecutors a dime, so they don't care.
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  481. USS Forrestal "Um guys, I forget. Little help over here."
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  482. They caused problems and had some potentially serious side effects. But 60/70's era diet pills worked. Sure, Mom was vacuuming the roof at 3AM, but she was ready for swimsuit season.
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  483. When my parents were looking for a new car I campaigned heavily for one. We ended up with an Aries-K station wagon.
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  484. A lot of marriage and relationship counselors follow a similar pattern. Their default position is to convince the one who wants out to compromise, but don't like to ask the other one to change behavior. This has become amplified by third wave or whatever you call contemporary feminism. "So she ran a train with eight guys in one night while you were busy with overtime at work, and has apparently been doing stuff like this for a while. Did you ever consider how you picking up extra work effected her view of herself and her sexual needs. It sounds like you need to stop prioritizing your job over her."
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  485. He rules from upstairs. There's a group of kidnapped former YouTubers chained up in the basement. They get to eat based on output. ETA the heater managed to escape and went into deep hiding. No one else has made it out alive since then.
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  486. Women claimed to support pron and OF because they thought they would be the exception to the rules. 1) Only guys I don't want will watch it. 2) My man (actual or potential) won't develop unrealistic expectations. 3) Only a few puritanical guys will sloot shame. What I did in my past won't matter. Suddenly they discovered they have been lying to themselves and each other and now they complain. Won't take responsibility for anything they said or did, just complain.
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  487. I clicked when it's still at 0 views. Insomnia is paying off.
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  488. There's an old saying "Don't tear down a fence until you know why it was put up to begin with." Things aren't done a certain way just because that's the way they are done. Usually there's a good reason.
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  489. Giorgio Fabietti The Spanish arms industry was (literally) a cottage business. Unlike, for example, Beretta (Italy) Remington (US) or Mauser (Everywhere else in Europe), they didn't have a full manufacturer. A receiver could be made by one group, magazine by another, barrel by a third, and so on. Final fit and finish was left up to whoever had the final sale contract. I've had two civilian Llama pistols. Each came with a magazine, but any extras I bought needed to be slightly reworked by me to get them to work properly.
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  490. The article describing the events will start "Florida man....."
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  491. You can leave. Just don't try to take your money with you. Basically the California plan.
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  492. I've mentioned one before I heard a lot from people in the Navy, "These rules were written with blood." Yeah, they may seem stupid, redundant, and unnecessary. But at some point someone didn't do it right and got themselves or others killed.
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  493. Cat "Well, the biped is talking to the box again. I'll go sit in his lap so people will assume he's talking to me, and isn't crazy."
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  494. The guy who was attacked in Portland is named Adam Haner. There is a GoFundMe account set up for him.
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  495. Look! Oil in a can.
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  496. "He wouldn't need permission from the trustees because they would approve." Sadly, this is probably true. Broom type people rarely with access to large groups of children often work with like thinking allies.
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  497. Malta served as an unsinkable aircraft carrier. They could strike Sicily, Southern Italy, and North Africa. This assumes it could be resupplied, which was a major undertaking.
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  498. Her comment about wanting to know someone for a while before having kids with them made me laugh. My ex needed some time off "to get her mind together", or something similar. It took her a couple of weeks to get knocked up by someone else. Maybe I could get the two of them together to share notes. Side note. Even when she got pregnant she was calling me and letting me know there wasn't anyone else. She dangled reconciliation as a way to stop me from throwing all her stuff out.
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  499. People still believe Hands Up, Don't Shoot. No amount of evidence is going to convince them otherwise.
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  500. I'm 55, for as long as I've been alive Cube has been held up as a socialist ideal. Then reality hits and the left scatters like roaches.
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  501. G4 was on the edge before her rant. She convinced the bosses to jump off the woke cliff. A lot of companies have made bad decisions. See Blockbuster passing on buying Amazon for what would have been a few days profit at the time. The difference with her is that she doubled down on the bad decisions, then bragged about it.
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  502. My guess. 1) Rules about hiring on non citizens in sensitive jobs. 2) Movement of cash between the US and foreign countries, particularly China. 3) Anything involving Taiwan.
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  503. He's got a long way to go. To get a decent group in the 9th Circuit will take at least another full term.
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  504. So were most of the soldiers in the Italian army.
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  505. I'm 31 and want to have kids. Option 1) Meets Mr Right tomorrow. Two years dating. Two years engaged. (Minimum advised) First kid when she's 35-36. Pushing the limits there. If it doesn't work no plan B. Option 2) Gets knocked up by random guy, single mother and everything that comes with it. Option 3) Cats and box wine.
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  506. My ex put me in therapy. But that's because she said yes. But really meant no. And by no she meant yes until I find an upgrade, then no, but yes for now.
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  507. I morbidly joked that she was clearly a salaried employee. If she was paid hourly someone in management would have been looking for her as soon as she hit overtime.
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  508. ​ @terryfrit3749  There's a reason the California DMV is referred to as the Department of Mexican Voters.
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  509. LoU II, making history as the first game to be released in the discount bin.
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  510. There are surprise homecoming videos of military personnel all over the internet. What no one mentions are the number of times they come home to find her with Jody.
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  511. Good morning Paul, US Army veteran. I'm Chris, US Civilian. Thanks for the daily updates.
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  512. Don't worry, we want the nice guy...... eventually. Then hook up with a rando/coworker/friend/friend's boyfriend/whatever after she gets the nice guy. Or decide she needs to "find herself" aka jump back on the carousel, and leave him.
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  513. I'm sure they'll start bombarding Twitter with claims of hate speech against [Insert group here] soon enough. Twitter will of course do a thorough investigation and ban him in about 30 seconds.
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  514. Except the people who gave him his degree have the same views. Many also have similar bullshit degrees.
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  515. Springbok295 There's another civil defense film I saw. It shows a family preparing to go into there family shelter. Dad calmly smoking his pipe while Mom checked off what they had. As the panned along the shelves of supplies you can see a couple cartons of cigarettes. (I presume for Mom.) After two weeks with 4 people, being in an 8×12 space with limited ventilation, two of whom are chain smoking to deal with boredom and stress, maybe fallout wouldn't seem so bad.
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  516. Better dead than Red. Begins throwing Mini-nukes By killing you, I am saving you from a fate worse than death.
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  517. Would make for a good ad. "Marlboro, a cigarette that tastes so good you'll sacrifice your children."
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  518. Someone looked at the training schedule for pilots and decided they could crank out X per month. Completely overlooking what was required for the hundreds of hours of flight time required to make them good pilots.
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  519. Or, the CHAZ folks could actually buy their own food with their own money? Nah, that's too complex of a concept.
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  520. Trying to explain almost everything from that era. 70's: Cocaine 80's: More and better cocaine.
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  521. I use the insurance comparison. If you are 25 and have totaled a dozen cars, no insurance company will get near you. If you then make it to your 30's without adding to your record, some will. But they still aren't going to offer low rates. Don't complain about your insurance rates because of your driving history. And don't complain about the lack of interest from guys because of your dating history. Both have shown you to be a walking disaster, they are the ones taking all the risks.
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  522. They want a union that is financed by the company.
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  523. My ex used the excuse "I was only 26." She's a professor now. I wonder if she takes that excuse from her students?
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  524. Sorry, but the rules were written (and rewritten, edited, erased, written again, then interpreted and judged) by the alphabet people.
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  525. I've seen footage of an officer receiving a medal during the Korean war, he was North Korean. It was a public ceremony. He bowed to the audience there, then turned to the President and bowed deeply to him and began applauding. He thanked the President for giving him the support and skills he needed to defeat the enemy. He made sure to give him plenty of credit and make him look good. Similar events happened in the Soviet Union. Prigozhin forgot to do the second bow. I'm sure he had a lot of problems with Putin, Kremlin bureaucracy, and the regular Russian army in general. But that stuff is taken care of behind closed doors, not on Internet posts.
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  526. Multiple arrested. Zero convictions.
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  527. First woman. Wife! When did anyone mention wives paying half the bill when going out? Most of the time I hear about splitting the bill is on a first date. If you want wifey privileges from day 1, you'd better be doing wifey work from day 1 too.
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  528. Do NOT Google this. Sometimes being slightly ignorant of a subject is a good thing.
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  529. Yesterday, when black squares were showing up all over social media, I changed my FB pic to a bowl of Skittles (regular, not white). Who knew I'd be ahead of the curve.
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  530.  @VeeDubConnoisseur  And corn.
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  531. Beware, you definitely don't want to be near an old geezer when they release built up gas.
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  532. There's a book, What's the Matter With Kansas. It's a good view into the mindset of a classic East Coast liberal. Much of it questions why they keep voting "against their own interests" in the view of the author. From an outsider's point of view, they keep voting for the right if Kansas to keep being Kansas and not ruled by their self proclaimed betters. I'm from Florida. It seems to be a mystery to many of them why starting a debate with "Well, in New York we...", or "At Harvard we learned..." is the quickest way to lose an argument.
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  533. Apparently men, in her world, are expected to put up 100% plus bonuses like gifts and vacations. But if they want or dare express an expectation of anything in return they are controlling monsters who need to learn they don't own a woman.
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  534. I remember linear thinking or linear logic being described as a "white European creation", therefore racist. It was an argument made to justify ignoring SAT scores when admitting certain people to college.
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  535. "African garb" is like saying a traditional costume of the Americas. Native tribes of Alaska and the Northwest have nothing in common with the tribes of the Great Plains, who have nothing in common with the Seminoles of Florida, who have nothing in common with the Aztecs, who have nothing in common with the tribes of....... But they're liberals, so I'm sure this will be overlooked.
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  536.  @shanbannan17  In his brain he's screaming "Moderator! Moderator! Why aren't my moderators making this thing go away?"
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  537. I'm 56 and have heard so many of these lines back in the 1980's/90's. I guess they figured it worked for mom. They updated them a bit for technology, but they are basically the same.
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  538. Funny Farmer I did it while business was really slow. Unfortunately without the whole double wages thing. 18-20 hours per week doesn't give much of a check.
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  539. "Sometimes I'm going to want to sleep by myself." There's a perfectly good couch in the living room. Just push the dog off it.
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  540. A lot of former mill and mining towns from Georgia though West Virginia look like that to. When the textile or carpet factory left, or mines closed the people has nothing to do.
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  541. On the upside, they could justify buying anything. It was probably needed somewhere.
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  542. Schoolboy Lamar The unnecessary killing of hundreds of thousands of brain cells on another unmoving front(al) lobe.
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  543. Ignore everything Biden did/said. Just blindly attack Trump.
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  544.  @McDob  Oops, Bird Flu outbreak. We've decided to delay the election for your own safety.
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  545. NYT headline "Trump forces thousands of healthcare workers out of jobs. Women and poor worst affected."
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  546. One of the reasons Dems are trying desperately to cancel their convention. Milwaukee burning isn't going to make for good optics.
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  547. "Lifetime partner"? From wedding to walking out was 13 months. I admit I overlooked more red flags than a May Day parade, so I'll take responsibility for some of it. But at least I never repeated that mistake.
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  548. YouTube algorithms. You know, the ones they created because computers aren't biased, yet seem to target right of center creators 95% of the time.
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  549. Of course these are the same geniuses who, when given a well tested weapon, can still make disastrous changes for no plausible reason. See early M-16 deployment.
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  550. They'd be upset he limited it to 1,000. Don't you know there are over 12 billion trans people on Earth? At least a billion in America alone.
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  551. A nurse friend told me they actually have a code for this where she worked. They'd make a PA call for someone like "Dr Advera to maternity". Except there was no doctor named Advera, that's when security would move towards maternity because there could be a lot of drama about to begin. It didn't happen often, but that it was common enough to require a plan in advance was both funny and scary.
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  552. Priorities are important.
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  553. Margret Thatcher, Golda Meir, Indera Gandi, the entirety of Queen Victoria and the Victorian era.....
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  554. The chair is a tool, a portal to the minds of 1917. Indie is the voice it has chosen to speak through.
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  555. While I'm happy that the technology that grew from this is available today. But if I'd seen someone trying to keep a dog's head alive my reaction would have been "What the actual fuck is wrong with you!?!"
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  556. As Nike, and the other retailers, who gave money to BLM how well it protected them.
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  557. If the Republicans take both the House and Senate I want Trump to start his first speech by quoting Obama "Elections have consequences."
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  558. Tropical storm in Maine? What happens if a moose accidentally turns towards the wind? With those antlers they'll go airborne. A flying moose could be dangerous, and very confusing to children who want to know why Santa's reindeer have escaped.
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  559. My ex wife couldn't understand why I was upset when she and some friends came home from a party. She "needed" to go out because she was stressed and needed to blow off some steam. I had just finished my work day at both my jobs. I was working two jobs, averaging 70+ hours a week, not including travel, and went over a month without a day off. But she was stressed.
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  560.  @spartanonxy  There's a term in aviation (Unfortunately forgot it) when a pilot will cause a crash by fighting turbulence. Sometimes it's better to take your hands off the controls and ride it out, then correct if necessary. Government officials have decided they can fight every problem by fiddling with adjustments to banking, interest rates, subsidies, etc. In the end they turn minor issues into catastrophies. Unfortunately too many people are ignorant of economic trends and freak out when told the government won't do anything because it will work itself out. I'm not in favor of full hands off capitalism, but over interference is proving just as bad.
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  561. So apparently being gay is like being Muslim. Once you are in, you're in for life. Apostates will be punished.
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  562. But those silly natives just ate them. It took Russians to unlock their true purpose and glory.
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  563. Or those apposed to the current regime. See also, lying to the FBI.
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  564. Feed him to the corgis!
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  565. Yep, she'll be showing it off to everyone she knows and bragging about how tough she is.
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  566.  @AngelA-mk5ty  Japanese POWs, or prisoners in general, probably wouldn't have been too much of an issue if we had invaded mainland Japan. After the island hopping campaign to get there most American soldiers weren't in the mood to take prisoners. If they faced a Banzai attack from highschool students after entering a town, that would have been one of the last towns they left standing. It's not right, but it is reality. Read some of the post combat reports from Europe from early vs late war. In 1939/40 there were gentlemen's agreements between the various forces. Prisoners marching from one area to another sometimes required minimal guards because they had given their word they wouldn't try to escape along the way. By 1943/44 it had devolved into wholesale slaughter and an open hatred for the enemy.
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  567. I'm 56. I ran into a few of them, but they were a tiny minority. And even those were smart enough not to advertise it.
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  568. I had a feeling about makeup woman who bailed after 12 years. As soon as she said he didn't speak life into her dreams it was confirmed. She's a manifestation chic. These are people (almost always women) who think the secret to success is to send their "energy" into the universe and it will return with all of their desires fulfilled. Also lots of luxury stuff and cash. It usually runs hand in hand with faith in astrology. My prediction is she'll, at some point, fall for some profit prophet who tells her that donations to the church will come back ten fold.
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  569. These do look like single dwelling versions of CommiBlock apartments. One design, approved by the state, repeated over and over.
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  570. They've spent the past decade telling you to ignore everything your eyes are seeing. Too many people have. My main hope is that enough normies who usually don't pay attention to politics until the end are shocked into reality by seeing this trainwreck.
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  571. I've had to post an apology or two after failing to read a post with the proper sarcasm tone.
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  572. The same people still trust the reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
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  573. Halinspark Nah. The US will supply material and a small number of support troops in non combat areas. Wilson promised he'd keep America out of the war.
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  574. Tax money is the singular reason for Baton Rouge to exist. It is the state capitol so every state agency is based there. This also means every federal agency has people based there. It's the home of LSU and a few other colleges, all taxpayer supported. I live in Florida, Tallahassee is the same way. If it weren't for tax dollars flowing into the city, the city would be an average small/mid sized town. There are a lot of cities in America who's singular business is government money. This doesn't even include towns that have developed around military bases.
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  575. Police walk: Riot Police convicted: Riot It's Tuesday: Riot
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  576. After initial discovery "Oopsy, we forgot to mention this FBI drone footage. Please ignore the fact we somehow lost the HD version." After jury deliberation begins "Oopsy, we may have known the exact identity, and had been in contact with one of the people the defendant was trying to defend himself against." There have been a few others, but it's amazing how they all seem to come from one side, and always to the benefit of that side. I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
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  577. If you can get the most out of it, good for you. But I've seen people who can't keep shots in their own lane at 100yds. My first instinct is to see if I can low-ball them on their equipment while they are cussing at it.
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  578. There is one picture of two guys running down the street, each with Mosins. Unfortunately, like much of the stuff coming out of the situation, I haven't been able to confirm if it's current or 10 years old.
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  579. If you rearrange the ad reads he's been doing the Madagascar video in chapters for a few weeks. You just have to know the code.
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  580. Unless they are one of the left's special groups. Then it's innocent even after proven guilty.
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  581. Give people an opportunity to be stupid. People try to out stupid each other.
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  582. I also got a Prager ad. The theme was don't follow your dreams, go after opportunities. This guy did both.
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  583. "There have been attempts on my life." Receipts please?
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  584. American engineers. "Imagine how many anti aircraft guns we could fit on that thing."
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  585. Pontiac was going away. Nissan decided to fill the slot.
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  586. Look at the pictures and videos of when the "Syrian refugees" were traveling through Europe to get to the counties with the best foreign welfare. The few women were tightly surrounded by close family members. They knew what the others they were traveling with would do if they got one of their sisters/wives/mothers alone. They knew what the other men they were traveling with were like.
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  587. How dare you bring up what they claimed last week. Only listen to what they say today. Which might swing 180° tomorrow, but still be correct.
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  588. I had my money on Russia. With a huge army, and massive resources and reserves to call on, they couldn't lose.
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  589. Why did socialism fail in Africa? Before watching the video, because it's socialism. It fails everywhere, why should Africa be different?
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  590. Composite headlights introduced in 1984. It is 2017, still waiting for ones that don't cloud over.
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  591. The world is round, he just took the scenic route.
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  592. An extension of "What do you bring to the table." The answer will either be a borderline narcissistic rant or screaming rage
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  593. Proof is racist. Or some sort of ist or phobe, I can't keep track anymore.
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  594. I've used this example before. If you have 20 appliances in your house and they don't work in one particular outlet, it might be the outlet not the appliance that's the problem. Look for a common theme in all your failed relationships.
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  595. To make things worse the cooking implements and tools destroyed during this had to later be replaced. This used more freshly created steel.
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  596.  @razter6678  Wait until the service department declares the warranty void because of invisible water damage.
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  597. Their primary advantage with a rifle is to obscure the point of origin of the shot. People will hear the "crack" of the bullet as it passes. They will also, simultaneously hear it's echo off of nearby structures. But this means several people will perceive it as coming from different directions.
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  598. When it was announced I asked which would be longer, the Battle of Stalingrad or TIK's video. It was meant as a joke, not a challenge.
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  599. Give them a moment to figure out the demographics or political alignment of those involved.
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  600. Valdagast I've thought about that scene several times while watching these videos.
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  601. The restaurant I work for has a lot of cameras. Other than the bathroom, you probably can't find a place not being recorded. Managers know how far out they point and make sure that any engagement with a customer is in range of them. After installing them, complaints to corporate dropped dramatically. Much like accusations against police after they started wearing body cameras. Once people knew they were on camera, BS claims by scammers stopped and they moved on to somewhere easier.
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  602.  @PennyWise-eu9nz  I am royalty purely because I exist, serve me. Take a self entitled attitude and crank it up to 11. Sometimes confused with narcissistic behavior, but that's a different sociopathy. I've been with a true sociopathic narcissist, it's a trip down the rabbit hole that took me years and some therapy to untangle the knotted threads of my mind.
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  603. Two Sargents put off their retirement just so they could continue yelling at them while they do those push-ups.
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  604. There's also the 6' rule. I'm not sure how accurate it is, but there was a former burglar interviewed several years ago. I think it was on 60 Minutes. He said over half a the people who own a home safe keep the combination written down somewhere within 6'. Usually in the drawer of a desk or dresser, or on top of a shelf if it's in a closet.
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  605. See his video on the USS 2nd Amendment. After it hit a mine, the hole was patched with additional torpedo launchers.
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  606. Wait, did he say the Germans lost? No spoilers! Also a second war is confusing. This is the war to end all wars, but then there's a sequel. That's just bad writing. Someone tell the author to stick to his own plot.
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  607. When it was first announced I joked about which would last longer, the battle for Stalingrad or TIK's description. It was meant as a joke, not a challenge.
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  608. This...is modern war.
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  609.  @garrett3117  They wanted him for 2024, after serving four years as Biden's VP. But then, in a fit of epic pandering, Creepy Uncle Joe went and declared he would pick a woman, preferably a woman of color. After that he was still the media's golden boy, but would have to be happy rulling NY.
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  610. The crew that put it together sound like Scotty from Star Trek. Captain "I need this up and running." Scotty "Aye Captain, the manual says three days. Get back to me in two." Captain "You have an hour." 45 minutes later Scotty "Here you go. She's not pretty, and I ain't guaranteeing nothing. But it will work once."
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  611. It waddles. It has feathers. It flys. It swims on water. It quacks. People: Duck? Politicized police: A cow, definitely a cow.
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  612. ​ @hertzair1186  GM went after NBC in a different way when they got caught rigging their trucks to explode. They threatened to pull all advertising unless NBC apologized on air. Ford and Chrysler made the same threat. NBC sort of apologized and threw the production team under the bus. Though a few years later a friend of mine still believed my Blazer was a rolling Molotov cocktail. Everyone reads the headline. Some people read the story. No one reads the retraction. And old rule in news.
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  613. Check out the number of videos with strong independent women talking about how they don't need men to buy them a drink as a form of introduction, or pay for the first date. Then check out the videos of women complaining (Sometimes crying) because men won't buy a drink or pay 100% in early dating. These are the same women who ignore, at best, or more commonly openly mock and abuse nice guys in their early to mid 20's. But when their clubbing partners start disappearing because they have a family, they cry about the lack of nice guys available . They truly don't understand it can't work both ways.
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  614. Catch and release isn't working. Maybe try something else.
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  615. Thanks. I was wondering about why they chose a high gloss paint scheme.
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  616. But then complaining that those other people won't rebuild your house.
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  617. I've seen a few leftist economic advisors doing the rounds on TV. Their argument is that this is a delayed push from his administration, and that had Hillary been elected, we'd be doing even better. Oddly, when asked about their claims that Trump destroyed Obama's "great advancements", they say it's further proof of the power of his slingshot effect. The older, less efficient businesses needed to be adjusted (or destroyed) so the new ones could prosper along the path Obama laid out. TDS has become a cult. They are religious zelots, incapable of independent thought or recognizing anything that doesn't fit the template.
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  618. 1984 was a warning, not a guidebook. It doesn't amaze me that she (and other big government pols) see it that way. It amazes me that so many of their followers are willing to go along with it. They know it will end in disaster, but chug deep the cool-aid and cry "Utopia!"
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  619. My friends gave me that license plate for my 16th birthday. Great opening it front of my Mom.
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  620. They become a problem with either blanket, one size fits all type regulations that create needless paperwork. Or uneven enforcement where a place in location A has a fanatical inspector who's OCD takes over while at work, and location B has someone with the attitude of "It hasn't blown up before".
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  621. A lot of what you described is classic narcissist behavior. While true sociopathic narcissists are rare (Unfortunately I managed to meet, marry, and later divorce one.), the traits has been idealized and pushed as the right way for women to act. These traits are encouraged and celebrated, right up until it blows up in their faces aka they hit the wall. Unfortunately they do an incredible amount of damage to both themselves and the people around them before their sudden epiphany.
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  622. "The Fourth Amendment was violated" Sorry, the 4th is dead. It started a severe downward spiral in the mid 60's. Was gasping for air in the 80's. And they put it out of its misery in 2001. Local and state law enforcement consider it a nuisance. Feds barely remember it even existed.
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  623. I can guess, but is there any official report on the status of the sheep?
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  624. They want to be approached by Chad. And only Chad. But he needs to stop being Chad the minute she shows interest in him because otherwise he might talk to other women. Remember, in the workplace, the only difference between conversation and harassment is whether she wants the guy who's doing the talking.
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  625. That's why he's trying to get a woman. The suburban soccer moms figure he won't finish his term, then, Abracadabra, first woman President.
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  626. Female only spaces. But open to people who happen to have male genitals and are "feeling" female today.
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  627. Those evil store owners might force thieves to not pay for a subway trip to another neighborhood to steal stuff there. Then have to carry it all the way home on another subway trip where a different thief might rob them. Or worse, end up in a jurisdiction where they actually enforce the laws. Imagine the horror of a criminal might go through if they ended up in jail.
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  628. They know, they don't care. They only think about themselves and now. Never another others or even one day into the future.
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  629. I don't think America so much shifted right. It was more that the majority weren't as left as the Dems thought. By standing still while the party sprinted towards the left they lost support. Yes, there are a lot of people that looked at "progressive" policies and decided they were stupid and wanted something else. But they didn't dump their left leaning ideology completely.
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  630. Tide Pod lady at the end. If I were to check, how many products did she tell him to get Brand X instead of Brand Y? If he bought Y, did she just stay silent and accept it, or tell him to get X and refuse to use what he bought? I realize having a surplus of choices is a first world problem, but the fact that it makes her angry is a sign of of serious ego and control issues.
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  631. To Mr (Sorry if I'm assuming your pronoun/title) Body Count Doesn't Matter. I was like you. I knew she had more than me. The disparity became obvious (Really in my face obvious) when I was at a party and knew at least a half dozen other guys knew what she was like in bed. Any illusion of exclusivity or hope for something long term ended there. They'll tell you it doesn't matter. If you have any, even the smallest bit of self respect, it matters. No, it wasn't my "Fragile male ego" or fear of competition. It was the knowledge that whatever she was telling me, she'd said the same to them, and many more. I wasn't with her, it was only my turn.
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  632. They started the attacks before his body was cold.
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  633. Someone's brother in law, who happens to own either a construction company or runs a "poverty outreach" program just bought a new vacation home, plus a new car. Totally unrelated I'm sure.
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  634. Ditto Florida.
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  635. Early on many wars have a gentleman's agreement between officers. During the North African campaign of WWII, the German and British Generals in charge of the southern area both agreed to a basic 9-5 war with minimal commando type raids. Field Marshal Erwin Rommel later even met with the British soldiers who were sent to infiltrate his command and assassinate him. He congratulated them on getting as far as they did, despite failing. During the Sicilian and Italian campaign it wasn't rare for many Italian prisoners to attempt "escape" by simply walking away from the areas they were being held. They didn't see it as an escape. They had done their duty, properly identified and registered as POWs, and were going home because the war was over for them. As wars drag on the people fighting get angrier, more frustrated, and seek revenge more often. Things tend to quickly spiral downward from there.
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  636. Dad in full protective gear, the rest of the family in regular clothes. Dad "Sorry, but I guess I should have told you what I thought about you sooner."
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  637. I'm 58. I could have used better advice when I was younger. Unfortunately I got classic "boomer" advice on women and how to deal with them. Basically all the nice guy stuff. It took a long term girlfriend plus a marriage that both blew up in to disasters to get me to realize how wrong it all was.
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  638. This is a video by and for people who change their profile background and think they've made the world a better place.
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  639. When the first time you hear "no" with any seriousness is from a cop or a judge, it comes as a major shock.
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  640. They took the gate off the hinges. The only gate left is their desire for the top 10%. But will lower even that criteria after a few drinks.
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  641. Much like American submarines, switch to fish. Try being the German or Italian admiral that has to explain why he retreated from two flounders and a goldfish.
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  642. I had one get mad at me because I wasn't being sympathetic after she blew up at her boss and lost her job. The fact that she hadn't told me about either the fight or getting fired was irrelevant in her mind. The fact that this was the third or fourth time I had to suppress the urge to say "You do know how crazy that sounds?" was a big sign things weren't going to work out.
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  643. It is clown world, so why not embrace looking like one.
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  644. Don't challenge Florida's level of crazy. Some places have "off center" people. We train for crazy like it's an Olympic event.
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  645. I checked a private school in my area. $13,000/year plus activities (sports, etc) expenses. They claim 96% college placement for graduates.
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  646. Any word on what happened? There's a difference between a faulty alternator and having the engine turn into molten slag.
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  647. It almost makes you miss the old days. When, for a fee and possible future favor, Vinnie and Paulie would visit the guy buying all this stolen stuff and "convince" him to go into another line of work. Or maybe the guy would suddenly decide to take a surprise vacation.
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  648. At least we're not Detroit. Unofficial motto of Chicago when I was younger. Unfortunately Chicago took it as a challenge, not a warning.
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  649. When even an average soldier was expected to fight to the last bullet, then charge a tank with his bayonet, it's hard to ramp up to an exceptional level.
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  650. CHAZ/CHOP Hero "Okay guys, this is what we trained for. Remember, resist!" Turns around "Guys? Um, hello? Where'd everyone go?"
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  651. Nope, it's like a two wheeled car. The design is crap, but every time it crashes, they blame the last driver and claim this time they've got someone who knows what they're doing. So the idiots pile back in and promptly run in to a ditch or a tree.
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  652.  @phaasch  I believe it was the Captain of the Ark Royal who read the report of her sinking to the crew. He then threw a bucket of water overboard and announced she had been officially refloated.
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  653.  @JumperWC  It depends on what you are protesting. In America we were told Trump rallies were "Super Spreader events". But BLM protests at the same time would help reduce the spread of the virus. Seriously. It was around that point I decided whatever my so called betters in the media and government were telling me was likely bullshit.
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  654. Hey! I waited 8 minutes, what more do you want?
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  655. Though it had been done earlier, I think GM decided to go full in with rebadging in America during the 1970's. Never forget the NOVA. Nova (Chevy), Omega (Oldsmobile), Ventura (Pontiac), and Apollo (Buick). Despite being essentially the same cars with different options and grills, the Ventura developed a reputation as poorly built, so it was cancelled. The Apollo wasn't what Buick customers were looking for, so sold poorly and was cancelled. Only the Nova and Omega names lived on to see a new platform.
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  656. ​ @secondchance6603  The visual sobriety test (Walk the line, say the alphabet, etc) isn't really a test. It's mostly to get probable cause to do a more scientific test like blood or a breathalyzer.
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  657. Cat "Well, he's giving lectures to the invisible people again. I'll just sit here so it looks like he's talking to me, and isn't crazy."
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  658. Because Republicans buy shoes too. Michael Jordan.
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  659. TIK sees the title. "We'll call this part one."
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  660. Laughing at the Waffle House comment. A few years ago we got hit with three hurricanes in succession. Roads were closed, and we were under a curfew. The police stopped me at an intersection. When they saw my Cracker Barrel jacket they waved me through. Apparently a cook going to CB is considered as important as a doctor going to the hospital.
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  661. Years ago Rush Limbaugh said he stopped doing parodies on his show because it was becoming impossible to out crazy the left. No matter how far it went, or how insane the premise, they'd go further in real life.
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  662. When I was younger we had to go to the post office to get our mail because our dog jumped in the mail truck. If they can deny a single address, they can deny a neighborhood.
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  663. Women quit.Inconveniences abound, but we carry on. Men quit. Society collapses.
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  664. ​ @Thirdbase9  Not the fault of the USN. Everyone knows requisition forms are to be filed in triplicate. Some smartass went and filed a fourth one, which was promptly forwarded to the Kriegsmarine.
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  665. Imagine the worst case scenario. It's their starting point.
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  666. ​ @HolyPelvisPresley  I'm sure if this happened to a councilman/alderman/state representative the squatter would be tossed out before he could say "but I've got a lease" real or not. It's important to protect their bosses.
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  667. They're upset now. But give it a couple years, I'm sure they'll all get along.
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  668. "We need a law". There are already thousands of pages of laws regulating trading. I'm sorry Ms Warren, but this time the masses found a loophole to exploit, not one you wrote in for your big donors.
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  669. If it could be shown that illegal aliens voted majority Republican, Nancy Pelosi would be on the border putting bricks up herself.
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  670. at least once.....a week.
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  671. One argument for checking her messages and emails. It's common for women (personal experience) to rewrite history after a breakup. When she starts trashing you to your friends and online it can be useful to post evidence of her BS. Save those receipts. Yes, it's painful to read what she told the other guy and to have it thrown in your face. But shutting her down and forcing her to shut up (They'll never admit they were wrong) can save you a bunch of hassles in the future.
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  672. In certain cultures "Stabbed 17 times" is considered natural causes.
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  673. We had a '74 Dodge Adventurer pickup. If you put it side by side with this it would still be obvious they came from the same company.
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  674. It can happen earlier too. It probably isn't rage, but frustration. Several years ago I had a neighbor who would occasionally get confused easily. He'd walk to the store a couple blocks away and forget his way home. Likely confused because he thought he lived at his old place and didn't know why he was in the new neighborhood. Or knew he moved, but didn't recognize any of the landmarks. When people tried to help he'd start yelling at them. Again, frustrated because strangers were asking him seemingly insane questions. Most of the time he was perfectly normal. But every few weeks he'd be back to Angry Old Man mode. Sadly, he didn't remember these episodes after they happened and probably didn't understand why some people avoided him. President Biden was probably at this stage when he was elected. That's why he publicly complained so rarely. His wife and staff knew he could handle a scripted event. Being a politician for decades it was instinct to him. But when challenged with something off script he'd get frustrated and strike out. Look at some of his angry responses when asked questions he didn't have a rehearsed answer to. His staff could see this coming. That's why they regularly "guided" (Forcefully pulled) him out of these situations. A Presidential candidate who tries to throw down with a random voter for asking an uncomfortable, but reasonable question doesn't make for good optics.
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  675. There's a reason couples do couple things together. Women, once they decide to settle and find someone to do it with don't want single people drama. It's similar to pack mentality. If you have a calm stable pack, why would you bring in a rabid wild dog?
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  676. Florida isn't that bad. Yes, it is part of the Old South. But it was one of the fastest to dump the Jim Crow laws and desegregate. People at the time weren't happy, but it was more a matter of practicality. One big factor is also the lack of families with old roots in Florida. Most only go back 2-3 generations, if that. Florida is geographically in the South. Mentally it just kind of does it's own thing.
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  677. 🧂🧂🧂
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  678. So, Nike won't be importing any Houston Rockets merch from China, right?
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  679. If you aren't on a couple watch lists you aren't living life right.
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  680. I had a girlfriend who was into rope bondage/constriction. Not my thing, but whatever made her happy. She was the one who wanted to be tied. I never understood it, but everyone has their kink.
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  681. For the effect of a boiler explosion on a ship, look up the Sultana during the US Civil War. Overloaded ship plus overloaded boiler equaled nearly 1,200 dead.
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  682. I'll believe they are at least trying to do something useful when Tweets from MSNBC personalities have the "Has a history of espousing conspiracies that have been proven untrue." tag.
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  683. An exgf asked me why I didn't trust her. I pointed out I trusted her, I trusted her to be her. At that point I already had one foot out the door. I was getting too many vibes that reminded me of my ex wife. I'd already seen that movie, didn't care about a remake with a different actress.
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  684. Business owners to Yelp and their reviewers "Show me the receipts or show up in court."
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  685. When is a good time?
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  686. I was born in Chicago. I have to remember to call my Mom and thank her for leaving and never moving back.
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  687. Or he is "cheating", but only her imagination. I had an exgf that absolutely knew for a fact I had hooked up with two of the waitresses I worked with. Never happened, but she knew it, so that was good enough. Be careful about the other women she's around. Too many of them have that one friend who wants to destroy all of her friend's relationships. They will poison her mind.
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  688. I saw a thread a couple days ago that blamed everything that has gone wrong since 2000 on "Bush stole the election". It's been 20 years and they still aren't over that. Hillary's Hopeless' will still be screeching for a long time.
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  689. What do you do for me? The question I asked whenever the subject of joining the union was brought up back when I was teaching. I was a sub. Longer term, but still a substitute. The union litterateur made it clear they not only wouldn't represent or support me if I ever got in trouble, but they wanted my position eliminated. But I was still regularly asked to become a dues paying member.
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  690. When that became a thing I changed my FB profile picture to a bowl of Skittles.
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  691. Or the eye bug thing at the end of sentences, like she just said something profound and world shaking.
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  692. You can never get enough information. Though I do think he would run a scan tool while driving if he could.
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  693. Not only insurance fraud. It isn't uncommon for many to move on to filing for disability because now they can't work because of their "injuries".
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  694. Check out reviews of Turtle Wax products for the painted bits of your car. Most reviewers were amazed that Dad's/Grandpa's brand worked so well. And is one of the least expensive on the market.
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  695. The sudden acceleration thing eventually came down to "Americans have big feet and wear even bigger shoes." The driver side footwell was a bit narrower than expected, but not by much. People took a while to get used to it. I have a hard time wearing boots in my Corolla for the same reason. My left foot tends to hit the brake when I'm pushing the clutch. Then there was the problem, less serious though, of convincing the engineers over at Mercedes that Americans also drink coffee in their cars. It took another decade before they discovered cup holders.
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  696. Insurance generally doesn't cover retail theft. But that doesn't matter to the thieves or their neighbors.
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  697. Remember when the lockdown began and schools started doing remote learning? Then several teachers throwing a fit because parents were recording the streams and putting them online to show what their kids were being "taught". Parents were treated like heretics for daring to question the great wisdom of the cult and interfering with proper indoctrination techniques.
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  698. Cold weather makes "refugees" fleeing for their lives want to go home. Sort of like many of those same refugees in the US and UK who flew home over Christmas. Then returned to help maintain their refugee status.
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  699. Something I've been wondering lately, when did the average Roman realize the empire was actually doomed?
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  700. Bad behavior is okay if they are doing it for you. It's proof they are evil if they are doing to you. Fem logic.
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  701. It was based entirely around hype. An earlier version banned guns that didn't even exist. The authors went through books like Jane's Guide, ect, and listed every "evil looking" gun they saw. No one looked at specs, or how many were made. The authors of the law also later admitted that some parts were written based on what someone saw on TV shows like Miami Vice.
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  702. I'm waiting for that in a political debate. "With my new proposal the people will have more time. More time to....(pauses for dramatic effect)... Join me on Raid Shadow Legends!"
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  703. So, lockdown until when? I've noticed November being mentioned fairly often. Oddly this is usually by people who have a vested interest in having an economy destroyed right before the election. But I'm sure this is just a coincidence.
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  704. And every sailor's mother warned them not to shoot an anyone in the eye.
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  705. Love the Non Player Gourd.
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  706. Also a Floridian. It's odd that burglaries of occupied dwellings are less common in Florida. It's almost like thieves know that certain actions are likely to lead to unwanted (And very unhealthy) outcomes.
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  707. Been there, done that, or more accurately didn't get to do that.
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  708. #Toysforthots ?
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  709. Someone really needs to create a proper sarcasm font.
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  710. I'm beginning to think you might not have faith in Keynesian Economics.
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  711. Unless it's 2006 and I was being offered $200K against my townhouse that may have been worth $70K. But we remember how that turned out.
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  712. The other family got a secret two for one deal.
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  713. These guys do a drive by, fire 30 rounds and hit two people they weren't even after. One negligent discharge a manages to hit three people.
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  714. While calling him a racist for banning travel from areas with an ebola outbreak.
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  715. Unless they are accusing someone in power on the left.
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  716. There was a lot of "Do as I say, not as I do." mentality in their leadership. Of course, they were hardly unique with this pattern.
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  717. East St Louis. It serves as a premade post apocalypse background, ready made for any movie.
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  718. Around 20:00 I worked for a large restaurant chain as a coordinator and trainer. One of my jobs, when not helping open new locations, was to go with a team to try to turn around underperforming stores. One of the first things I told people when I'd get there is "They" are trying to get you fired. When I'd correct people or show them the spec way to do something, I'd inevitably hear "They said it was ok to do it this way." No one could tell me who They was. No one could point out They, or find him on the schedule. So I'd repeat "They, whoever it is, wants to get you fired. Stop listening to They."
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  719. If it can't be controlled, it must be destroyed.
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  720. Remember back when the Exon Valdez ran around. The Captain ended up being held largely responsible for one reason, he was the Captain. He wasn't on the bridge, it wasn't his shift to be on the bridge, but he was the Captain so he was responsible for what happened to the ship.
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  721. So many of them think there's a professional athlete or performer just waiting for them. They are unable to realize that athletes are always one bad hit away from retirement and rappers/actors/rockstars are only as big as their next hit. Hope he invested some of that money while it was coming in.
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  722. Too many women on dating apps see them as a way to build up a roster. They date 3-6 guys at a time until they decide it's time to have a "real relationship". What they fail to realize is guys who will tolerate being part of her roster aren't interested in a long term relationship. She passed over the ones who did want one, and likely insulted them for being controlling because they asked for an exclusive relationship.
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  723. If you are going to steal jokes, at least tell them right.
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  724. The pitch for Operation Plowshare sounds like a late night infomercial. It slices! It dices! It makes thousands of julienned fries! Radioactive gas? Not a problem. You'll cook amazing meals even faster by both heating and microwaving at the same time.
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  725. Possibly both. Most criminal gangs aren't known for their skills with building maintenance. Though I have faith the city and state will just shuffle them along to more subsided housing, which will promptly be wrecked. Rinse and repeat.
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  726. CNN "We insure equal time for all of guests to explain their points." Also CNN "Tonight we present a discussion with one moderator, three liberals and one conservative." But remember, equal time.
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  727. Remember, these are the same people who learn all the big words on the SAT to get into college. But suddenly don't know that the "loan" part of student loan means they have to pay it back.
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  728. Quietly file paperwork announcing every store in the area with shut down before it passes. As soon as it does announce the locations publicly. Be grandfathered in and exempt from the law.
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  729. My dog is very agitated by something in the yard. Must be a torpedo boat! Time to sound battle stations.
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  730. As a long haired greasy teen wearing an Iron Maiden T-shirt and players handbook in my stack of books, while living in southern part of the Bible Belt I remember it well.
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  731. The first world war destroyed the idea that the upper classes were inherently the best and brightest. And were natural born leaders who could never betray England. Unfortunately the intelligence services didn't get the memo. As he mentioned, the British buried their investigation into how this happened. They didn't want to admit the number of people who were admitted to sensitive areas purely on "He's one of Lord Huffnpuff's boys." There was an embarrassing lack of deep background checks prior to employment.
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  732. They have insurance! Said by any idiot that's never filed a an insurance claim.
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  733. My first thought "Oh, a pith helmet."
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  734. I tried to find common factors. But none of the news reports give a description of the suspects.
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  735. The guy talking about walking away when she's late I completely agree with. I understand that sometimes stuff comes up or happens at the last minute. But repeatedly making you wait is sh*t testing. She is getting her ego stroked knowing that you are waiting for her. First time, it better include an immediate unprovoked apology. Explain then that there won't be a second time. If she can't be ready by a certain time, then don't ask me to be ready then either.
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  736. I know when I see a woman with a belly I stay clear. I lock my doors and windows for fear or some of the infamous prego gangs in my area.
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  737. I could understand allowing judges, particularly in an appeal, to reduce the sentence. There are cases where things spiralled out of control without the knowledge of all participants. Rare, but it happens. But using these to create effectively a blanket elimination of the felony murder clause is just stupid.
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  738. Did anyone in the Seattle government actually read the CHAZ/CHOP list of demands. Defunding the police was only one point. And when they said defund, they meant 100%, not a few dollars around the edges.
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  739. Except they don't live in a nation of laws. It only works when the laws are applied the same. Yes, I know in countries like the US money buys you greater access to defense. But in China money and power buy you almost absolute immunity from the law. Also they are enforced in an arbitrary manner. For example, pass a law banning scooters in certain areas to clear congestion and make the streets and sidewalks safer. Everyone ignores it. When a big political boss visits, suddenly every scooter disappears, police are brutal to the few riders that didn't get the message. Boss leaves, scooters reappear, streets and sidewalks jammed up like always. See ADVChina for a better explanation.
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  740. It never fails to amaze me how so many women can have these completely opposite views of reality at the same time. Men are told to be careful about what they say to and about women. How various microaggression terms can have long term damage. Yet they, with absolutely no effort, can tell guys stuff that truly cuts to the soul. They'll say things that leave wounds that don't heal, only cover with a scar. And they never need to consider the consequences.
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  741. I figured it was a one and done concept. But no, after killing a character loved by almost all fans of the Star Trek universe, they must return to defile the grave.
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  742. The world without oil? We revert to the 1850's and go back to harpooning whales.
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  743. I remember a print from an old military manual. If I interpreted right, weapons like this were sometimes a team effort. One person fired it while another was behind with a loaded replacement. Once the first was fired, I presume he'd pass it back to be reloaded and was handed the new one. Or possibly switch positions with the other and reload while the second fired a volley.
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  744. ​ @johndoeboston123  This is what screwed up Oregon and Washington. Californians fled the state when it became too messy. But then repeated the same pattern when they arrived in their new home. Because "this time it will be different."
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  745. Not enough mud.
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  746. Legend in the same sense as Jamaicans trying to do a bobsled run.
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  747. Interesting that the person talking about Rwanda mentioned accepting their country's culture and laws. As apposed to England and America who are told we need to accept the new immigrant's culture and laws.
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  748. They were using a signal to surface. Unfortunately the Soviet Navy used a different number for the same meaning. Think of an older style bugle call. One side orders charge using the same sound as the other's retreat.
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  749. I'm a cook and was declared essential. Because when society shuts down people need steaks and chicken tendies.
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  750. AKA Buckets of sunshine.
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  751. The goal is to hit apposing ships, not allied fish.
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  752. I'm unimpressed. As a male Floridian I read "Man stabs himself while urinating and watches his car burn." as another Tuesday. C'mon Seattle, step up your game if you want to compete with Florida Man. Be warned though, we are very competitive when it comes to random crazy. We train for it like an Olympic event.
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  753. I'm thought about possibly the Philippines. But the US Navy and Army would realize it's strategic importance and turn the islands into a fortress.
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  754. I, like all true and loyal citizens, have always celebrated the glory of the Mighty Bell Button in the name of the Party and the People.
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  755. I lucked out, my day off.
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  756. Much like cops going through neighborhoods and ticketing every car in a driveway that has a bumper overhanging the sidewalk. But ignoring the tents on the same sidewalks and the rows of RVs. Homeowners with cars will pay the fines, homeless won't.
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  757. One of Churchill's opponents referred to him as something like a stone headed rabid dog. But the stone headed rabid dog England needed. France needed a Clemenceau at the time. A nationalist who truly believed that the survival of France was on the line.
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  758. Nice to see color from the era.
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  759. Kyle "I'm sueing TYT .." Cenk "Oh God, how much is this going to cost my?" Kyle "For $100,000....." Cenk "Nothing! Even my idiot nephew could afford that." Kyle "For every time Ana or Cenk said across state lines." Cenk "F#@&! Well, we're going out of business. Time to check out how to make arson look like an accident."
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  760. There is nothing so permanent as a temporary government program. Pres Ronald Reagan. Governments don't like giving up the slightest bit of power they've seized.
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  761.  @pieterniemandt212  I forget what I paid. Not much, but way over market value. There was a guy from South Africa pitching what looked like a variant of the Nigerian Prince scam. Then he explained he had a pile of Zimbabwean money, unfortunately it was almost worthless. But he figured if Americans and Europeans would pay good money for broken concrete (pieces of the Berlin Wall), they might buy his paper. As a sales technique it must have worked, because he sold out.
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  762. I sometimes feel like a director trying to deal with actors that refuse to follow the script. "Okay, one more time from the top. Take....237" No matter how many times you explain it either they don't understand or think they should be the exception to the rules.
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  763. Arrested for assault on a minor. Oddly facing a greater penalty than the actual perpetrator.
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  764. Despite whatever issues they may have, I love the look of French warships of the era.
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  765. Completely misjudged the market. They tried what would later be done by companies giving "influencers" free stuff to shill. They hoped Daewoo would become an alternative for people who would normally buy a used Honda or Toyota, but wanted something new.
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  766. Read your approved rewritten history. Euro based people stole all that stuff from Afro based geniuses then took the credit. Anyone claiming differently is racist. As an addendum, most of them were also apparently gay/trans/something non straight too.
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  767. How to tell what a perspective neighborhood is like before moving in. Check the nearest grocery store and look at what's locked up. Or do they have armed security.
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  768. Words are violence. Should be banned/locked away. Violence is an expression of free speech. Welcome to the logic of 2019.
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  769. She had to adjust altitude by less than 100' in order to avoid the airliner and turbulence. Her helicopter is capable of doing that several times over in 15 seconds. Assuming whoever is at the controls can pull their head out of their ass in time.
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  770. So remember, when you see jazz hands, do a Bela Lugosi.
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  771. Who among us hasn't smoked questionable substances through an improvised apparatus?
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  772. Brandon Herrera will be building a Luty for his channel in the next month or so.
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  773. She says she's willing to take responsibility for whatever happened, but doesn't want to face the consequences. I also wonder if I could get her ex to list everything wrong, would she fall back on "not my fault" for most of them.
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  774. For supporting amphibious landings. When you want to turn the beach and everything up to 5KM inland into a parking lot.
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  775. My first thought about the woman who didn't want to travel locally. Your money is our money, my money is my money. If that guy isn't paying all the essential bills, he's at least paying a huge percentage. He needs to do some rough math. He can afford both of them, so he can easily afford himself and pocket what she's costing him. He'll discover he probably can afford to travel. Or invest it for the future so he has something to fall back on.
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  776. If there had only been tea. The whole thing could have been worked out over a proper cup.
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  777. My Bell Button sits far to the right. Does this indicate counterrevolutionary tendencies? Should button be pushed or crushed without mercy?
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  778. Something to leave behind at a crime scene?
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  779. I spent two nights there a couple years ago. One of the things I remember was a spring in the middle of the street in front of my hotel. Someone there told me it was another broken water main, and that they were all over the city. That one had been going for a about a week. As I drove around I noticed puddles despite the lack of rain were a common thing. The city has money, but it's always going into public service programs (being redistributed) and almost never into infrastructure maintenance. I don't know if it is the plan for Jackson, but I remember a town outside of Chicago where everything was collapsing. It was too expensive for the local government to fix anything so they were going to wait for it to get so bad that the state of Illinois and federal government had to come in and fix it after declaring it a disaster.
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  780.  @EmperorAmbrose  I've stated in other comments that the factions should not be seen as political ideologies but as religious. Each believes they are the "One, true way".
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  781. We're the people who made this film holdouts from the John Birch Society? Yes, the Soviet Union was using numerous front groups to try and influence America at the time through direct and indirect aid. But the paranoia is cranked up to 11 here. It comes across like one of J Edger Hoover's fevered dreams.
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  782.  @j0ckel617  Unfortunately this was a too common problem from the 1940's-60's. Good enough for the time turned out to be overly optimistic. Expansion of the suburbs wasn't foreseen. So many communities were built in areas previously viewed as the middle of nowhere. There is a similar problem with older nuclear waste. Many of the containers, and the places they are kept, were to be temporary, until "something better" came along. Unfortunately the something better never did. So now it is potentially more dangerous to move it than to leave it alone and hope for the best.
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  783. I get the feeling this is why we didn't hear from Hillary for a few days after her loss. Except the Clinton video would have involved more screeching and cussing. She is definitely an angry drunk, not a happy one.
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  784. No, it's one of the cats. He's using the new skins available with the DLC.
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  785. This is why history should be learned from multiple sources. The first book I read about MacArthur was written in the 50's. I believe he may have had some say in the editing. If it were to be believed, he was the Golden Standard for which all officers should aspire. More modern sources see less gold, more lead filled tin with gold foil.
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  786. That sums up probably 90% of the cold war conflicts. A and B both occupy an area of land. A and B have people in charge that, if left alone, could work out most of their disagreements. But A and B each also have radicals that will do anything to keep the other from having the slightest access to power, including killing their own people who are trying to make peace. Add outside influences from Washington, Moscow and elsewhere and things escalate. Throw in some religious animosity just for fun too. Pretty much most of post war and post colonial Africa, Asia, and Middle East.
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  787. You can see the ground? Do you mean space to work on the engine without removing a bunch of unrelated parts?
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  788. Because they keep quarantining areas after the virus erupts. They work best when you stop travel before it's in your area. But that would be reactionary/racist.
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  789. So, like bumper cars.
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  790. Illinois. The state attorney general is controlled by Chicago. She's part of the machine and so protected.
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  791. 20 something me considered it. For a moment. 56 year old me cringes at how horrible it would have been. If I ever had the chance to meet my teen or 20ish me, I'd kick his ass for being so stupid.
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  792. Someone described it like a building with flames coming out of every window. But thinking it's ok until the roof falls in. Well, the roof fell in and took a few walls with it.
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  793. The truth shall set you free. From this mortal coil.
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  794.  @hauntedshadowslegacy2826  This even included telling doctors not assigned to a specific worksite what they did as a job. A person on vacation or visiting family might become sick. But have to tell a doctor they made antifreeze and industrial cleaning products instead of enriching uranium. Because early radiation poisoning symptoms are the same as many other diseases they would be misdiagnosed as having a chemical or allergic reaction.
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  795. Thanks for pointing out that with the Amouranth situation it may be that they are both A-holes/toxic people. One may be worse than the other, but that doesn't make the other a pure victim.
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  796. I've been trying to find who originally said it, but there was a statement from one of the ANC leaders during the reconciliation period. It was essentially "We have to be nice to get foreign aid and investment. After we are stabilized, old debts can be settled." Thanks in large part to the incompetent and corrupt leadership of the ANC stability never really took hold. But they seem to have at least followed through with the "settling old debts" part.
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  797. Welcome to 20current year. Dems can forgive or ignore just about any level of corruption, incompetence, or shear stupidity. But upset a woman and you face the executioner.
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  798. Or at least normal people who can get through a day without having something someone may have said trigger a panic attack.
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  799. It's like "assault weapon". A focus group said those came across as scary words so they went with it.
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  800. "Stop reporting my account!" is about as effective as beating a rabid doberman with a steak, and hoping the rest of the pack will go away.
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  801. Dear God! Do not show people, especially kids, where Jello comes from. Remember, you want them to eat it.
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  802. This isn't a "Storming of the Capitol", it's a digital storming of the Bastille.
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  803. Portland would like to talk to both of you.
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  804. The 80's, when every automotive engineer had a box of straight edges and little more. People forget how radical the Taurus/Sable twins were for their time.
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  805. I just need one that doesn't record sounds inside the car. I don't need a history of what I say while driving.
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  806. I was almost looking forward to watching Milwaukee burn.
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  807. In the woods near my place there's a homeless camp. After sunset you can see them trickling in. Lately they've begun sleeping behind nearby businesses. Tonight, while walking my dog I saw two tents were set up along the sidewalk. It's expanding. Unfortunately our city council has probably proclaimed us the Berkeley of the East. So I can assume more will be moving in, and eventually there will be the usual suspects passing out more tents as the weather gets cooler. If you see something similar near where you live do what you can to stop it early. Like rust or mold, these groups only expand, never contract.
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  808.  @IhaveBigFeet  Eventually yes, they were slowly fed and brought back up to strength. But early on most of the liberators didn't understand the difference between hunger and true starvation. Many were fed too much, too fast and died as a result. It's similar to why you don't give someone with severe dehydration a jug of water. You give them a small cup full, then another. To them it may seem like torture to make them wait. But you are really saving them from themselves. I read an account of one of the medical teams that arrived at one of the camps and had to order, almost at gunpoint, other troops to stop feeding the prisoners. The first units to arrive couldn't understand why they weren't allowed to share their rations with people who were basically skin and bones.
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  809. Late, but not useless. But why should they have been there? It was a territorial war among Europeans. As a former colony, it was in their interest to let the "Great Powers" bash each other.
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  810. Spent years in a Navy town, Jacksonville FL. When the fleet was out, so were their ladies.
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  811. ​ @CD-vb9fi  It's also a carryover from homestead laws. The government allowed people to claim "unused" property under the condition they did something productive with it, usually farming. Many of these homesteads were abandoned for various reasons. The law was intended to keep the original claimant from coming back after something else worked the land for years and saying it was all theirs now. Unfortunately the vague wording can be easily abused today if someone wants to be an absolute a-hole about it.
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  812. I figure they would fall in the same IQ range as bombers who blow themselves up. Smart enough to do it, dumb enough to skip safety steps or think the equipment they were using was "good enough".
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  813. Look, a Fiero that's not on fire.
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  814.  @bigg4874  I remember AT&T being famous/infamous for selling shares at reduced prices to employees. But they did it during a strike, so only employees who chose to work instead of striking were eligible. Legal at the time, but I don't know if a company could do it today.
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  815. We are.... Grabs a thesaurus cordial. Yeah, that will work.
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  816. And the former Mrs Gates.
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  817. We go out to the club to dance and have fun, not to find a guy. So, why aren't gay bars overflowing with straight women? Could it be most of the guys there don't care about that hole between your legs and won't waste money on you? Could it be the women there who will are too good at playing the game and know how to identify a lost cause before they even start?
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  818. It's almost like you get what you asked for.
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  819. She complained about too many white enemies, and she had to keep killing white people? When did start writing for Stormfront?
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  820. In the early 2000's had finally cleared my credit card debt (My fault), and was being bombarded with loan offers. I could understand credit card companies wanting me to sign up, I paid my debts with huge extra interest (eventually). But the real estate loan offers were ridiculous. $500K for a cook at Cracker Barrel? Who in their right mind makes that kind of offer? Unfortunately a lot of people did take the offer. In a couple of years they were walking away from homes they could never afford. Of course, the banks put on their best shocked look when it all blew up.
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  821.  @ottomackensen  Gas station hotdogs, because so far nothing else has managed to kill me.
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  822. It did not fall apart. It released unnecessary ballast holding it back from it's true speed potential.
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  823. I've pointed out before that many men didn't want women to join the workforce en masse not because they feared the competition, but to protect them from the corporate world. It was the same with unlimited sex. Men weren't against it because of outdated puritanical values. It was because we knew it wouldn't end well. But they demanded. They screamed against so called slut shaming. They told us that hookup culture was their goddess given right. Okay, you've got it. Have fun and understand why we don't give a damn about your tears.
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  824. But if it saves just one life.... The battle whine of every totalitarian dogooder. We could save thousands of lives per year by lowering the speed limit to 45MPH. But that would be inconvenient. You have to pick how extreme in controlling people you want to be in the name saving them. Personally I prefer to err on the side of free will.
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  825. It's rage over George Floyd and the Penny case outcome caused the car to spontaneously combust .
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  826. Peacock "It's new for us. So, close enough?"
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  827. On the upside, if it doesn't roll, you get a permanent platform in almost all coastal waters if it's sunk.
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  828. ​ @princessmarlena1359  The three S's. Shoot, shovel, and shut up. This has been the unwritten rule for dealing with bears in Florida. Much like squatters, they are protected to the point that using harsh language against one is almost a crime. Deal with the situation, but never mention it to anyone.
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  829. You are free to believe whatever the party tells you to believe. You are free to have whatever the party tells you to have, but no more.
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  830. It's nice to see the Big Guy earning his 10%.
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  831. The reason the big ZIL and ZIS cars used by party leaders look like 40's/50's era American cars is because they basically were. Stalin liked the big Packards made in the US, so he ordered the equivalent be made for the USSR. Despite the myth, Packard did not sell the parts or production equipment to Russia.
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  832. Been there, done that. I also learned the hard way to never work while the car is sitting on grass. Small screws, bolts, and springs just disappear in to another dimension when they land on a lawn.
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  833. That attitude caused a friend to call off his engagement. His fiancee would say stuff like "If it doesn't work out we can always divorce." She claimed she was joking, just a way to relieve the stress of the upcoming wedding. Eventually he heard she'd said it to others. Combined with the fact her mom had gone through three husbands made him seriously look at who he was about to marry. That's when he walked away. Lots of drama, family and friends yelling and giving unsolicited advice followed. But he figured it was better than the alternative. Having been through a divorce, I agree with him and wished I had slowed down the more realistically look at what I was walking into.
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  834. 518 likes. 516 were members of NAMBLA. And not the one's who look like Marlin Brando.
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  835. Da daa da daaa Do do doo dooo I think some variation of the soundtrack was used in every airline commercial during the 60's and 70's.
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  836. I think GEO was always intended as a stopgap measure for GM. They weren't certain which way the market was going, but knew they needed compacts now. So they cherry picked select models from companies they were aligned with and rebadged them for sale in America. Soon after the SUV craze hit. This was something GM knew how to build and sell for decent profits. GEO wasn't needed after that.
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  837. Change the law. If you are injured during, or as a result of criminal activity, you forfeit any right to sue. This is a big reason stores tell employees not to interfere. They are civilly liable if an employee injures a "customer".
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  838. I've read a few stories claiming FDR wasn't firing on all cylinders towards the end.
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  839. There are similar reports from German soldiers inspecting captured gear or what prisoners were wearing. They didn't understand how, years into the war, they were still being supplied with boots, uniforms, etc made to prewar quality.
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  840. Isabelle Rayth If Hotzendorf were there, he would have fired a torpedo that somehow shot down a Zeppelin over Bavaria.
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  841. Check their video of a late 80's Cutlass. The rubber door/body protector is peeling, and the Oldsmobile badge fell off. What is really bad is that these are review cars, not random ones bought off a lot. Factory techs check them out before they are tested to make sure everything is in good shape.
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  842. I'm sure they'll quickly admit they were wrong. I'm also sure the quck pick I'm about to buy will be the secret to my retirement. Both have the same odds.
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  843. It can be argued that you have a moral and civic duty, not just a right. By letting a criminal go uninterrupted you are setting them loose on your fellow citizens. Of course this is fine with woke prosecutors who make it their job to do it every day.
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  844. There's video of him doing it. He admits doing it. Has a rap sheet, including violent crimes. Portland DA "The courts are so backed up that we cannot spare the resources to prosecute him."
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  845. In screeching voice "We're fighting for our lives, you Nazi!" Yes, they really do believe they are the last wall to stop a genocide. So, in their minds, anything they do is acceptable.
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  846. There's an increase in women complaining about female bosses pulling up the ladder behind them. They won't promote other women because they don't want competition. They want to be queen hen and realize another woman might cause comparison.
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  847. I've read a lot of libertarian books about what would trigger a mass backlash and dropout from society. Essentially what would make Atlas shrug. There are always theories about excessive taxes, government regulations, etc. No one predicted feminism would be the reason so many people (working men) would just hold up their middle finger and walk away.
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  848. And for those of us who don't have a garage, how am I supposed to charge the thing?
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  849. The wedding ring thing is true. When I was separated, but not divorced, I continued to wear my ring. I got a surprising amount of attention from women. Maybe I didn't pay attention to them while I was with my wife, but definitely noticed when I was semi single.
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  850. Probably dialect would have been a better word. America and England both speak English, but have many words and phrases that are unique in meaning to them. A couple generations ago they spoke such different forms that US troops in England complained they couldn't understand their British counterparts though both believed they were speaking proper English.
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  851. The Samurai myth is similar to the Mafia myth in America. To hear them tell it they never touched an innocent bystander, were a bulwark against the drug trade, and anyone who did get killed had it coming. And then there's reality.
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  852. Feed the beast. It may not eat you today. But it will come back hungrier and larger than before.
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  853. Please stay on the air through the election. I am so looking forward to another meltdown compilation video.
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  854. But just enough "unique" design to say French at any angle.
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  855. You are the Mayor AND the Chief of Police! How have you not reformed the department yet?
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  856. On some ships they do get a bit excessive. There was one from an earlier video that looked like someone tried to save money by mounting a destroyer on a spare heavy cruiser keel they had lying around. I think it makes them look like a large breed dog as a puppy that hasn't grown into their feet yet.
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  857. Guys, don't date crazy. It can be interesting. It can be fun. Right up until it isn't. (I speak from experience.)
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  858.  @frysco5927  Design ideas that looked good on paper, but didn't work in the real world. When we were able to get planes to travel at supersonic speeds a lot of the rules of aerodynamics had to be thrown out as they discovered new effects. A common thing that pops up in these videos are "engines too weak above X feet", "unstable at higher/lower altitudes", "wings too thick/thin" , "became uncontrollable in hard turns", ect. Some of these issues were easy enough to fix with modifications, others would require a complete redesign that made it economically unfeasible. Also shifting strategies. Many aircraft were built to counter one type of threat. As that threat was removed, new ones were developed that made the original counter obsolete.
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  859. Would it be so hard to create a platform to post anything, within legal bounds? Just have a screen pop up before every video/post with a warning "Warning, posts here are the personal opinions of the person who uploaded them. They are allowed to say any damn thing about any damn thing, period. In continuing to view this material, you are agreeing that you are mature/intelligent enough to mentally handle the information as presented."
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  860. He's only exited the stage, not dead. I'm sure he (Or at least the physical manifestation of his ego) will return when it's properly dramatic.
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  861. So they demand a free speech propaganda echo chamber. Plus money. Sounds like another day in SJW world.
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  862. He was later hired by Bill Ruger to help design a 22 pistol.
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  863.  @AnthonySforza  It follows a similar pattern to drug addiction. They get the good feeling from connecting with the first few. But then it takes more to get that high, and it doesn't last as long. Eventually there isn't really a high, they are just doing it to feel anything, they've long forgotten what just feeling normal is like.
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  864. While Mumsy Thatcher wasn't directly involved. It is widely assumed she was quite aware of what Junior was doing.
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  865. They used the term "wastage" for people killed or incapacitated by reasons other than enemy action. An accurate, but rather heartless term.
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  866. Sometimes a party just has to keep going.
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  867. Coke and Pepsi used to trade off buy 1, get one free almost every other week at Publix. (The grocery store I use most) Now it's buy 2 get one free, and not nearly as common. They are also $3.89 for a 2 liter, double the price of two years ago. I work in a restaurant so I can eat free 4-5 days a week. I'm not sure how I'd be paying for food if I didn't.
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  868.  @Falconlibrary  Unfortunately they all have that friend of a cousin that was able to tame a wild Chad. Plus the Lifetime/Hallmark movie myth of the "misunderstood bad boy" who just needed the love of a good woman. They think they are the one who can pull it off.
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  869. Plus the bonus of watching excited chickens freak out when you give them scraps.
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  870. Government sanctioned sacred land. I'm sure this will end well with no lawyers involved.
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  871. What pilots call a Cumulus Granite cloud formation.
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  872. But it's HER truth.
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  873. There are also a few more NGOs and open border immigration groups that are helping to send them to New York and Chicago specifically. They want to overload the system in order to break it. This will, in theory, allow them to replace it with a new more open system.
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  874.  @ulaznar  Or looking for your replacement. She wants to take other guys for a test drive. But still keep you around as a safety net. As soon as she finds an acceptable upgrade she'll dump you.
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  875. Probably heard about it during one of those phone calls.
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  876. But does allow a great "I wasn't there, not my fault" excuse.
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  877. For a different look at the war, try The Passionate War. It's told largely as a collected narrative of the many strange, brutal, and sometimes darkly humorous events in Spain. Many foreign powers operated in Spain before and during the war. While it is sometimes seen as a training ground for the world war to follow. It also offered textbook examples of how not to fight a modern war.
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  878. High maintenance isn't intimidating. It's a pain in the ass. Everything, including relationships, has a cost to return ratio. High maintenance is high cost and I'm guessing she isn't near enough of a reward.
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  879. Fallout was something I didn't need to worry much about. Most of my life I lived in the instant flash fry zone. I was going to be part of the fallout.
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  880. She's in school. She's surrounded by Nice Guys who probably would take care of her, or at least try. Imagine being so toxic even the Nice Guys around you are repelled.
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  881. Just tax the rich, simple. At least in their minds.
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  882. The look and design are a great study in marketing. When first shown to test groups it was very polarizing. People either loved it or hated it. Chrysler was about to go with a more traditional look when someone dug deeper into the research. The people that loved it were far more likely to buy a truck than the people who didn't. It was decided that the second group were non customers regardless of how it looked and chose to ignore them.
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  883. Aircraft technology was advancing very fast. Between the time of concept and acceptance many planes almost became obsolete.
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  884. It's the blinders of tribal mentality. His supporters could have produced a horoscope from that day and they would have accepted it as proof.
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  885.  @WarGhoulKharas  Rush Limbaugh talked about it for years. After he moved to Florida, New York sent him an annual tax bill. Even after he'd moved his studio and staff completely out of state they claimed he still owed. He never payed it directly, but had to keep paying lawyers and accountants to file proof he wasn't there. After he died they probably went after the estate for inheritance taxes.
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  886. It is amazing how much they can say in a news story by not saying it.
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  887. ​ @mtrunkello  I'm sure he would fly to Ukraine tomorrow if Zelenski offered to sit down with him. Interviewing both back to back would be the year's biggest get. For the cherry on top, maybe he could get Biden for an open ended hour long interview. But I doubt his handlers would ever let that happen.
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  888. Dominique Hebert The " plywood test" is an old standard for vans and trucks. Even some full sized station wagons advertised it. It isn't really practical, but it was a fairly standardized way to measure space.
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  889. flankspankrank I don't know about the other nations fighting in WW1, but it is US policy to continue paying them while they are captive. Though the money is held until release. I assume if a percentage of pay is being diverted prior to capture, the dependants would continue to receive it. If they are held long enough, most will also be eligible to advance in rank. Though again, it wouldn't be official until after release. There have even been some who received commendations for their actions while prisoners.
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  890. A couple glasses of wine and some foreplay. At first the smaller stations buried their heads in a pillow. But eventually they learned to relax and enjoy.
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  891. ​ @lodickasvlajeckou  A man can choose to engage in both moral and immoral, both good and evil, and both honorable and dishonorable behavior.
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  892. It's not cheating if you can convince the other players it's a real word.
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  893. Next step will be offering immunity and a pardon for all POC who interpret this as "Black Chicago residents don't have to pay tickets".
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  894. He's back to the robe. Must be one of the holy days.
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  895. When I was 21, 23, or 25 I was an idiot compared to current (54) me. But I was not a kid.
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  896.  cindybin2001  I understand being offended by certain words/terms. But sometimes they serve to emphasize the true feelings or severity of a situation. I've used it in business situations. After dryly rambling of facts, I finished with "So, what the actual [string of expletives] are you going to do about this?" I can be a great way to snap people back to reality and emphasize what you just said.
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  897.  @adventurer4586  Crew, from specialists to pilots travel to and from carriers during their entire time deployed. Nice try, unfortunately reality ruins another Blame America First conspiracy.
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  898. TIK, thank you for the information you've put out. Last night I was dealing with another online argument about how the Nazis "privatized" everything and Germany was run by corporations during the 1930's/40's. Yes, it was with someone who misses the good old USSR. When I mentioned you at one point it was like spraying a cat with water. It may come as a surprise, but you are not liked in certain corners of the internet.
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  899. The bread thing we can blame on Les Misérables. Anyone who's seen the looting videos can tell those people are taking care of their families. I saw several people helping each other carry out 60" loaves of flatbread in TV boxes.
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  900. A common thread I've seen in a lot of manosphere/red pill/new man videos is an emphasis on quality over quantity. First work on making yourself better. Then invest only in a woman who is worthy of expending those resources and time on.
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  901. Biden has said he would institute a 90 day mandatory mask requirement. He won't be sworn in until late January. So masks through late March if next year.
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  902. I can only see this ending in revolution/civil war. Unfortunately for Venezuela, in South America these things can drag on for years. Maduro, his family, and cronies will only give up power when it is ripped from their bloody claws.
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  903. ​ @user-yv4mm6bx3c  It has a high likelihood of being overturned on appeal. I'm only going by comments from lawyers. But two arguments he has are selective prosecution. Basically find one other developer who didn't do what he did, specifically the claim he overstated his value for a loan. Second is the ham fisted way the judge handled it shows bias throughout the trial. I find it interesting that he can only sell his property to people approved by the prosecutor's office. I'm sure that list won't be loaded with people that happened to be major donors to NY Dems.
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  904. Shorty Holster. The "child" you have hold your gun because police can't really do anything to him if he's caught.
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  905. Another thing women who read When God Was a Woman forget is that most of these matriarchal societies were also theocracies. They are universally apposed to any theocratic based laws because blah blah patriarchy. It isn't that they want a fair society, they just want to be in charge with no threat to their power.
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  906. Our ever wise and infallible civil leaders were intimidated into not having cameras by calling it racist. Because everything is racist.
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  907. For Steve, 2016 is effectively fresh from the kitchen.
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  908. I think he leased his wives.
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  909. I'm in Florida. This morning was the first time in months I walked out the door and it wasn't a sauna. Yeah, hurricanes have drawbacks, but at least I'm not sweating.
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  910. Beware of the the man with one weapon. He probably knows how to use it.
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  911. Me: What a great plane, I wonder why they didn't field more. Video: An order was placed for 1946. Well, that's a pretty good excuse.
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  912. Somehow we've flipped from unstable and an ongoing threat to society needing to be kept away from society. To unstable and an ongoing threat to society should be turned loose on that society. Progressivism has shown us so much progress.
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  913. He was in the stupid love stage when he met her. His brain fell out the back of his head and he didn't demand a prenup. If they won't sign saying they leave with what they walked in with, walk away right there. She's just admitted she sees you as a bank, not a man.
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  914. So you've crashed. Time to start fishing. You did remember your grenades?
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  915. Same thing here in Florida. For years they have been coming down here to retire and want home minus the snow. Because cold weather was the only thing that fucked up their old state, right.
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  916. In the early to mid 2000's every corner used car lot had a few. Because GM made so many, if the dealer did their own work, they could get a decent looking one on the lot cheap. I have to think they primarily appealed to someone who aspired to a Firebird, but couldn't afford one, or needed a real back seat.
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  917. Yep, they'll point to it's success, and claim every game needs it to succeed.
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  918. Hypothermia plus vodka. When dealing with Russia and you have to ask why, the answer is almost always vodka.
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  919. The last one was an excellent ship for the French Navy. Now, make the next one even Frenchier.
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  920. He ain't from around here.
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  921. By company policy he probably isn't allowed to physically interact with a thief. Why even have one at that point?
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  922. Idea for the ever mentioned video. Dank and crew face off against Sargon and his people. The winners write the script and edit the video. Losing side has to read it on camera. Guaranteed lots of views. And possibly being banned from YouTube.
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  923. Your lack of hats may have created suspicions.
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  924. In their defense, they didn't know how deep in British territory they were at that point. Or where friendly troops were. Probably just chose to go with the plan that was working at the time.
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  925. Rehabilitate= give meds that he's probably already been prescribed and refuses to take. Shutting down asylums was a bad idea. Yes, many of them were horror shows. But letting the crazies that refuse to take care of themselves go free range isn't working.
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  926. I'm looking forward to a full on TYT/MSNBC/MSESPN/ect meltdown. In 2016 they were stunned. This time they have too much built-up rage. They have to explode at some point.
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  927. I would like to think DeSantis saw a potential problem and stopped it before it started. And I'll give him credit for doing so. But I have a feeling this was pushed heavily by developers and real estate companies primarily in south Florida. They have a lot of power in Tallahassee and realized they were next when it came to takeovers. Vacation homes and condos owned by people who only use them a few months a year are ripe targets for squatters who want to run their "I have a lease" scam.
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  928. Yep, I feel you. I fell for "But she'll be different with me". And she was. Right up until she wasn't.
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  929. A long time ago, I forget which person because there's been so many, I pointed out a common standard. If you are "outraged" by the person making a statement, but not the statement or the sentiments behind it, you aren't outraged. You are only cheering a score for your team.
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  930. When you are used to paying 25¢-30¢ per gallon, it is a shock. Also, this didn't happen over a year or so. In some areas the price went up 5-6 cents each day. The US was in a recession, while prices were going up without a corresponding increase in wages.
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  931. Reality hurts my fee fees is considered a valid defense today. Look at several of the "hate crimes" that have been exposed as fake. They go out of their way not to name the people who made the false claims because labeling them as a liar might damage their psyche. But we're supposed to ignore the damage done by making the claim to begin with. See also false assault claims when proven false, "It might not be completely (Or at all) true, but it's her truth. And that's what matters."
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  932. I really could have used her, and a few of the red pill/MGTOW channels, back when I met my ex. A true sociopathic narcissist, she really screwed up my mind.
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  933. Why Can't Johnny Blink? or Our Friend, the Amphetamine.
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  934.  @solidsnake0408  It's a latrine of their own making. Disney has, for years, been trying to be at the front of the woke parade. They are only now beginning to realize they will never please the mob making demands because there is always a new list.
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  935. Much like a study of WWII bombing campaigns, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are in a class by themselves.
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  936. Check out literacy and math skills for Baltimore area schools. If you can struggle through a fifth grade textbook you will receive a HS diploma. And this is a district that eliminated honors/AP classes because they had too many Asian and white students.
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  937. Most Greens are watermelons. Dig in just a little and you find a red. Starting in the 80's, and seriously ramping up after the fall of the Soviet Union, extreme left leaning groups switched to various environmental causes.
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  938. When you leave California, please remember why you left. Don't move somewhere else and "try to do it again" where you end up. It failed because it was a bad idea, not because it was done wrong.
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  939. Before the audit comes out I'll take bets. 50:1 odds that reduction in prosecutions is not found to be a cause. For those that want to double down I'm also betting they'll claim there's actually been a reduction in crime. While completely ignoring the fact that the numbers are down because no one is being arrested and most retailers have given up calling the police.
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  940. Like getting treats, shampoo and other things for a dog before you bring a new one home. Your car will be happy, and settle in faster, and run better, knowing that it is in a loving home.
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  941. If they make it a crime what will change? Prosecutors will just drop the charges after the police arrest them.
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  942. I don't think Trump has gone bankrupt. Some of the companies he's owned/run have. He still had income from other sources. I believe his investments in Atlantic City were his biggest losses. But a lot of people way overestimated how much money could be made there. It was supposed to be the east coast Las Vegas, but never lived up to the hype or profitability.
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  943. We've gone from get it right, not first to get it first, we'll fix it later. To now with "speculate, we'll get FX dept to make a picture to back the story."
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  944. Government starts a new program to help problem X. Problem X gets worse. Government expands the program. This has been SOP for decades.
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  945. I was a substitute for public schools and also taught in the Florida prison system. The prisoners were definitely better students. They were more motivated to be in the class. I know a lot were there to look good for a future parole board, but it was something.
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  946. Dating and breaking up is like waking up in the morning and learning something new. Not necessarily pleasant, but new. Marriage and divorce is like waking up after being dumped into a cold lake. After the initial panic, thrashing and pain you have learned one thing above all else. You don't want to do that again.
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  947. They would have to prove purely civilian locations were targeted. Russia will claim it was collateral damage or "Whoops, we missed." Both of which do happen regularly. Short of a confession by a General or similar ranking Russian, nothing will happen. I'm not saying this to excuse what they did, only to explain the problem. A friend's father, once a defense attorney now a judge, once told me there are three types of information. What you believe. What you know. And what you can prove in court. The first two make for interesting conversation, but the last is the only one that counts.
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  948. Check out Drachinifel Voyage of the Damned parts 1&2.
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  949. Fight what? Most come from relatively peaceful areas. They are just here because they heard how much more money they could get. Remember the waves of "Syrian" refugees who passed through country after country. They had no intention of stopping until they made it to one of the places with extra welfare benefits.
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  950. ​​ whiteafrikkkannun1442  I can't speak for Dollar General, but many retail stores have a bonus system for management. One of the factors tied to it is non sale loss (theft). If it gets too high the managers and staff will be replaced. So he was endangering her paycheck.
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  951. There is no "best", there's only the best so far. Because perfection is impossible they will keep searching for better and never be satisfied with good enough.
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  952. Has anyone asked if women do better in academia because it's a controlled environment? Once they hit the workplace they demand the same safeguards (bonuses) given to women in school be applied to the corporate world. Men have a higher success rate in the business world because they are willing to do business things. Working overtime, doing the grind for years, accepting that recognition of 90%+ of what they do successfully will never be recognized, 100% of their failures will and they are expected to be accountable for them, they are competing against everyone, etc.
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  953. Sadly, not armored.
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  954. They know, no matter who it is, there will be a full on shit storm smear campaign against them. The RINOs are afraid of being caught in the crossfire. They don't want to go back to their home states and defend whatever decision they make.
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  955. I'm divorced but am not completely against the idea of marriage. I would recommend to any guy that's engaged to delay things for a year. Check her reaction when you tell her. Also, spend that extra time measuring each day. Are the bad ones worth the good ones? Are there more good or bad? Is that number increasing? Do some serious introspection.
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  956. It would take great advances in maritime technology and incompetence before the Pacific Squadron could go to work.
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  957. May West once said "Never believe your own press releases." The same holds true for Generals and propaganda. I've read before that some German military leaders believed that US and UK were outrunning their supply lines. Also that troops coming from the West were loosing morale. They thought they just needed to force them to stop, then they could negotiate a favorable peace with them.
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  958. Or the opposite extreme. She doted over him too long. I've met several people, mostly women, who are helpless in talking care of themselves. It isn't because they are stupid, they just never had to and didn't learn the basic skills. If she left him to do stuff on his own she'd discover he isn't nearly as helpless as she thinks he is.
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  959. Oakland failed to apply or looked at the conditions and realized they might actually have to be accountable for how the money is spent? This happened in Detroit (I believe) when they refused some HUD and other federal grants because they would come with an audit and there was no way they were going to open their books.
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  960. Baltimore "Five times? How dare you even count the number of felonies by those sweet babies."
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  961. I found a guy online that offers all sorts of gunsmithing tasks that I thought were illegal. He swears he's not with the ATF.
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  962. A lot of Harris's responses remind me of the scene in The Terminator when he's scrolling through possible responses. She's shown borderline, if not full blown, sociopathic personality tendencies. I think her brain is screaming one response but she's been trained to try and find a more acceptable one in order to keep her job
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  963. Never underestimate the power of "She'll be different with me." I'm 56 and fell for it when I was younger. It still exists today. Fortunately men are figuring out the lie sooner. I'm not saying women can't change, but they don't flip a switch. Like dating a former alcoholic or addict, wait to see a few years of reformed behavior before even talking the risk. It's too easy to jump back into their old ways, especially if they are still hanging around their old friends who haven't changed.
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  964. Nope, this is a resume enhancement. She'll be a full professor with a mid 6 digit salary within a year. Probably also be getting speaking invitations at universities. All at taxpayer expense.
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  965.  @jairiske  It was. Though I don't know what it's like today. It was one of the last Sundown Towns, at least in the north. The police were notorious for spotting non residents (doubly so if they were black) and "keeping an eye on them", aka harassment. It was often blatant and aggressive.
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  966. There was a perpetual cloud of Aqua Net around the girl's bathroom in my school. One spark and it would have looked like a napalm strike.
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  967.  @54356776  Roddenberry, like Serling with The Twilight Zone, believed science fiction could be used as a modern morality play. But they at least understood subtlety and the message was woven into the story. There were also shades of grey. To many shows today are 100% about the message. Story, characters, the possibility of an alternative view or motivations be damned. It's presented with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer to the face.
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  968. "You'll never find a woman like me!" When women like her get together.
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  969. Maybe next time they could try something like a primary. A campaign before the campaign to find a qualified candidate.
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  970. Woman 2: Men will learn to accept our demands. Doesn't list a single demand or say anything women supposedly want. I have to assume she's another advocate for open marriage and equity (not equal) relationships. Basically man gets the bill to support his wife acting single.
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  971. We tried this in the 60's/70's. Known by different names in different cities, but collectively called the projects. There were reasons we eventually tore them all down.
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  972. Nunchucks in wood shop, throwing stars in metal shop, bongs in ceramics. How we ever had time for actual academic courses is a mystery.
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  973. I'm 55 and have never had Starbucks. It's nothing to do with their politics. I'm just a cheap bastard who refuses to pay that much for coffee.
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  974. Unfortunately they'd still be equipped with the same old torpedoes. The crews would be more likely to do damage by surfacing and attacking a Japanese ship with sledgehammers and torches.
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  975. No one bothers to ask corporate bosses "What are you doing to encourage men (specifically men) to work for you?"
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  976. Doctors make the worst patients. Lawyers apparently make the worst clients. Nick has repeated many times that clients, too often, make things harder for their lawyers. Nick needs to look at his own videos and follow the advice of "Shut The Fug Up!"
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  977. What? You mean U-haul doesn't rent a truck to move a six ton combine? I'm shocked!
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  978. France "Empire. Nothing else is acceptable!" Vietnam "Independence. Regardless of allies or government style, including socialist." USA "I was you hadn't said that last part out loud."
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  979.  @grantorino2325  In his defense, he does play a really good Bakula. Probably better than anyone else.
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  980. Push the panic button. You'll get ads from Google telling you to ask your doctor about a new anxiety medication.
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  981. If you throw enough money at something you can prop it up for a long time. San Francisco has been a fiscal black hole for years. They pull in tax revenue from the surrounding areas in the form of state and federal grants for every one of their insane ideas. Eventually the money will stop, and all hell will break loose. It will be like forcing a long term addict to quit cold turkey.
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  982. I would say it's a New York problem. Unfortunately the rest of us will be required to pay up for the solution when they need a bailout.
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  983. On the BBC they pointed out three times in the same story that President Trump was only sending federal law enforcement agents (They called them troops.) to Democrat cities. I was yelling at the TV "Because that's where the riots are!"
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  984. Bring back Vinnie and Guido. Let them explain to these scammers the health benefits of moving to another state, quickly.
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  985.  @TheDoctor1225  Two, very erroneous, theories at the time were one city one bomb, and that atomic weapons were like regular bombs with an extra kick. Today this looks almost suicidally ignorant, but it was what most of the population believed.
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  986. His head is fuzzy.
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  987. ​ @rabbi120348  Angola was the first thing in my mind. Cuban soldiers (advisors) being deployed to Angola was the worst kept secret in Africa for years. It was the international version of don't ask, don't tell. As long as they didn't fly a Cuban flag or wear Cuban military uniforms the countries supplying the other side of their war pretended not to notice the lighter skinned Angolan soldiers that happened to speak almost exclusively in Spanish.
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  988. Historically, that's been the norm for vans. We had a VW camper when I was younger. A friend had an A100 Dodge van. And the company vehicle for a place I used to work was a Toyota van. By modern standards every one was a death trap. Especially if involved with a head on collision.
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  989. Jimmy and Cenk arguing. All I can think of is Cripple Fight!
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  990. She forgot he's been in Washington for decades. He may have a potato for a brain now, but even those that appose him politically admit he can get mean when it comes to power.
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  991. Florida Man doesn't need drugs to go nuts. Will use any and all available, but doesn't need them.
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  992. I remember the days of sub $100 SKS. They were the Bic lighters of guns. Use it until it stops working, then buy a new one.
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  993. I have a couple of Zimbabwe $100,000 bills. People seem amazed that at one point I could wall paper my house with these, because wall paper was more expensive.
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  994. I'm finally caught up. What? There are how many extra videos? Someone put on a fresh pot of coffee!
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  995. Merp Only available as a regular cab. Too bad, they were good trucks.
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  996. Many drivers didn't understand how to use the 4wd. At the first sign of rain, they would engage it. Then complain that it chewed through tires like me at a buffet.
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  997. If they had gone inside TYT would be hammering "While hiding behind cover".
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  998. Greetings from Florida. Where we shut down for a month, decided "screw this", and then went back to (more or less) normal.
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  999. Trump is from, and is supported by, the populist wing of the party. His supporters are overwhelmingly blue color (And yes, many are union). When groups like the coal miners union endorsed Hillary Clinton, and later Joe Biden, the rank and file voted for Trump. Most of the policies that people criticize as protectionist or "America First" actually help the Teamsters.
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  1000. Billy Idol having to cancel shows during a tour because he, and his entire band, had to be treated for VD and assorted crotch critters.
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  1001. It may have been temporary, but there was a George Floyd memorial in Berlin. Because.....reasons.
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  1002. They all seem surprised that customers who make up 98% of the population spend more than the 2%. I understand going after a micro minority if your profits are based on individual sales. Lamborghini can afford to ignore most of the people in any market. But when you're a retail sales based business who is dependent on return sales by the masses, maybe you should make the masses happy not a hyper vocal minor group.
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  1003. I wasn't planning on getting one until next Summer at the earliest. So, I'll be getting it around the time everyone else.
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  1004. Resumes were not reviewed before interviewing them. Tell me you are only hiring based on color/gender/ethnicity only and don't care about qualifications without actually saying it.
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  1005. See also the Navy when they added more women to mixed crews. Several ships became infamous as floating bordellos.
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  1006. Pray for the best, prepare (Or assume in this case) for the worst.
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  1007. They can check the maximum number of appropriate boxes for fulfilling a quota.
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  1008. Thank you for the indepth videos of the post WWI era. So much is brushed over in America as people got sick, economy boomed, people stopped (legally) drinking, economy collapsed, people could drink again, economy still sucked, Pearl Harbor.
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  1009.  @josephking6515  During the war, and especially in the earlier days, there was an understanding that it was the duty of every officer to try and escape. These two managed an attempt without violence, so fellow "gentlemen" at least admired the ingenuity required. Later in the war there was much less tolerance for such stunts.
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  1010. Everything was secret. It wasn't uncommon for people being treated for radiation injuries to not get proper medical care when they went home to another city because they couldn't tell the treating doctor where they worked, or what they did as a job. So radiation poisoning was treated as a chemical or severe allergic reaction.
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  1011. I wonder if the British aristocracy would be upset if the same actions were taken against "Party leaders" and "German industrialists" as troops moved into occupied areas? Probably not, spoils of war has a long history. Not always encouraged, but usually expected.
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  1012. For too many this is true. I've mentioned in another post a friend who's fiancee said if it doesn't work she could just leave. She told him it was a joke, but later he asked a few mutual friends and they told her she had said it before. Even her own mother, divorced a few times, had told her that her husband didn't own her, she was free to walk away whenever she wanted. He called off the engagement. To this day I still don't think his ex understands why.
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  1013. It's how I've seen them. They are loyal to the throne, not to the butt sitting in it. Similar to the US Secret Service, they obey the Office of the President, not the President. It's a weird line with a lot of grey areas, but there is a difference.
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  1014. As a former teacher (long term substitute), we were told always go through admin first. By first they ment second, third......453rd time. Anything short of an active shooter or similar extreme case, don't involve outside authorities.
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  1015. Same title, different subject. Great way to screw with the algorithms.
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  1016. Imagine how many problems could have been solved if Uncle Joe had just let the party have a real primary. They'd still need to replace him, assuming he survived the primary. But at least they'd have a second place runner up who some Democrats had actually voted for. Not a secret choice made by a few party bosses.
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  1017. The Vega was not dipped in a rust prevention solution. They were dipped in rust. These things started dissolving straight from the factory.
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  1018. Ever since Walmart stopped carrying 16" ammo using it as a plinker has become a bit of a hassle.
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  1019. We are willing to kill innocent people to protest the killing of an innocent man!
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  1020.  @michael10613  It took time and eventually therapy but I'm in a better place now. I'm not completely against the idea of marriage. But for younger guys I recommend the 3-2-1 rule. Three years of dating (minimum) before you propose. Two years of being engaged (again minimum) before setting a wedding date. One marriage. (Hopefully) People in their 20's/early 30's grow and change a lot. They will continue to change over time. A longer period before getting married will better show you if you are changing in the same direction. It also gives them time to let the mask slip if what they've been presenting isn't their real self. As a coworker who was recently divorced after 11 or 12 years put it "She isn't anything like the woman I married."
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  1021. When I eventually go back to work I'm going to miss catching them when they are first posted.
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  1022.  @halukkilic3171  There's bald and then there's shaved. I shaved my hair off in my late twenties when I looked at the thinning areas and could see the future.
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  1023. Okay, maybe (But we aren't confirming anything) there might be a connection. Here's 800mg of ibuprofen, see you in two months.
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  1024. I won't worry until Drach's videos have the sounds of someone trying to escape from their basement cage.
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  1025. On pretty girls bringing the minimum. It's also a matter of time. Men count time dedicated to a relationship as how much was spent with them, travel time, and sometimes arrangements made for the date. Women punch the clock as soon as they start getting ready. Time at the salon, showering, shaving, putting on makeup, picking out an outfit, etc. They've been billing you for hours before they walk in the door. So they don't think they have to do much more once they arrive.
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  1026. They've hit bottom before. But they always find someone willing to dig some more.
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  1027. But only against snitches and bitches.
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  1028. The original Valiant was an asymmetrical design. It wasn't as extreme as some of the examples, but it was off center.
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  1029. There's a woman I work with that could be "any of the above".
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  1030. I can neither confirm nor deny any association of a Mecha Streisand that is roaming my neighborhood. The huge explosion and hole in my back yard are a complete coincidence.
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  1031. I've tried to explain it as "Think of a belly flop off the high dive. Now reverse it, the water is hitting you. And it keeps hitting you."
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  1032. If we can't control the game nobody gets to play. Leftists worldwide
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  1033. Overly ambitious French designers have a bad habit of drowning.
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  1034. To quote the cackling VP, "That was during a campaign." Translation "Everything I said before today was probably a lie."
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  1035. I moved a few months ago. Much smaller place, 250% increase in rent. My old place is going for four times what I paid a couple years ago. Car insurance doubled this year despite another year without any tickets or accidents. Oddly, my hourly rate of pay hasn't increased.
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  1036. It will be reposted when classified as "safe". When half of it is just fuzzy colors and indistinguishable shapes.
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  1037. ​ @Cowboycomando54  The beach (Tidal area and slightly above) is public. But private owners make access to it nearly impossible. Beachfront property owners here in Florida have tried for decades to shut down public access to certain areas. A favorite is to allow the access point, usually a path or raised walkway, to remain. Legally it's very hard to remove one once established. But then chip away at any parking within miles of it.
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  1038. Praying for a "good man" Translation: A guy who checks off at least 18 out of 20 requirements. And she fully plans to change those last two. Anything less is "Why do I keep attracting losers?"
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  1039. It's an overused term today, but my ex is a true sociopathic narcissistic. After we split up I had to essentially deprogram myself like someone leaving a cult. I was convinced black was white and up was down purely because that fit her reality as explained to me. Eventually it gets to the point when they don't have to lie or come up with an excuse. You, by default, come up with one for them in which they did nothing wrong and you probably just don't remember it correctly. Like most others with her personality she was a master at claiming victimhood while attacking and trying to destroy anyone that didn't go along with her. Nothing was ever her fault. Anything that went wrong with either someone else's fault, or an outcome that couldn't have been seen and the result of outside influences. A mutual friend from that time describes it like watching a vampire. She finds people to control. (Those that called her out on her BS too early are quickly banished.) Then drains them of whatever they have that is useful for her. When done, they are discarded. Usually with accusations of doing something bad enough for others to cut contact with them. Rinse, repeat. Move on to the next victims.
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  1040. I've been waiting for this.
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  1041. It's a special message for dogs only. Unfortunately many mobile devices can't reproduce that high of a frequency, so many dogies may be unprepared for upcoming events.
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  1042. The dog was trying to be nice and follow instructions. In canine hiss means "come chew on my head". This is why dogs don't hiss, they'd consider it a stupid request. But cats keep saying it. This sort of miscommunication is the source of most of the hostility between cats and dogs.
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  1043. We will all find peace in the glory of his division.
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  1044. Eisenhower led a mechanized military march across the US in the 1920's. I believe it took something like three weeks. He, and others associated with it, recommended a linked series of highways back then. But interstate transportation was still underfunded. No state wanted to pay for another's roads. The interstate highway project he started as President was financed largely through the Department of Defense. It was sold as being needed to quickly move troops in case of war. There are also requirements that along a set distance there is at least a two mile long zone that is straight and flat, so it can be used as an emergency runway.
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  1045. I had to burn down the liquor store. After the hassle of crawling through the broken glass still on for front door, all the top shelf stuff was gone. Yeah, I grabbed whatever was left. And I'm going to pour it into that sweet crystal decanter set my friend grabbed from Target. But I'll know it was the cheap stuff, and that hurts, it hurts like American capitalist oppression. So I lit that mofo up to feel a little better.
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  1046. I've worked at a place where someone did it. It was assumed, though never proven, it was done by a guy on his last shift while on the way out the door. There was a pretty heavy difference between the pay rates for people working the same job, at almost for almost the same time. Blatant favoritism was a regular complaint, at least among those that weren't the Golden Children. It led to an outright mutiny, with several people quitting that day. Eventually the regional and district bosses came in and had to clean up the mess.
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  1047. If the city demands that they be moved, show them an application for a remodel work permit. Tell them you aren't blocking off parking, you are reserving space for the dumpster the construction crew will need. A Seattle version of the NY perpetual scaffolding trick.
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  1048.  @maquettemusic1623  You die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. He had the advantage of fighting in a theatre with other officers who still saw it as a "Gentleman's War". A place and time where rules existed. (Though not always adhered to) If he had lived long enough, I could see him transfered to the Russian front as a last ditch attempt to stop the post Stalingrad collapse. This would have the effect of associating him with German policies and practices in Eastern Europe. Also it would require him to begin a do anything and everything to save Germany strategy, which would not have looked good afterward.
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  1049. Leftist revolutionaries want one thing more than to storm the palace. To stay in the palace once they've gotten in.
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  1050. Here kids, read the follow up to "My two Dad's". It's called "Daddy's Friend Likes Leather, and You Should Too".
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  1051. ​ @michaelmaroney1660  You joke, but the majority who receive a conviction will be facing the equivalent of a speeding ticket.
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  1052. "You're so nice" as her last date moves on to the next target. This is what she complains about? Every Nice Guy who has heard that speech is resisting the urge to reach through the screen and slap her. Sorry honey, I heard that one when I started dating back in the 1980's. It was women who perpetuated the idea of going after the bad boys and grabbing the good one once they had their fun. Now that guys have learned to play the game even better they shed tears and want sympathy.
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  1053.  @huittlaarma9455  After 1989/90 the Foreign Legion suddenly spoke a lot of Russian and other Eastern European languages.
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  1054. If they didn't want us to fire, why'd they give us all that ammo? Random Sergeant
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  1055. Julie Stevens Dr Coop was brilliant in not only his knowledge of science and public health, but as a showman. He made himself the face and voice of DHHS, much like J Edger Hoover was the FBI. It was no longer just another Washington alphabet agency. He knew people listened to people, not generic government advice. When he released the first official HIV study, he had it printed on the most expensive looking stock available. His goal was to make it look like a cross between a Bible and a royal decree. The more important it looked, the more likely people would take it seriously. The bright cover also made it stand out. So Congresspeople would see reporters carrying it, and assume they needed to do something now. None of this takes away from his skills, it shows he truly understood how Washington works.
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  1056. Drachinifel has an excellent video about the different philosophies and techniques between navies when it comes to damage control. It's mostly centered around WWII era ships, but it shows the importance of getting it right and how a good system can make the difference between saving a ship and crew to losing one. In an extreme case of getting it wrong, the Japanese accidentally turned one of it's carriers into a fuel air bomb.
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  1057. At the least, hand the fake crime perpetrator a bill for the investigation.
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  1058. One of Ford's better moments was finally admitting CVTs were a good idea on paper, but not so much in the real world and dropping them.
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  1059. Give me my phone! It's amazing how many people freak out at the idea of their phone being more than two feet away.
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  1060. But I'm sure it's the guys fault. If you have 20 appliances in your house and none of them work when plugged into a particular outlet, it's not the appliance it's the outlet. If you've been in a steady string of bad/short relationships, look at the common factor. Look in the mirror.
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  1061. There was an article years ago about the history of the NUMI experiment. The two biggest takeaways were that GM employees didn't want to work for Toyota, and Toyota should never hire former GM employees.
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  1062. The Fourth Amendment died years ago. The Patriot Act just piled dirt on the grave.
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  1063. Certain zip codes can have exorbitant premiums attached to policies. But that's okay, because I'm sure businesses won't pass those costs on to the customers. Especially the ones who say "They have insurance don't they"? There's a reason many large chains don't open in certain areas. It isn't the zoning laws, they could build if they wanted to. It's the risk of never seeing a return on their investment because business related costs are too high.
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  1064. A criminal who shouldn't have been out on bail...... Wait, I thought they were against requiring bail. Or is this the one off case that shows they aren't completely insane, only mostly?
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  1065. It was one of the many red flags I ignored when I got married. My ex-wife estimated that she'd need $270K to be happy. And that was in the 1990's. Hint, I was working two jobs and not pulling in $270K.
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  1066. BBC and DW are using definitive proof. Because it hasn't been proven (A judge says so) in court no evidence is acceptable. Yet somehow both reported every rumor about Russia as a fact.
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  1067. I switched back and forth between ABC and PBS. They wouldn't shut up about using the White House as a political backdrop. They mentioned the fireworks and Washington Monument continually, and how the average citizen wouldn't have access to the monument.
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  1068.  @kayc7442  My Dad was raised in a house his father help build. He collected friends, many in the trades, to help with stuff he knew they were better at. This was a tradition when a man was about to get married as an option to buying an existing home. This wasn't in the "old country" or an Amish area. This was in Burlington NJ.
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  1069. Also US Naval design philosophy. Any other country sees deck space. US Navy sees a spot someone forgot to install another gun.
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  1070. I'm convinced a lot of them knew full well what they were doing when they passed the eviction moratorium. Big real estate companies can afford to take a hit from a couple units not paying. But small investors who only own one or two can't. The large rental companies knew they'd be able to do a land grab when the dust settled, that's why they claimed to be understanding and compassionate when it started.
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  1071. I don't think they've given a bad review. But they have pointed out there are better options. Also the use of damning with faint praise.
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  1072. The only thing missing in the setup was Admiral Ackbar yelling "It's a trap!"
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  1073. I'm guessing she's the same kind of mom that gets upset that a homeowner didn't fire a warning shot. Yes, there was a woman on the news a few years ago that used that to claim her "good boy" would have given up if he knew the person who shot him was serious.
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  1074. Kimell was (usually) funny when he started. I stopped watching for a while because of my job. When I started watching again it was like he had been replaced by a pod person. It looked and sounded like him, but wandered between flat and cringe.
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  1075. Shoplifting is down in Portland and Seattle. Shops being open to be robbed are also down, but I'm sure that has nothing to do with it.
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  1076. I believe almost all speedometers were maxed out at 85 in the US at the time. It was to try and discourage high speed driving.
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  1077. Apologizing is like paying extortion or a shakedown. It's only ever the first of many.
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  1078. For some reason I thought of Night of the Living Dead. Send more brains
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  1079. Back then diet pills really worked. Sure, Mom was up vacuuming at 2AM....on the roof. But she fit into her bathing suit great when Memorial Day rolled around.
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  1080. What's in it for the man? See also "Ladies, ask yourself, what do you bring to the table?" They usually give mindless, egocentric babble as an answer.
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  1081. San Francisco without the tech companies = Detroit.
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  1082. Also known as locking the door behind you.
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  1083. TDS symptoms. Likely to believe: Trump has warehouses full of medical equipment they are refusing to release. Especially New York and California because they voted against him. Trump is holding up relief bills because his friends in business need employees desperate for work and willing to work for less. Bailouts for businesses only. Trump wants to force businesses to open by Easter, regardless of the viruses status. Any other good for rich, bad for anyone else conspiracy.
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  1084. He'll probably be mansplaining, trying to show his superiority, while he walks off a cliff.
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  1085.  @wtfserpico  Oh, so you've met my ex. She did it to me. (I was an idiot who fell for "But she'll be different with me".) Then did it to another guy. She probably would have gone through the third too, but did the math. Age + kids were going to limit her options and figured she should hold on to the one willing to ignore her past.
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  1086. I think it's also related to the no accountability issue. The idea that whatever goes wrong is because of bad karma/spiritual energy/general woo woo in the universe takes the blame off of them. Of course, when things go their way, it's because of their brilliance and power to control the universe.
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  1087. Episodes to include: Starvation and the history of the half empty bowl. Overlooked origins of the war with the red dot. Why humans created the 24 hour day to interrupt sleep. The history of pro canine propaganda and it's subversive roots.
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  1088. They were trying to get away from the "He smoked a joint on Tuesday, and was hooked on heroin by Saturday" films. Anyone with an IQ above room temperature knew these were BS. It was an attempt (Admittedly ham fisted at times) to provide a semblance of realistic information. When the film was made in 1966/67 no one knew what it did. The panicky housewives shown repeating shock rumors were about as wrong as the people claiming it was completely harmless for anyone. It has uses, including just being fun for some people. But I've known a few that should never try it, basically too tightly wound. Loss of mental control would cause them to freakout. Even Timothy Leary admitted it wasn't for everyone.
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  1089. Non violent crime doesn't affect restaurants? After you get a reputation as the place to go to get your car broken into (non violent) business tends to drop off. And that assumes you don't have to park a couple blocks away and walk through a homeless city to get there.
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  1090. When he said he'd pick a woman as Veep you could almost hear the collective facepalming of his advisors. Never lock yourself in to a decision that big too early.
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  1091. Three hours, and it's Part 1. Thankfully my boss doesn't actually expect me to get anything done.
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  1092. I think all involved filed this under "We don't talk about this."
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  1093. Science is racist. So are math, statistics, geology, and facts in general.
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  1094. To some degree it might also have to be the Naval equivalent of every General (Admiral) being ready to fight the last war. Centuries of broadside firing is a hard concept to get away from.
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  1095. 100% employment. One crew to install. Another to remove. Along with a small group to execute whoever approved the first set. Finish years after planned completion date. Start again with a new design.
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  1096. KurtB Until the Castle Bravo test we didn't really understand fallout. The few that did, didn't publicize their theories. Also, the government wanted to promote the idea of atomic weapons as just big bombs. After the results of the Castle tests became public, they had to admit that a bomb, detonated miles away, could still do extreme damage. Though some of the advice given in early civil defense films is laughably, almost suicidally, wrong.
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  1097. I started driving in the early 80's. People who weren't there don't understand how bad Malaise Era cars were. Buzz bomb econoboxes, compromise sizes (4.2 liter with 100HP anyone?), or V-8s that were choked to death with early emission controls were about your only choices. A decade after these cars, my 3.5L Acura was considered underpowered at 200HP. Today you can buy something with 700+HP right off the showroom floor. We live in the third wave of massive (for it's time) horsepower. Enjoy it while it lasts.
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  1098. Andrew Silva When 2nd gear got you to 3rd base.
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  1099. Cigarettes might kill you in a couple decades. Taking them away from a group of stressed out smokers can have more immediate negative health effects.
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  1100. I thought those beached whales were some of the most hideous cars ever made. Then I had to take a two week road trip with three co-workers. We had the station wagon version. Absolutely the best highway car I've ever been in.
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  1101. At least they're all millionaires now. They must be after winning all those lawsuits they claimed to be filing.
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  1102. Raised on Instagram and other social media sites where so called influencers flaunt their lifestyle. But ignore the number that have been shown to be frauds.
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  1103. Doomsday cults become a real threat when they decide to "save" the non-believers by taking them out first.
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  1104. It's not like he was doing anything truly dangerous, like going for a walk outside during the Coof lockdown. That would get you a full SWAT team in response.
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  1105. Everyone knew he would do this. How are people acting surprised? Even during the trial it was assumed being found guilty was meaningless.
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  1106. If he was married he signed the contract. Paternity law here in Florida, and most other states, is husband equals father. If your wife is pregnant it is legally your kid regardless of reality. If a woman gives birth and is married, the husband is automatically listed as the father on the birth certificate. He can challenge it in court, but it is 100% on him to do it in a timely manner. If he waits too long he becomes the "established paternal figure" and is considered legally responsible for the child regardless of reality. He can bring in a dozen DNA tests and even have her say it isn't his, she can still get child support from him. Most laws about child support are very old, some dating back centuries. But legislators refuse to update them.
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  1107. Good ventilation helps. I assume he doesn't smoke. The chances of mesothelioma go up dramatically when people are exposed to both cigarette smoke and asbestos fibers.
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  1108. Original owner probably knew about it and dumped it off in trade for something else once they saw the repair estimate. The dealership dumped it at auction. And the problem gets passed down the line.
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  1109. A lease that was as worthless as a contract with the Whitewater Development Company.
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  1110. A former professor used the term Polibrish. Political gibberish. It's when a person wants more, usually power but often wealth in general, but doesn't want to appear greedy or entitled. They won't say "The government should pay me X dollars a month just for existing." They will couch it in "The government should provide us with X dollars to ensure greater equality." By transferring their desires to the group, a group they coincidentally happen to be part of, it comes across as altruistic not greedy or lazy.
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  1111.  @theendangeredcatcoon9554  Towards the end of the Resource Wars most European countries turned on each other. NATO, in whatever form it had by that point, was already shattered. Besides, we didn't invade Canada, we "occupied" it for their own protection. They couldn't stand up to a potential Chinese invasion by themselves. All this invasion talk sounds like commie propaganda. I'd be very careful about who to associate with if I were you.
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  1112. Share my videos. Help them go viral. I want to be famous. Whaaa! They shared my video and now I'm famous. For being an idiot.
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  1113. And global warming.
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  1114. This is SOP for a lot of activist groups. Part of "never let a crisis go to waste". Make sure to tie your cause to whatever that day's headline is.
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  1115. Nostalgia is the most common form of brain damage in humans. I causes us to overemphasize the good memories while forgetting the bad ones and associated pain. It causes us to have insane ideas like getting back with an ex while forgetting why they're an ex to begin with.
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  1116. I'm a cook, and have been laid off since March. I will going back to work either next week, or the beginning of the one after. Lockdown is finally being lifted across most of Florida.
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  1117. If you ain't stealing you ain't authentic black. Da Supermayor, probably.
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  1118. "But she'll be different with me." I've seen so many guys fall for that. Sadly, when I was younger I was one of them. Now the stupidity of it seems obvious.
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  1119. Mostly they were considered expendable and easily replaced if something went wrong.
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  1120. This is not what the Vault Tech representative promised. I demand to see a supervisor!
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  1121. The algorithm sees the pictures, "Wow, the new Call of Duty graphics are so realistic."
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  1122. Check out some of the videos about the Moors. Basically sovereign citizens, but with an added racial layer. Showing up and "seizing" land that is actually theirs because of some fictional treaty is a favorite move. Others are "We don't require a driver's license or automobile registration", and "I don't recognize the court's authority to require me to pay child support."
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  1123. Oops, you mentioned the forbidden C word. Demonetized! Try calling it Dave. The algorithms still don't fear Dave.
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  1124. I recall she was the victim of another of Obama's "rogue, low level" employees. It's amazing how many of these worked in his administration. And how none of them were ever named, much less prosecuted for the numerous felonies and civil rights violations they committed. Well, not so much amazing. More like expected, because they didn't want to risk someone falling back on the "just following orders" defense and saying where those orders came from.
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  1125. I remember a commentator from the 1970's pointing out the flaw of the Zero Population Growth movement was that the only people engaging in it were exactly the ones you most wanted to have larger families.
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  1126. I'm still waiting for the people of Illinois to ask why this went on so long, and why the state's AG did nothing. It's almost like she has the blessing from those on top.
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  1127. They know most people get their news in a 30 minute to 2 hour block at night. They also know those broadcasts almost never do a follow-up story. So the first version becomes the truth in most people's minds.
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  1128. A coworker left Long Beach around 2002 and moved to New Orleans. Katrina flooded his apartment and shut down the company he worked for. He didn't even consider moving back to California despite offers from some family members who still lived there. He kept heading east to Florida. I considered it a statement on how bad he thought California was when given a choice of moving back and living for free until he got settled, or taking off to another state with only the possessions he threw in his car at the last minute, he chose the later.
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  1129. Intersectionality strikes again. Gay was the new black, but then black became the new new black. It's a retro thing, I think.
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  1130. The verbal nonresponse is a sign of a sociopath trying to come up with the appropriate thing to say. Think of the scene from Terminator when Arnold is scrolling through potential responses to the landlord banging on the door. They know what they want to say, but have learned that can have negative results. So they try to come up with "What would a normal person say?" I'm not saying she is one, there are other excuses for the habit, but I wouldn't be shocked if she were.
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  1131. Sadly, I know a few women who have been seriously harassed by bosses, coworkers, and university higher ups. Ranging from verbal to true assault. They should be the most angry about others lying about what happened to them because it makes it so much harder on actual victims. But most still go along with "Believe all women". Though two I know seem pretty good at spotting BS claims.
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  1132.  @mor4y  Just put a silencer on it. To make your own the body of a surplus B-52 should be adequate.
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  1133. I have plenty of pure American water stored up. And a good supply of vodka. Because those commies wouldn't dare adulterate vodka.
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  1134. And the mayor of Chicago calls these events "gatherings".
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  1135. They are trying to figure out how to put an exoskeleton under her clothes so she can remain upright for an entire speech.
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  1136. I'm only surprised there's that much money left. Professional race based shakedown artists cough Jessie Jackson cough would have made sure he and his friends would have taken everything.
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  1137. If you're not on a watchlist somewhere, you are living life wrong.
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  1138. When you compete with Styxhexinhammer for spoon clanks. Ian goes for quality over quantity.
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  1139.  @michael10613  It may be shock. He still doesn't know what happened. Like me, he probably thought he was doing everything right. Not perfect, but trying his best to make her happy. When my wife left it was with no warning. I came home from work and she told me she'd kicked out a friend of hers that was staying with us. In the next sentence she said she needed to get her head together/find herself (something like that), then picked up her purse and walked out. It was the equivalent of a mental and emotional sucker punch from Mike Tyson. It can take a while for reality to reset.
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  1140. Horizontal identification is a relatively new concept. It wasn't until after WWII that the French determined who was French and who was German, just living in France. In Spain today, many people still identify as Basque, not Spanish. In the US most citizens identified as belonging to a state, not a nation until the Civil War. This doesn't even include the dozens of unrecognized nations created by drawing arbitrary lines on maps by foreign powers. Maps of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia would look much different if locals had drawn them. Not that they always agree either. Unfortunately it usually takes a lot of people shooting a lot of other people before the idea catches on.
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  1141. 57. Also divorced. I'm thankful I'm not dating anymore. Too many of the worst aspects of my ex (Those things I chose to ignore or thought she'd change.) are accepted as average in women in their 20's/30's today. I wish guys the best of luck but warn them to be ready to bail out if you see too many warnings. You are not "soul mates", she is not the only one for you. No boat, but a big happy pup to great me when I come home.
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  1142. I saw them as a "private company" much like Amtrak or the USPS are private companies in America.
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  1143. There are a few indices that take into account things like food, gas, rent, etc. But not commonly used. Unemployment is also figured in different ways. Real unemployment is usually about 50% more than the given number.
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  1144. Panic fire. It's common in combat too. Once someone fires, everyone does. It doesn't matter if they have a target, an area a target might be in, or if it was just an accidental discharge.
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  1145. Pay to gaze. Not to be confused with gay for pay, a whole different wtf went wrong in my life.
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  1146. PIT maneuver on a pedestrian. That's how you improvise with the tools available.
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  1147. Etch "thief" on the hood or around the car. Make it easier for police to find later. It will also cost them a repaint job. Only requires a key or similar hard object and they can't claim you were armed.
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  1148. A lot of guys go to gyms to get away from, and work off, stress and drama. A friend who worked out a lot called it meditation with iron. They don't need extra BS added during that time.
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  1149. Too many see the war only in terms of mass troop movements and shifting lines. Just because a nation didn't send thousands, or millions of soldiers didn't mean it didn't participate or have an influence.
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  1150. Like East Germany, they feared a brain drain. Engineers, pharmaceutical researchers, pretty much anyone with a science based degree and personal drive knew they could be living a much more comfortable life outside the USSR while doing the same job. Also, the Soviet system was built on the need to expand. It's kind of hard to convince new countries to join you if your own citizens run away at the first chance they get.
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  1151. God help us if a truly serious disease were ever to hit. They've cried wolf so many times half the people either won't do anything, or wait until it's too late.
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  1152. The delivery makes it. Straight face, normal speaking tone, totally mater of fact style.
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  1153.  @artistny0000  I was basing it on personal experience. I have two sisters. I was the designated mower, digger, tiller, and general mule.
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  1154. Ukraine showed what a drone and a home made boom boom can do to a tank. A boat moving in a straight, predictable line shouldn't be too hard of a target. Hypothetically.
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  1155. Why do guys expect you to be a hookup and not a future wife? Maybe because you said yes to the previous 125 who were looking for a hookup. Just a theory.
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  1156.  @chriskitchen4772  I went to highschool with a couple people who became cops. They were bounced after a short time because of attitude, being openly hostile, or general abuse of power. Most departments do a psych profile to weed out the potential troublesome candidates early. They need to check back from time to time to make sure egos and attitude towards the public isn't getting too bad.
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  1157. His campaign had the life expectancy of a Clinton witness.
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  1158. WWI was imperial Jenga. It was coming down, the only question was who wiggled which block.
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  1159. My first thought too. I'd love to check out her search history and website choices. I'm not judging, everyone has their kink(s). But if kids are involved, you've gone way too far.
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  1160. When Dodge came out with the Caravan there was a cargo/work version. The second row seat was optional. No third was available.
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  1161. I wonder if he's managed to be banned from there too?
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  1162. He was also preprogrammed to have an alibi. "They're (The mythical they) are going to put something in my car." He then leads police (And cameras) away from his car. Now he can claim it was unattended and anyone could have put anything in there.
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  1163. Like so much of life. It seemed like a good idea at the time.
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  1164. According to the article the assailant/homeless guy lives in the park, but hasn't been caught. How far did he go when he left the scene? How long did the police actually look for him?
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  1165. No one has been able to explain how or why they are supposed to grow in value outside of a "Then someone else buys it for more" scheme. See also, NFTs.
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  1166. Anxiety has replaced unsure and nervous as a reaction. What was an actual inability to function under stress is now the default excuse to not want to deal with stressful situation.
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  1167. They were trying to pay off their guilt. Guilt for what they don't know, but they know they're guilty of something. The interwebs said so.
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  1168. Their internal polls show unemployed people, or those afraid of loosing their jobs, are more willing to vote Democrat. They are trying to protect their own jobs and power.
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  1169. "The War" might be over. But the revolutions and realignments have just begun.
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  1170. Government employees, in most cases, are immune to civil law. You have to show gross incompetence, or direct intent to do harm.
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  1171. ​ @Steverz32 Chrysler tried to follow the same model as Mitsubishi. "We'll finance ANYONE!" Just bring in your tax return and we'll put you in a car today. Just ignore the 84 month payment schedule. And that you'll be required to carry full insurance for the length of the loan. And interest (payments) will jump significantly if you miss one.
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  1172. Inmates running the asylum. This started with a few overly woke players then became a league wide thing because NBA ownership can't say no. Players X, Y, and Z have millions of supposed followers on Twitter and the league was coned into believing that represented fans with blind loyalty. Many companies have pulled back from their support of BLM, but the NBA made it a part of their identity. They are too intertwined to get out and have to ride it all the way in to the ground.
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  1173. Check out the admission from a former NPR reporter. They've spent years in a slow purity spiral. Not only did they chase away anyone with right leaning tendencies, regardless of how neutral their writing was. But they then went after those that weren't sufficiently left, and kept moving further left. They became TYT without a screaming buffalo.
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  1174. I just hope she keeps going back to whatever focus group/advisors told her to do it. Much like her strategic sneering. She's been in the business long enough to know when the cameras are on her, this wasn't an accidental hot mic moment.
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  1175. A straight to discount bin action figure from a (should have been) straight to video movie.
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  1176. We were just following orders......
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  1177. Only from 9-4 to clean and do yard work.
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  1178. Let me correct the original post. Don't simp. Period, no modifiers needed.
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  1179. Probably not. A lot of the desert areas in China are man made. Some from construction projects, sometimes large enough for a new city. They strip away all the topsoil and level every hill to make it flat. Great for construction, but the soil that is left can barely support plant life. When the expected building boom in the area doesn't happen, you have dozens of square kilometers of new desert or mud depending on the season. Others are from intentional deforestation. They ripped down large wooded areas to make farmland. Without talking into consideration that the useable soil was only a few inches deep. The plants that grew there had adapted to this, most crops haven't. There's also the problem of erosion and runoff afterwards. The good soil that was held in place by native plants is gone after a year of rain. Or drys up and blows away during the dry season. Now the only thing left is rocky sand in which nothing useful will grow.
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  1180. They will. It's the same mindset that makes them flee their old city/state, and then vote for the same policies that ruined their previous home.
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  1181. ​ @buckaroobonsaitree7488  Unfortunately the Vote Blue No Matter Who mindset is still strong.
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  1182. In defense of Makarov, do traitors really count?
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  1183. Here's some plutonium, in an uncapped test tube. Please hold this underneath it, an accident could be expensive.
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  1184. Did the first/last woman honestly say guys were supposed to know she was there to meet a guy based on her outfit? Are we back to dressed like a 304 means she's a 304? Also, something women can't seem to understand, women signal men speak. It doesn't matter that you gave him "the eye", you actually have to use your wordy bits. You want to be equal, prepare to get shot out of the saddle equally. It isn't fun, but it's a normal part of life for every guy. If our fragile male egos can handle it I'm sure it shouldn't be a problem for strong independent women.
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  1185. Italy falling back. Russia out of the war. America taking it's sweet time to get involved. Victory for the Central Powers is inevitable.
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  1186.  @Falconlibrary  When I tried talking to my ex about 15 years after the split she pushed a similar narrative. I should be happy that she was miserable with the guy she left me for. Completely ignoring the fact she also tried to ruin his life too. This was supposed to be some penance for the pain she caused me. It's a feminine way of thinking. If a man wants revenge he is active. Get angry, punch someone in the face. Women are passive, or passive/aggressive about it. If women want revenge they want society or an outside force to take it on their behalf.
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  1187.  @DiogenesDworkinson  When I was married it was an outlier or small minority. My bad luck I ran into one. But it was definitely a growing number at the time. Now it seems almost like the default setting. You have to actively search for a stable normal woman who wants to be married and actually work towards keeping the marriage going. I've mentioned in another video a friend that called off his engagement because his fiancee said that if it didn't work a divorce was simple enough. She claimed she meant it as a joke. But when he looked at her mother, single after burning through three husbands, and talked to a few friends who confirmed she'd said it before he knew it was time to get out. Too many women see a husband as more of a boyfriend with extra perks instead of a lifetime partner.
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  1188. Whenever he mentions mines I think Bloop Bloop Here comes someone. I wonder if they want to be friends.
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  1189. They aren't operating in the North Sea.....yet.
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  1190. The Cold War YouTube channel also did a video about it. There was a fair amount of political fallout resulting from it.
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  1191. See also General Sherman of the US North Army during the civil war. He was quite proud of his army's ability to acquire food and other supplies while on the move. Admittedly he occasionally allowed his troops, and the people (Mostly freed slaves) following them to intentionally target civilian areas for looting for three reasons. 1) He had no way to take care of the camp followers so picking up food from the locals was about his only option. 2) He truly hated the South. He saw all pro succession people as traitors, and anything short of hanging them all was being nice. 3) Anything his troops took couldn't be used by the enemy.
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  1192. Ever try to get maintenance done while the property you rent is in foreclosure, or ownership is otherwise being disputed? It doesn't happen. Need an appliance replaced, plumbing done, a window replaced, or similar issue? Take care of it yourself and hope the new owners are willing to compensate. Maybe sue the previous owners, but get in line and be prepared for only partial compensation after a long wait.
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  1193. ​ @dankelly5150  Don't worry, they will. Detroit did it for over 40 years.
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  1194. ​ @jefferymosdell2490  From the outside almost all religions look odd. I say this as someone who was raised very Catholic.
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  1195. I've said in similar videos that there's a covenant, or contract between the state and the people. We agree not to directly punish those that attack or hurt us and let the state deal with them. It isn't a perfect system, most criminals get away with their activity for a while before being arrested for only a small part of it. But they are punished and removed from society. But the covenant is broken, the contract is void. When the state refuses to uphold their end of the deal, the people are no longer required to show restraint in dealing with the problem. I'm not advocating widespread vigilante justice. Such as hanging a thief you find trying to steal your, or your neighbor's car or breaking into a house. But I'm also not going to pretend I'm surprised or upset when it happens.
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  1196. Something a lot of people are overlooking is the possibility that they are both A-holes. It wouldn't be the first time a couple or group of grifters turned on each other.
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  1197. Dry run. Survival preparation technique of locking yourself in for a week to measure what you do/do not have enough of. If something goes really wrong you can call it off and leave. But it gives you a better idea what to be prepared for.
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  1198. A few, but they're really weird.
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  1199. The Mayor, a friend of mine, spent a fortune on a vault for him and other city leaders. It will probably be able to hold a few hundred people. I'm sure he'll let me in.
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  1200. This also led to incentives to not harvest crops. Because food was necessary the military would be sent out to help harvest, pack, and transport it. Eventually people figured out that if they did little or nothing it would become an emergency and troops would arrive to do their job for them. The people who were supposed to be taking care of the harvesting were paid as long as it was recorded (often falsely) that it was done, by who didn't matter. Given the option of 16 hour days to do it themselves, or two hour days and having the army do the work, they picked the latter.
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  1201. Kamphy chair? I didn't expect Spanish Inquisition (with Germanic overtones) references.
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  1202. If they do, I can't wait until the next primary. "Dear Democrats. Vote for X, or Y. It doesn't matter because we'll just pick whomever later on. Oh yeah, and please give us money to do this."
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  1203. Chicago is a machine city. If the powers that be decided a rock would be the candidate, it would win 80% of the vote. No one could remember voting for it, but somehow it could win.
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  1204. It's almost as if constantly rewarding insane behavior has negative consequences. But that couldn't be true.
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  1205. He tried to be a Walmart knockoff Gloria Allred. Maybe he should hire the real thing.
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  1206. Not even then. But they put on a big show about it.
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  1207. I'm a fairly peaceful and mellow person that can put up with a lot of BS from other people. But if I woke up one day as a black man in the 1950's/60's, I'd probably be in the streets with a gun in my hand. Not justifying the riots, just saying that everyone has a snapping point where they don't care anymore. If you can't strike back at a legitimate source of stress, eventually any target will do.
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  1208. I finished off a bottle of bourbon. But I was sober for the first few hours before I passed out. So, mostly sober?
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  1209. England: Do you want to die? Follow up conversation. America: Do you want to die? Mag dump. I find a lot more humor in the US version of the joke.
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  1210. There's a video response, I believe on Tik Tok, to a woman claiming that they do the hair/nails/makeup thing for themselves. Men need to get over the idea it's being done for them. His response was something along "I'll believe you when show me one woman doing all that right before going to sleep." I have a female friend that I think put it pretty accurately. Women do it partially for men. But mostly for other women. The one's that are single are competing with the other single women. The one's that are out with their boyfriend/husband are signaling that they are better than the single women and they shouldn't even try to complete for what they already have.
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  1211. I keep thinking of the Simpsons meme. "Stop. Stop! He's already dead."
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  1212. Would the mayor be willing to believe the cops are gone when her security detail doesn't show up?
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  1213. Somehow they've again hit the magic medium of outrage/fear. The students are so collectively traumatized that they need to stop going to classes because the campus isn't safe during the day. Yet not so afraid that they won't load up the usual bars and clubs that they go to at night.
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  1214. Inquisitor Thomas Just in time for the Resource Wars to wrapping up in Europe, and China to invade Alaska.
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  1215. I agree about the medal. Just don't call me Shirley.
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  1216. Almost my entire life I've lived in the instant flash fry zone. So most plans consisted of me and a bottle of Jack on the roof watching the ultimate fireworks display.
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  1217. ​ @kirkstinson7316  While they were debating the law I asked if someone could show me a recent example of a rifle attached bayoneting. For some reason the bayonet lugs were also removed from all imports.
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  1218. One of the big problems is in people trying to find "the" reason instead of a reason. If you follow some of the YouTube channels that cover things like industrial accidents or similar major catastrophes, you'll find common themes "A led to B which caused C. C could have been stopped by D, but D wasn't working that day. So E occurred." The US Civil War, and many other wars, would not have happened if several events and political decisions hadn't happened before it became too involved to turn back.
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  1219. The cats are back in to the beer again.
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  1220. It wasn't support of a certain micro minority community that turned people off. It was their obsession with putting that community first in everything and promoting the more unhinged members to create policies.
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  1221. She likes to trot out the "Catholic Grandma" bit when asking (demanding) more money for her pet projects, defending abortion, or playing the victim.
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  1222.  @aeromtb2468  A policy he fully endorsed until they started showing up in New York. It was fine when only Texas and some border states had to deal with the problem.
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  1223. My favorite part of the fireworks in LA on Independence Day was someone saying that they were mostly illegal fireworks from Mexico. I was yelling at the screen "They're being set off by people illegally here from Mexico! How is this a surprise?"
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  1224. Like the rest of the Boughie Bolsheviks they believe they'll be in comfortable leadership positions after the revolution. It doesn't occur to them that they'll be up against the same wall, and facing the same firing squads as the evil capitalists they rail against.
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  1225. Suddenly there's the ping of a spring letting go and flying out of visual range. Father, why have you forsaken me!?
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  1226. When the floods hit China and they released the death toll, my first response was "Now double it and add a zero".
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  1227. My ex wife contacted me. I asked her why she bailed on the marriage, or even married me at all. Among the reasons she gave was her age, 24. She had a bachelor's degree, she preached Strong, Independent Woman. And I was apparently supposed to know that really meant "Scared immature girl" who wasn't ready to deal with the real world. I guess it was a similar excuse for the next guy she married and dumped.
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  1228. Like politicians who have never held even a BB gun are suddenly experts on firearms laws. Politicians who couldn't grow a flower garden think anyone can be a successful farmer.
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  1229. It keeps the customers coming back every day.
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  1230. Elevation increases range, so maybe from his roof. During lockdown the streets should be mostly deserted.
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  1231. Sometimes that was almost believable. He was famous for the number of daily security briefings he didn't attend. His lapdogs in the press spun it as he was too intelligent, and only needed to read the highlights.
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  1232. Useless trivia, the original Light Saber is actually a post for a camera flash.
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  1233. Look for lawyers expanding the definition of common law marriage.
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  1234. Possibly did 30 years ago. But can't tell the difference between the 1990's and last week.
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  1235.  @Keifsanderson  We will duel when the mud dries. Elbonian saying roughly meaning "It ain't gonna happen, get over it."
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  1236. You might want to look up Penn State.
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  1237. At least publicly put some of the blame back on the cities/states that allow repeat offenders to keep walking with no consequences. When 5 MPH bumpers were being pushed an insurance company ran an ad with two cars. One with a bumper, one without. And showed the cost difference in repairs between the two in a slow speed accident. Maybe show two cities. One with woke prosecutors and judges, one where people are actually convicted of auto theft. Then show the difference in premiums. Let the people start putting pressure on law enforcement to arrest car thieves and keep them out of society.
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  1238. Men, never date crazy. It can fun, right up until it isn't.
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  1239. Good advice about not going with the supposed attacker when there's a high profile or high emotion crime. I learned a long time ago that almost all the reported information in the first 24 hours is usually wrong. The days of "Get it right, first" are long gone.
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  1240. If this were fiction, I'd expect Hotzerdof to suddenly appear in London with a vest made of Victoria's Cross's. Then have the PM announce he had been an allied spy/saboteur all along.
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  1241. Lance Feagan Kind of like the Chevy Vega. Other than the engine, body, suspension, and interior, a great little car.
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  1242. Party before self, Party before nation, Party before people. The Party above all. Questioning the Party is treason. If the Party says 2+2=5, it is 5. And if the Party, tomorrow, says it is 6, then it is, and always was, 6.
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  1243. chris miller I had a friend who bought a grey market Mercedes. Everything was in German and he thought it required a mix of aviation fuel. It took forever to explain that American 90 octane was fine.
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  1244. I know the need for following the rules of warfare when dealing with prisoners. But after walking through that, I probably wouldn't have been in the mood to deal with anyone in a German uniform. I'm not justifying it, but can understand why some GIs decided to avenge the dead.
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  1245. Not a problem. Locally I live in the county of Alachua. There is also a nearby town called Alachua. Same spelling, different pronunciation. A few other areas also seem to have unique pronunciations. It's a way of figuring out whether or not someone is local, or new in the area.
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  1246. They're going to be upset when the overtime disappears. Hopefully enough that they'll testify against her in court.
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  1247. Some studies have shown [Anything You Want]. I was called out on this in a 9th or 10th grade debate. Whenever a commentator uses it as a basis for their argument I need to see what study. When, where, how, and by whom it was done. Or, to put it in internet speak, show me the receipts.
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  1248. First reaction. No. Second reaction. Remember those things I lost in a boating accident? Yeah, I just found one.
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  1249. I'm a hair over 6'4". At one point I maxed out at 305 lbs.(I am now 205) I can't imagine what it took to put an extra 280 on a frame that's probably a foot shorter.
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  1250. Autonomous passenger vehicles are one thing. An autonomous 18 wheeler is an entirely different critter. Think of a Piper Cub vs a 747, both planes but they have very different operating conditions.
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  1251. This was coming out of an era when GM would drop their Iron Duke into anything that sat still long enough. They had around 125 ft/lbs. Anything that got above 300, and wasn't a dedicated piece of industrial or commercial equipment was impressive.
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  1252. I'm still waiting for the nuclear holocaust that Ronald Reagan was going to start back in the 80's. Every Republican President, or candidate since Goldwater has been "about to start WWIII".
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  1253. They aren't interested in "buying". Besides, the people who run pawn shops have the nasty habit of shooting the peaceful protesters who try to liberate their merchandise.
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  1254. Ask the people who watched LA burn during the Rodney King riots. The grocery stores closed, very few new ones opened. Then they complained about living in a "food desert". The few that did open charge much higher prices to cover loss from theft, security, and higher insurance.
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  1255.  @justme_gb  I think the goal was for something like a M-14 "carbine". 308 power on a lighter, more handy platform.
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  1256. Isn't it amazing how so many get elected and suddenly become wealthy.
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  1257. My favorite part is the Governor going out and reassuring everyone that this is only being done to Trump. No one has to worry because it won't be done to anyone else. Also, this somehow isn't selective enforcement. Clown World is over. We've gone over the cliff.
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  1258.  @cdgolem  Don't forgot Stalin. They still have the Pulitzer they won for reporting that no one in the Soviet Union was hungry, and everyone loved Uncle Joe. Millions either starved, were worked to death, or just executed while the NYT showed off happy Russians in a fake village.
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  1259. Gimme check, law be damned.
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  1260. When Obamacare was being shoved through Congress the Republicans offered X, Y, and Z reforms as an alternative. I pointed out that they promised all that back in the 90's, but never did it. They could have killed Obamacare before Obama was ever elected, but they didn't. They just went along with whatever was offered. We've had a uniparty for decades and people were tired of it, this is why Trump was elected in 2016. And return to uniparty is why he was just reelected.
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  1261. Any Starbucks will do. Like so many other socialist advocates, he has plenty of money to spend. All gained through capitalism and political corruption, but we're supposed to ignore that.
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  1262.  @Lonovavir  A few years ago a coworker and I were exchanging marriage/divorce horror stories. He was reverse Jodied. He was a civilian and his wife left on deployment. She came back pregnant. She told him she didn't want to name the father and get him in trouble. Later he learned from friends that she actually wanted to see what the baby looked like in order to reduce the potential pool potential baby daddies. I remember reading in the 90's about a Pentagon investigation into service women using their "special features" to earn some cash on the side. It has to be disastrous for crew discipline if you are an E3 or E4, grinding out some thankless job every day, with an E6 looking over your shoulder and threatening to put you on report if you screw up. But also knowing that for $50 she'll meet you after shift and grab her ankles for you.
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  1263. Always get a prenup. If you think it's only for the wealthy who have a lot to lose, ask yourself what would happen if half your money disappeared today, you got hit with a pile of new expenses, and you had to start over again with no notice. If she walks out, or gives you sufficient reason to throw her out, she does it with the clothes on her back and an empty purse.
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  1264. Pelosi "I'll give you a bucket, but first you have to take these three anvils and a boulder. Oh, and by bucket, I meant tea cup."
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  1265. It won't be for lack of trying. Expect a lot of "accidentally deleted video" of remote voting sites and a couple conveniently timed power outages or water leaks during the count. Also look for late delivery of votes from hard blue districts. This is a favorite of the Chicago machine. There are a few districts that always, without failure, deliver their vote count later than the rest of the state. After most other votes have been counted and reported. Surprisingly the numbers are often just enough to push machine party members to victory
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  1266. Remember Vince Foster. Two cameras, from two different agencies, used to collect crime scene photos both malfunctioned.
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  1267. ​ @guidoaselmann-brinkmann4034  A military changing someone's MOS without asking or even giving advanced notice? Unheard of!
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  1268. Gabbard should double down and tap into the "we were screwed" rage from 2016. Openly say that the DNC is ignoring the choice of the people and installing a voice for the machine. Yeah, she still won't win, but there's nothing wrong with tossing a grenade over your shoulder as you leave the room.
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  1269. The difference is the ones who are proud of their dress, and the ones who will put a fist through your face for calling it one.
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  1270. Also the front and rear tires required different pressure. Odd in most cars except some exotics. Having the wrong pressure in the rear could cause it to buck in hard braking or the rear end to swing out unexpectedly.
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  1271.  @arctictiger8690  There was some room for the crew to stand, should they need to repel boarders. The Navy questioned this, but was then shown the collection of two bore rifles they'd be equipped with.
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  1272. There's a variant in every state. Jury nullification, convince the jury "Yeah I did it. So what?"
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  1273. Apparently there are a couple holdouts that are going to vote guilty no matter what. They decided the day they got their jury summons that they wanted to get on the jury just to punish Kyle. They should have been weeded out early, but his defense team has been asleep most of the trial.
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  1274. Probably a picture or clip owned by someone. A lot of the footage of that time is owned by various media groups, some of which are very protective.
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  1275. Three takeaways from this film: 1) Someone needs to get a different dealer. 2) They also need to learn how to clean their weed better before rolling it. 3) If the cops find even a single seed or used roach clip, they can search almost everything in your house.
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  1276. Blaq!
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  1277. The Knights of Columbus was one of the first to have women foisted on them. A Catholic mens group was sued by the ACLA to allow non Catholic women in. About the only thing that saved them at the time was an understanding that they'd be allowed in, but no one was going to change. So, if you don't like it you are free to leave. Most left.
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  1278. He says to an audience filled with women wearing wigs and weaves made from Asian hair, often dyed European colors. But we'll just ignore that.
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  1279. Breaking into businesses is ok, the BLM people said so. That's what they have insurance for. Besides, their stealing shoes. Why would you deny poor people shoes?
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  1280. Check tax loopholes. I wouldn't be surprised if they can write off rental space lost during the Great Commiepox Pandemic. So, by raising the rent on places they couldn't fill at the old rates, they can write off the loss at the new higher rate.
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  1281. I've heard a former U2 pilot describe them as "just strong enough to stay together". While a slight exaggeration, taking evasive actions like a traditional fighter were not possible.
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  1282. I forget to number, but it's a ridiculous number of people that have never used the next page option when looking up stuff on Google. When they do a search, if it doesn't show up in the first choices Google chooses to push, it doesn't exist in their minds.
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  1283. Notice how they act like they blessed Fortnight with the opportunity to stream this. Not the owners of the game allowed it. The ego and self righteousness is the cause of the backlash. Offering your opinion is one thing, acting like everyone who might question any aspect of your philosophy is a modern Nazi is another.
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  1284. And be prepared to be very flexible with both.
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  1285. At least all three were available with severe discounts. Luxobarges with 400+ CI engines like this arrived on dealer lots just in time for the first oil embargo. The only style that took a bigger hit were station wagons.
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  1286. If I had units available in Portland I'd consider it if: 1) 72 hour eviction notice. No more of this 6 months without rent and you still can't even begin proceedings against a tenant. 2) The city assumes ALL liability. If other renters come after me with a lawsuit tied to one of the homeless I let in, I point them at the city and their checkbook. This includes fixing the place up for the next person I rent to. 3) Rules. If I, as the landlord, say no loud noises after 9 PM or no drugs for example, I can kick them out.
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  1287. They all have that one friend of friend of a friend that tamed a Chad/Tyrone. They think they're a 9/10 and can do it themselves. They see it like playing the lottery. Except people who lose the lottery don't go on social media and cry about it.
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  1288. For as long as tribes have gone to war the men fighting have either brought dogs with them, picked them up along the way, or liberated them from enemy locations.
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  1289. If Beavis and Butthead had spent a week spun up on crank.
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  1290. You have to be chewed up once and survive to realize they don't have the power they claim. Young men often believe she's the only one. She's the best he'll ever have. He's the lucky one for being chosen by her. Her ultimate, nuclear, threat to leave if he doesn't obey has a great deal of power and controls him. But when she does, or he finally has had enough and calls her on it, he'll find she wasn't "the only", she wasn't "the best". He'll discover there are so many around him, and a lot of them are a huge improvement over what he thought he lost.
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  1291. Look at the companies moving out of Chicago. Some are moving further out, some are leaving Illinois completely. I live in Florida. We have a division of the Governor's office who's sole purpose is to poach companies from other states. They have a counterpart in Texas. Both have been very successful over the past decade.
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  1292.  @michael10613  See "Lifestyle to which they've become accustomed to" in alimony settlements. This makes it even worse for guys who are busting their asses to make her happy towards the end. Even though they've already checked out, just waiting for the right time to actually exit, all he's doing is adding to the amount he'll have to pay.
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  1293. It's New York. Unfortunately there's a huge difference between charged with, convicted of, and punished for. If she serves any time after her first appearance to hear the charges it will be a legal miracle.
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  1294. My guess too. They've been listening to almost everything from the region, so they probably figured they'd gotten all the useable data available.
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  1295. From US history. Half drunk farmers vs the British Empire. Half drunk sailors decide they are tired of fighting on ships, and want to form units to get up close and personal with the enemy. Form USMC. Okay, not entirely historically accurate. But never underestimate the power of an armed, inebriated mob.
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  1296. If they were capable of learning this they would have figured it out years ago. You can only tell someone not to pet the angry dog so many times. Eventually they have to bleed to figure out why.
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  1297. Nikolaj Winther Probably still less of a mystery than the McRib.
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  1298. But #1 by a mile is still "Socialism will work this time."
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  1299. Artificially "plumped" lips are a red flag. I've seen too many women who had this done when they were younger. At some point they go from plump to over inflated bicycle tire. I don't want to think of seeing those every day.
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  1300. Also known as "ribs". Large x-rays, like of chests worked best.
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  1301. I pretend to pay the bell button, it pretends to work.
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  1302. Anna has such a condescending tone. It reminds me of a teenager who knows everything.
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  1303. I pointed out in another comment that the secrecy of the old Soviet military still reigns today. For example, because so many chemical or radiological incidents never officially occurred there is a lack of records for the units sent to deal with them. Because the event "never happened" your unit was obviously never sent there, so whatever health issues you are having couldn't be related to exposure to the stuff that doesn't exist.
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  1304. We are back in a bubble. It looks like everyone is trying to get as much cash out of real estate before it goes full 2008 again.
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  1305. Or just blame Italy.
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  1306. Too soon. The survivors are still in therapy.
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  1307. Chicago is a political machine city. It has been since I was born there back in 1966. If you know how to feed the machine it will reward you. See Obama and Lightfoot as the two newest, but far from few examples.
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  1308. When I was younger I remember a relationship expert telling women to do this. The idea was that women should spend their teens and twenties "having fun" and establishing themselves. Then at 30, or as they approached it find a man. Surprise! It doesn't work that way. The smarter one's grabbed up guys early when the good ones were more plentiful. Yeah, they missed some girl's nights out, and women only vacations. They did boring stuff with their husband (Only one guy for that long! How?). They started families and worked with their partner in a partnership to make a better life. These women are seemingly invisible now. Not because they don't exist, but because they aren't all over social media crying about how bad it is. They are, dare I say it.......happy. With any luck girls in their teens/early 20's will see these videos and realize that burning through 3-4 guys a month for a couple years isn't a good idea. True, Chad and Tyrone are going to lose interest in you. But the guy you will actually want in the long run will become very interested. They'll have fewer "wild stories" to tell, but also a lot fewer tears.
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  1309. I'm around 6'5" tall. Every one I ever used felt like it was trying to strangle me.
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  1310. We just want a lesbian bar. Translation: We want a lesbian bar that fully accepts LGBTQIA+BIPOC and all others, but not "those people". It must also be non profit, give money to any acceptable cause, pay it's employees well above an average wage, submit to any whim of the employees, charge customers less than surrounding businesses, and proclaim it's wokeness 24/7 louder than a mosque's call to prayer. Further demands to follow.
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  1311. Jawas are Jawas no matter where they are.
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  1312. Three companies in China, and two in India are probably sending bids to take up the work.
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  1313. After I moved into my current neighborhood I learned from my neighbors that several people around here were scared of me. I was the token white guy when I moved in. I thought it was hilarious.
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  1314. This stuff goes back to at least the 1980's. Cities, particularly in California and Massachusetts regularly calling for unilateral disarmament by the US because somehow that would show the world that we were peaceful, therefore would also disarm and war would magically end.
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  1315. Coast Guard cutters with a equivalent of a Davy Crockett nuclear cannon. Stop smugglers and help people on the beach get that all over healthy tanned look at the same time.
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  1316. As someone who was married to a true sociopathic narcissist I'm annoyed by the overuse of the term. She absolutely twisted my brain and interpretation of reality. About the only good thing to come out of it was the ability to empathize with former cult members. Believing what someone else says based 100% on because they said so, despite knowing it's not true seems insane. But it can become your normal in life.
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  1317. ​ @jeffsmith8197  I watched enough episodes of House. It's never lupus.
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  1318. Megalomaniac is actually an accurate description of MacArthur. If he didn't see himself as a devine Caesar, he did an excellent imitation.
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  1319. Logic and reality have never stopped them before, why start now?
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  1320. Get off work early, then go party. As of 7:00 just identify as female (gender is fluid we've been told). Scream about transphobia and let the intersectionalists fight it out while they try to define who is/is not a woman.
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  1321.  @peter.24.7  People who used Airbnb and similar sites have stories like this too. Someone rents a place for a week, then they become squatters. In some states residency, for legal purposes, is as simple as having a single piece of mail delivered. Once they are in getting cops to move them out takes forever.
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  1322. I'm 56 and am so thankful I don't have to deal with these women anymore.
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  1323. The dash looks Volvo inspired.
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  1324. AntiFa putting out fires? I guess I could direct you to the videos of various AntiFa members lighting up each other, and occasionally themselves, when they noodle arm a molotov. They try to put those fires out, if that counts.
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  1325. Woman in red isn't angry that men don't want to commit to a relationship. She's angry the guy she wants doesn't want a relationship.
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  1326. Gloria Allred releases statement from anonymous "Jane Doe" claiming sexual harassment in 3....2...1
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  1327. But without their views of natural superiority neither Japan or Germany would likely have invaded the neighboring countries. Perhaps Japan could have stopped in early 1942 and offered to liberate many Asian areas from European rule. All with the understanding that Japan would start as a (supposed) benevolent dictatorship. Then eventually leading to autonomy with economic ties to Japan. But this would have taken a few years at least. And Japan needed their resources now.
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  1328. Cat sees it's human talking to himself again. Sits in front of human so people won't think he's gone crazy and is just talking to the cat.
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  1329.  @johnabuick  In processing and forging iron ore into steel small amounts of radioactive dust accumulate in the metal. If you start with something that is already steel and only needs to be treated to make into the final needed form much less is added. There are newer forms of creating steel that are less likely to introduce outside impurities that are more commonly used to make sensitive equipment today. But it is much more expensive than regular metal alloys.
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  1330. After a few too many White Claws he looks at a pile of parts and thinks "I could make that fit."
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  1331. I'm guessing in Russian. But I'll watch the video anyway.
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  1332. They refused to vote until they could speak to the manager. Or Queen if available.
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  1333. See also "How not to get your a$$ kicked by the police". Or in this case, ventilated.
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  1334. There are plenty of articles in various outlets and videos on YouTube warning women about the downside of doing pron. Mostly it comes down to "The Internet is forever" and search software exists. What seems like fun, easy money today can and likely will be held against you in the future. You can scream that it isn't fair, but it is reality.
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  1335. Every new step in technology has had an accompanying group screaming DOOM. Either from ignorance or greed, but they will always be there.
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  1336. I'm a MAN! You will call me a man! Here's a rifle, the enemy is that way I'm a WOMAAAN!
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  1337. It popped back up on my YouTube suggestion list this morning.
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  1338. It's possible the 6 cylinder version came with several options as standard. It had ABS standard so that's $800-$1,000 there. Though it still does look like a hefty jump.
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  1339. The Unconquerable Undoubtedly, they have an unbreakable bond of friendship.
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  1340. Now I'm trying to draw connections between Plato, Descartes, and the positioning of the South African Corps in relation to an Italian advance. This is becoming very confusing.
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  1341. It got it's own review. Though the Bravada was this plus every option, a softer suspension, and body molding.
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  1342. It's been on a downward spiral at least since the 90's. In the last decade it went straight into a nose dive.
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  1343. ​ @freddieh5539  My former mother in law was from Minnesota. Her unofficial motto was "40 below keeps the riff raff out". Fortunately for her she passed away before she saw what Minneapolis turned into.
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  1344. ​ @John.Doe.272  Melt down is also apparently code for absolute apathy. This, in the end, is their greatest fear. No one cars.
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  1345. "I'm sorry you found out that way." When one of her friends didn't realize there were certain things she wasn't supposed to say around me. It's at least partially true. She's sorry I found out. Also that she didn't have time to prepare a defense, cover up the evidence, or get others to lie for her. A friend got the same line when he caught his girlfriend in the shower with another guy. She was upset with the awkward situation and that it ruined her planned fun for the evening, not for what she did.
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  1346. Only if the people who support him get out and vote. The Dems will be going all out to get enough votes (legal and otherwise) to remove him. People are going to get sick of hearing it, but don't get overconfident. Remember to vote.
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  1347. So long as everyone uses the same system it works. I remember Ford trying to introduce metric wheel/rim sizes. It didn't work well.
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  1348.  @grandicellichannel  The GTO is what he's mostly remembered for during his time at GM. But his biggest contribution was introduced the idea of the option package. Prior to him you could either buy a car from the selection the dealership had, or order one. Ordering a car, then waiting a month or so was fairly common at the time. When you ordered a car you went down the option list a checked off what you wanted and it would be essentially custom built for you. He pointed out that the first gen Firebird had over 400 variations for the dashboard alone. GM couldn't survive as a custom car builder. So he packaged the most common options. Then stacked them as increasingly higher trim levels. This is a much more efficient way to sell massive numbers of cars which saved GM, and other auto makers, millions a year.
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  1349. This is a preview of what's waiting for Milwaukee when the Dems show up for their convention.
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  1350. Today, the Mirage (no turbo) cranks out around 80HP. But they are available new for under $10K.
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  1351. Higher chance of success? A) A match on Tinder. B) Getting what you want from an EA loot box.
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  1352. Kind of like Bernie Sanders underpaying his staff while demanding companies pay a "living wage".
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  1353. I'm selling the Tahoe. I can't wait for the upcoming video when she realizes that her $84K Tahoe, that she's already dumped $50K into might be worth $30K on the used market. Dealers are dumping new cars at auctions and not even getting minimum bids.
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  1354. The cameras can only follow him if there are eyes watching the screen. But that would require a DAto actually ask cops to do their job so the prosecutors can do theirs.
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  1355.  @MrPig40  I've long term dated two. One was really sweet and I regret letting her go. The other was, we'll call it a huge regret ever meeting her.
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  1356. Gentlemen's agreement. They pretend they aren't there, or if they are only as advisors. We pretend not to notice the radio interceptions in clear Russian. Washington and Moscow both wanted to make sure what happened in Korea stayed in Korea.
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  1357. One company was offering no daily charge, just milage for anyone driving to certain cities in California from out of state. Others are changing extra fees up front if your listed drop-off location is outside of California. Got to get those last few bucks from you on the way out.
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  1358. I work for Applebee's. The bonus numbers have gotten tighter, and yes they emphasize different areas on an arbitrary basis. One quarter they freak out over labor, then food cost, then KDS times. Even within the franchise being sent to the store I'm at is seen as punishment. When laid off during the Coof I took a job at another restaurant as a manager trainee. Sadly, it was worse. Admittedly I started when everything was chaos, but some of the stuff we were expected to "just deal with" as part of the job was ridiculous and I'm fairly sure illegal even with the surfdom level labor laws for service workers here in Florida.
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  1359. Somehow, in the early morning after the election, 185K votes from Chicago will be found in Cleveland and counted towards the Ohio total.
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  1360. One of the network news programs did a twenty year update on the areas effected by the LA riots. Most of them have become prosperous centers of black owned businesses. No, wait. I meant to say still looked like a post apocalypse wasteland. Most people had no desire to try again just to be robbed and burned out for their efforts. LA and the state of California even started offering huge tax breaks and waving certain fees for anyone willing to place their business in the area. Very few takers.
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  1361. NAFTA causes another job to move to Mexico.
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  1362. The execs at CBS insisted the show open with a warning/apology to the viewers for what they were about to watch. I think they greatly underestimated the ability of the average viewer to understand the show. Yes, there were things said that were offensive, even by the standards of the time. But somehow people were still adult enough to understand that the person saying them was a fictional character and there was no need to freak out and demand the show be taken off the air. It was a comedy, not news or the opinion of CBS or any staff.
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  1363. Let's see a city put together the all female firefighter/EMT response brigades required for 12 hours a day. Maybe she could visit a prison to learn just how violent and predatory many of her fellow women are. Then ask her if she'd prefer some large male police officers to respond with things go badly.
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  1364. Blindness I can forgive. Putting blinders on and refusing to look, not so much.
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  1365. Why is Pelosi surprised by this. Claiming racism has been their go-to weapon for over 30 years. I'm only surprised that they haven't used it against each other more often.
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  1366. Aladdin stealing construction equipment because they need it to rebuild their own homes that were destroyed by white supreme pizzas.
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  1367. Why sell in Georgia, Texas, or Florida but not the "occupied territories"? Because each of them buy more ice cream every day than the other region did over a year. It's called staying in business.
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  1368. 19 economists claim!
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  1369. They're trying to find a woman who he could name, but then turn it down while announcing a more qualified man for the position. It's about the only legitimate loophole that will let him get out of the woman for Veep promise.
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  1370. A few will show up assuming, based on their echo chamber postings, that it will be a repeat of Chicago '68. When they realize they are vastly outnumbered by every other group, they'll shuffle around, yell at other people, then go home.
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  1371. ​ @angelachouinard4581  I've noticed a pattern in a lot of his videos. "Shift change" is usually the cue for the body count to start.
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  1372. There's a contract, or covenant if you prefer, between the people and government. We the people will not seek revenge for being wronged in exchange the government will protect us from those intending to do wrong. We accept that the system isn't perfect, but it usually worked. The government has forfeited it's end of the bargain. Prosecutors now claim "reformative justice" while providing no justice for the victims of the criminals. They refuse to prosecute purely based on the ethnic or social ideology of the criminal. People dealing with other people causing problems directly (vigilantism if you prefer) will become the only option available.
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  1373. The "DC Riots", the one thing in the universe they aren't blaming on Global Warming.
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  1374. I believe he's an advocate for a group that also wants to outlaw landlords. Having a home is a right and should be provided for free from the government without individuals profiting from owning property. Apparently the government is supposed to provide free healthcare, food, transportation, and just plain cash among other things. How to pay for it, not his problem.
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  1375. Yet company after company keeps hiring Zoe so she can come in to create chaos, destroy ongoing projects, and take credit for anything the company still manages to release after her time is over.
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  1376. Bruised/fragile male ego is the feministas code for "It's my right to treat you like trash". If you dare to bring up something she's doing that you have a problem with, you are an oppressor keeping her from the freedom of being her true self.
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  1377. Gaelic, it's not a language, it's a code.
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  1378. If you aren't top 10% in looks, try putting Dr in front of your name. It only helps a bit, but they'll sometimes at least scan the names. Be honest if they agree to meet you. Put it back on them to leave by saying you want to weed out the golddiggers. Let them admit they are only interested in your wallet. If they stick around, congratulations, they made it through the first gate.
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  1379. A boss once asked me why I referred to some of the stuff around work as Chris Jobs. I pointed out the various things I did that weren't part of my job description or my official responsibilities. But because they needed to be done, and I was foolish or bored enough at the time to take care of it, suddenly it became my job.
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  1380. He won't endorse Trump. But in the anonymity of the voting booth, without the pressure of social media, people tend to do their own thing.
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  1381. canicheenrage Clearly you are nothing but a pawn of the Counter-Anti-Illuminati-Illuminati forces.
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  1382. A follow-up about cancelling required Critical Race Theory teaching in schools and government offices would have been good. Perhaps he assumes most people know what it is. But if he actually said a few of the points in it, people would know what an idiotic and racist program it is and why it should never have been implemented.
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  1383.  @Etaoinshrdlu69  It was, I believe, supposed to be the final insult to the German people. There had been several reports of attacks on German citizens and Polish citizens of German ancestry before this. Some likely did happen, but most were blown out of proportion if they happened at all. Hitler and his allies within the government needed the people to ask them to "do something" to protect fellow Germans.
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  1384. The buck stops here. Of course I know this because I found that buck when I got here. It was left behind by Bad Orange Man.
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  1385. That wrecked VW would go for $20K on FB Marketplace today. Because....I KNOW WHAT I'VE GOT!
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  1386. Also Sorrel Booke, Boss Hogg/Dukes of Hazard. He worked for the CIA, and was a China and Asia specialist.
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  1387. The biggest thing going against her is her notoriety. She may be too high profile, and her crimes too obvious to be ignored. Corruption is standard behavior in Illinois, doubly so in Chicago and surrounding areas. Convictions and prison time is rare.
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  1388. I'm sitting here in Florida, a state with no income tax. Furthermore, the state legislator or governor can't implement one even if they wanted to. It's written into our state's constitution. Even back when Florida was founded they knew not to trust politicians with access to our wallets.
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  1389. They realize the optics are horrible for them. I'm surprised no one has made an ad showing Dems talking about their support of BLM, then quick cut to rioters yelling "Black Lives Matter!" while throwing Molotovs. Middle America doesn't like chaos. They want peace and stability.
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  1390. People in, or related to, the FBI keep saying the Steele dossier may have some accurate parts. But NO ONE has pointed to which parts are. They are intentionally vague, they know it's BS, but saying so might cause people to ask why the investigation was ever approved, much less allowed to continue.
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  1391. Bits of it would be rather unattractive. What an absolutely British way to describe a post nuclear war wasteland.
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  1392. Person with a gun reported "Go get them." Clearly unstable person with a gun reported "Lets not be hasty. We need to sit back and study the situation. Maybe bring in an expert panel and get some sort of consensus before moving forward." Sympathy for the mentally ill, but at a certain point someone is too far gone to be allowed to wander free in society. This guy sounds like he passed that point a while ago.
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  1393. We're having the opposite problem. We recently called 10 applicants in for orientation (They were hired). 6 showed up. If those six, only three showed up for their first shift. I've been slowly applying for another job. I admit I make higher than normal requests for things like salary. I figure if they say no, I don't care, I already have a job. If they say yes, on to the new job.
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  1394. I'm 56 and divorced. If I ever had the chance to meet 20 something me I'd kick his ass for being so stupid. I'd also try to get my exes together along with various female "just friends", and several friends girlfriends in one place to try and explain how what they are doing is destroying both the men they claim to care about and themselves. Most, likely wouldn't listen. But hopefully I could save a few people.
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  1395. Several years ago AAA recommended that for out of state drivers who find themselves in East St Louis.
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  1396. Not only did the various military factions refuse to coordinate, but often undercut the other. It was not unheard of for naval convoys to call for air cover from army bases, and be refused. Similarly many amphibious missions either failed or had to be scrubbed because the navy refused to help support them. As the US began the march back across the Pacific some islands were left occupied, but unable to do anything because the navy didn't see the need to evacuate army troops there.
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  1397. By ten out of 12 top Democrat donors. They're certain she'll do her (their) job.
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  1398. We needed a more fluid mental health care system. Many were in fact living hells. If you weren't crazy going in, you definitely would be by the time you got out. Unfortunately those that could be treated and live among society were dumped in with the truly insane. One size fits all was shifted from lock them all up for their own good, to turn them all loose for their own good.
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  1399. A lot of states have Romeo and Juliet laws that can make an exception if the age is close enough and parents are aware.
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  1400. The point is to do the political damage by having "Currently under investigation for possible impeachment" added to every news story. Unfortunately too many people won't see this as Witch-hunt 2.0.
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  1401. Someone at Ford "Hey guys, that multi passenger truck you're designing? I got the name."
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  1402. I'm not sure if it is accurate. But a teacher at my old highschool said the company that built it was also the go-to company for building and expanding prisons in the state of Florida. It was probably just because that was the construction style in vogue at the time it was built, but if you added a stronger fence around the outside it would have been believable as a jail.
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  1403. She hadn't been given the script by her handlers. You can almost see her brain in a loop. No connection to server. File not found. I refuse to believe she wasn't briefed during the flight back. If nothing else, if just for the optics. Get off the flight in and give a quick 30-45 second statement about how you are being updated and that you need to get back to city hall or some headquarters before saying anything more, then jump in a car with a police escort and haul ass out of there. Standing around the airport and not saying anything was about the dumbest thing she could have done.
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  1404. But less travel. One of the things that caused such widespread death was the large numbers of people moving unusually long distances. During an epidemic isolation is your friend, assuming you are not part of the group infected.
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  1405. In Florida we did the lockdown for a bit. Then masks. Then decided fuckit, do your thing, I'll do mine. Amazingly, this actually works.
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  1406. This was just the idiot that wrote it out. I'm sure more than a few field reps just skipped all on their own. With or without a supervisor's knowledge.
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  1407. Of course if they're rigged up for a raid they expect resistance from, they'll be criticized for being in "Military Assault Gear".
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  1408. They need an excuse to get rid of him after the midterm ass kicking the Dems are likely to take. Unfortunately Harris is second in line, so they're trying to find an acceptable replacement.
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  1409. A former slave trading site and graveyard were found during construction in New York in the early 2000's. So, using Lance Logic there was an active slave trade in NY up until the 21st century.
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  1410. Don't underestimate the power of a thrown firearm. Remember those Superman shows when they'd empty a revolver at him. He didn't flinch. But when they threw it at him he'd duck or block it.
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  1411. Don't confuse her by asking for a logical intelligent answer.
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  1412. Even if you just see it as an official contract between two people, it's the only contract in which one party is legally incentivised to break it. Imagine leasing a car and finding out you can be paid more to run it into a tree than to return it at the end of the lease.
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  1413. It was also in the fake snow people sprayed on Christmas trees and around windows. It should be noted that mesothelioma from asbestos is actually rare. But when combined with smoking the chances increase dramatically. Using it in cigarettes was like adding bullets to the cylinder while playing Russian roulette.
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  1414. They had leaking industrial waste, and the solution was to dig ditches to move it to the sewers? Brilliant!
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  1415. ​ @SATXbassplayer  That's the macabre bit they always left out. Yes, it was to protect from broken glass and other stuff flying through the air. But the secondary use was to be able to count and identify bodies based on seating charts.
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  1416. Welcome them. But like the people who fled blue states, remind them why they left and that we don't need to change things so they're "just like back home".
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  1417.  @ma3stro681  Check out the ads for jewelry. They've been pushing things like anniversary rings. Or getting her the ring you would have back when you originally proposed but couldn't afford, because she deserves it. Most of these ads are aimed at women who will drop less than subtle hints to their husbands.
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  1418. Lights go up, lights go down....
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  1419. OF is based out of England, so it's likely to take a while. Twitch opened their books to the IRS and streamers had a meltdown. People made a lot of jokes about the IRS reducing the level of a money transfer that would trigger an investigation. But they are really just adapting to the new economy. $20 transferred from one account to another is likely something paying for their share of dinner. $20 transferred to one person dozens, if not hundreds of times, screams unregistered business. The time of the great Thot Tax is coming. But I'm sure these intelligent, independent women have all been paying their taxes and will have nothing to fear. The US has the ability to shut down any website, at least its access in the US. If the Treasury Dept pushes, OF will turn over all relevant information. If they can get the Swiss banks to submit, almost anyone will.
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  1420. It's Minnesota, basically standard operating procedure.
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  1421. I'm surprised there wasn't the obligatory "My baby didn't do nothing" mom holding up his 6th grade picture in the news report.
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  1422. She's angry because guys are "taking their time" about having kids. She's been able to pump out a litter of puppies for over a decade. How many guys that would have been a good, if not great, husband and father but she chased them away? But she wanted Hot Girl Summer and another spin on the carousel. Besides, she can have kids whenever she wants to.
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  1423. I almost miss acid rain. Growing up in the 70's/80's, it and nuclear war were always there for me.
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  1424. While doing it, "It's empowering and fun. I make money living the fantasy." Day after their last shoot, " I was used. No one should ever have to live through what I had to." But there's always another one in line waiting to get railed on camera.
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  1425. Coming up...... Moonshine! After we finish it off, we'll figure out what to put in the engine.
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  1426. The legendary Battle for the Capitol is her great "I was there" moment. She's going to milk it for all it's worth and then keep going.
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  1427. ​ @gman24310  At this point I am not hoping for a great improvement. I'd be happy with "stop getting worse". I feel like I'm in an airplane in a nosedive. Future altitude is not that relevant. First pull up and get back to level flight.
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  1428. I assume secondary explosives cooking off. They started filming after the first boom. Followed by a fire and then this.
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  1429. Mark southern girls are the best Howley Check out the Rush concert from Rio. Amped out of their minds. They even sing along with the instrumentals.
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  1430. AltaSonata Europeans don't understand Americans and drinking in cars. I believe Mercedes didn't have a factory cupholder until the late 80's.
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  1431. Mudog715 Yeah, the 3800 of this era was rough. But, in it's defense, it was a design that dated back to the (I believe) late 50's. It had spent most of it's life in non CJ Jeep products. Reliability and torque were needed over smoothness. The "legend" of the 3800 is mostly credited to it's later (final type II, and type III) iterations. Why, I don't know, but it took GM forever to figure out how to counterbalance the engine.
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  1432. As a general rule, reduce any mileage tests by around 25% to see what you would get today. Also take into account, no AC, no power anything, and (by today's standards) a safety rating around Kamikaze level.
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  1433. With the advantage of hindsight, some of these reviews are actually funny to watch. So good when new. So craptastic after a few years on the road.
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  1434. Any pushback, however small, is a loss of forward momentum. Everything they've demanded and gotten is only the beginning. They see this as a roadblock to whatever their goal is. I'm guessing the elimination of all private property rights.
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  1435. Unfortunately didn't survive the war. Had it been captured intact it could have blossomed into it's full HMS potential.
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  1436. If I had a relatively common surgery at a hospital and they gave me the wrong blood type, assuming I survived, I could sue them into the dirt. Giving someone the wrong egg, letting her go through a full pregnancy, then having to give up the child should bankrupt the clinic and everyone involved.
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  1437. ​ @Sneakyhorse12  I remember after he died and his widow had to explain the French multi million dollar mansion she lived in. A lot of PLO leaders had to also try to explain how they could afford similar real estate and lifestyles outside of Palestine. I'm sure the billions of dollars of foreign aid aid charity donations that no one could account for had nothing to do with it. This sort of corruption led to the rise in the popularity of Hamas. They were viewed as probably dangerous, but they weren't thieves. At least not as bad as the PLO.
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  1438. In an effort to keep up views during the sponsor ad read he'll add it a few lines at a time each video.
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  1439. I forgot who said it, but there's a great line that's something like "You have to go to college a long time to learn something that stupid." At some point the intelligentsia revert back to 14 year olds that have no connection to reality, yet believe they have the answers to everything.
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  1440. I'm sure Governor Newsom will give a great, heartwarming speech about set asides for "affordable housing". Of course, affordable will start at $1.3 million for a two bedroom.
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  1441. Based on Internet comments I'd assumed it was emus.
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  1442. The tallest successful building in Missouri? Does the state have a history of failed skyscrapers? Or is are there geological factors that prevent anchoring tall buildings?
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  1443. ​ @tomskonieczka2385  Spain used most of its gold to pay for support during their civil war. They were screwed on two parts. 1) The side Russia backed lost and Stalin wanted nothing to do with Franco or his government. 2) Russia only offered the weight value for everything transfered and only after it arrived and was counted (Correctly I'm sure) by Russians. So art pieces, coins, etc were given only a small percentage of their true value.
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  1444. Germans are on an unstoppable roll. Russian army is staggered, alternating between falling back, surrendering en mass, or just running away. How could Germany possibly lose?
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  1445. Sociopaths can be great in business, too a point. Their ability to compartmentalize and almost super human focus on a goal makes allows them to rise up the corporate ladder quickly. Unfortunately their inability to truly empathize with others can make them horrible bosses if the others on the team don't have equal goals. Women want the benefits that come with a sociopathic worker/boss type. But then they resent the endless grind and inability to "turn it off" when away from work.
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  1446. It's an update of Jessie Jackson's Rainbow PUSH shakedown. If a company gave money to Jackson and his friends they were far less likely to have a Rent-A-Mob show up in front of their headquarters or stores and disrupt business while calling them bad names.
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  1447. ​ @kieranmettler468  Also the word adjacent. As in Racist Adjacent. You claim not to be but agree with something that someone said, even if it isn't truly relevant to their overall view, so you are supporting them. Which makes you one of them. Or even worse because you aren't willing to come out and admit you are "one of those people". For example. TIK could release a video explaining why the Ruben sandwich is the greatest sandwich of all time. He'll list 12 reasons. (With footnotes below) If I post a comment saying he's wrong about 8 points, two are subjective, and maybe two are right. I am declared Ruben Adjacent and subject to full attacks as a known BLTphobe. Furthermore the PB&J fanatics, who normally hate the pro BLT lobby, will join with the BLTists in demanding my cancellation.
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  1448. One of the unmovable rules of socialists, "Get your hands out of MY pocket."
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  1449. I had to carry a $1 million policy for my business back in the late 90's. A city their size should have $25-30 million at least. We live in a litigious society, high (often insanely so) settlements aren't that rare.
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  1450. High ego (Narcissist). He was convinced he knew better than the "stupid amateurs" who tried before him.
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  1451. Haven't the German commanders shared the battle plan with the troops? Sure, it's hot and dusty, but don't worry too much. They'll be in Moscow by early September and the war will be over as the trees begin to turn Fall colors. There's no way Russia can stand up to the obvious German superiority.
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  1452. The women on TikTok and similar sites crying about how shallow the guys they meet are. They cry about wanting a traditional relationship.....now. They remind me of a woman who meets a guy at a swingers convention, then complains he doesn't want to settle down and be monogamous.
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  1453. Nostalgia is a mental disorder that most of humanity suffers from. It overemphasizes good moments from the past while forgetting the bad stuff. It causes us to have utterly insane ideas, like getting back with an ex because we forgot why they are an ex to begin with. An exgf was dating a coworker I occasionally hung out with. (He didn't know she was my ex when they met.) After spending time with them it was like a dam burst in my brain. I remembered everything, I could see her same patterns repeating over again. But this time it was from the outside. I finally realized how lucky I was to not be with her anymore.
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  1454. Or a VPN that makes it harder to find out who/where you are when looking up sketchy stuff like ricin...... allegedly.
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  1455. Do you realize how many people still believe the whole "Hands up, don't shoot" myth? Unfortunately you could sit down and go through the report, line by line, and they'll still claim the police murdered an innocent black man for no reason.
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  1456. I here of a riot between Shakespeare fans, and I have a vision of a PBS fundraiser getting out of control.
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  1457. She'll eventually find a nearly complete title, pay some scrubs to polish it, then slap her name on the cover.
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  1458. Atheist Orphan Get me a W-F and I'll do it. Of course, I'm keeping the gun.
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  1459. Sharpens blade "Don't worry, I saw where they ran to. Would you happen to have a spare bag?"
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  1460. Who would approve this? BAKE MY CAKE, YOU BIGOT! Is a good place to start.
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  1461. A major problem with acquiring tech from outside sources is you know the what, but not the why. They may know the final product, but not how to successfully devise a variant or advance the idea because they don't know what can be changed and still have it work.
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  1462. I had someone use that argument in another post. I pointed out I got that "stuff" with money I was given in exchange for time at work. If you worked however many hours it took to earn the replacement of whatever things and cash were being stolen, and your boss decided not to pay you, would you be okay with it?
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  1463. It was the 80's. It was Florida. Don't ask questions.
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  1464. Back to the hour, or so, format. A Drydock I can watch in one sitting.
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  1465. Short term thinking. Most of them will take $10 today over $100 next year, or even month. Besides, all the talk about "community" is BS. They'd rob their neighbors if they thought their neighbor had enough to make it worth while.
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  1466. Sometimes being an overachiever isn't worth it.
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  1467. Make statement. Faint. No need to answer questions. Immediately followed by man repeating "Hands up don't shoot" myth and saying there's no need for an investigation. Nothing suspicious here, just give them the money.
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  1468. Charged with murder, likely sentenced with manslaughter. In California, Maryland, and many other places he might have his license suspended.
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  1469. At this point I'd feel safer with Hell's Angels over the do nothing system they've got.
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  1470. Do you use it as an additive (with new oil), or flush (before you change the oil)?
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  1471. It was originally white hats (overly good good guys) vs black hats (purely evil bad guys). In giving characters depth they allowed heros to be flawed and villains to be humanized. This lead to the antihero, a person who may have been a villain in another story, but is the protagonist in this particular story.
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  1472. ​ @MarkJoseph81  Canada has their own in October. Because.....Canadians.
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  1473. Take the word "unity" out of his speech and replace it with "submit" and "comply", and it becomes much more accurate. As far as the Republicans standing up to Pres Biden/Harris, don't count on it. They'll demand 100% of something and the Republicans will ask for a more reasonable 90%, they'll eventually agree on 99%. Biden/Harris/Pelosi are going to steamroll the House and Senate, especially the Senate.
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  1474.  @nukemwill15  When TIK announced he was finally doing Stalingrad I joked about which would be longer, his videos or the actual siege? At this point the series might be the longer of the two.
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  1475. Supermayor. A woman who would rob a bank and then deposit the money in her account at the same bank. She'd also go off on the teller for questioning where she got the money.
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  1476. Crime is supposedly down, if you don't count New York. Crime is down in New York. Keeping up with the latest propaganda is getting confusing.
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  1477. My car was broken into over the weekend. Nothing was taken, just the middle console and glove box opened and a stuff scattered. I didn't bother to report it to the police, they really don't care about minor theft anymore. I told a few neighbors and the property manager so others in my complex could be warned. The YMCA excuse of recording over sounds like Sgt Shultz "Nothing! I see nothing." That may have worked 30 years ago when cameras recorded to VHS tapes that were regularly recycled. But who uses that today? Where i work every camera is digital and uploads nightly. If necessary I could call up video from a year ago.
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  1478. Given my pronunciation of certain non English (Especially Eastern European) names I usually just let it pass. I rack up to "not from around here".
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  1479. Her (With her woke friends) "All men are trash." Also her (When she's with her boyfriend) "Can I get you anything else dear?" These women talk a good game, but they also see women and older friends who are about to hit the wall. They know the game has a time limit.
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  1480. When you buy, with someone else's money, from your brother in law, price has no limit.
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  1481. Apologize: You are weak! Get away from me. Don't apologize: You are a narcissist! Get away from me. The game is rigged. I'm not saying don't play, but know that there are 100 rules and 99 of them favor the woman.
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  1482. I believe it's 20/200 or have other restrictions. A friend from years ago was considered blind due to a severe narrow field of view. When he read a book, which he could see clearly, his head moved like he was watching a tennis match. He could only see two or three words at a time.
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  1483. When you have a person in charge they can make the call to relax the rules. They are responsible for decisions made. When you have a group in charge (I'm guessing the group was picked for political affiliation and diversity), no one is responsible, no one is in charge.
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  1484. Bunny Hop837 Actually it was methamphetamines. But the idea is correct. It started with the luftwaffe, I believe, because of their unpredictable sleep schedule. But quickly spread throughout the military. Side effects from extended use, like increased aggression and decreased empathy were seen as a bonus.
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  1485.  @casebased8391  I was referring to guys who are in the dating pool for those women. Other men currently in their 20's and 30's. Sorry for not making that obvious enough.
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  1486. Women "he needs to have the sixes. He has to have a minimum 6 figure income, 6' tall, and 6" under the belt. I have standards and won't compromise!" Men "I want someone who doesn't look like an offensive lineman." Internet "reeeeEEEEEEEEEE! How dare you."
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  1487. It makes you miss the days when Vinnie and Guido would "explain" to the squatter why he should be moving on.
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  1488. The epilogue wasn't exactly a happy dance.
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  1489. TIK did a video comparing the two. The Stalingrad airlift and resupply was a pipe dream. For it to work everything had to go the German's way. IF they had clear weather, IF 100% of the planes got through, IF German troops driving through Soviet lines could clear a path for an orderly withdrawal, IF they correctly predicted how much of what they needed, etc. It was all based on a time table that should have been implemented a month earlier. Unfortunately the higher-ups in Berlin were being told that victory was inevitable at that point, so bringing up a Plan B in case things shifted radically would have been treated almost as treason.
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  1490. Last month they announced three stores around Chicago were closing. Same line, "Not meeting expectations".
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  1491. At night you could also scan up and down the AM frequencies on radio. Range and locations would change. But from Florida I could pick up stations in Ohio and New York. This is also how I learned that at 4 AM every third station was broadcasting Art Bell.
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  1492. Pursued for his protection. My guess. He, or someone close to him reported making statements about self deletion. Sounds like he chose an oncoming semi as the way out.
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  1493. You get what you pay for. A Timex keeps time as well as a Rolex. But is less likely to be stolen or magically be found missing in the middle of the night. I'd rather have a restful life with a 5-6 than deal with a day's upkeep of a 10.
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  1494. Option 1: Admit you made a mistake based on bad information available at the time, but it might make Pres Trump look good. Option 2: Keep doing what you are doing even though it is literally killing people. But allows you to keep claiming Orange Man Bad. Do you think they even considered Option 1 for a second?
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  1495. I always lived in the flash fry zone. I didn't have to worry about fallout because I was going to be the fallout.
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  1496. Panther Love!
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  1497. Sometimes a mercy killing is justified.
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  1498. There's going to be tension between the new recruits and established troopers. Imagine putting in time at a job, then learning the new guy couldn't meet the basic standards you did. Plus was paid extra for failing.
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  1499. I'm working a double today. My breaks are filled. Well, they traditionally are around 10 minute videos.
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  1500. The whole point of having him disappear for a week was to adjust his sleep schedule and tweak his meds. Unfortunately, what we saw at the debate was Biden at full strength.
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  1501. Three hours until I have to go to work, what's on YouTube? Damnit!
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  1502. Questions are racist. Never ask.
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  1503.  @francesconicoletti2547  A mix of regular and some +P+ for the SMGs. The boxes will be labeled, but don't waste time marking individual rounds with different headstamps. Soldiers need to learn to keep track of what's what.
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  1504. Queen Nacy is drunk dialing again.
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  1505. I knew an Armenian who could probably grow one during a video. I'm pretty sure he was born with five o'clock shadow, and about 10% of his metabolism is geared towards growing hair.
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  1506. Accurate self examination has never been their strong point. Odd for a group that is overwhelmingly neurotic about every little (Real or imagined) problem.
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  1507. Husband says "I don't care, do whatever you want." Wife becomes millionaire. Wife says "I don't care, do whatever you want." Husband starts having terror flashbacks to the time he was stupid enough to believe her.
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  1508.  @vinyllpreviews9462  For the king of construction I give you I-10 in Jacksonville (North Florida). When I moved there in 1975 part of it was under construction. A section, always moving, has been under construction, being rebuilt, or otherwise modified evey day since then. I just assumed that some congressman's brother in law owned a construction company.
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  1509. In the early 2000's the US repealed a tax on phones that was implemented to help pay for the ongoing costs of WWI. When it was passed it was popular because it was mostly "the rich" who had phones. Surprise! A temporary tax on the rich became a century long tax on everyone.
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  1510. They have assets set aside for just these sorts of opportunities. Oops, I mean tragedies.
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  1511. Also the hours of videos I could string together of women loosing their minds because one guy rejected them.
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  1512. Around the time of the 3.5RL they decided to become Japanese Mercedes. Not a bad thing to offer, but they overemphasized luxury comfort and not enough fun road car.
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  1513. In a word, Chicago. Let's vote in someone worse!
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  1514. Could we first convince the Democrats to go with one Living Citizen, one vote?
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  1515. In my old neighborhood you could see people, usually on bikes, circling like vultures behind a wounded animal. I moved in May. The place is smaller, the rent is significantly higher. But it's quiet and peaceful.
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  1516. I wondered if it had a radiation warning somewhere on it, and why it was ignored. I guess growing up in America and Europe I assumed everyone knew what that meant.
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  1517. Poor enough is relative. Maybe if I'm starving, or hungry and have no food in the foreseeable future. But stealing the latest iPhone because I "need" to have the latest tech to be cool, or a bunch of clothes from a store to resell on eBay is not desperation, it's just theft and should be treated accordingly.
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  1518. I shave my head. But about two weeks ago I realized I shaved my face for work. No work, no shave. Unfortunately I've been reminded that I look good with a full beard, but look like a dog with mange while growing it in.
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  1519. The Cressida is the tail end of a 1970's design.
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  1520. Also trying to profit from those destroying stuff. Get clicks, get cash.
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  1521. I'm waiting for one of the tech giants to suddenly realize that they can get the same job done, with less hassle and lower taxes in Texas, Florida or the Carolinas. I think most are just waiting for someone else to make the first move. They are global information companies, there is no natural resource in California that requires them to be there. Just tradition, and some of the founders have a sentimental attachment.
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  1522. Extra info. The invoice for the cow as supplied to the Air Force. 1 cow, holstein....$100 Never telling anyone why the Air Force purchased my dead cow....$100,000
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  1523. I'd be happy if we just went back to arresting them, then actually putting them in jail, in some cities.
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  1524. @GarthanSaal444 Same here. It all seemed kind of weird. I also knew a couple of them from my early teen years when my opinion of women was forming. I know the way they talked about the customers. I didn't want to be near a woman, much less give her money, who thought about me like that.
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  1525. My local Vault Tech representative has me on the waiting list. So I'm sure I'll be fine.
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  1526. ​ @SamS-uv2ql  You left out the "who claimed to be 18 at the time". I'm sure every guy who hooked up with a woman at a party ran a full background check first.
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  1527. Perceived common enemy. If left to their own, they'd rip each other apart.
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  1528. ​ @thistle76  Agree. They get inconveniences, we all get the bill.
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  1529. Note to all men in a shaky marriage (or long term relationship), start collecting receipts. Record as many phone calls as you can. Save texts, save emails, don't say anything that could be considered extreme, even as a joke or example. Everything will be used against you. Everything will be spun in the worst possible light. It's probably good advice for women too, but men seem to be guilty until proven innocent more often. I'm not saying I believe either side in this case. But I've seen overblown and outright false accusations too many times both in the media and real life to automatically believe anyone.
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  1530. Didn't miss anything. She's that delusional.
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  1531. I'm sure a few nameless mid level people will be reshuffled to new positions. There, problem solved.
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  1532. Police: "I believed he was reaching for my gun." Well, thankfully cops have learned to use a better excuse today.
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  1533. Rocket looks like metal corn. Send corn rockets to space and spread communism (And corn) to the galaxy.
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  1534. When you meet someone at a club, or wherever, "I have a kid(s)" may not be the opening line. But if you plan on seeing them again you need to bring it up. If she doesn't mention it by the second date red flags are up and sirens are blaring. At that point she's probably looking for an ATM, not a boyfriend.
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  1535. I won't say never, but it will take a generation. Even if San Francisco reversed all their woke policies from the last 15-20 years today it would take around a decade to bring things back.
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  1536. Remember NUMMI? Its where GM went to learn how to match Toyota in quality. And like most students and algebra, promptly forgot everything.
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  1537.  @thereisnopandemic  It most likely started a depression spiral. I spent several years basically going from average to crash to deeper crash to recovery, just to start all over again with the next trigger. I never got to the point of considering self deletion, (Too strong a sense of self preservation) but understand why some might. It's beyond exhausting.
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  1538. Smart enough to know all those big words on the SAT, but can't comprehend "loan" means money you have to pay back. Usually with interest.
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  1539. All that eating and no one mentioned Hawaii's number one food, Spam?
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  1540. ​ @tecnotrog1  It is becoming a lot like Chicago vs the rest of Illinois. Or DC beltway vs the rest of Virginia. A few counties that rule the rest of the state.
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  1541. Myth #11 Norway and Sweden are the same place.
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  1542. That first Glock did look like something from Borderlands.
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  1543. Very old laws that haven't been updated. Now abused by a new generation of thieves. It was only a few years ago one of the states got rid of the law requiring motor vehicles be proceeded by a person with a lamp at night. Despite the invention of headlights, no one bothered to take it off the books. Squatting made sense when we were a more agrarian based society and homesteading was still a thing. There was a resurgence during the Great Depression when thousands of farms, homes, and businesses were abandoned. Eventually states figured out that they could seize abandoned property for non payment of taxes and sell them off so squatting dropped off.
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  1544. And no more corrupt leaders.
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  1545. That's just wrong. I'm stealing it because it's funny, but still wrong.
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  1546. They are used to astroturfed outrage. They have no idea what to do with genuine anger. They just keep flailing around looking for an off switch.
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  1547. Vote. Get your friends to vote. He has to win overwhelmingly. The Dems are going to go full out with every stunt they know, legality be damned. Too many of them are so deep in their TDS that they actually believe most of the insane crap posted online. They see themselves as the saviors of America.
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  1548. I had an AMT Backup 45, about similar size, though probably a few ounces heavier. Recoil was brisk, but handguns don't bother me. At least this thing didn't have a trigger that doubled as a hydraulic press.
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  1549. Slightly outside of your usual timeline, but I'd like to give an honorable mention for disguises to the Canadian Geese who occasionally convinced early warning radar that they were ICBMs.
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  1550. Will likely happen again. I'd like to see someone do a check of the people the parole board let out. It's happened before, they just weren't connected. As you pointed out, too many parole boards are staffed by people who would be happy to just open the gates of every prison. But for now are restricted to rubber stamping YES on each request individually.
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  1551. Part of it is financing. At least before the cost of cars blew up, it was easier to buy a new car from many dealers than a decent used car.
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  1552. Different cultures pick out various brands they consider iconic. In China, Buick became the American brand to say "I made it". Also minivans for executives. They were seen as a mobile office for the boss.
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  1553. An oversimplified answer would be that the Axis military was built for speed. The Allies were built around endurance.
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  1554.  @spankynater4242  The rate of increase did slow in areas where clean needles were being distributed. But the overall rate was also curving down, so how much it was influenced by is questionable. I helped with a needle exchange program for a short time in the '80s. The differences between then and now were that we were privately, not taxpayer, funded. Also we gave only one or two more kits out then a person turned in. We didn't pass them out by the box to anyone who walked up.
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  1555. Lowered standards for recruitment. Probably had a buddy or two assigned to him during basic to help drag him through.
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  1556. He realized women will pick friends that agree with them. Women will pick a therapist who tells them that they are not the problem. He figured out how to expand this to get groups of women to pay him to say what they want to hear. Simping for profit. Plus he doesn't have to be there when these same women suddenly realize there aren't that many men who can out earn their ability to spend. So now they are still single a quickly lowering their standards.
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  1557. When thousands were being added to the welfare rolls every month they told people to be thankful Dems were there to save them from evil capitalism. Remember Pelosi, and others claiming unemployment equaled more free time to enjoy family, pet projects, and artistic goals?
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  1558. [Eventual Democrat Candidate] touched my no-no parts. #Believeme #Payme
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  1559. If asked why he started the organization I would not be amazed if his response was "My wife's boyfriend said I should find a hobby, something to focus my extra time and energy on."
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  1560. Meanwhile his homies are back telling their friends how gangsta they are.
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  1561. I had a theory that postal workers loosing it might have had something to do with their seniority system. It was, and still may be, set in stone. If you were hired a week after me, I would always be above you. No matter how well you or I did our jobs, I received preferred treatment and first choice for things like promotions or vacation time. After a certain point most people will either go nuts from the frustration or give up and do just enough to not get fired.
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  1562. Hydrogen Nuke He's probably safe. Now, if he had evidence of criminal behavior by Hillary Clinton, and indicated he might be willing to testify. Then I would assume his suicide note or accident report had already been written.
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  1563. People are still dealing with the bureaucracy to try and get help from the Palestine derailment. Remember that one? When the Secretary of Transportation couldn't be reached because he was on maternity leave to take care of his adopted baby.
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  1564. ABC and CBS both mentioned a white Jaguar. Neither identified the driver.
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  1565. Thanks for explaining about pick-ups. I figured they would be practical, especially a twin cab design, but never recall seeing them. I vaguely remember reading that cars were considered personal vehicles, but any truck was classified as government only property.
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  1566. She also called him a r*pist. When asked about it her response was to laugh (No surprise) and said "That was during a primary. In other words, don't believe anything I say while campaigning.
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  1567. And now "Justice impacted individuals", not "criminals".
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  1568. He sent out an open call for unlimited people to come to one area with no preplanning on what to do with them. There's a reason most festivals, public protests, concerts, etc require permits from the city where they are held and proof the promoters have taken adequate steps to deal with the crowd.
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  1569. ​ @MrTangolizard They alternate between starving and not starving. I don't think they've had an era of surplus during my lifetime.
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  1570. If you are going to mention "billions and billions" you are required to do it in a Carl Sagan voice.
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  1571. Immediately start fundraising to protect them from "attacks from fascists". All money raised will be held in accounts that are outside the lawsuits, but can still be accessed by those being sued.
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  1572.  @MrYfrank14  When I came back to the States after living in Sicily and Italy, I wondered where American cops kept their guns. Almost all had some sort of pistol, but none seemed to be carrying SMGs.
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  1573. He's one of the champions of Restorative Justice. Basically, criminals are the real victims, so don't punish them.
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  1574. ​ @ImpetuouslyInsane If it does open the staff will demand, and get, a "living wage". Aldi and Walmart start at around $15/hr, depending on location. These will start at $25 and the staff will be as unfireable as school teachers.
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  1575. First they have to check the affiliations and pronouns of who posted/shared the "bad stuff" before determining whether it really is bad or an "artistic choice".
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  1576. Can't pay? No problem. Can pay? Here, have a bill for six ibuprofen at $10 each.
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  1577. The win has to be enough that even reliable Dems will have to call bullshit on the mysterious "newly discovered" votes that come in days (weeks) after the election. Though I expect Princess Pelosi and Queen Clinton to keep screaming about the "stolen election" until they die.
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  1578. The primary thing AP classes teach is how to think independently and research subjects, not to just accept whatever is said as indisputable fact. This is seen as too great a threat to the machine today.
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  1579. VP Harris' campaign slogan should be "Face it, I have with the help of former President Obama, been running the country for two years. Why not just make it official?"
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  1580. ​ @marcodarko6941  Going back to the Al Gore campaign. He "loaned" his campaign a lot of money. With the stipulation that he would be paid back first from donations and the general party fund. Of course, this was all done with substantial interest and fees. All of it came from a change in campaign finance laws that made it illegal to keep leftover campaign funds for personal use. A lot of long term incumbents left office in the 1990's, right before the law kicked in when they realized their retirement fund was at risk.
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  1581. Instructions for the bell button are too complicated. Instead I shall plant corn in honor of both Mighty Bell Button and Glorious Leader.
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  1582. If I went down the full list of everything the state of Florida recommends I have I, and the entire population of the state, would be classified as prepers. After you've been in an area that's shut down because of a hurricane once, you learn to be prepared. Also to have a Plan B, C, and maybe D ready.
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  1583. I'm 6'4". I wish someone would have told me this was a bonus back in my dating days.
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  1584. Sadly, since Sports Illustrated went Uber Woke, she's SI Swimsuit issue material.
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  1585. You can use anything, however it will greatly shorten the life of the engine. When I started riding, around 1980, a friend tried using MMO instead of two stroke oil. His engine seized after 2-3 tanks of it. In the '80s two stroke motorcycles were still common. The general consensus of riders was that MMO, Singer oil, Diesel, ect might work, but only for a short time, and you definitely didn't want to stress the engine with higher RPMs while doing it. There isn't enough of a price difference to justify substituting. Just use the recommended oil.
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  1586. It's working so well in France that they felt they just had to send their "diverse" population to England.
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  1587. From the original Battlestar Galactica. A Cylon pilot crashed. When asked for an explanation it said "I was flying in a straight line. The planet came up us."
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  1588. They don't seem to have a separate coning tower. So the hatch had to push against the outside pressure (if submerged), and if you did open it the ocean would come in rather forcefully. So any mission was likely success or death. Which is at least better odds than the Japanese success is death.
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  1589. Unfortunately their viewers don't learn anything either.
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  1590. The bill wasn't about emergency care, that is dealt with regardless. Minnesota Dems wanted to specifically expand ongoing health care to known illegal immigrants. I've heard different versions, but supposedly needing additional treatment would be grounds for non deportation. So, for example, a person with a chronic or genetic issue could stay in Minnesota for the rest of their life at taxpayer expense.
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  1591. Kind of like the generic FOX blonde presenter.
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  1592. Unfortunately, in the hands of an inexperienced driver or someone who didn't stay on top of maintenance, those "quirks" became very dangerous. The issue with the tires was exasperated by full service gas stations, the most common type in the early 60's. The guys pumping gas, and checking the car, would adjust the pressure to be equal all around. The concept was solid. But the engineers failed to take in to account that half the drivers on the road considered remembering to get gas was the extant of their maintenance schedule. John DeLorean claims (In his autobiography, so take it with a grain of salt.) that he tried warning the board of GM about it's problems. But they kept quoting costs and refused to spend a dime more than necessary to get the car out of the door.
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  1593. What happens to things like MEFO bills or government backed bonds after a war if they are issued by the loosing side? I understand that if it ends with a treaty and redrawing a few lines on the map the issuing authority is still responsible. But in the case of Germany or Japan after WWII, or Russia after WWI that government no longer exists.
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  1594. It's St Louis. The Mayor's office will release a statement apologizing for inconveniencing the shooter by making him fill out all that paperwork before he could be released.
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  1595. Japan knew they couldn't win a toe to toe fight. Part of their strategy was to surrender back some of the land they'd taken. Invade for 1,000 miles and agree to give up 500. In the end the Japanese Empire is still greatly expanded. The idea that the allies would demand all or nothing and actually stick to it was probably a bit of a surprise.
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  1596. Pookie and Ray Ray have lots of cousins, and they vote. So you better not be too harsh on them.
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  1597. Bears are a heavily protected species here in Florida. If one is chewing on your leg it would probably be considered your fault for getting yourself into the situation. (Much like being in a burning building in LA.) The unwritten policy for hunters or hikers that were attacked by a bear was to follow the three S rule. Shoot, shovel, and shut up. Do what you have to do to get out of the situation, quickly cover any involvement while getting the heck out of there, and don't mention it to anyone. Similar advice for anyone who has to defend themselves in New York or cities with similar woke prosecutors.
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  1598. Among the things that are gone and not missed, automatic seatbelts. I swear those things were designed to strangle anyone over 6' tall.
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  1599. So much of this story, if written today, would start out "Florida Man......".
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  1600. Donald Hill Form follows function. A tool or machine designed to preform certain functions, will have a particular look. The reason tanks look like "tanks" is it a design that works.
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  1601. With the Admiral Kimmel question. Also rearrange/scatter your ground based aircraft.
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  1602. Remember when NYC decided to house the homeless in hotels that didn't normally take them (In more upscale neighborhoods) because of the Coof. The locals, who probably supported every taxpayer funded housing project were absolutely shocked by the behavior. Nimbyism kicked into overdrive. They demanded the new neighbors be moved out. They claimed it was because they needed to be closer to the various "support facilities" that many of the addicts and street crazies used. You know, for their own good. It had nothing to do with suddenly having to deal with what they had foisted on other neighborhoods around the city.
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  1603. Wait until after the credits. I'm sure there will be a hint at the next one.
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  1604. ​ @VioletRM  Like people who knowingly get in to a pyramid scheme. They know what it is, but are hoping they are one of the few in early enough and can get out fast enough to walk away with a profit.
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  1605. Several years ago someone pointed out that in NYC if they had just given every person "helped" by one of the housing programs $100K in cash it would have cost less. Of course if you gave them a check for that much, many would have blown it within a month and ended up right back where they started. But at least the city could say "We tried. Not our problem." and not be responsible for future payments.
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  1606. Maybe it's my age, but I learned to drive a manual using a butt tach. Shift when it feels like you need to shift.
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  1607.  @ashishpatel350  It's hard to sue for something that happened years, or decades ago. Not excusing it, that's just legal reality.
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  1608. Voyager always seemed schizophrenic to me. I believe they had different writers during the course of the show and each new group had something else they wanted to try. But if you have something, for example, in season 1 that you plan on being relevant during the second half of season 2, but have switched development teams it gets confusing. There are several episodes that justifiably get dumped on, but I'll give the series an overall B. It's sad that Voyager and Enterprise are held up as "When Star Trek was good". It's fallen so far since then.
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  1609. If you listen to British firearm specialists, they have a different way of referring to ammo. In America, for example, we'll say "Three fifty seven". Brits will call it "Point three five seven." Neither is wrong, just an indicator of the origin of your training.
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  1610. Once upon a time we hung horse thieves. Maybe a bit too much today, but catch and release damn sure isn't working.
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  1611. To quote former President Clinton's advisor George Carville. "IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID!" Remember "Transitory inflation"? Remember when they told us that the price spikes were due to disruptions in the supply chain? Remember how it was supposed to be ironed out in a couple months? Three years later I'm still waiting.
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  1612. When this film was made, you could fill the Impala, get two Cokes, and a pack of cigarettes for $10. About $52, adjusted for inflation.
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  1613. I've been surprised by how much stuff I knew, but I knew it wrong.
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  1614. If you give an answer to "How am I still single?" that isn't "Blah blah men bad." she doesn't want to hear it. They leave off the second question, "What can I do to change the situation?" because they don't want to do the work or give up anything.
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  1615. People don't understand that their Nova SS, nice as it may be, is never going to get near fully documented Yenko Nova prices. I've seen a few cars at shows with prices that make me think either they don't actually want to sell it, or the owner needs to put down the crack pipe for a while. I've also been amazed at what some people are asking for mock-up or clones. They expect to get the same price as an all original version.
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  1616. Because 20currentyear. If you can't write, switch character race/gender/sexual orientation. That's the same as creative plot and story development, right?
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  1617. At least she acknowledged it. So many women still consider that a victory. Though none seem to be able to show how.
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  1618. To quote former President Reagan "Trust but verify." You don't have to be paranoid or go full third degree whenever you meet her. But if something she says or does seems off, remember it. If she does this enough, she's hiding something and trying to find evidence of what it is, is well within your rights.
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  1619. Another missed opportunity. I remember the SSG in Shotgun News. Fairly cheap and an odd caliber, usually the thing I would have gone for. I can't remember why, but I talked myself out of buying one.
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  1620.  @OutnBacker  I've had two AMC vehicles with the I-6 engines. A Hornet (my first car) and a Jeep. Neither was going to win any races, but they always ran.
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  1621. Except for porch pirates. I won't get home delivery where I live because there's too high of a chance whatever is delivered won't be there by the time I get to it.
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  1622. You might have noticed she's of a particular party. Also, the Mayor and her entourage are made up of a certain demographic. But I'm sure that has nothing to do with it.
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  1623. Is "Bimmer" a Northeastern thing? We always called them "Beemers".
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  1624. ​ @meshugganator08  Possibly noticed a dropoff in donations and members to her channel. Then realized OF doesn't offer a 401K. Oh no! I need a permanent man (simp) to support me.
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  1625. I foresee her in the future making several appearances in court explaining that spawn number whatever didn't do nothing.
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  1626. For the people commenting how unrealistically optimistic the film is need to remember the timeline. Around the time it was conceived, the idea of a limited nuclear strike was still considered an option. Soon after, around the mid/late 60's this changed to one launch equals all launched. The goal of this policy was to remove the temptation to use nukes by making it almost a certain world ending scenario.
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  1627. It assumes the Emperor is being told the truth about what was happening in the field. The admirals of the navy reported sinking more aircraft carriers in one year than the US Navy had during the entire war, both Pacific and Atlantic. Junior officers reported higher success rates, and downplayed failures to senior officers. This became amplified as the information moved up the chain. Much like the German and Soviet systems, no one wanted to be the one delivering bad news.
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  1628. I don't think my Mom ever bought me a pair of shoes that were actually my size. I'd still manage to outgrow them.
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  1629. Gen Fredrick or Stanley Maude?
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  1630. Huge red flag I ignored with my (now) ex-wife. She told me if I ever got sick I was on my own. She passed it off as a joke later, but I should have pressed at the time. As your diagnosis was 6 years ago I assume you are doing better. Hope you have a good and long life.
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  1631. For years bears were a very protected species in Florida. Using force against one was almost guaranteed to put you in front of a judge. The unwritten rule for hunters or other people who spent time in wilderness areas was to move away. If this failed, follow the three S's. Shoot, shovel, and shut up. Do what you have to do to safely (for you) to end the situation, get rid of the evidence, and never mention it again.
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  1632. How about "just let them walk it off and give them time to cool down" for domestic abuse cases? That used to be the standard. A lot of women went through hell, many were killed because of it. It was, mostly, the left that demanded people be arrested for it.
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  1633. Americans would counter the weight of the gun by mounting a second gun.
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  1634. Seriously, when real life starts to make Cornhub look normal it's time to inspect your life choices.
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  1635. Me. Whether putting a few, or hundreds of rounds down range. I make sure I use at least one box of whatever is my preferred defensive ammo. Point of impact is different between companies/loads/bullet styles. It can get pricey, but also ensures I'm regularly cycling fresh ammo.
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  1636. Remember "Transitory inflation"? No one ever seemed to be able to define it, but it always came down to "when the supply issues were worked out". Only a few months. That was four years ago.
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  1637. It's not recoil. It's an escape feature that allows the sub to quickly reposition itself to avoid counter fire by suddenly lurching away from the visible muzzle flash. The navel equivalent of shoot and scoot.
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  1638. And later as the Toyota Matrix/Pontiac Vibe. The Holden/Toyota Nova looks like it's from this era.
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  1639. SPLC lost all credibility with me back in the 90's during the Great Militia Panic. They declared the Utah Militia a white supreme pizza group, purely because of their name. The Utah Militia is actually a group of vets that provide an honor guard at funerals for veterans. Yeah, being invited to a funeral to provide a formal official ceremony for a veteran is apparently proof that you are a supreme pizza supporter.
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  1640. There was an American football coach who was asked if the rain was the cause for his teams poor performance. He said "It rained on both sides of the field."
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  1641. In their defense, would you wait around on the police for 4 hours to file a report. On the 911 priority scale this is "Whenever you get back from vacation" level response. It is a feedback reaction though, you are right. Law enforcement makes it a hassle to report a crime, don't prosecute when citizens still do it, citizens give up, crime goes up, law enforcement claims to be overwhelmed, chain continues. Sometimes it takes force to break a chain.
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  1642. If you can find it, check out the Chrysler torture tests. Apparently they thought owners would haul a trailer full of bricks as part of their daily commute, and built it accordingly.
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  1643. 1950's, early '60s, figure about half of the adults smoked. So cramped up with that many people having a nic fit would turn ugly real fast. Show up with a backpack stuffed with cigarettes and chocolate, and they'd elect you King after the first day.
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  1644. Jeff Humphreys "This isn't the desk you are looking for." The Desk
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  1645. In Stewie Griffin voice Where's my money, bitch?!
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  1646. The four cylinder engine was just too weak. And not many were ordered when new. I remember riding in one with four people, plus cargo. Merging from an on ramp to the highway took luck, skill, and good timing. As the fours broke down, they were usually replaced with the I-6.
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  1647. I dated a professional photographer for a few years. She could preform miracles with makeup, lighting, filters, and other tricks. Often for wedding photos women looked different (better) than they did in real life. If the bride asked about the changes she'd explain that her job as a photographer was to let the bride try to see what her husband sees when he looks at her. It was a little white lie, kind of a romantic explanation. In truth people don't like paying for pictures that look like themselves.
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  1648. ​ @jaiman3107  Add it to the restitution requirement as part of their probation or parole.
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  1649. I've only dated one single mother. Technically she wasn't even single. Her husband bailed an disappeared to another state. She was waiting for time to pass so she could officially be declared abandoned and file for divorce. Her and I may have worked. Her, I and her daughter was a disaster. I told the kid no because she was pulling on my motorcycle and I didn't want it to tip over. She went off because she doesn't believe in the "N" word with children, and it wasn't my place to correct her anyway. It ended very soon after that.
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  1650. Women "I can't stand simps." Also women " Of course I have a couple in the stable. I need stuff."
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  1651. Ironic. A group that demands diversity doesn't know how to diversify their investments. Or payroll apparently.
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  1652. Modern feminism has taught them that compromise and settle are the same thing. Never give in, always expect 100% as a minimum. It never occurs to them to ask what the guy is giving up. It's assumed whatever it is was inconsequential and he owes it to her anyway.
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  1653. Intersectionality strikes again. MeToo outranks DeadGradma.
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  1654. Plus the payments they are laying out for the husband's car. Then there's insurance. Loan companies require you to carry full insurance for the life of the loan.
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  1655. Every person who had a birthday party as a kid, who's mom invited everyone she could find, but no one showed up is experiencing a flashback of sad.
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  1656. I have the urge to repeat that with a Dr Evil voice.
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  1657. Get your card stamped 100 times and you get a free apartment.
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  1658. Grand AM, the car most likely to be seen driving with at least one doughnut spare.
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  1659. Her lawyer is going to have an assistant or paralegal going over everything she submitted. But now telling the assistant there is likely video with audio. Look for anything that needs to be withdrawn before the client gets hit with perjury charges, or at least destroys her credibility. Decisions in family court often come down to she said/he said arguments with the judge left to decide which is more likely the truth. Also, always be open with your own lawyer. They can deal with bad news. They hate surprises, especially in court.
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  1660. Rogan has stated that he'd travel to meet with her at the time and place convenient for the campaign. They still said no. I think the big problem from the Harris campaign, aside from her staff being afraid of Rogan, was the insistence that it be live. No one on the Harris team could edit anything she said. They knew that over an hour of her ramblings would be career suicide.
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  1661. 1) People kept buying weed the old fashioned way. So no tax revenue. 2) Expenses far outweighed income. 3) Actual costs of dealing with the problem turned out to be higher than expected. But that, I'm sure, has nothing to do with decriminalizing all other drugs. 4) Absolutely none of this came as a surprise to anyone who can put three brain cells together. Unfortunately the west coast states screwing things up so bad has set the marijuana legalization attempts back for everywhere else. A few years back there was a reasonably sane system proposed here in Florida. It was based similar to alcohol laws. License wholesale production, growers. Separate license for sale to public, limited to X number per county. Small amounts (5-6 plants I think) could be grown for personal use. Local municipal laws could control if and where public sales were allowed. Increased penalties for sale of alcohol or any drugs to minors. Rules against using by employers or as a condition of probation would still remain in effect. Now, after looking at San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, etc there's a big pushback against legalization. As an addendum, I don't smoke pot, haven't for many years. I just think making something that I can easily grow in my yard illegal is silly.
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  1662. I wonder if anyone tried to glue a bunch of red envelopes to it's hand.
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  1663. They can call it insecurity, I prefer presumed exclusivity. Most men aren't under the illusion that they're dating a virgin. But, when you walk into a social event and do a headcount, then realize at least 8 (That you know for sure) guys know what your girlfriend is like in bed, it bothers you. Supposedly it shouldn't, but it does to varying degrees.
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  1664. This will continue until the companies that own the copyrighted material find a way (Or choose to if there already is a way.) to go after Twitch and not individual streamers. I'm certain that 5 minutes after Twitch has to start paying out legal fees they'll magically find a way to scrub copyrighted material from every account.
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  1665. Heresy, rabies, accidental OD on the brain meds? If you can't tell it's best to exterminate and be safe.
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  1666. I remember reading articles in Popular Science and Mechanics Illustrated around the time the Glomar was being built. It was being widely pitched as a viable form of mining.
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  1667. It was a Corolla. NUMMI was created to calm down Congress, who were threatening Japanese manufacturers with import limits. So they teamed up with GM to build Corollas here in the US. Other than trim and some cosmetics, they are almost completely interchangeable. The one advantage Nova's had was that dealers would discount them with rebates. Sometimes fairly large ones. Despite coming from the same factory, people vastly preferred Toyota over GM.
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  1668. Notice that you can see her (I think) face. Most of the others had hoodies and masks. Almost as if they intended to go out and do something that they didn't want to be identified with.
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  1669. I believe before the reforms of the rules in the 80's your position was based very heavily on seniority. Where you worked, what you did, transfers and promotions were all dependent on your hire date. So a person who started a month before you was always given a choice before you. This led to increased frustration because no matter what you did, good or bad, related to your job there were constantly people being moved ahead of you unless you stuck it out for years.
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  1670. Because you are already in the system. If you, I, or any citizen suddenly stops paying we get out paychecks garnished and eventually tossed in prison.
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  1671. Taco Bell, Thanos' kriptonite.
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  1672. It would be a State's Attorney from Illinois or possibly a federal prosecutor. They can't see corruption just a few miles away in Chicago. Do you really think she'll pop up on their radar? Kind of like shoplifters being ignored if what they are stealing is worth less than $1,000. If an elected official can keep their theft to under $1 million a year, it isn't really a crime there.
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  1673. Three speed automatic. Why? Was adding an extra cog to the machine that complicated? If they weren't forced to change, I swear US manufacturers would still be using them.
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  1674. For the record. A Molotov cocktail is considered a "Destructive Device" by BATFE. Same as a functioning grenade or RPG.
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  1675. Other people who either have a neck tattoo or date guys with them. Because they gangsta like that.
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  1676. Early in his career MacArthur figured out the importance of having his own press releases. In modern terms, spin doctors. He also had friends in Congress that only heard about MacArthur from MacArthur approved sources.
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  1677. When he was on the air Rush Limbaugh said he cut back on parodies because nothing he, or his staff, could come up with was so extreme that the left wouldn't embrace something even further out. Sadly, this has kept going.
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  1678. Korea, I don't think qualifies. It was certainly brutal, far more than most people realize. Especially if you look into the country during the realignment of the late 40's preceding the full outbreak of war. But it was seen as faction on faction political killing, not attempted extermination. Though much of same could be said about Indonesia. It didn't matter much to the targeted groups on either side what it was called. Violent revolution, suppression for stability, counterrevolution, or whatever, you and almost everyone around you still ended up dead.
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  1679. They, through their lapdogs in the press, are blaming Trump. Because.....reasons.
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  1680. Another problem is keeping experienced employees. Where I work the new hire rate has jumped a lot in the last two years. But those of us that have been there are still at our older pay scale. They have given raises, but you all but have to threaten to quit before they figure out you are serious. Even then it's a token amount because some of us are at a ceiling the company set years ago.
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  1681. Emotionally vulnerable? No. You don't hand a loaded gun to someone who is both mentally unstable/immature and has an incentive to use it. I had a friend, a woman who talked about how she and her fiancee shared all of each other's secrets. In private I asked her if he knew about certain incidents and activities in her past. She went white, then glowing red. I'd never known she could get so angry or hostile as she ordered me to never tell anyone about those things. I told her I wouldn't (And was being honest), but also told her to be a bit more open with him so he knows what he's getting. And to not get too mad if she ever finds out stuff about him.
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  1682.  @AirGuitarrrLegend  I originally knew her through a roommate during her party girl years. For the record, no livestock were involved. (At least as far as I know) She disappeared for a while and popped back up on the arm of a teammate in my softball league. She looked like she had changed for the better and I was the only person who knew her from before. Among the highlights she probably didn't want perspective hubby to know. 1) Fetish for guys already in relationships. Including one of her friend's husbands and another's boyfriend. She didn't want them, just the ego boost of bagging another trophy. 2) He love if nose candy binges and how she paid for it without cash. 3) Fun sweaty time with more than one other person at a time. (Hopefully YouTube algorithm friendly) I figured she had mentioned having a past, no surprise, everyone does. But she definitely skipped a lot of details. When we talked I suggested she let him know some of it. A little at a time, I don't think any guy could handle a full info dump.
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  1683. In her defense, she was in charge of PepsiCo. She also had to protect Taco Bell and KFC.
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  1684. ​ @MrSloika  They sold at, or near market price. Unfortunately gold prices had cratered at the time. Around $270/oz. In less than two years it was back over $400, and hit $700 within four. I'm not sure if how much is accurate and how much is conspiracy theory, but I've read that everyone knew England (And likely others) were likely going to have to dump huge reserves on the market. This drove down the value in the months leading up to the sale. But it did provide a huge profit potential for those that could buy in and wait out the turbulence.
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  1685. I know too many people who still believe the myth of Hands Up, Don't Shoot.
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  1686. But she was out to get the bad Orange Man. So any failings on her part are acceptable. Besides, strong black woman. MSNBC commentators.
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  1687. And replace him with who? He's already locked in as the Democrat candidate in some states, with more coming soon. They will be automatically giving those states to Trump. Accept the likely loss an maybe next time take a serious look at whoever the presumptive nominee is before they run through the primary.
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  1688. In particular white liberal women. Most of the policies harming the black community have huge support in mostly white left leaning suburbs. Outside of corporate shakedowns, the largest financial support for BLM came from college educated white women age 20-40.
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  1689. Once upon a time there was the saying "As goes California, so goes the rest of the country." Now it's "As goes California....off a cliff."
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  1690. Just have someone walk by and look at the building? Nope, not going to happen. Past experiences with government employees have taught me that actually walking down the hall to ask someone in another office is considered going above and beyond the call of duty. Besides, whatever is on the paperwork or screen in front of them is reality. Nothing you tell them can make a difference. I fought with the IRS for two years because someone used my identity to get a job. I would sit across the desk of a representative and ask them if they could explain how I left my job as a cook each day, fly from Florida to Arkansas to work as a meat processor (The job whoever was using my SSN had), then fly back to cook the next day. They'd just repeat back what was in front of them and offer a payment program.
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  1691.  @Ootlander  "Stop or I'll shoot you in the back!" Before police understood how to act around cameras.
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  1692. It stuck with a lot of people. My mother was born during the Depression and raised during the war. Anything that could be saved to be reused was.
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  1693. NAACP will tell you it's a great place to run a business. Not that they'll put any money up to start one. Or any member will risk doing it themselves.
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  1694. 8 track was a dead end technology. But for it's day, early 60's through the 70's, it was the best available.
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  1695. All that size, all that room, all that money. And still couldn't figure out where to put a cupholder.
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  1696. I'd like to know what happened with insurance. I'm 57, driving the same car I've had for five years. No tickets for over ten years, no accidents for 30. Yet when I renewed my policy it jumped by 90%, almost doubled.
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  1697. Target "Wait. Isn't that the beer you just stole from us?"
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  1698. The rush of new gun owners didn't start with the virus. It started when police said they'd be doing fewer patrols and arrests. It suddenly occurred to a lot of people that their defense starts with them.
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  1699. Probably from mockup or prop guns being converted. It is possible, but what you end up with is really just a more professional looking zip gun that will soon fail. Some starter pistols (Not a toy, but also not considered a "real" gun) can be bored out and made to fire live ammo. But, again, the end result is both illegal and dangerous. Changes in design have made this less likely with newer models.
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  1700. When I first saw one my first thought was of a mini Jaguar.
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  1701. They've vowed to continue fighting Israel to the last Palestinian.
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  1702. California, where having six unrelated people living in the same house can get you a visit from zoning and code enforcement. Unless they are Hispanic and no one has an ID, then you can put 20 in the same house.
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  1703. Come for the cat. Stay for the excellent political commentary.
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  1704. Long before their were manbuns I sort of had one. I'd wrap and tuck my hair (Very long back then) to fit it under my motorcycle helmet. But it came down as soon as the helmet came off.
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  1705. I'm a Floridian, I like cold, but not Scandinavian cold. 1cm of snow, once a decade is enough.
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  1706. Yong Yea is very vanilla. Not in a bland way. He gives commentary about game play, graphics, speeds, plot cohesion, replayability, ect. You know, all that stuff that used to matter in game reviews.
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  1707. I could imagine it in Catch 22.
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  1708. Way to many people, especially people who should know better, still believe the Hands Up Don't Shoot myth.
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  1709. My first thought was if they were talking about St Louis proper, or the greater St Louis region including ESL.
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  1710. Back when cameras on phones and smaller digital cameras were new the one I belonged to did ban them. There were a few being used, but that was with prior permission from management. It was from people who uploaded training videos (still rare back then) to show different techniques and similar things. They weren't intrusive, usually filmed during slow hours, and made sure they put as few people in the background as possible. Basically, they were professional about it. Now, no one even pretends to be courteous. Most are for clickbait and shaming strangers to make themselves feel better.
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  1711. By a major studio? No. Even if it were approved, every other line would be cut by internal censoring.
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  1712. ​ @Dr_Dirk_Diggler  In a couple years. You assume the factories that made the parts have assembly lines up and running. Russia is already cannibalizing existing equipment to keep running. Though, admittedly, they did start a lot of spares to work with. Will this cripple the Russian war effort, no. But it will reduce efficiency from both the loss of aircraft and additional measures they have to take to prevent it from happening again.
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  1713. Joe can't remember ever feeling better. Of course, he can barely remember breakfast, but that's not a problem.
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  1714. Maybe they'll elect a deacon or preacher. So they can add "I'm a man/woman of Ghawd!" to their list of defenses when cash disappears again.
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  1715. Bernie would probably only take $18 for himself. Then use the other two to sprinkle pennies among his followers. Successful socialists know not to keep everything for themselves, just almost everything. Keep the peasants hungry and they stay weak. Let them starve, and they start the plan revolution.
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  1716. Let us focus on the future, unburdened by paint jobs of the past.
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  1717. What, no pictures of the murderer's 8th grade graduation? Where's his mom talking about how he's such a good boy?
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  1718. The company I work for tells new employees that posting negative comments about the company or employees online will likely result in immediate termination. Engaging in behavior that brings negative attention to the company (Like getting stupid for a TikTok video) will also allow you to seek out other employment opportunities. This is very common, even if it isn't a written rule it is common sense. Why did these geniuses think they would be exempt from the same rules? Oh well, they should have no problem getting a job down the street at Facebook (I mean Metta). It's not like they are a giant faceless corporation that would lay off thousands of workers at once.
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  1719. Person attacked because they are protesting for gay rights. I can't wait for LGBTQ+ people to be arrested for a hate crime against a homosexual person. I know it won't happen, but I can dream about the legal shit show it would create.
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  1720. If I identify as someone who is both thinner and more muscular can I get some speed and steroids? I'm just trying to be the real me.
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  1721. Many countries have warnings against traveling to San Francisco.
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  1722. Aircraft carrier with 18" guns? How did the US Navy overlook this option?
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  1723. Some can't, many won't. A lot of people refuse to see potential beyond the few blocks they live in. They become complacent and eventually comfortable with their lives.
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  1724. The pretzel logic of "The party screwed us last time, but they have to listen now." Nope, just screwed you again. By now they assume you like it that way.
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  1725. 99% of the country outside of the DC area wouldn't have known. The only reason people in the area would have noticed is that the road would be closed while they cleaned it up.
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  1726.  @JSainte17  Just like the mysterious way BLM protests helped prevent [The unnamed virus of unknown origin].
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  1727. ​ @CarpeNoctem135  But jobs have unreasonable conditions. Like expecting you to show up, and not be stoned out of your mind.
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  1728. Unless prosecutors are willing to prosecute, absolutely nothing. But I do give Californians credit for at least recognizing something is wrong and are willing to do something.
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  1729. I want to hear the excuses of how "I'll never settle" turned out. I'm sure it will be something like "You can't choose who you love" which actually translates to the best who would deal with me.
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  1730. We, the Association for the Liberation of Bell Button, demand that buttons everywhere be allowed freedom to travel! Also that the Bell Button Liberation Coalition Spits on ground be universally condemned as a terrorist organization who are only using Button based issues as a means of criminal self enrichment.
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  1731. If you ever want to read historical fantasy, look up the North Korean version of the war.
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  1732. Can I request a flight with no kids?
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  1733. The poor condition and training of the Russian fleet wasn't known at the time. Like the Spanish fleet in the Philippines a few years earlier, it looked good on paper.
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  1734. I have a couple Hawaiian shirts. I switch them out with my bowling shirts. In Winter it's flannel.
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  1735. If a genetic woman and a trans woman get in a fight, who's commiting the hate crime?
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  1736. ​ @jessicaodell6251  He brought together a large group with no means of controlling the mob. The assumption is that he should have known this was a likely outcome. Think of it like throwing a rock. If you do it in an open field, no problem. If you do it on a crowded street or sidewalk, problem.
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  1737. ​ @mr.sinjin-smyth  And no matter how much you give, how much you change to adapt to their newest demands, it's never enough. They'll be back with more demands tomorrow.
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  1738. Bethesda is afraid that any promo they post on YouTube, or similar outlets, will be responded to with a wall of Remember 76, and Never Pre-order. Unfortunately for them, anything they touch for at least the next two years will be tainted.
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  1739. "At least it's not raining."
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  1740.  @LMB222  In Africa I think they spun a wheel each week to see which country would have a coup or revolution.
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  1741. Look at almost any government social service agency. The cost per person is incredibly high. Mostly it comes down to the filters that the money has to go through which bleed off some at each level. There's also redundancy. Many programs are doing the same thing as others. Think of a Ven diagram with a huge overlap between the two circles. But if you try to combine them to end this overlap there will be banshee level screaming that you are trying to kill the poor.
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  1742. Sam Kinison vs Cancel Culture would have been great. He prided himself on finding an offensive position, then charging forward.
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  1743. This. Is. Modern. War.
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  1744.  ur mom  Excellent planning. Keep the planes in kit form until needed. Space saving at it's best.
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  1745. He has instant response as his default mode. It really would do him some good, if nothing else for perception, for someone on his staff to teach him how to stay silent for a few seconds.
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  1746. The "farm" was designed by someone who read a book about hydroponics. Well, looked at some pictures, that's close enough.
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  1747. All new electrical gizmos, yea! Wait, it's from Jaguar? Run for your lives!!!
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  1748. In an alternate timeline pig 311 went on to become known a Caesar I and led the great Swine Revolution of 1951. All hail our Suskine overlords.
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  1749. Add to the list the underemployed. I'm working again, but only 20-25 hours a week.
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  1750. Likely tested positive. But people's reactions to it run the full spectrum from "I was sick, when?", to death.
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  1751. Radar found the enemy. Unfortunately they fired Type 14 torpedoes. So , assuming they even hit, they were about as effective as using harsh language.
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  1752. I was trying to find the Greek translation.
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  1753. Rule #1 of sausage. Eat, don't ask. I've butchered a few hogs, domestic and wild. I'm picky about the parts I save to eat. Most meat processing plants, not so much.
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  1754. Over a long enough timeline....
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  1755. I believe they were built with an estimated 4-5 year service span. This, when compared to the estimate of almost 30 years for a regular freighter, made them effectively disposable craft.
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  1756. We've always had a primary. Yeah, well it's 2024 and you're a Democrat. Primaries are optional this year.
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  1757. The guy who is issued a simplified Sten will be quoting Charlie Brown. "I got a rock."
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  1758. I've started getting Webull ads at the beginning of every video. I'm beginning to think they're fishing for former Robinhood users.
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  1759. Automatically denying bail because they already forfeited existing bail probably wouldn't be constitutional. However, I see no problem with putting a 10X factor on any bail posted in the future. Just like a credit rating, once you have proven you aren't reliable, you get to pay extra.
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  1760. For the lady complaining about being shot down. Now imagine that. But you just bought him, and the other guys he's with drinks. Then they break out laughing as you walk away.
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  1761. I had a '94. Probably the most boring vehicle I've ever owned. But it sat 6 full sized humans without being the length of a destroyer, and carried half an apartment's stuff when I pulled the seats. Almost embarrassingly uncool, but beyond practical.
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  1762. Indiana Jones Didn't we get that promise last year?
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  1763. Call out China on their BS and they will suddenly find any movie that they are trying to be a part of can't get funded. They know they can't support the lifestyle they've become accustomed to with whatever job they had before Hollywood.
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  1764. In Oakland this guy would get a ticket for illegal parking.
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  1765. The Japanese tried to take out major portions of LA. But they were distracted by the giant Horroywoood! sign.
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  1766. I was at a friend's house when he mentioned getting a new ring for his wife because he thought the one he gave her when he proposed was too small. She came into the room and led him out by his hand. She pointed at the dishwasher and said to buy a new one because that one was beyond repair. She asked for either a larger water heater or inline system so she didn't have to deal with running out of hot water in the shower. She said she could probably find a few more, better ways to spend money than on a ring. His father piped up and yelled "She's a keeper. Don't screw it up!"
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  1767. Just gave up. This describes the look of a lot of areas I've been through. A few looked like there was some sort of natural disaster years ago. Then everyone sat down and waited for aid to arrive, but it never did.
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  1768. I've started before, when this was announced I asked which would be longer? The Battle of Stalingrad or TIK's series about it. I meant it as a joke, not a challenge.
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  1769. Knudson's spiritual successor would become the US Secretary of the Navy 20 years later. When asked to expand cryptography and code breaking, he explained "Gentleman do not read each other's mail."
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  1770. Yeah, but those new soft bumpers won't have the same effect when dealing with Illinois Nazis.
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  1771. But very profitable.
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  1772. Why let reality stand in the way of campaign propaganda? It hasn't slowed them down for decades.
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  1773. ​ @luminator982 He's a GM Fanboy. He recommended a Hummer.
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  1774. Some early ones, especially LED gauges, were twitchy. Long term (beyond warranty) reliability was hit or miss. There's also the factor of "not what I'm used to". Similar to how a dog can freak out after you rearrange the furniture. Everything is still there, it might even be in a better position, but you've trained your brain to accept something else as normal and this isn't it.
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  1775. Imagine being in a forward patrol and being told to take an encampment. Then you suddenly charge into a gathering of Juggalos. Both confusing and a bit terrifying.
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  1776. I'm knocking around in an old Corolla. Paid cash, no payments low insurance. Sure, I don't get compliments online about my awesome car, but that doesn't matter to me like it does her.
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  1777. Personal theory. Someone who knew he was on the edge of loosing it came to him with a "solution" to make all his problems go away. Then equipped him with whatever he needed and pointed him at the judge. When it got to the escape part of the plan he found out the hard way that getting away wasn't part of the plan.
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  1778. Now to once again search for all those articles claiming single player games were dead from a few years ago.
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  1779. If they were capable of feeling genuine shame they wouldn't have been there to begin with.
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  1780. Oddly, I have actually lost a gun while on a boat. Fortunately I live in Florida so no worries explaining why I no longer have a pistol that is registered in my name.
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  1781. From my gun closet I can hear the weeping. A lot of "No, no, make it stop."
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  1782. They were shut down in large part because of all or nothing thinking. A lot of those were hell holes. If you weren't crazy when you went in, you soon would be. But instead of increasing the requirements to be placed in one, they kicked almost everyone out. This unfortunately included people who genuinely needed regular monitoring, not just a note reminding them when to take which drugs.
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  1783. Step 1. Be told you are guilty. Step 2. Look within yourself and find proof of your guilt Step 3. Deliver the proof (even if you have to make it up) and confess your guilt. Step 4. Don't bother asking for absolution or forgiveness because no one will offer it even if they had the power to do so.
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  1784. Well, there may have been a few deviations from historical accuracy for purposes of dramatic effect.
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  1785. In American news broadcasts they'll describe details, down to the type of shoelaces they wore before describing skin color/ethnicity if a suspect is any shade darker than beige.
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  1786. Hire people (activists), call them judges and let them approve every application in front of them. Abracadabra! A whole new voting block.
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  1787. Twin bayonets seems more Borderlands.
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  1788. "His motivations are still unclear" CNN reporting on Booth shooting Lincoln.
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  1789. It had a couple different meanings. Like a "Well regulated ship of the line" meant a naval vessel that had plenty of rope, sail cloth, powder, cannon balls, ect. A similar meaning for militia brigade. It meant they were ready to act without needing additional time to gather equipment and supplies.
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  1790. The political equivalent of a couple that stays together for the sake of the kids and standing in the community. Once they get home the masks come off.
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  1791. It took Albertsons (I think it was them) over ten years to open a store in the former location of a burned out strip mall in LA after the Rodney King riots. And then only after the city and state offered to waive a bunch of permits (Would have made constructing the place too expensive and taken too long.) and given them sizable tax breaks. Companies have long memories when it comes to why they aren't in a particular area.
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  1792.  @petebondurant58  And Nixon was almost guaranteed to win reelection in 1972. He didn't "need" to be associated with anyone desperate enough to plan the Watergate break-in, but he was. The desire for power can create allies that, in hindsight, are absolutely disastrous.
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  1793.  @danparish1344  No good deed goes unpunished.
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  1794. Now if they would just get as mad about being killed by each other. A cop, especially a white one, shoots someone and witnesses will be lined up around the block. A black man shoots another, and no one saw nothing.
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  1795. The EPA had required new paint formulas. Some took longer than others to get it right. Chrysler and GM took the longest. That's why so many of their cars had the signature burnt/fade area on hoods, roofs, and trunks. A friend who did body work told me GM started using fewer coats on many of their less costly models around this time. Unless you were an expert in auto paint, and had an old and new model side by side, you couldn't tell the difference when new. But as they aged it faded a lot faster.
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  1796. He's in protective custody, previously on a psych watch. This is similar to, but in many jails not nearly as bad as solitary. In solitary confinement he would be alone in his cell, but not let out other than for inspection. Lights are on 24 hours a day and most of the other people there are nuts. There's screaming, banging on doors and walls, and other noise all day and night. Unless you are absolutely sure other inmates are going to kill you, it is not a place to request.
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  1797. My TV broke when I moved about a year and a half ago. At the time I put "get new TV" on the list of things to do. Still haven't and aren't missing anything.
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  1798. Greetings from a formerly wet and windy, now sunny corner of Florida.
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  1799. I slid down the drydock in '66. Protected, smooth water is probably best for me at this point. I've done plenty of time in rough water and the damage was never fully repaired.
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  1800. The woman I'm currently seeing (Not exactly dating) had our first meeting at the coffee/lunch place. I paid, but it was around $20, so no big deal. I've tried laying out big cash on an opening date before. It didn't work. It turns out I'm not really into women who are impressed by stuff like that. Maybe as an event, but not a normal date. I learned early on to avoid women who except it as a regular thing.
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  1801. Unfortunately, for the next six months, we're all stuck with him.
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  1802. I think they've almost bottomed out at this point. The people left either have a good reason to be there, or just can't leave. But they don't have anything to attract a lot of new people to move in.
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  1803. I would like to see a conversation between a group of mechanics and a group of automotive engineers. Have the engineers/designers explain why they built things a particular way. Did they ever think it might have be fixed or taken apart?
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  1804. I'm fighting for the right of women related to.... As soon as she threw in qualifiers she lost the argument. Also notice she isn't fighting for equal responsibility or workload.
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  1805.  @rustyjeep2469  Not just parts, but whole cars. A lot of people drove $600-$1,000 cars because that's all they could afford. No rebate is going to put them in a new hybrid. Cheap, it will get you to work and back, cars were wiped off the market. It forced a lot of the working poor (The people Obama claimed to be looking out for.) to deal with buy here/pay here lots. They ended up forking over a lot more money because financed cars required full insurance along with the usury level interest rates they charge.
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  1806. Balance?
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  1807. For an additional level of fun, turn on YouTube auto translate. It has no idea what to do with a Scottish accent.
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  1808. Personal theory. The POW story had two purposes. 1) Make the Ukrainians think twice before firing on large aircraft. 2) Explain why a large number of people known to be taken captive caught a bad case of dead or went missing.
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  1809. I wouldn't give up, but definitely step back to reorganize and reprioritize. I was 28/29 when I went through a devastating divorce. Among other things, it started my I hate every woman phase. Eventually I shifted to actually listening to the warning voice in my head and paying attention to red flags. They are increasingly rare, but sane more or less decent women out there. Make it clear up front what you are looking for and why. Stuff that could occasionally happen, but you can live with so long as they are trying to correct it verses being an absolute deal breaker. Be honest (and explain you expect the same from them), but not exceedingly open. Most importantly, learn how to be alone without being lonely. Loneliness will create desperation. Desperate people have a long history of making bad decisions.
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  1810. That is what they truly fear, apathy. The blow to their ego, the idea that they aren't the main character is genuinely something that would crush them.
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  1811. Well, except for the army of armed bodyguards just off camera. You know, the way everyone travels.
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  1812. There is a maximum density for anything that grows. Hydroponic and similar systems can grow more per square yard than traditional open field, but cost a lot more initially and day to day. It doesn't matter how "good" your product is, there is a maximum price people will pay. Especially if a similar product is available for significantly less.
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  1813. I'm surprised no one in the US Navy tried pop up turrets on a carrier deck. When launching or retrieving aircraft they would recessed for a flat deck. If under attack they would deploy dozens on each side like an angry porcupine.
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  1814. ​ @philiplubduck6107  See also banks that get hit with fines of millions or tens of millions for assisting in illegal money laundering. Ignore the fact that during the time they did it they raked in hundreds of millions and often billions of dollars. The banks keep their profits, the board keeps their bonuses, the shareholders keep their payouts. The government just skims a bit off the top as a warning to not be so greedy next year.
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  1815. There is no forgiveness. They just move on to the next outrage. But they remember, and will continue to punish
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  1816. I wonder if #2 plays back her videos when she's crying herself to sleep? Or maybe she's enough of a sociopath to truly feel nothing. And drank enough of the feminist Kool Aid to believe it and think it's normal.
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  1817. In New York a case can be transferred to adult court if the perpetrator is as young as 13. It is entirely the prosecutor's discretion. It is 100% prosecutors that are letting little thugletts go out and repeat their crimes over and over. It is not accidental, it's not misjudgement. It is an intentional choice. They could, if they wanted to, move this and any outstanding cases to adult court where he'd receive an adult sentence. Would a decade or more inside help him? Maybe, maybe not. But at least his future victims would be safe.
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  1818. ​ @zacharywolter  Whatever they gained by disrupting the underground markets would be instantly lost when it was found Ukraine was engaged in mass counterfeiting of Dollars. Even the most pro Ukraine politicians in America would have a hard time explaining that to their constituents.
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  1819. Initially yes, explosions will cause them to scatter. Unfortunately sinking ships like this have other factors that attract sharks. 1) Blood from wounded crew and passengers. 2) Thrashing in water. To a shark this is interpreted as either a large wounded animal or a feeding frenzy from other fish. Either way it's a dinner bell. 3) Electrical impulses. Some sharks, and other fish, can pick up weak electric pulses. This lets them locate prey in cloudy water or when there's no light. Batteries and electric objects on the ship, when they start shorting out, can create similar signals. Again, ringing the dinner bell. One thing from the video. Sharks rarely eat people. They bite and cause injuries or death, but it is uncommon for them to continue. Most people who die from shark attacks either drown, or from blood loss. Maybe we look good but taste bad.
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  1820. Maybe it's a local thing, but places I've seen demolished have a large orange sticker (often more than one) on the doors announcing that it is declared abandoned and scheduled for demolition. If Georgia doesn't do this they might want to start.
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  1821. When I was younger I was given a lot of contradictory advice. I was the nice guy (AKA stupid) and went with that. Several disasters later I realized how wrong that advice was. In hindsight the best advice I got, but didn't actually implement until later, was from a couple lesbian friends. I guess experience with dating women taught them reality early on.
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  1822. Steve1989 regularly uses military issue MRE plastic utensils. Think about it. Actual spoons and sporks designed to evade metal detectors. Why does the government allow people to have access to weapons issued to soldiers in combat? Stop the madness! Ban everything now!
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  1823. There could be a huge misuse of something like this. Imagine if the accounts of several people on the Fed Reserve board seemed to Tweet "Half point? Full point? Stay tuned to find out." Markets would freak out.
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  1824. The graveyards are full of irreplaceable men. Winston Churchill The unemployment lines are full of irreplaceable workers. Anywhere today
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  1825. I always used root as the path to take. Rowt is used when referring to a specific road EG "Rowt 17".
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  1826. ​ @kimberlyhood4095  His voice sounds like it's on the verge of cracking. As if he's trying to suppress breaking out crying.
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  1827. Nah, they'll just show up and shoot a few dogs from around the neighborhood.
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  1828. Said by people who've never filed an insurance claim. Probably lots of lawsuits though.
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  1829. Smart enough to know all those words on the SAT. But too dense to understand the loan part of "student loan" means you have to pay it back when you are no longer a student.
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  1830. Embrace the suck as a complete lifestyle.
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  1831. Potato, Potahto. Riot, BLM sponsored shopping spree. It's all in what you name it.
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  1832. Smollet may walk away from the state charges because of double jeopardy. But those involved with the (lack of) prosecution are likely looking at a lot of charges. Because everyone seems to forget it, we'll all repeat together "The cover-up is worse than the crime."
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  1833. Now I'm imagining a bunch of crabs warming up just off stage waiting for their entrance theme.
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  1834. Like so many other questionable engineering and design decisions, "It looked good on paper".
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  1835. The Jesuits had a saying along "Give us a boy until 10, he's ours for life." (Okay, different meaning back then.) Imagine how many thousands of hours of "Diversity training" propaganda these people have had drilled into their heads to get to this point. From grade school through university there's been a daily repetition of Diversity (whatever it is) good, independent thought bad. At this point they may as well hire cult deprogramming specialists. Except that wouldn't work either. They want the obedient drones to get elected. They just want to teach them how to not look like obedient drones.
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  1836. I had only heard of the events in passing. Like Russian, or other Soviet citizens who were POWs asking to not be sent back. This is the first time I saw it as an overall policy of the US and UK. I had no idea it was so extensive or resisted to such a degree.
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  1837.  @Falconlibrary  I've heard that almost word for word from a female friend who's boyfriend dumped her after she cheated, twice. She ran back to him after both but didn't cover her trail well enough after the second and was caught. I asked her if she cheated on him, but went back to him, can I assume no man can meet your "needs"? Or could it be you don't understand the difference between need and desire and are just unable to appreciate what you have? She stopped talking to me soon after that.
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  1838. We've already had the first part. Soldiers effectively saying "Screw you guys, I'm going home." It hasn't happened on near the levels of the first world war, but too many are walking away or just giving up. I don't think it's enough to provide a tactical advantage to the Ukrainians, but enough to make senior officers nervous.
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  1839. Seth is the modern incarnation of the 1960's/70's rockstar who drops the equivalent of an average workers salary for a decade to fly around the world to meet with a spiritual guru so they can learn to live without material possessions. They preach about a life without complications and not letting stuff bother you. Then put 10 pages of conditions in their next rider for work or a public appearance.
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  1840. For a quick visual summation of almost all territorial advances in WWI, look up "11 foot 8 bridge" on YouTube.
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  1841. Nike paid him too much to go away. It's his job to let them pretend to be woke and give them cover for their history (And ongoing practice) of borderline slavery.
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  1842. I choose to take multiple pictures of Bell Button from 3' with microfilm camera.
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  1843. Bullion is harder to make disappear. But a lot of coins and smaller bars probably evaporated whenever it moved or changed hands. It's easy for a soldier, on either the obviously winning or loosing side by that point in the war, to rationalize "They won't miss a pocket full" while planning their future. Several pockets (or several dozen) later 3-4 tons magically becomes 1-2 tons.
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  1844. But then there's the disappointment on the face of a woman when she realizes you really do have an avocado in your pants, and you aren't that happy to see her.
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  1845. Supposedly the crew was intoxicated. So, any random day in the Russian Navy? There was also faulty or improperly maintained equipment. Again, any random day for the Russian Navy.
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  1846. Very small doses. I can only handle a few minutes of TYT at a time.
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  1847. She is.
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  1848. 2019: Worst year for gaming ever. 2020: Baby, you ain't seen nothing yet!
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  1849. Because women risking their lives deserve to be paid half the price of a date. (Her logic) It's nice to know she places such a low value of the life of a woman.
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  1850. Steel is an alloy made of iron and other metals. Based on the way these things dissolved, GM found a way to mix iron and Alka Seltzer.
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  1851. Daddy's check cleared this month, so they don't care.
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  1852. There are some golf courses that are in sketchy areas. Not this one, but they do exist.
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  1853. Food desert coming. Right now it's at drought stage. But the locals are trying hard to upgrade.
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  1854. Much of their audience is NYC and SoCal based. New Yorkers consider going from Manhattan to Queens practically leaving the country. In LA traveling 15 miles can take over an hour, so leaving the state is a major trip.
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  1855. Well intentioned. But then, the road to hell. Not justifying much of what happened. Even when some problems were shown to be exasperated by the programs that were supposed to be fixing the solution was to double down and make the program larger.
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  1856. Storage life above all else. Like stupid warnings on modern products, this philosophy could likely be traced back to one unfortunate person. Possibly an officer during the Stalin era who was shot for sabotage when the ammo under his command was ruined by environmental conditions. Everyone else, not wanting to share a similar fate, made sure the problem wouldn't happen to them. Stalin is gone, but traditions started under him live on. A friend bought a case of 7.62×54 years ago and ran into the problem of opening it. He assumed it was the key and ribbon spam type. No key. Tried pliers, no ribbon. Eventually he used a knife and hammer to start it, then chisel and hammer to finish. We joked that this is why fighting was done during the day. It took all night to get the ammo you'd need for the next day's combat.
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  1857. I had a hard time explaining that to a guy I was trying to buy a Mustang from about 3 years ago. The wheels/tires/brakes he added, I'd pay extra for. The engine upgrades, (Nothing extreme but he was very excited over.), I was neutral. The cosmetics and lights actually worked against it because I would probably take some of them off. He seemed to think he could get the full retail cost back of every mod.
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  1858.  @88wildcat  My thought too. Only five? I've been dealing with [Bad Austrian Man] comparisons for at least 30. Though it became the default term around the early 2000s.
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  1859. He was a disaster as a President. But he's probably the nicest person to hold the office, at least in the modern era.
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  1860. A cellphone video or picture can at least give a description.
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  1861. The algorithms that pick the ads base it on your history. If you watch political videos (regardless of issue), Google political sites, or comment on Twitter, it is more to likely put political ads on YouTube.
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  1862. White Claw, 2020's answer to "What happened to Zima?"
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  1863. Common in most militaries at the time. The USS Saratoga was "sunk" at least six times. After a while the IJN admiralty must have thought we had a shipyard exclusively dedicated to turning out Saratogas or it was secretly the largest submarine ever conceived.
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  1864. Possibly the density of allied AA made putting anything in the air dangerous. Group troops likely opened up on whatever they could see before they could clearly distinguish friend from foe.
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  1865. Mr Bell Button has assured me that he is thoroughly protected and masked. He requested that I maintain a greater than usual distance.
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  1866. Classic progressive reaction. It didn't work? In fact it made things worse? The solution is to do it again, only bigger!
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  1867. Questions might lead to other questions. Like, "How did so many "underperforming" students get into the university?" "Why were they promoted up through undergraduate classes to reach post grad level?" And "Why were certain others, who clearly had the academic credentials, denied access?"
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  1868. Nearest storm drain. You or I would get hit with a huge fine if we tried it. But it's cruel and inhumane to expect certain groups to follow the rules.
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  1869. Oddly, while I was separated before my divorce I turned down opportunities. At first it was because I had been blindsided by her leaving. I was confused and thought reconciliation was possible. Later, when it became obvious that wasn't going to happen it was probably more about ego. I had to prove I was the better person by not jumping in bed with the next woman I could.
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  1870. Update: She finally held a press conference. It was cringy. She blamed her lack of social status (Mayor of San Francisco?) for the investigation. Basically played the victim card. Her attorney quit immediately after.
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  1871. One of the reasons they are panicking is the number of businesses that are reducing their HR departments. HR/Personnel/whatever it was called started as a way for employees to deal with problems they had within the company. From troublesome coworkers and bosses, to payroll mistakes. Then it became the dumping ground for angry blue hairs and people with a serious chip on their shoulder against almost everyone else. Corporations have figured out that not only don't they add anything to productivity, they work against it. Instead of solving problems many were creating them. Most within the DEI community have lost their fallback position, they realize they might actually have to do something productive and prove they are worth the money spent on them.
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  1872. From the early days of the atomic era. When this was made, these weapons were considered just really big bombs. The government wanted to convince the masses that an attack with with atomic weapons would be bad, but survivable.
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  1873. At least canvas was a restricted item at the time.
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  1874. Yep. And millions of little geniuses voted for him because of it. To quote another presidential candidate "No refunds."
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  1875. It was a supply ship. Basically a floating warehouse. Without anyone other than itself to provide for, it could stay at sea for a long time.
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  1876. One of the first rules of a revolution. As soon as you have power, cut the radicals/storm troops loose. You can never make them happy, and they'll scare the normies you need to keep power. You notice the Mayors of Chicago and other cities called for the National Guard to restore peace as soon as Pres Trump was out. The rioters served their purpose, then it was time for them to either go away, or be put away.
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  1877. When the NFL was first being looked at for cumulative head trauma and long term effects I remember one doctor in an interview talking about howitzer wobble. (I think that's what he called it) Back in the 1950's it was known that exposure to repeated blasts from artillery fire was linked to at least temporary brain damage similar to a concussion even though no one had a concussion. Though long term studies weren't done and the exact cause wasn't known. Even then they know it caused problems and limited the number of times soldiers could fire. At least during peacetime.
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  1878. My first thought too.
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  1879. Brad Yelich Changed. I could blame autocorrect, but I should check my homework before turning it in.
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  1880. It's intended as a question that men are supposed to ask themselves about the woman they are dating. If they can't come up with a sufficient answer, walk away. Women can ask themselves the same thing. But again, if they can't come up with anything more than "All of this." or "I am the table", they should reexamine their lives and understand why no relationship has worked out.
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  1881. My notable memory of Philadelphia is seeing my first street crazy. Some guy yelling at turn signal or light pole. I don't know what set him off, but he definitely didn't like that pole.
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  1882. A friend was going through a divorce around 2000/2001. During a meeting between them and their attorneys her lawyer brought up situations that had occurred since the separation. He immediately asked to stop. Then brought out a stack of disks and explained that these were video and audio recordings of every time she had been to or called his house. He was willing to put them up against whatever she was claiming. Her attorney said he'd get back to her claims later (He never did) and quickly moved on to the next issue. Never underestimate an exs ability to rewrite history, nor their imagination when it comes to claiming to be a victim.
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  1883. Remember when being a citizen meant something.
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  1884. There's a debate within the psychology world as to what age a person can be declared a sociopath/psychopath. Most agree that the brain doesn't fully understand consequences until the early to mid 20's. But from a practical point of view, any child psychologist, teacher, or person who deals with teens regularly can spot the ones that are not going to make it in a civilized society with 95% accuracy. Can you turn them around? Yes. But it requires intense work, therapy, and an almost total reprogramming (Brainwashing if you prefer) of their mind.
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  1885. Apathy is what Dylan fears most.
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  1886. 20 years after the Rodney King riots in LA most of the burned out stores were still empty lots. It wasn't until they were offered big breaks on taxes and utilities that some national chains considered moving in. Even then most considered it not worth the risk.
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  1887. As one of the former leaders of GM put it, we used to be a car company, now we're an insurance company that occasionally makes cars.
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  1888. Little known fact. Walter Cronkite used this story as a test for prospective reporters. If they could read it straight, they were hired. If there were any unnatural pauses or laughing, they were sent on their way.
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  1889. Several in America between 1997-2007. Of course, in 2007 they crashed into reality and fell back to 1997 (or earlier) levels very quickly.
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  1890. A friend of mine is somewhere in the middle of the mob. I've tried to explain that the mayor will let them destroy almost the entire city, just don't touch federal property. They know this, but want a confrontation with law enforcement. They think this will somehow convert others to their side.
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  1891. Closing the asylum system was required. The ACLU sued on behalf of some people who were mildly mentally ill, but were forced into them. They also ended the requirement that people had to stay on their meds. As well intentioned all of this may have been, the outcome is the disaster we have today.
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  1892. So the great new tactic was to try to make small gains and get small gains, as apposed to try for large and getting small? A professor of mine once pointed out something like "Brilliance is watching someone futilely beat their head against a brick wall of a problem, then coming up with a solution that would be obvious to a child."
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  1893. Expect the usual REEEE! and accusations of racism.
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  1894. Don't worry. She'll find some way to insert herself into the story. Of course she'll be the victim......who needs to be paid for her.... something.
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  1895. Do not date coworkers. I've made that mistake once. I've seen others do it too many times. I don't need to see her at work and away from it. Also, when it ends, what's the plan? Have you ever tried working with someone who absolutely hates you or you can't stand seeing day after day?
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  1896. I'm having flashbacks to trying to replace the rear brakes on my Caravan. 10 hours. 10 EFFING HOURS! That did include a few breaks to walk away and calm down so I didn't burn it to the ground. This also included replacing a few bits that were corroded and not in the mood to move.
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  1897. Add the sugar while it is still hot to properly dissolve the sugar, then cool. Unsweetened tea with the sugar added to sweeten it is not sweet tea. Or so I've been informed. Personally, I can't drink the pancake syrup they call tea around here.
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  1898. Undecided "35YO woman, college educated, single, cohabitates with 3 fur babies."
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  1899. Find a lawyer to take it on contingency. Many will take the case for a percentage of the eventual payout.
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  1900. Buy what you can now. The powers that be were writing a new law before the ink was dry on the decision. Most likely it will be a red tape ban. They'll be legal, but a nightmare to buy.
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  1901. I won't believe it until I see the stake driven through her heart.
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  1902. No photography while on an airplane could be explained by the Soviet's paranoia levels security. The aircraft would often fly over military installations and even cities that didn't appear on maps. The fact that most of these places were well known in the west didn't seem to matter.
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  1903. Not naive, they are fully aware of what they are doing and the consequences.
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  1904. Later Curie would go on to combine mutfruit extract with stimpacks to increase their effectiveness.
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  1905. It looks like China is ready to move forward. Almost in one great leap.
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  1906. The Vaut Tech salesman assured me that I won't have to worry about this stuff.
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  1907. A former boss had a Sterling, I forget the exact model. When it ran he loved it. Unfortunately the electronics, like ignition, would get wonky when wet. Perhaps if we lived in Arizona this wouldn't have been a problem. Unfortunately, living in Florida, this made the car a crapshoot to drive about 300 days a year.
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  1908. ​ @ewjiml  They don't come into the relationship wearing a sign saying "I'm crazy". The term sociopathic narcissist is overused today, but I was with the real thing. Looking back or from the outside it seems insane. The easiest way to understand it is to check out interviews with former cult members. Most cult leaders have the same personality. Over time the constant gaslighting, blame shifting and being on the defensive from stuff like confession through accusation and isolation wears you down. It took me a while after my divorce to figure out the difference between reality and the "reality" she fed me. She could almost convince me black is white. Most are also very good at wearing masks. If you try to describe to others aspects of your relationship that worry you, you come across as the crazy one because everyone else believes the image they project. Not the real version you see when they occasionally let the mask slip. Their allies (willing and dupes) will tell you that you didn't hear them say what they said to you. That what you saw you are misinterpreting or taking out of context. They they would never say or do the things you clearly remember.
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  1909. Teacher "Today we will continue part five of our series on Euro Patriarchal Oppression of native peoples." Student raises hand "Excuse me, but what does this have to do with calculus?"
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  1910.  @toiletscott  If you approach a vehicle and the driver is not showing both hands after being told to so, and is making rapid movements, having a gun ready is normal.
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  1911. Shirt and jacket, I guess we're back to formal wear.
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  1912. A reason contracts are so long. A lot of it is obvious, but if it doesn't specifically say you can't, you can.
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  1913. "They're not hurting anyone." Says the man living in a heavily patrolled neighborhood, in a house with a security system that would rival some banks.
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  1914. As a sad Bears fan, I'll try to laugh through the tears.
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  1915. Targeted is the operative word. He was chosen as someone to make an example of. He also checked all the boxes for someone that would be hard to defend for public opinion. The arrest wasn't "botched", it was absolutely effed up. When an operation starts going south the common rule is to stop. Instead they doubled down and kept bulldozing forward. I'm not a fan of Weaver, or in any way support his social/political views. But everyone deserves to be protected from government employees loosing their minds and doing what they want to just because they can.
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  1916. Core causes. 1) Daddy issues. They never had a serious male to study and understand what it takes to be a man. They also aren't used to hearing no from a man. 2) Petty revenge. A guy hurt them. By hurt it could be a full betrayal or something as simple as her misjudging him and having unrealistic expectations. Or he dared to say no. But it justifies anything they do to any man, ever, because "all men". 3) Men don't have feelings. This is a newer, or at least increasing, mindset in a lot of women. They see men as having fewer true emotions than a tree. The idea is you can't hurt that which cannot feel. It allows them to do whatever they want without feeling guilty. 4) Immaturity/stupidity. A big one. Despite their age in years they are still at the emotional development stage of a 10 year old. Me, me, and only me. 5) Narcissistic mindset. It's an overused term today, but too many of them aspire to be like this. An ex of mine is a true sociopathic narcissist. I used to refer to her as having no emotional rear view mirror. She was physically incapable of understanding the ramifications of her actions except how they effected her. Problems in other people's lives were irrelevant, except for how they effected her. For example. When a friend wrecked her car and was injured, she was upset. Not because her friend was hurt, but because she would have to find another person to give her a ride to the airport in a few days.
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  1917. They won't be happy until Wolverine and Cyclops are featured in their own wedding. Attended by all the X-Whamen. Well, they won't be happy (they can't be), they'll just be slightly less outraged for a day.
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  1918. Learning how to be alone without being lonely is a big change and improvement. It also improves your future relationships. You can pick better from better women because you don't have the fear of being alone for a while longer. Too many guys fall for "better than nothing" and end up with absolute harpies that end up proving there's worse than nothing.
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  1919. Unfortunately only the people in countries that could support increased growth listed to the ZPG message. In places where it could have been useful they kept on breeding.
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  1920. Starts at $10K and can go up to $15K. "We're worried about the high price." Oh, if you only knew what was coming.
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  1921. The power of the state security is only as great as perceived by the people. This was the secret of J Edgar Hoover's files. People knew what they had done, or others might claim they did. But no one knew what was actually in their file. So everyone assumed the worse.
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  1922. I'm sure stuff like this and the IJN Traiho is covered in officer training schools. It comes under "Why you make your men drill, drill again, and again, and again...."
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  1923. 3-2-1 Three years dating (minimum) before proposal. Two years (again minimum) engagement. One marriage. Make it clear up front. Emphasize these timelines are minimums, don't expect to see a ring on the third anniversary. Don't set a wedding date when you see a ring.
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  1924. Maybe the mid 80's. 80-83 really sucked economically. By later in 1983 into '84 things started to turn around enough to help Reagan not be a one term President. It also helped that the Democrats ran Mondale, possibly the worst choice available.
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  1925. I noticed that too. Whenever I see the bug eye effect while they are taking, usually accompanied with a noticeable uptick in the voice, I know the crazy is about to be set free.
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  1926.  @Disenfranchised-lu1zv  Diversity of appearance, not ideas. Only one set of ideas is allowed.
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  1927. Tom Thorn You can see the same thing in "man on the street" interviews from the 30's-60's. Ev er y one speaks in mon o tone, one syl lab le at a time.
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  1928. ＩＳ ＬＩＦＥＶＡＰＯＲ ＷＡＶＥ The British. They just can't seem to speak English.
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  1929. My mechanic described MMO more as a preventative than a cure. It will clean some carbon, and helps with the valves, but is weak. It is best used every 3-4 tank fulls, depending on your driving style. On the upside, it is the cheapest of the various additives. In the cars I've used it in, they do seem to run a bit smother and quieter. But this could also be a placebo effect.
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  1930. Gee Honey, the world has gone to heck since the commies dropped the bomb. Just yesterday someone kidnapped the Thompson's baby. But we'll be okay. I can't believe you found some veal.
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  1931. These were halo cars. Much like Chrysler and the Hellcat, or Ford with top end Mustangs. Toyota didn't expect to sell many. They were competing with Honda and Nissan for bragging rights. Each created a few "Look what we can do!" cars. On the upside, much of the technology from these filtered down to more common vehicles later.
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  1932. A carryover from earlier design ques. Minimal gauges were a sign of a base or stripper model. Some people, like myself, prefer continuous data, not to be alerted after the problem occurs.
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  1933. When this began the lack of Russian successes was explained as they had sent in green and second line forces. Just wait until the real Russian Army arrives, we were told. I'm beginning to think explanation might not have been accurate.
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  1934. Americans are craving another Orange Man/White Men bad movie. The failure of the last 199 films only shows the pent up desire. 200th time for the win!
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  1935. And then things got worse.... Unofficial title of the history of Russia.
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  1936. Our Secretary of Transportation will issue a statement as soon as he gets back from his Mommy and Me day. He's expected by early June, mid July by the latest.
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  1937.  @maximus4765  "Is turning" is probably more accurate. Some nations like Greece and Italy have developed a tried that, didn't work, not again attitude. Unfortunately some, like Germany have decided they just got it wrong last time. But this time will be different.
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  1938. As a Floridian I would add giving them a note when they renew their license after moving. "Remember why you left the last place. Don't do it again. No, it can't be done again without the "mistakes ", it just doesn't work."
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  1939. TIK had the problem with his videos being demonetized because of the symbols used when showing troop formations on maps. I recommend replacing them with something harmless, like candy. Hershey's for US, Cadbury for UK, etc. Plus he might pick up a sponsor or two.
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  1940. I admired his knowledge of whatever he covered. But they really did need to find the knob to turn him down about 25%.
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  1941. Waving the bloody shirt dates back to the Civil War. Unfortunately it has gone from a rare event that people were publicly shamed for, to an immediate reflexive action. I'm certain most pro gun control/ban groups have a press release ready in their files, just fill in the blanks.
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  1942. Greetings from a wet NC Florida.
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  1943. What's the point of identifying them is prosecutors won't press forward with charges?
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  1944. He's probably been talking with Jill and Harris for a while. Who do you think is actually running the White House and dictating policy?
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  1945. In the late 50's/early 60's WWIII was considered a when, not an if. By the mid to late 1960's the major powers finally took a serious look at the numbers and realized MAD was the only likely outcome. Despite heavy sabre rattling everyone settled into proxy wars.
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  1946. Have they ever listened to a Fortnight stream? It's an endless string of threats, homophobic/racist/misogynistic/pick your favorite "ist" comments. I don't believe the people playing would actually back up their threats in real life, it's almost like a character they inhabit when playing the game. But it was definitely the wrong audience to foist this on.
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  1947. Every sorority had a collection. Fraternities had a supply of either IROC or 300z cars parked around them.
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  1948. When it was announced I had high hopes. There were a few cars under the Renault umbrella that I thought could be successful here in America. Sadly, instead they seem to have joined hands and jumped off a cliff together.
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  1949. The Trooper was a perpetual work in progress. The biannual updates kept improving it. But Isuzu was perpetually behind. They weren't bad, but there was almost always a better option.
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  1950. I've crossed international borders on multiple occasions. Should I surrender to the FBI now, or wait peacefully for their arrival?
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  1951. ​ @matrix3509 The center the blades are turning is actually a GAU 20MM. It almost sounds like something the Swiss would do to hide their defensive positions.
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  1952. The move from centralized to private shelters started in the mid 60's. It was around then that they realized they just weren't practical. If an attack occurred on a weekday afternoon, with an hour's warning they could save some people. Any other time and more people would be caught in the open trying to get to a shelter then they would save. Centralized shelters were continued, but their importance was deemphasized. By the 80's, and everyone had enough firepower to make the rubble bounce several times, shelters for the general population were largely abandoned.
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  1953. Or "He's a 10..... until he finds out what I've been doing behind his back with his money."
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  1954. At one time you could buy a house from Sears. You had to provide the land, but they shipped everything to you, with some assembly required. You could also fully furnish every room, including the garage, with items from Sears.
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  1955. You do realize he's reading a report from the time to explain how the people were viewed. Not being racist, being historically accurate.
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  1956. Seen, but not heard, some Bubba "I wonder if I could drop a couple of those in my backpack and ship them home without being noticed?"
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  1957. If people leave real estate prices will drop. Unfortunately for the state it's the people that actually contribute to the tax base are the ones leaving.
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  1958. Wait! A "Naughty School Teacher" that actually is a naughty school teacher? I guess that's a selling point.
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  1959. One of the common rules across most cults, do not allow members to communicate freely with people outside of the cult. They might begin to question things being told to them by their leaders.
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  1960. ​ @timsievers2067  The official policy of the company I worked for was no jab, no job. At the ground level my manager read the memo then said he'd fulfilled his official obligation. He'd informed returning staff of the policy. There was no way to report back up the chain who did or didn't get it, so he didn't care. We figured they just did it to make some government agency happy and the company wasn't going to waste a single dollar going to court to try and figure out who was or wasn't exempt in a wrongful termination suit.
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  1961. It's Scotland. She would have likely been arrested.
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  1962. In all seriousness, how do you define fascism?
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  1963. Replicants are capable of independent thought. Game journos, not so much.
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  1964. Laughing at their rage is probably the greatest insult they can imagine.
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  1965. Craig Ferguson did the Late Late Show for 11 years. It was a running joke about how they were done in batches back to back in the same day despite having to look "live". This is a normal thing for these type of shows. I'm not sure why she thought the entire system would change for her. Well, other than she is who she is and can't be expected to do things like older white men do it.
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  1966. Do not date crazy. Yes it can be freaky, exciting fun. But the end explosion isn't worth it.
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  1967. Last woman. So, if you offer a single guy another woman who is better in every way than his current girlfriend, then have her flirt with him. He'll show interest. I'm shocked!
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  1968. Along with "squatters rights" there are a bunch of anti slumlord laws in New York. Cutting off utilities is considered providing unlivable housing.
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  1969. Two questions. Who has a copy? How can I get one?
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  1970. Thank you for stating and explaining the shifting official numbers, and pointing out some of the bad research in the past. It is in these mistakes that Holocaust deniers get most of their more legitimate sounding arguments. History, as you have pointed out before, is not a set of absolute facts. It is the best we know from the available evidence. As the evidence changes, so does history. That doesn't mean an event didn't take place, it just means we have a clearer picture of what happened.
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  1971. ​ @kogoat2390  That's why they rushed to him after the accident. Had to make sure the ATM was still working.
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  1972. Despite it being determined in the mid 50's that they were largely useless it was decided to keep them around because they made people feel better. This is also why civil defense started pushing home shelters in the 1950's.
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  1973. Just trying to cook his dinner and keep warm. More fascist oppression of the poor. Clearly, it's Trump's fault.
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  1974. But, are you using genuine AC Delco factory approved zip ties?
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  1975. Earthquake breaks the big stuff. Fire wipes out everything else. Repeated again in San Francisco in 1909.
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  1976. "Whatever it is, it's a small number compared to the number in the whole country." This makes it irrelevant? So the number of black men killed by cops, compared to the number in the whole country, makes it irrelevant? TYT logic strikes again.
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  1977. I'd love to study how his brain jumps subjects but is also able to connect them. If he put out a video starting with an Australian tariff on pepper that led to the creation of the company making vacuum tubes and ended with the SR-71, I wouldn't be surprised.
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  1978. Technically it ended with an armistice. But not a true agreement of the termination of the war. So, officially, the UN Police Action on the Korean peninsula (Remember, it wasn't a war. Truman couldn't sell that to Congress or Americans.) is still ongoing.
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  1979. If you steal my car you go to prison for up to five years. If you steal my house you get to stay in my house for months or years while I pay for it.
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  1980. A friend had a Chevy II. The spec tires on it are very narrow. Normal for the time, but I've seen modern motorcycles with wider treads today.
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  1981. Meet the new scam, same as the old scam.
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  1982. I would agree. But I was born a Bears fan. We all make questionable choices in life.
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  1983. And held people even after they had been ordered released.
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  1984. In shocking new video, Hassan is reviled to be Hassan.
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  1985. I'm Irish, Slavic and German by ancestry. So, in the name of liberating reparations I took some money out of my wallet and put it in my front pocket. Everything is okay now. I can move on with my life.
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  1986. Oh my heavens, the First Lady uses naughty words? Listen to the description George Stephanopoulos gives of Hillary Clinton when she's even the slightest upset. She'll drop drop the F-bomb several times a sentence.
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  1987. For the younger viewers. Up through the '80s, a white car usually meant it was a base or fleet/rental spec car. There were exceptions with some luxury vehicles. But even they were some sort of off white.
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  1988. Old political saying "A conservative is a liberal who's been mugged."
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  1989. Let me introduce you to DC gun laws. Especially those involving handguns and carrying in public. Short version, no. Long version, no and a fair amount of prison time.
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  1990. It's the same as the difference between depression, feeling sad. And clinical depression. One is a down state that can pass quickly, the other is a war with your own brain that doesn't stop.
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  1991. The Malaise Era is hard for people to understand today. Watch some of the old Motorweek reviews on YouTube and you'll see them get excited because a 350 (5.7L) is up to 160 HP. 20 more than the previous year. My first car was a '77 AMC Hornet, later replaced with an '82 Olds Omega. Ended up giving away both. Those cars brought me and my friends to some great places, but neither were great cars.
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  1992. Now, if I could just buy the ammo to fill a couple magazines without using my whole paycheck.
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  1993. The Vote Blue No Matter Who crowd will probably vote for him, maybe even give him some cash. But they aren't going to waste the time to go out and support him. I haven't found anyone yet enthusiastically supports him, they are opposed to Trump.
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  1994.  @5roundsrapid263  Much like today, the great satanic panic was championed by a vocal minority. Unlike today, it was recognized as a minority and treated like one.
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  1995. Look at the description of the deaths from these type of accidents. Imagine thousands, or tens of thousands of people all experiencing this at the same time. This is what the Neutron Bomb was designed to do. Of the many insane ideas humanity has had, I'm glad we were smart enough to stop before really getting started down that path.
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  1996. ​ @mar4kl  The salesman who talked my mother into the extended warranty for our '82 Aries K wagon must have been so proud when he closed the sale. The service department would probably burn an effigy of him a few years later. One transmission, three sets of CV joints, and a mystery stalling that took several trips into the shop to finally figure out that the car hated ethenol (Gasohol as it was called at the time) mixed with gasoline and a cooling fan that was designed to run for a few seconds after shutting off, but instead ran until the battery died. She eventually dumped it in favor of a Nova (Corolla).
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  1997. The Vomelet has gone down in military history as reasonable justification for mutiny.
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  1998. Trying to find the fast forward button on that visa calendar.
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  1999. Despite what they write or say on the air, they aren't that stupid. Going back to the anti government/corporate protests (riots) in Seattle several years ago, reporters learned to protect themselves. If you look at the footage from the time you'll notice that none of them have identifying marks or logos. This was back when the precursor to AntiFa was starting, and reporters and cameramen were a favorite target.
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  2000. So many guys think she's different, she just has some wild friends. Or, even worse, the "She'll be different with me" mindset. Slowly they're being to realize that it's a majority. Yes, there are good women available. But they need to understand it's a minefield, don't charge in blindly.
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  2001. ​ @toyotaprius79 GM knew what they were doing when they aimed for a weight over 6,000 lbs. Salesmen targeted small business owners and sold them on the fact that it was classified as a work truck, even if used primarily for personal use.
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  2002. Somehow it will be your (our) fault. Everything else is.
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  2003. Someone hit the wrong lever while trying to flush the toilet at depth?
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  2004. UK: We don't have enough people to cover government expenses. Also UK: Lets import more people that will be a net negative to government finances.
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  2005. They still accept Hands up, Don't Shoot as gospel truth. No evidence will change the minds of 90% of them.
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  2006. Secret at the time.
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  2007. You silly Poles. You aren't being invaded, you're being liberated. From the last group who liberated you from your previous liberators.
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  2008. From a friend's father, who is a judge. There's what you believe, what you know, and what's been proven in court. The first two make for interesting conversation, but the last is the only one that counts. Only the state of Illinois or the federal government can really do much about her. Neither wants to be the bad guy who arrested a "Strong Independent WOC". Also, it's Illinois, specifically the Chicago area. Corruption is considered a daily thing. Raiding public funds to pay for personal expenses, or just plain stealing cash, is not unique to Dolton or the Supermayor. She may be extreme, but certainly not alone. She has several things going for her. 1) Democrat. 2) Woman. 3) Democrat. 4) Black. 5) Democrat. 6) Narcissist. 7) Democrat. This isn't to say there aren't corrupt Republicans, there certainly are. But this is Chicago. (Chicago area) The last time they elected a Republican was 1927. We are approaching a century of uniparty control. Chicago, and NE Illinois, is a political machine. If you take care of the machine, the machine will take care of you. Springfield claims to be the capital of Illinois, but the state is completely run by Chicago.
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  2009. "And hid it from me" is the deal killer. I was with a woman who had certain aspects of her life that didn't fall within the norm. She sat me down around the third or fourth date and explained her history and choices. Then told me if it was too much I could just walk away, no hard feelings. Because she was open I was able to deal with it and we were together for another year. I'm a big believer in informed consent. If I know what I'm walking into, that's ok. Just don't try "But I didn't know how to tell you" as a cover for "I thought you wouldn't find out."
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  2010. I knew some people involved in the No Nukes or Unilateral Disarmament movement in the 1980's. They would regularly walk on to military bases and restricted areas. For the most part they are protected by something just barely above the honor system. A wire fence and signs saying Government Property (Or something similar) Stay out. A sign of what might be there was in the speed and severity of the response. It wasn't until they started becoming a nuisance that most bases would stop them at the fence line.
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  2011. I'd be happy if they just put citizens in general first. No more favored groups.
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  2012.  @steviebrd1065  Troops can self deploy. Equipment needs some assistance. Unloading troops into a transport can be done relatively quickly. Unloading food, fuel, ammo, etc can take all day, during which time it is a proverbial sitting duck.
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  2013. Obligatory comment to help spread the word of Dankula. And a good video too.
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  2014. Once, maybe. Slim chance, but maybe. There are a lot of variables (time together, was it a one and done, kids, conditions at the time, new rules that absolutely will be obeyed if there is to be resolution, how did I find out, when did I find out, is the other guy and any of her friends who knew/aided completely out of her life, and too many more.) But twice, no way. Plus he's noticed her pre cheating protocols. She planned it before, she'll plan it again.
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  2015. Weren't we just told that when encountering street crazies and homeless addicts that we are supposed to check if they need our help? Apparently you aren't supposed to do that either. Just walk on by, not your problem is official New York policy.
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  2016.  @TheComp_Troller  If Applebee's is too low end it should be no problem for her to pick up the whole check.
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  2017. This requires further research. Perhaps we should submit for a government grant ($4-5 million maybe) to study it. Why are men reflexively attracted to younger women.
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  2018. They also work with the theory of one bomb, one city. In fact several would fall in a given area. Though they tend to be smaller, assume every airport, rail head, port, military base and meeting of interstate highways could be targeted. Then scatter a few around the general urban areas/industrial areas. When this film was made, nuclear weapons were rare. There were more targets than warheads. Sometime around the early to mid 60's this changed. By the mid 70's there were enough to turn every city to rubble, then make the rubble bounce.
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  2019. One word, Obamacare. Remember how much money that was supposed to save both the government and private citizens? Still waiting for those reduced insurance and medical costs to kick in.
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  2020. My dog took mine off the nightstand. Two days of searching a townhouse trying to figure out where she got bored and dropped them. The only backup pair I could find was a prescription that was at least 15 years out of date. I saw better without them, than with the old pair.
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  2021. I've seen a few reports out of the UK talking about how they need to increase their own military and security because of Trump's new attitude towards NATO. I kept wondering "WTF have you been doing for the last decade or more?"
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  2022. No arrests means no one who will scream racism when the suspects happen to come from certain demographics. It also means no police officer's pension is at risk.
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  2023. How soon until we're getting sob stories on MSM about the high unemployment in the burned areas because businesses won't/can't reopen? A decade after the Rodney King riots there were still areas that hadn't even started to rebuild.
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  2024. We are in a second muscle car era. Horsepower numbers and 0-60 (or even 100) times that would astound anyone with a hopped up big block from the late 1960's. I hope everyone can appreciate how good it is.
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  2025. A Robin is Godzilla compared to a worm. But in the end it's still just a little bird.
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  2026. I've been catching a lot of them almost as they go up. Probably the only good thing to come from my two month unrequested, unpaid vacation.
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  2027. Being the best writer at Kotaku is like being the tallest midget in the room.
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  2028. Except the people who would decide fully favor everything she's doing. Woke protects woke.
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  2029. Yet every Grandma and Soccer Mom who voted for him will vote for him again. They don't care about his policies, they think he's cute.
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  2030. I'm guessing 80%+ of the people telling you to just watch the video never actually watched the original. They only watch the edited Destiny response, then accept everything he says as gospel truth. Even if they tried to watch the original, something would say something that didn't align with their world views and trigger a panic attack.
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  2031. Except that fake plastiwood siding. I never understood why American manufacturers insisted on putting it on so many station wagons and SUVs.
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  2032. Calling it now. Mistakes were made, nothing criminal found, Supermayor might step down but keep everything she's grabbed up to that point and get a pension.
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  2033. You expect these thugletts to know how to identify something as abstract as a flag? What level of education do you think they have?
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  2034. Squad or platoon level requirements would work best. Along with an overlap of service time. Unfortunately this is hard to do while engaged in combat.
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  2035. ​ @morpheus_9  There was one available locally a couple months ago. It's major selling point, at least from the current owner, was that it was almost all original. Or at least original spec. It was sold quickly for more than they originally paid. I just hope the new owner appreciates what they have and doesn't turn it into a PepBoys special.
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  2036. They are an example of Generals are always fully prepared to fight the last war. They were thought up when naval warfare was assumed to be ship vs ship. Advances in aircraft and submarine warfare weren't taken into proper consideration. Not the fault of the Japanese. Every navy in the 1930's assumed large battleships would be kings of warfare on the seas. You weren't a "real navy" if you didn't have a couple these floating fortresses.
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  2037. When I was separated before my divorce was finalized I continued wearing my ring. I noticed an unusually high amount of attention from women. It may have been there before but I just didn't notice. I guess the ring meant I was pre vetted. Someone else had already done the work of finding out if I was worthy of investing long term potential.
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  2038. They won't. It's hard wired into them to blame the patriarchy/racism/[fill in the blank] phobia for everything that goes wrong. Some might figure it out, but the majority will go on with full victim mentality for their entire lives.
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  2039. Can we look at universities and professors grading on a curve. I get shaving some points off the top if a test has something wasn't covered in class. But there are many required classes where 60 is considered an A grade.
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  2040. It's always been "No one is beyond our wrath".
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  2041. A con man gets pick pocketed while walking away from his latest scam. I'm failing to see the victim.
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  2042. Confiscation and fair share. Basically they will institute government sanctioned looting.
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  2043. Another Mini-14 is at the top of my "When prices drop to a sane level again" list. I still have my original. But it's a 180-XXX series, so no mods and minute of barn door accuracy. I've owned a newer one that took care of both issues, unfortunately I also sold it.
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  2044. Combine this attitude with the increase of self checkout and people will find it easy to "accidentally" forget to pay for a few things.
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  2045. Poor Detroit, if you only knew what was coming.
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  2046. You don't want to know what he's been shaving.
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  2047. Possibly not a set ambush, but more a target of opportunity. They may have been patrolling the area because of the likelihood of Russians being in the area. Hit what you can then move out. Make the other side think twice about trying to use the area.
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  2048. There's the 28 people hired to work two locations, two days a week for 3-4 hours. Of course the fact that only four people are needed and the 24 who don't show up but are still payed has nothing to do with the costs. Then add the dozen or more layers of administration above them isn't a problem either, I'm sure.
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  2049. Biden has a hard time reading the script. Harris has a hard time not skipping ahead several pages.
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  2050. There's a great montage of TYT and the network talking heads reading the returns as they came in. It progresses from "That's interesting", to "I'm a little nervous, but it's still okay", through to "Hit the panic button!" It's fun to rewatch them as reality sets in.
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  2051. Nothing teaches you how to fight a fire onboard a ship like a burning ship.
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  2052.  @onlyonestarwarsfan5337  Politifact will be using this answer.
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  2053. Going back to the 2000 convention someone pointed out that the speakers were very carefully chosen and all speeches were heavily monitored and edited. If the attendees actually started talking truthfully to each other it would devolve into a riot on the first day.
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  2054. In my head I keep hearing TIK in his Hitler voice "They are only crossing water. Blood, as everyone knows, is thicker than water. And it is true, pure German blood that is the best. Let pure German blood flow, let it lead and there is no need for a ferry or bridge."
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  2055.  @ikostek00  I do remember that time. I still have separate cables and adapters for Motorola, Nokia, and Blackberry somewhere around here. Plus they weren't even brand specific, often different models from the same company needed different chargers.
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  2056. It was a group effort. Without US/UK help most of Russia would have been speaking German. (The parts not speaking Japanese.) Without Russian help the same could be said about England.
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  2057. For real fun try to nail one down on what + includes. They will desperately try to add anything you mention, while just as desperately trying to avoid any subject that involves age.
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  2058. It's all just so Canadian.
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  2059. I just finished Drydock #79. Now this? I feel like I'm binge watching to try and catch up, not viewing in real time.
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  2060. Or run for President. It worked for that guy from Chicago.
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  2061. People joke about getting under their desk, but it served a similar morbid purpose. Most classes had assigned seating. If the school was in the zone that took enough blast pressure or heat to kill most of the students, but not turn them to dust they could identify the bodies. Not that this aspect was ever discussed publicly.
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  2062. Wait until the people start finding out their auto insurance doesn't cover their cars that were abandoned from fire, or from being bulldozed out of the way to clear the roads. People, check your policy for what it both does and does not cover. Here in Florida people are always shocked to discover there is no general storm damage coverage. Your roof may get blown off during a hurricane, so they'll replace it. But not pay for the ruined stuff inside from all the rain that came in while you had no roof. Even when covered there's the battle of determining how much is rain water damage versus flood water damage. These are separate things covered under separate policies.
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  2063. Even using his claim it is a tiny minority should make it easier to keep them in jail. But New York is New York and you aren't allowed to actually punish criminals.* *At least not those who identify with certain demographics.
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  2064. Two reasons I can think of. 1) Intimidation. Letting the prisoners know the guards are in charge, not them. 2) Security. They are being moved with one item, their shorts. If they have anything else with them it is considered contraband. This also speeds up the processing of prisoners to the new place.
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  2065. Trump should hold a rally in whatever city the Dems are holding their convention. Go full troll.
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  2066. My dose of TIK history. The only tikling I will tolerate.
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  2067. Something you mentioned that a teacher explained when I asked a similar question. Creating synthetic oil also required a lot of electricity and water. Both became less reliable as the war went on, and bombs were being dropped on anything larger than an outhouse. It required the prewar industry and economy to build up a surplus for the wartime economy. So, like a lot of Germany's ideas, a good plan just too late. This also only solved the problem of lubricating oil for machinery. Trying to convert coal into something like automotive or aviation fuel isn't practical even today.
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  2068.  @robberbarron7602  500 aircraft and 500 flights per day are very different. Only about one third of the aircraft and crews could operate on any given day. And that assumes they all get through. Air drops weren't practical because they couldn't drop nearly enough, so they had to land to unload. Unfortunately for the Germans this means predictable routes and the Soviet anti-aircraft artillery was being brought up in increasing numbers. The Soviet air force also finally had planes with skilled pilots of their own. Supply aircraft and bombers converted for the job vs attack aircraft doesn't work out well. See also the attempts to resupply Tunisia from Italy by air.
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  2069. ​ @robamarcia Don't forget to put on your M-1 helmet and M-1 boots (Check which goes where) before grabbing your M-1. No, the other M-1.
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  2070. BLM desperately needs this to be overturned. They need something to ask for donations. (Those mansions aren't getting any cheaper.) And their members want to do some late night masked shopping.
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  2071. ​ @neiloflongbeck5705  Knocking on neighbor's door, "Have you heard the glory of tracked mass transportation?"
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  2072. If she's smart she saved emails and other correspondence in which she argued against some of the bad ideas. I understand that, in the end, she has to follow orders from the Mayor's office. Hopefully she can at least show that she tried to prevent the cluster fuck it turned into.
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  2073. We believed the made up BS we told each other. It's not our fault!
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  2074. It's just that, an estimate. Ukraine is likely counting high, Russia going to the low end. Intercepted communications and the size of reformed units after a battle can give you a rough idea of what percentage were lost. Assuming you have a good idea of how many were there to start. For example. They know how many men are in a Company. If Companies X, Y, and Z withdraw after a week to rest and reequip, they took lite losses. If they are reformed into only a new Company Z, it was a slaughter.
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  2075.  @davester1970  It is not a coincidence that as the percentage of women in universities increased, so did student loan debt. Yes, tuition costs have gone up. But I live in a college town. When loan dispersements go out the boutiques, clubs, etc are slammed. Restaurants do a quick jump in Uber Eats and similar delivery services. Then they graduate and can't figure out why they owe more than their parents mortgage. It's not just women, but they are the worst offenders of spending a dime for every nickel they've got. Look at the videos of what 20 something women think any perspective husband should be making. Look at how much they think they'll be making after they graduate. They think they are going to find a young, single CEO to dump their debt on to, while also making CEO level money when they start out.
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  2076. The money is gone. Yes, they can make repayment a part of the penalty for anyone convicted. But do you honestly think any of them have the cash to pay even a tiny percentage?
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  2077. To quote the NFL "upon further review there was no foul." I'm sure it had nothing to do with the demographics of so many of the perpetrators.
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  2078. You are only as woke as your next virtue signal.
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  2079. They misunderstood the goal. They thought it was supposed to fire scout rifles as a projectile.
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  2080. I got lucky. I have friends that range from fundamentalist right through Anarcho left. Most have gotten used to the idea that my opinions are mine If they couldn't deal with them before, they wouldn't follow me on any social media platforms Though I did have my Twitter and Reddit accounts nuked. Apparently I hurt some admin's feelings. I do find some of the Red Pill/Manosphere type content funny. A lot of them are saying stuff that I ranted about 30 years ago. But I guess now they've found a way to make it profitable.
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  2081. If you are going to go weird, go all the way.
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  2082. Be happy with the regular kickbacks, gifts, and other graft that Louisiana voters have come to accept as normal. But his youth and inexperience made him think he had a new, faster way to get rich from "outside sources". Basically, he got greedy.
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  2083. It would explain the lack of Klingons across the American southwest.
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  2084. America in 20currentyear. If they'd have shot him in the back while running towards the store, even if they knew he was armed, there would be riots.
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  2085. This guy's video could be an entire You Cringe, You Lose episode of Zeducation.
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  2086. But all those millions of people, who supported Clinton until they saw a clickbait headline on Facebook. The DNC says it's true, they saw it on the internet.
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  2087. No, being white does.
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  2088. I'm getting the feeling of perfection being the hobgoblin of success. The hype level for the game is out of control. Any mistakes are going to be blown out of proportion. It could be they are obsessing over minor issues that won't matter to 95% of the players, if they even notice.
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  2089. Most places are. But they didn't know they would have to until after it became a problem. Most places were bought out within 1-2 days.
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  2090. I'll believe in sealed lifetime transmissions when manufacturers back them with a true lifetime warranty.
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  2091. This is also one of the problems with socialism and communism. No one can agree on a definition of either or the proper way to get there. Though each group believes there's is the right and only way.
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  2092. ​ @remyllebeau77 Or even worse, expected them to pay for the ride.
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  2093. Two Governors, two legislators, two armies with separate command structures taking opposing orders. Sound like The Revolution, Civil War, or some banana republic.
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  2094. Definitely a disposable car. It might be good during the time you were making payments. But after 4-5 years too many were suffering the death of a hundred little problems. Second or third owners bought them because they were cheap. But dumped them as soon as they were looking at a repair bill that cost as much as the car.
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  2095. It's part of the echo chamber. If 90%+ of what you hear confirms this, you can't help but believe Neoprogressive candidates are the only salvation, and of course have massive support.
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  2096. 9:05 When did this become so normal? When the majority of new feminists and "Speakers on women's issues" realized they were 304s and didn't like it. So they rebranded a negative and tried to pass it off as a positive. (See also "It's not a bug, it's a feature" in bad game releases.) Women, wanting to appear strong and independent, bought the BS hook, line, and sinker. Chad and Tyrone, formerly the villains, were more than willing to go along with it.
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  2097. Going back to the 90's the governors of Texas and Florida set up departments to specifically poach businesses from other states. California and New York were their favorite targets and they were very successful. Mostly they targeted larger companies but do offer advice and assistance to smaller businesses looking to relocate.
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  2098. I was 17 when my father died. At the funeral and wake people consoled my Mother. Understandable, she'd just lost her husband of over 20 years. People consoled my sisters. Again understandable, they'd just lost their father. I got a pat on the back and was told I was the "man of the family" and to take care of them. Though I didn't fully realize it at the time, it was the beginning of my education in what it means to by a man, and how I will always be worth what I can provide. Nothing more.
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  2099. So was almost every suburb in America. DDT isn't that bad for mammals, and the most effective thing available for insects.
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  2100. I use this argument whenever someone brings up "Was written in a time of muskets." I point out that, using this argument, the 1st Amendment only covers your actual voice (No recordings, amplification, or broadcasts), or physically printed material. The 4th Amendment only mentions private papers. So phone taps and checking on your internet activity wouldn't be covered. I also like to remind them at the time it was written, private people could own the same artillery and warships as the national government. They could, and often did, have personal armies that could easily match anything the government had at the ready.
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  2101. Stalin "We assure you. You will never see a Soviet soldier or airman face." Pilots "Okay everyone, remember to keep your helmet on and tinted face shield down."
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  2102. The discrepancy between the number of subs sunk by aircraft and the number claimed is similar to the criticism of the M1 Carbine later. Pilot says "I dropped a bomb, it exploded, sub went under, sub sunk." Planes are good against subs. Soldier says "I fired my rifle, the enemy fell down, enemy got up and ran away (or didn't react like he'd been hit)." M1 is useless. It falls to take into account that soldiers tend to drop to the ground when being shot at or that the person doing the shooting just missed.
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  2103. The woman talking about having her life and finances together doesn't understand men. It's not a bonus that you aren't desperate for an ATM to bail you out. It's expected, It is a non negative, not necessarily a positive.
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  2104.  @theequalizer9154  You can get a fairly complete background check from several online sources for around $10. Previous addresses, phone numbers, email accounts, social media sites they have accounts on, and all legal data. Money well spent. They usually aren't too indepth, but it's a good starting point to check her claimed history versus reality. Before marriage I recommend hiring a PI that specializes in deep background checks. If you are satisfied, destroy the report and NEVER tell her. No matter the reason they will take it as a sign of distrust and an invasion of privacy.
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  2105. Wisconsin and Minnesota have always had a collection of left of left (woke) weirdos. Unfortunately in the past few years they've gone from adding political color to actually having power and being able to do the BS they've only talked about.
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  2106. Women wear them. But too many also take them off whenever it's convenient.
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  2107. A lot of it isn't men quitting outright. They are just quitting what they were doing. They stop the corporate climb, they don't ask for or turn down overtime and extra assignments. They take lower stress and lower paying jobs. A huge amount of our economy is based on people doing extra. They aren't, they are choosing to do just enough to get by.
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  2108. Except members of the city council, the mayor's office, and their families bought up the better ones for relative pennies. They did some refurbishing, then converted most of them to Sec 8 or other subsidized housing for guaranteed rent from the state or federal government. The fact that these were mostly sold under the condition of being a primary residence, not rental or investment property doesn't matter.
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  2109. And they'd be fired. Instead they keep their hands down and "just follow orders". Then wait to develop back problems around 10-12 years in and retire with full benefits and pay.
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  2110. I mentioned in a previous video about a woman I dated years ago. She started at 15 and estimated 30 partners by the time she graduated highschool. She did nine guys over Spring break in college (4-5 days) one year. She had a number of other "accomplishments" in her history. And she was proud of it We weren't together much longer after I found out.
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  2111. I'm also Gen X and the advice I was given about dating back in the 80's/90's would get a guy crucified today. It ended up screwing me (not in the fun way) back then but I was supposedly an outlier.
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  2112. Not terrified of commitment. They are scared of "Read the book, don't want to see the movie". If you are sending out the same signals as each of his "strong, independent, woman" girlfriends from his past, he probably has a good idea how it's going to end. Don't blame them for being the next.
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  2113. ​ @anna9072  We had around 11,000 troops there in 1962. Mostly advisors, training specialists, and support for them. In 1964/65 it exploded to over 184,000. Kennedy had been warned by Eisenhower to not get involved in regional conflicts. JFK was either naively hopeful that the South Vietnamese Army could hold it's own, possibly ending with something like the two Koreas. Or deceived by others who intended to ramp up the war regardless.
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  2114. When Volkswagen announced they were releasing a Dune version of the new Beetle I was hoping for something like this. An updated version of the 70's fiberglass custom/aftermarket cars.
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  2115. There was an interview with a man who's job was to help selected people defecting to the US get resettled. He had a Romanian (I think) professor and his family in south Florida. Along with the expected bug eyed stare when walking into a supermarket for the first time, his daughter helped show their kids, teenagers at the time, around a Miami shopping mall. It was like a pair of younger children seeing Disney World for the first time. They couldn't believe that it had so much and anyone was allowed to walk in, not just party leaders. Her biggest surprise was when she realized they hadn't left the first store. They were freaking out over a Sears or JC Penney. The rest of the mall might as well have been an alien world to them.
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  2116. Happy Independence Day (Treason Day for those on the other side of the pond).
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  2117. Regardless of his cause of death, why was a cop kneeling on his neck claiming he was resisting? How does a dead man resist?
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  2118. I used to be a trainer for a large chain of restaurants. Along with openings we would also go to underperforming stores to try and turn them around. Part of my introductory speech was "They want to get you fired". Whenever I'd tell people how to do something I'd inevitably get "They said...." as part of the response. No one could point to They. They wasn't on any schedule or payroll I could find. But They knew how to do the job better. So I'd repeat "They wants to get you fired. They is the reason we are here, trying to keep this store open."
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  2119. Damnit! When this all started my bookie gave me 5/2 that the Czar would march triumphantly into Poland and Finland. 6/1 that he would make Vienna the regional capitol of West Russia. How was I supposed to say no?
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  2120. I gave up on Nike when Saint Colin the K took over.
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  2121. At least there's notice. I've shown up to find the doors locked. I looked around the parking lot and realized why, "Oh crap". A neighbor was fired via text. They didn't even fire him, he just received a text telling him to take the rest of the week off. It wasn't until he talked with some other people he found out everyone got the same message.
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  2122. I'm surprised Google/YouTube hasn't offered this. A paid AdBlock app that isn't connected to YouTube, but works on YT. Let people think they are getting around YT ads while charging them to do it.
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  2123. At least make the parent(s) responsible in civil court. Compensation for the loss of the vehicle, any repairs required (full replacement if necessary), increase in insurance, plus another 10-20% for the overall hassle. Any amount not paid before the juvenile turns 18 is transferred to them on their 18th birthday. I know states have the ability to get money out of people who don't want to pay, just ask any guy who is facing court ordered child support. Yes, I know most don't have the money to cover all of it. But now they'll have less. I'd be willing to offer a one time forgiveness because many parents honestly don't know what their kids are doing. But once informed, the responsibility is on them.
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  2124. Failure to bow to your master is treason.
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  2125. Check out the Spanish Civil war. When not fighting the Loyalist/Fascist side, the various communist and anarchist groups were often at each other's throats. Each accusing the other of not being true enough to the cause. 100% purity is a requirement, no questions allowed.
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  2126. A roommate of mine had Eagle (Chrysler era AMC) built by Renault. His has similar problems ranging from the dash lighting up like a Christmas tree, to headlights deciding to not work. When and what would freak out was totally random.
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  2127. Before watching I'll assume it's like Worf describing the transformation of the Klingons, "We don't talk about THAT!"
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  2128. It's California, don't expect too much. In a more sane state a prosecutor would slowly say "Stole....wigs....from...cancer... patients" and explain how they would need to be protected from the jury by the deputies. Now tell your attorney that any deal offered is acceptable.
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  2129. I know it sounds heartless, but if you are ever in a burning building GET THE FUG OUT! So many people in this story and others "went to go look for..." No, just leave. Maybe if you are separated from a child, AND that child is alone I can understand looking for them. But if you are an adult with other adults, leave. You can find each other once you are safe outside.
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  2130. In the corporate world I call it the 20/30/50 rule. It exists in the military, but at a different ratio. 20% of employees excell at their job. You can leave them alone and still be sure everything is getting done. 30% know what they are doing. But it's in the best interest of the company to make sure management keeps an eye on them and supervises to keep things moving along. 50% are there to get in the way of the first two groups. Unfortunately that last group can really be a drag on the others. Either in having to constantly redo things they screwed up, or having to work harder to cover their lack of work. Eventually the better workers will decide this isn't worth it and move on.
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  2131. Barbra Walters interviewed Fidel Castro and numerous other "bad guys" throughout her career. She's celebrated. Tucker Carlson interviews...... Leftists freak out.
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  2132. But wait...... there's more!
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  2133. I believe she had a boutique brand from NoCal. Though there was probably some B&J in there too.
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  2134. He wasn't pulled over in an "under resourced" community. So it was ok to search him and his car. In fact it should have been required because clearly people not living there are the true criminals. Kimberly Foxx, probably.
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  2135. Thanks for this video. I've seen numbers that are all over the place and almost every person giving them quotes "the Germans", but rarely gives an actual source.
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  2136. To amend the original post, this is what happens when manufacturing jobs leave, and there's no Plan B. The Southern Eastern states lost a lot of textile companies during the same time. Some adapted and converted to new industries, some didn't. Those that did manage to diversify are doing ok. To many industrial cities/towns held on to the hope that the changes that started in the 70's were temporary. They also fixated on getting one or two big companies that would employ a large percentage of the workforce like the 1940's-60's. Very few of those companies exist anymore. Many of the ones that do operate in America have shifted to the South. There's a reason automobile and aircraft construction plants opened in Tennessee, Alabama, and South Carolina. While Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Ohio were shutting down.
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  2137. ​ @jchess78  Can't replace with Newsom unless they also get rid of Harris. President and Vice President can't be from the same state. Though I'm sure they'll find a loyal judge to allow it anyway.
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  2138. Flamethrowers, lots and lots of flamethrowers.
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  2139. There is a lot of evidence that the Chicago vote was bought off by the Democrats/Kennedy family. It's almost all anecdotal and circumstantial, but it does exist. But buying elections in Chicago was not new in 1960, and continues through today.
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  2140. Combine it with the 10th Circuit's decision that asking for ID, or any proof of residency or citizenship, is unconstitutional almost guarantees a whole lot of shenanigans.
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  2141. I'd probably go with a Warlock over the Red Express. The Express was (in my eyes) just a bit too much for a factory custom. Also, the only one I saw when they were newer was owned by a guy in my highschool who was an absolute Dbag. So the association may have turned me off of them.
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  2142. I once had a dealer do something like that. They wanted to start my credit check before I took a test drive. So I gave them my full name, DOB, address, business address, SSN, and phone number. I did debt collection for a while. With that information I could tell you about the dollar you borrowed in the seventh grade and when you paid it back. But they handed me a stack of papers. They wanted me to fill out the full loan application, and sign for it. I walked out.
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  2143. Jackhole pulls a gun and threatens construction worker. Jackhole arrested, car towed. Construction continues. Oh wait, I live in a sane state. This is California, nothing sane or logical is going to happen.
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  2144. They couldn't end funding across the board. But it could be written into any stuff like matching funds for law enforcement or education to be ineligible for sanctuary cities and states. This is how the drinking are was raised to 21. Congress wouldn't allow federal highway funding for any state that didn't make it 21.
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  2145. It was both pathetic and funny watching BBC and ABC go out of their way to spin his failures as attempts that didn't succeed as well as hoped.
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  2146. I defer to the ACLU. Though they have lost their minds. Welcome to 20(current year)
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  2147. There was almost a decade of civil wars, revolutions, and military backed border engagements after the war officially ended.
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  2148. There used to be a corner mark. But people cropped it out and claimed the film as their own.
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  2149. That feeling or voice in your head is a survival instinct. Listen to it. Even if you had never seen a dog, you knew nothing about canines in general and you saw one that had it's teeth bared, hair up, wide stance, and was growling you wouldn't pet it. The survival instinct would be saying you should back off. You get similar ques from women. They will let you know, without saying, if they have intentions that are counter to yours. If you notice them, back off.
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  2150. I may be getting the model wrong, but I believe your AMC Renault had a Volkswagen engine. Just to add to the "Where the heck is this car from" confusion. American Motors Corporation cars were also built in Argentina, South Africa, and Iran. Though sold with local badging. Jeep, under AMC, was the first American car made in and for China. For such a small company they managed to get around.
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  2151. Everybody must eat....says the woman who hasn't missed a meal or snack in the past decade.
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  2152. Police used to do that with bait trucks. They'd have a delivery vehicle fake a breakdown, then wait for the vultures to arrive. They were shut down because it was "racist" due to resulting in too many arrests in certain neighborhoods.
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  2153. Check out the Chevy Chevette/Pontiac T100. 0-60 that was measured with a sun dial.
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  2154. ​ @basketcas3717  I'm in Florida. Person to person sales without a check or licensed dealer are fully legal. But be warned. If you are the last owner with paperwork on that gun and it's ever traced to a crime, to police will be knocking on your door. It will not be a polite conversation. This is the reason I sell to dealers. I have proof that I ended any contact with the gun as of that date and to whom. I'm not saying everything I own was purchased from a dealer, but that's who I sell to.
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  2155. My guess is, as a large business man, he probably didn't take all the deductions he could have so he would have a buffer if ever audited. If they demand his taxes, just go back several years and demand credit from New York and the federal government for all the stuff he didn't claim. Then thank the Dems, by name, for giving him this huge check.
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  2156. Oopsies with radioactive material are unfortunately too common. They usually involve either scrap dealers, or something put in storage and people forget what it is. Staff changes, paperwork gets lost over time, and eventually someone decides to get rid of the big thing in the basement that no one knows what it is or why it was there to begin with. I believe the YouTube channel Plainly Difficult has done a few videos on some of these events.
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  2157. Technical Recruiter. The answer to the question "Whatever happened to that sorority chick who took seven years, and six changes of her major, to get her sociology degree?"
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  2158. I'm 52, and have been called 9-10 times. I've never even made it to voir dire (sp?). I would like someone to drop me from the list and stop wasting my time.
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  2159. Wait for him to go to an Indian reservation and tell the story of Mazepop.
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  2160. Don't grant any understanding to the girl at 9:50. She'll be off to college soon and have everything she believes reinforced. Then on to the professional world where she makes everyone walk on eggshells until she starts suing everyone in sight.
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  2161. "17 isn't that bad"....if you are 18.
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  2162. 2003: Association with gay porn, career killer. 2023: Making gay porn in Congress, strong and empowered. Things went off the rails a while ago. The correction isn't going to be pretty.
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  2163. Anyone who works there has to know what they're walking into. This isn't to excuse the behavior of the bosses, and what they allow workers to get away with. But don't commit 100%, the probationary period works both ways. If red flags start going up early on, bail or learn to deal with it.
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  2164. But they can strike. They, at most, will endanger their jobs. Striking in the Soviet Union was much more dangerous.
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  2165. If you can't afford a house maybe you shouldn't be buying one. If only someone would have said that back in the early 2000's. Oh wait, several people did. They were told to shut up or ignored.
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  2166. Accurate maps of Russia were considered secret in the Soviet Union. Even map reading was a skill reserved for officers or NCOs of specialized units.
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  2167. ​ @user-dx6bv2pe1s  Maintenance is notoriously hit or miss. Aircraft, armor, surface ships, and submarines tend to fall to the failing of ongoing maintenance within the Russian military. Sometimes things are kept up very well. Other times they seem to be just parked and forgotten.
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  2168. I don't mind the "just friends" classification from women. BUT: Make it clear from the beginning. Don't have a history of hooking up with "friends". Don't ask me to do stuff that should be done by a boyfriend. He gets the benefits, let him do the work. Accept that I'm your friend, or friendly acquaintance. Not your therapist, Über driver, or ATM. I'll help out when I can and it's convenient for me, but not regularly. Don't get catty around other women I might be interested in. Remember, I'm your friend, not boyfriend or boyfriend in waiting. Don't try to change the parameters of our relationship later. Yes, you might have made a great girlfriend. But you were the one who didn't want that.
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  2169. Until the deployment of practical hydrogen bombs atomic weapons were seen more as conventional weapons with a bonus. If you look at the duck and cover films, the biggest fear seemed to be blast, glass shards, and fire. Downrange fallout and long term radiation effects weren't fully understood. And yeah, many of these, especially the early films, were almost suicidally wrong.
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  2170. When they go on their "Where are all the good men" rants, usually after 30, a divorce, or both I comment it isn't where but when. If I could get them to honestly look through their past I could find a couple, often 8+ guys they'd jump at right now. But back then they bought into the myth of the fun (304) phase. They believed the "Nice Guy" would be waiting for them. Surprise! Now those guys have moved on. They don't want the woman that rejected them, they were already grabbed up by one who was smart enough to see their potential.
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  2171. I have a good friend who spent most of his adult life as a single dad. When he tried dating he described it as "Bongo noise followed by a cloud of dust" as women vanished when he mentioned his daughters. They were terrified he was Mom Shopping and wanted nothing to do with it.
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  2172.  @Zretgul_timerunner  That's what they want you to believe.
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  2173. I have. It was our first and last conversation.
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  2174. They had a representative in the UN building every day after that.
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  2175. If you are looking for someone worthwhile be the kind guy, not the Nice Guy. As a former Nice Guy I learned this the hard way. A nice guy might mention you are stepping over the line and end it there. A kind guy will tell you, then stomp your toes if you don't correct in time. She will appreciate the kind guy, she'll walk all over the nice guy, then leave him.
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  2176. They are willing to drop a fortune on stuff they like. But they'll trip over themselves trying to grab whatever is free.
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  2177. So speaketh the chair.
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  2178. He said it as a throw away statement during the primary, trying to get the female vote. You could practically hear his advisors doing a collective facepalm when he said it.
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  2179. I wonder how many previous clients are doing DNA tests of their children?
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  2180. In the property owner's defense, they did keep up on yardwork. There are some places near me that are overgrown and look like they are being used as a dump. Others that are closed up and clearly unoccupied, but have a local (probably) owner. This sounds more like the latter. Admittedly 15 years is a bit extreme, but that's not unheard of. A neighbor inherited a house that he couldn't do anything with other than pay property taxes because of legal arguments over the will and then actual property lines. That went on for almost 8 years.
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  2181. Also check out the Bull Island festival. It checked all the boxes for a music festival that was ready to become a disaster. Promoters with no experience handling large events, changing locations up until the last minute, finally picking one that couldn't handle it even if they had the time, advertised bands that refused to play, lots of sketchy drugs, lack of security/crowd control, and finally a very angry audience. It ended about as badly as expected.
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  2182. A standard rifle grenade would be blown to bits. So it would require one with a heavier base and shell to take the pressure and acceleration when fired. The added weight would reduce its range and make it only slightly better. I guess you could add to the explosive charge (everything else is getting bigger), but after a certain point you are effectively dealing with something that duplicates the PIAT.
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  2183. I don't know if that can work, they can't insure 100% safety. However, if you can show a pattern of only certain groups being at the receiving end of physically disruptive actions and the lack of response by the university you have a case for selective prosecution. Then sue them for violating your rights by supporting only one viewpoint and actively suppressing others. After loosing a few of them the universities will suddenly figure out how to keep their more easily excitable students on a leash.
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  2184.  @rachelmap100  I believe that's the origin of the word. The Roman legions would put the new recruits (Young ones) up front. Usually with a scattering of experienced soldiers (Corporal or squad leader in today's military) the keep them pointed in the right direction. You had to earn your way into the second wave.
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  2185. Ba dum tsss
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  2186. ​@OthordoxJordie A tactic Mossad has admitted to using is a variant of "enemy of my enemy". They will create a very detailed file about someone including locations they frequent, travel schedules, associates, etc. Then pass it on to others that might have an interest in making that person cease to exist. Even though the others might not be friendly towards Israel. After that, who can say what happened or who made it happen?
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  2187. If you run a business out of your residence it can be included in some policies. But there will be a big jump in premiums. Unfortunately, even if he had that coverage it probably wouldn't be covered because it happened away from his home.
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  2188. Stop using logic and rational thinking. Likely she'll wait and see if her feelings for Mr Technicolor go away. If they do, she'll settle in with her little secret. If not, she'll decide she can get away with it once, why not do it again and repeat the cycle until it blows up in her face. Then promptly blame the husband for everything.
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  2189. Both. But there were tighter restrictions if a person was travelling outside the Soviet sphere of influence like France, England or America.
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  2190. 4chan please promote blue/purple hair as an "alt right" symbol. I want to see feminists turn on each other for not scrubbing pics of themselves fast enough.
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  2191. The KGB was a much larger organization than most westerners realize. Only one branch dealt with intelligence outside of the Soviet Union (CIA equivalent). There was also an internal security (like FBI) division. It also had multiple subgroups that would parallel Departments of Education, Agriculture, ect. It also had it's own infinity, armor and artillery units that were separate from the Army. Paranoia was a regular way of thinking within Party leadership since the beginning of the USSR. If any governmental department/ministry/organization was created, a shadow organization was also created to monitor the first one.
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  2192. Robin Hood Successful is a relative term here. Yes, they dragged an agrarian society into the industrial age. 50 years after the beginning of the industrial age, but they did do it. They then became almost frozen in 1960's-70's level of efficiency. Using systems that required a dozen workers, when two could do the same job in Western Europe or America. They developed many things, but did little to nothing with them. Without the pull of profit potential, there was no real need to make lasers (for example) anything other than a scientific curiosity. Broadcast entertainment would still be four stations on an AM radio. The advance from AM to FM to TV to satellite to internet wasn't because it was a good idea. This was done because innovative people realized they could make truckloads of cash doing it.
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  2193. Linking this back to a previous video. I wonder how many points "Being abandoned by your unit and still making back alive" is worth?
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  2194. Wait until it's retroactive. "We received a report you said one of the no-no words on our super secret, we won't show you list three years ago. For the safety of the community..... BANNED "
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  2195. I will not pre-order. I will not pre-order. I will not pre-order. $250? Well, that was an easy decision.
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  2196. @blkcandywarez If the prosecutor chooses to do so, usually from the beginning. But many judges will tell them to pick one. They don't like to do this because juries who have a hard time deciding tend to go with the lesser charges.
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  2197. Not as easy when she has to have a job and pay her own bills.
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  2198. This is why France wants to continue sending aid into Gaza. They know there's another wave coming straight at them.
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  2199.  @Guderian2  You forgot it would be cancelled then restarted over 12 consecutive budgets. Each time requiring a new study on the need of such ships that will likely take a year to complete.
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  2200. Canned dog food is disappearing from grocery store shelves here in North Florida. But we still have plenty of toilet paper.
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  2201. That's what the LSC was for. This was aimed at traditional Lincoln buyers, a dying breed even then. They knew it wallowed like a pig in deep mud, but that's what they wanted. This was a boss's car. Like the description of Pauli in Goodfellows "He didn't look like he could move fast, because he didn't have to". Let the workers and lower management worry about the commute and getting there on time. You arrive when you want to and are going to be comfortable getting there.
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  2202. He can't do five hours every week.
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  2203. A couple of my schools had them too. Later I thought it was kind of weird because we lived in the flash fry zone. I didn't have to worry about fallout because I was going to be part of it.
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  2204.  @kyriss12  I agree, it is a big warning sign. From my experience the problem with them is an inability to distinguish the difference between customers and men they meet in daily life. Too many are manipulative and see all men as something to use before moving on to the next one. The advice I've given other guys is to be careful and look for signs that she's hunting for your replacement. Be prepared to bail out quickly because she's likely to be do the same.
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  2205. Many of their listeners are the same people who's retirement plan involves investing in lottery tickets. Getting it wrong and doing it over again is a normal part of their lives.
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  2206. There's a great video of women complaining that men aren't upset and speaking out about the Roe V Wade reversal. It cuts to a montage of women holding up signs telling men to shut up about the subject. They can't get pregnant (Or at least couldn't before 2020), so they aren't allowed to have an opinion. Once again, guys doing exactly what women ask, and women getting pissed off because of it.
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  2207. SLOP Save Lots Of Plankton! Stop these genocidal whales. Plankton have rights too. Teach them new ways, teach them vegetarianism.
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  2208. When feminism really ramped up in the 80's the word No became abuse. Every request, no matter how rational or simple, became controlling. I started dating in the 80's and figured most of the crazies would burn out. Instead they invaded the mainstream and began making crazy the new normal.
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  2209. Wait. You were serious?
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  2210. This wasn't started by "Right Wing Media". It was started by local BLM chapters asking where their money went. Many were promised future financial support for local projects. This money never appeared. They also sent large donations to the central organization that seemed to evaporate as soon they got them. Yes, it was mostly right leaning sites that repeated the questions asked by local groups and disaffected members. But BLM higher ups didn't respond until some in the mainstream media started reporting the story and realized that a number of states were investigating them.
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  2211. I live in a deep blue city (Gainesville FL), in the middle of a very red section of the state. From day one they've been in panic overdrive. Even after the state allowed reopenings, the city council is requiring all sorts of restrictions. Early on there was even a defacto curfew. You weren't required to be at home, but almost everything closed at 8:00, so why bother being out.
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  2212. ​ @BungieStudios  The company I worked for effectively dropped insurance for hourly employees after the Affordable Care Act passed. They still have it, and we're reminded every October when enrollment begins, but no one can afford it, so no one gets it.
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  2213. Imagine the American, British, and German navies all broadcasting it at full power. It could only end in a salute from all cannons. Out of, or critically low on ammonium the three combatants choose to retire from the least bloody and most patriotic battle in history.
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  2214. I really need to check the title first. My brain was having a hard time remembering when Rommel arrived at Stalingrad.
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  2215. I'm not sure what, if anything, I did. I feel like the Ralph Whigam meme "I'm helping!"
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  2216. Unfortunately the one time I bought a weapon that was retroactively declared illegal, they sold few enough of them that ATF and the dealer were able to contact me. I probably could (should) have had it registered, but I turned it back in.
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  2217. That one viewer really liked it.
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  2218. Delicacy: Something someone's ancestors ate because the alternative was starvation and death. A few people continued to eat it because they have different tastes or found a better way to prepare it.
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  2219. "I don't think you should be called (blank) phonic just because you don't agree." Yeah, that would have been nice to say 10 years ago, not after the mob comes after you.
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  2220. The other problem with BID based taxes is that every business gets an equal vote. This sounds good until you realize a guy running a food truck in a parking lot has the same power as the insurance company with 500 employees that owns that parking lot.
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  2221. A reporter looking over the Lightfoot report and trying to figure out how to condense it into a 15-20 second bit that people might pay attention to. Supermayor starts swinging Jackpot!
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  2222.  @insensitive919  It didn't start as a pron site. That just took over. It was intended as an enthusiasts site for gamers, hobbyists, and others. Like a private group on Facebook or YouTube, but without Big Sis looking over your shoulder and shutting you down because someone used a no-no word or showed a naughty picture. They knew the terms of service (Almost anything goes) would attract "adult material", but I don't think they thought it would become what the site was known for.
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  2223. I believe MAD was first put forth as a strategic theory in the early to mid 1960's.
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  2224. There's a book from a former CIA agent. He said that almost everyone in Austria (A hotspot for CIA/KGB/MI6/every other intelligence agency) knew every other member. They were bored most of the time and spent a large amount of It playing an expensive game of tag.
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  2225.  @emorsi  I haven't seen the new Handmaiden's Tale. For me it's like getting alcohol poisoning and never being able to tolerate even the smell of a particular liquor again. I had to read it for an English Comp class. The instructor was not amused when I referred to it as feminist answer to The Turner Diaries. The movie stripped some of the few tolerable bits and doubled down on "Men Evil, doubly so if religious" themes.
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  2226. Points to a very bright future for GM's performance leader. RIP Pontiac. Sticking different plastic moldings on a Chevy can work. But only so many times.
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  2227. A co-worker, and almost stereotypical woke leftist, claimed she didn't understand how Trump could even run for reelection. She couldn't find anyone online who supported him. I asked her to check out a few videos of Tim's. She refused. She doesn't want to support white supremacists or Nazis. She hadn't even heard of most of the sites or YouTube channels I watch. They live in an echo chamber. Any voice or idea that doesn't match their own template doesn't exist in their world.
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  2228. GM dumped Cavaliers on the market through rental fleets. This drove down the resale value, but did provide access to cheap transportation on the used market. Unfortunately it also meant they weren't worth fixing if anything beyond maintenance went wrong so they went to the junkyard early. Because Cavaliers were built to a price point quality dropped off fast after a certain age. While you can still see older generations of Corollas with cosmetic (And likely other) issues driving around. Cavaliers went from "old" to "I'm scared to get in it" after a certain point. They were disposable appliances, not a bad thing, GM intended it and priced accordingly.
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  2229. He's the precursor to the text to voice bot. It may not be the pronunciation originally intended. But once committed he'll stick with it.
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  2230. Some of his success came from the lack of distractions like British fishing boats to attack.
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  2231. This is why cities like Portland and Seattle will ignore fifty tents lined up along a sidewalk. But ticket anyone who's car bumper overhangs a sidewalk in the driveway. A hundred homeowners will pay before the first junkie even acknowledges a citation.
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  2232. Ancient icebergs.
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  2233. I'm not sure if you are serious, but they wouldn't survive the asphalt heating process. Also biodegradable. The road would fall apart even faster than if they added nothing.
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  2234. I've worn glasses since I was 15. I didn't know I was nearly blind until I tried to get a driver's license. The optometrist told me my vision would actually improve as I aged because my eyes would gradually go to a more proper form. I'm 54, still waiting.
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  2235. That boyfriend (or whatever) in the background. I almost feel sorry for him. Another guy who realizes he's going to have to cover the check his woman's mouth is writing.
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  2236. Every job needs it's bonuses.
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  2237. New cars were being sold to people who were trading in ones that did 0-60 in 16, and that was a flat track with good traction. Only a few years earlier some manufacturers had started trying to tweak the numbers by listing the 0-55. Power wasn't anything to get excited about. But at least they could get out of their own way. The Japanese manufacturers had finally figured out how to get extra power from their engines and were just starting the horsepower war between each other.
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  2238. It won't run out, just reshuffling of where the money comes from. As Ronald Reagan said, " There is nothing so permanent as a temporary government program." The fuel oil subsidy was implemented in 1973 as a temporary reaction to the OPEC oil embargo. Every attempt to stop it since then has resulted in near riots from people who refuse to get rid of oil burning furnaces. Fortunately these are becoming more scarce as older houses are demolished.
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  2239. I believe official policy was to reimburse people who's private property was taken. They knew from the beginning that certain owners weren't coming back to collect. It was also an attempt to keep the wealthy happy in the hope they'd keep the locals under control. France, though occupied, on paper was an allie of Germany. There were a lot of "Rules for thee, and not for me" in Germany at the time. Certain people could clean out and entire estate of collections that took generations to build. But an average soldier could be punished for stealing chickens from a farm. These rules only applied in Western Europe. From Poland eastward anything that wasn't nailed down was considered German property.
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  2240. Remember when bail was partially based on whether or not you were a local citizen? Under the old system a person who not only wasn't from New York, but had proven that they were willing to cross borders without consideration for the law would have had their bail set a few times over the regular amount. But we can't do that anymore because.... reasons.
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  2241.  @BaronEvola123  I've seen it personally. At first you can't believe she's saying that sort of stuff. Then the shock of realizing the judge is buying it. No proof, no previous evidence or even mention of what she's saying. But suddenly her word is all that's needed?
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  2242. And where are these matriarchal societies today? They were few and far between. Never expanded, never became empires.
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  2243. Not for long if France keeps exporting their excess non Europeans.
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  2244. If the electorial college numbers were closer, they'd still be finding votes in Nevada and Arizona for Harris.
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  2245. Like a lot of liberals, they get upset when it effects them. But everyone else is on their own until then. See also, mass immigration. Life gets rough when you actually have to live by the rules you created.
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  2246. The only thing that stopped Supermayor was a lack of resources. If her city or township, or whatever, had an extra zero on the budget, she would have spent it too.
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  2247. Prisons aren't full of Bond level super geniuses. Most people are arrested for doing stuff without thinking about future consequences.
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  2248. I only wish that the Justices would add a comment in their decision that they wouldn't have had to do this if the cowards in Congress (Both parties) had just passed some sort of legislation to clarify official federal law on the subject. But instead they hid behind the Supreme Court.
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  2249. While not the same, look at the Soviet blockade of Berlin a few years later. It is when business (capitalist) style logistics were put in place, the city was fed.
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  2250. The US Supreme Court can do the same. They have a long history of "incentive interpretation" of previous laws. Most Americans are surprised that there is no right to privacy in the constitution. The justices cherry picked a few phrases from other amendments, stuck them together, and created it. But, since they did, we now (sort of) have one.
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  2251.  @jimmypenrose1401  The party that rules Chicago. The one that has been in majority control for over a century and had an unquestioned strangle hold since WWII. They have no responsibility for the craptastic state of the city? Which is the accepted excuse, incompetence or corruption? They've tried every other one. Trying to put someone else in charge won't make it paradise, but it can't make it much worse.
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  2252.  @manthony225  My mother bought it's predecessor, a NUMMI built Nova. The salesman wasn't shy about pointing out it's Toyota origins.
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  2253. Florida also has a long history of FAFO enforcement. But the so called progressives are fighting hard to make sure every criminal is treated like a victim. With the latest wave of former California and northern Atlantic coast residents, I don't know how much longer it can hold out.
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  2254. Bureaucracy. Never ask questions. Never think independently or apply logic to a situation. Just follow orders.
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  2255. It took me a while to realize I was lucky (I guess) that my wife bailed when she did. At least she knew she burned any bridge back to me when she started having problems with my replacement. She went on to screw him over even worse before deciding to jump again.
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  2256. I'm 56 now so it's not an issue. When I was younger it wasn't an absolute deal killer, but it did make me nervous. During the time I dated a single mom I mentally had one hand on the door and was ready to bail at the first sign of trouble.
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  2257. It took me a couple minutes. The part about an accident resulting in the death of a worker and lizard confused me. My first thought was "WTF kind of lizards are they using!?" Then I looked at the screen instead of just listening and I realized what he was talking about.
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  2258. I remember reading that taking the battery out of your car was considered normal because the theft rate was so high and replacements were hard to get.
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  2259. About the only thing to save Minneapolis is the hope some of these "peaceful protesters" turn down the wrong street and encounter with Minnesota equivalent Rooftop Koreans.
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  2260. Congratulations! The bots have picked your comment to try and sneak their spam in.
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  2261. To the last woman who keeps explaining about her baby's fatherrrr. Could you please make a video explaining to women "I said X, Y, and Z from the beginning" means I really meant X, Y, and Z from the beginning. Example "I don't want a commitment, I don't want to get married." means exactly that. Don't start looking for a ring. Don't start asking for a ring. Don't get mad because you aren't wearing a ring.
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  2262. A friend's wife had a similar epiphany. Around the time she got pregnant with their second kid she decided, and he fully supported, leaving the corporate world and going with full time mom. I've jokingly mocked her for some of her former statements. She was a true women can do it all feminist. I pointed out to her that men weren't fighting to keep women out of the corporate rat race, we were trying to protect them from it.
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  2263. It's the police academy Kobayashi Maru. They know it's a no win situation going in. The bosses just want to see you get out with minimal collateral damage and resulting lawsuits.
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  2264. In the 80's the EPA changed the specs for auto paint. Apparently, they created some sort of pollution while just sitting there. Some manufacturers figured out new formulas sooner than others. Chrysler and GM took the longest. Honda/Acura were also infamous for having paint and clearcoat issues. It worked until it didn't, then would often bubble and peal like a bad sunburn.
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  2265. Also the evils of generational wealth. They cry constantly about it. Until they find out they've been left out from Mom/Dad's will. Then they scream.
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  2266. Neil Dahlgaard-Sigsworth Throughout English colonial history the Gurkhas were used across the empire. They were both respected and feared by enemy forces as a group that didn't break and weren't known for taking a lot of prisoners.
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  2267. An oversimplified version is that we needed Japan as an antisoviet bulwark. There was a gentleman's agreement that so long as they kept potential communists were kept under control, much of what they did during the war wouldn't be brought up.
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  2268. Milage tax? Jokes on them, the odometer in my car is messed up. I supposedly drove about 200 miles in the last year.
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  2269. When EVs and hybrids were beginning I remember a lot of people recommending not using one on the beach. Salt water and the batteries don't get along. I'm not sure how much was hype/fear and how much science. Maybe, when shipping EVs to dealerships, the batteries should be stored separately. Yes, this would make loading/unloading harder. But a lot safer for the ship and crew.
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  2270.  @danielburke911  My guess too. They'll be concurrent, not consecutive. Also with minimum time (if any) time served. Possibly a lengthy probation with credit for community service.
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  2271. They switched from Body by Fisher to Interior by Tupperware. Though Ford also has several that were pure low bid plastic molding too.
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  2272. The last one will be a collectors edition. Buy it now, before prices skyrocket.
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  2273. Some owners welcome it, or at least welcome it in their neighborhood. The historical landmark stamp can work like a NIMBY shield. It allows property owners to say "Sorry, you can't build a (unwanted business/service/whatever) around here. It wouldn't fit with the historical flavor of the area."
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  2274. I don't understand what he said. I don't think he did either. And neither did the closed captioning for the TV I was watching it on. It froze up almost as many times as Uncle Joe did.
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  2275. The Mafia knew how to turn a profit.
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  2276. It's odd to hear a 318CI (5.2L) engine as economical.
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  2277. I'll make a deal. They can go with stop dating ugly guys if we can bring back "No Fat Chicks!" Let the "juicy thick" ones hit the gym or take up running.
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  2278. His idea of defending himself, especially from the left, is to wait three whole Mississippi's before bending a knee.
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  2279. I have something I like. It's a personal part of me. But there's a chance for an upgrade if I'm willing to risk that something. After risking it and loosing what she had, instant regret. Also anger at others instead of herself for taking the chance. Her hair, most women in a relationship when they meet Chad. Either works.
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  2280. One of the reasons you see "Shopping Cart People". They become paranoid about being more than a few steps away from their possessions. There's also self policing. I helped delivering food to a homeless camp before. The people there wouldn't blink if you ripped off a dozen stores. At least if it wasn't something that would bring the cops in to search the area. But if you stole from another in the community, you'd be forced out.
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  2281. Wolves actually. I forget the location, but during one of the long marches of WWI, dozens of men were taken by the packs of wolves that followed and flanked them.
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  2282. Many of his advisors openly admired Stalin and hoped America could become another socialist nation modeled after the Soviet Union.
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  2283. Just to clarify, are you saying a Socialist nation won't fight a Socialist nation?
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  2284. Would he metaphorically nuke another country's economy to help ours in the long term? Now, no. After the 2020 election? Possibly.
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  2285.  @dragonrider269  Only if they do it before it becomes common. Like the first of their friends to check out from this mortal coil. Or when a bunch of people are doing it, but they find a way to do it ironically.
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  2286. Consider Cooper.
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  2287. I'll do what I want to do. One of my sisters had that attitude. Then she called our mom for bail money. My mother hung up. It wasn't an instant turnaround, but she definitely calmed down after that.
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  2288. "If taken care of" Unfortunately third or fourth owners who pick one up from a buy here/pay here lot often barely remember to put gas in them. Much less timely maintenance. Most of the ones from this era still on the road are one warning light away from being abandoned where parked.
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  2289. The twitter video reminds me of the "well stocked" grocery stores in the Soviet Union and Venezuela.
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  2290. I used to watch them occasionally for an alternative point of view. Then, at some point, they fully lost their minds. I don't consider crazy an alternative view. The show is by and for people who wake up each morning and ask "What will piss me off today?", then actively seek something out because they feel guilty for daring to have a good day.
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  2291. There will be, but not from the applicants who were turned down. When substandard cops start screwing up there will be a wave of lawsuits against the city.
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  2292. We will not tolerate your silly metric spelling system. You'd think people from a place called England could learn how to spell in English.
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  2293. I've developed a new language for YT comments. The list of no-no words grows daily.
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  2294. Remember Jesse Jackson and the Rainbow/Push coalition? It was a shakedown scheme from the beginning. The formula is simple, pay us or we'll accuse you of being racist. They knew they had the news media in their pockets, so no one would actually look at the truth of the accusations. If anyone tried, they'd be labeled a racist and discredited. Eventually the weight and level of corruption became too much to ignore. Jackson, his friends and family, and a few leaders were getting way more than any of the supposed victims. But that wasn't enough so lawsuits started flying which forced them to open the books. The media did the usual thing and simply stopped talking about it and moved on to the next "outrage".
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  2295. Shh, he will only tell the story once.
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  2296. Someone got ripped off.
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  2297. The 2nd Pacific is a cursed mutant that falls outside of Darwin's theory. It's evolutionary line was doomed from birth.
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  2298. I used to make jokes about Biden's dementia. Now it's mostly sad. Also a bit scary due to the number of Dems who truly don't care.
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  2299. USAAF pilots doing a followup to the bombing of Dresden couldn't see it through the smoke. Instead of just bombing the middle of the smoke. (Hint, that was a sign of the target.) They kept going until they could confirm they were over a city, which they thought was Dresden. It was Prague. They bombed the wrong city in the wrong country.
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  2300. Clarification on such details is important.
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  2301. If early liking is wrong. I don't want to be right.
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  2302. In some states you don't have to sign. I'm in Florida. Here it is the husband's name (assuming she's married) that is automatically put on the birth certificate. In some places (Michigan I believe) it is whatever name she gives. She could literally draw a name from a hat and that guy is the official father until he proves otherwise. Paternity laws in most places date back centuries. They are based on the belief that a woman wouldn't have multiple partners unless she was a "professional". Men also have to challenge paternity ASAP. After a certain point he's the established paternal figure (Different terms in different areas). It comes down to "You didn't say no fast enough, so you must have meant yes "
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  2303. ​ @isaacvanderbilt4505  My favorite from Simmons was talking about celebrities endorsing candidates. Something along "The second dumbest people I know are rock stars. The dumbest are people who get political advice from rock stars."
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  2304.  @aluminumfalcon552  Chrysler, from the 80's onwards, always seemed to have at least one engine style that had issues with oil. You would think that after a while they would check the entire system to find places that would either restrict oil flow under heavy usage, or would be prone to clogging after a few years.
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  2305. Gets mad at Fernando because he has another girl when she surprised him. Dumps Fernando. Sees Fernando with another girl. Goes after Fernando. The crazy is taking over, run Fernando.
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  2306. There has been video of people with "press" written on their clothes or helmets throwing stuff at cops. They are only there to get free coverage and sympathy when one gets hit by a rubber bullet, or caught in a cloud of gas.
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  2307. The fact that so few people (officially) died from work in various aspects of the Manhattan Project is kind of incredible. They knew radiation, bad. But how much, how long, what can transfer it, what types, etc were all guesses at the time.
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  2308. ​ @RandomNY1234  I've been using Turtle Wax Ice for a few years. It works great. Though the paint on my car had issues before, it hasn't gotten any worse. Some people do dislike it because water beads on it instead of sheeting. Apparently they don't like the look when it's parked and gets wet. As soon as I start driving the water is blown away, so no issue for me.
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  2309. I told a younger guy I work with to check his girlfriend's IG account to know his status. He came back and showed me the pictures. Almost all were of her, or her and female friends. They were all posed and clearly picked to look good. There were a couple with him, but nothing noting that he was her boyfriend. He could just as easily been a random dude that happened to be standing in frame, or a waiter at a restaurant she was taking pictures of. You could almost see the cartoon lightbulb going off over his head.
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  2310. I knew the Chinese used it almost forever. I didn't realize the Romans did too.
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  2311. Maybe forced to return them. I once bought a stolen car, but didn't know it was stolen. Basically I was out the money I paid and the original owner got it back.
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  2312. I'm still chewing on Sunday's marathon.
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  2313. Palewood propaganda at it's best.
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  2314. I'm sure a lot of people had to "do studies" to ensure effective use of the property.
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  2315. Summer coming. Dry weather ahead. Finally the march forward shall not be delayed. The great breakthrough is as inevitable as the victory that rides with it.
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  2316. If my shirt doesn't smell like 93 octane, I'm sending it back.
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  2317. A lot of jazz fans at the time didn't fit well into society, they were seen as less likely to follow orders just because they were orders. Non conformity is usually perceived as a threat by those in power, even more so in totalitarian nations. There's also the factor of it being both foreign and new therefore not understood. Anything not understood is feared.
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  2318. Yep.
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  2319. You have to take the ride, you don't have to do the time. The court system is far from perfect, but you have a much better chance of walking away from a judge than you do from walking away from cops you decide to throw down with.
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  2320. Confession through accusation is a real thing. Listen carefully to what they are worried about you doing to them. There's a high chance they did it to a previous partner and are likely doing/going to do it to you. My ex is a true sociopathic narcissist. You can never make them happy for long. Whatever you do, whatever victories they get over you, whatever you sacrifice it isn't enough. They'll be happy for a while, but come back demanding even more. Sadly, they are very good at it. Black becomes white, your brain will reset to believe whatever they tell you. Leaving one is best compared to deprogramming after leaving a cult.
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  2321. Bundled and sold. Like any failing business, the assets are sold to the highest bidder.
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  2322. While I get your point, spiders are one of my freakout triggers. If you tossed one of the larger ones from around my house on me I'd show a mix of 101 Kung Fu moves, a break dancing exhibition, and Hulk imitating a contortionist. All at the same time.
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  2323. Many years ago I read about an (I believe) American system that allowed planes to drop flak bombs. The idea was to fly above, and in front of, an enemy bomber formation. Then drop these, creating a screen of flak that would damage the bombers, or at least break up the formation. Apparently it was never introduced because it just wasn't practical late in the war when it got beyond the prototype stage. Does anyone know if it, with any nation, got beyond the experimental stage?
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  2324. Initial quality wasn't horrible. Cheap interiors and lots of obviously lowest bidder parts used. But with a starting price under anything Toyota had, and way under Honda, plus the rebates that every dealer was throwing at them, it wasn't too bad. Of course, after a few years you began to realize that you got what you paid for, and the craptastic quality (or lack of) came out in full force.
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  2325. The second part of "her" plan failed when "he" was sent to the male wing of the jail. Though you have to admire the effort and commitment to the plan.
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  2326. I like the way you describe investigating a U-Boat sighting. It's less tactics, more dogs in a park all chasing the one with the stick.
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  2327. Sanders is probably screaming at walls. With creepy Uncle Joe in hiding his dementia is also being kept under wraps. He even got Me Too'd, but the story can't get any traction because of the C-virus.
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  2328.  @SweatyFatGuy  Some are either paranoid or super controlling. I have an exgf from years ago that would start calling or texting me at 10:30 if I was scheduled off at 10. My phone would be loaded by 11 if I didn't check back quick enough. I explained a couple times that scheduling in the restaurant business is a suggestion at best. If we're busy I have to stay late. She'd freak out if she saw me talking with a female coworker, or really any woman. Eventually I gave up and pointed out that she's a stripper. (Guys, avoid dating strippers like the plague. A few are ok, but too many are straight up nuts.) She's in a G-string, sometimes less, giving guys a lap dance and then going off on me for talking with a waitress during work!?! I lost it and walked away.
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  2329. I'm willing to double down and say he's out on no bail awaiting trial for previous charges.
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  2330. Pedo adjacent? Defender? Unindicted coconspirator? Pick one, they all fit.
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  2331. But the stone is still infected with the spirit of racism. Or something like that.
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  2332. The Hutts are at least honest (usually) up front about what you are getting into. No games, just doing Hutt stuff.
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  2333. How will I justify staying up until 5AM?
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  2334. Contact them now and set up some sort of agreement. A friend had his mortgage waved for three months. It's now added to the end of the payment schedule so he doesn't get hit with one massive payment being due. I rent, payments can be delayed if requested, but they are still owed. Some of my neighbors seem to think they don't owe rent at all. There is going to be a lot of crying when evictions begin again.
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  2335. Every reporter/commentator who used the excuse stutter, "He's always been a gaffe machine", done a scripted interview, pushed "cheap fakes", or called any evidence a conspiracy should offer an apology and expectation. But they won't, they'll just pretend they weren't part of the propaganda department.
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  2336. Where there's a will, there's a way.
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  2337. In the South we have Krystal's. Basically White Castle with too much mustard. And also best enjoyed after midnight with an elevated blood alcohol level.
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  2338. The wig thing. If you wear one occasionally, and prep properly, hair can stay in good shape. But too many women don't. Imagine putting a non breathable barrier over your scalp. Like wearing latex or plastic gloves for a week straight. When they finally peal it off the funk can get intense. It also tends to fry the hair, making it brittle and weak. Plus thinning it out because much of it is ripped out by the roots. The only solutions are to either accept they'll have a messed up head on hair for a while, or keep wearing wigs.
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  2339. I kept expecting another "water leak" or accidental power outage that required a mysterious recount in Georgia.
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  2340. In best lefty screeching voice EVERYTHING IS POLITICAL!!
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  2341. Almost every lawyer's greatest hurdle to victory is their own client. These two still don't believe they'll be punished and will walk at the end. Likely planning their Tik Tok victory dance video.
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  2342. People in the logistics chain had been less than accurate (lying) about what they had and where it was. When they were advancing this wasn't much of a problem. You can claim depot #27 has X tons of canned meat if the front is moving away and you probably won't need to send it to them. But when it stalls or falls back and you are ordered by a General to send your non-existent supplies forward, it gets bad. By the time anyone realized how bad the situation was, it was too late. Besides, Göring had personally promised Hitler that the airlift was possible. On paper maybe it could have been done, but in reality it was doomed from the beginning. But he wasn't going to say that. There's also the problem, as TIK said in the video, what you send doesn't matter nearly as much as what they receive.
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  2343. I'm bald, give me money 💵💵💵💵
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  2344. She'll Shock is, in the US military, the old term for PTSD. The long term mental effects of stress weren't understood at the time. It was often mistaken for regular exhaustion
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  2345. Greetings you YouTube Mother lover.
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  2346. Women who mention manifesting something I write off along with the ones who believe in star signs. I figure they'll also fall for profit prophets. The preachers who tell them that what they give they shall receive back ten fold. She's likely to dump your entire paycheck into the collection basket and tell you it was an investment.
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  2347. Give it time. The usual suspects will flood in soon enough. Fortunately they seem to be blocking/deleting the more insane stuff. But eventually it becomes easier to just shut down the comments.
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  2348. I have no problem with moderators, be they human or AI, checking comments and clipping the ones that are deemed too offensive or against the TOS. IF, and big if: 1) The TOS are clearly listed up front. 2) The rules are applied across the board. Selective enforcement of super secret rules is one of the things that ruined so many other sites.
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  2349. Every film/TV show with Edward James Olmos.
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  2350. I'm just trying to avoid "2025. And then things got worse."
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  2351. Now I want a beer.
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  2352. Often descriptions of ships begin with "was unfortunately obsolete almost as soon as it was launched". Could you find some ships or classes of them that were just ahead of their time at the time of planning to be an excellent choice when deployed?
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  2353. remingtonh A Lincoln tradition.
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  2354.  @hectortrejo1198  But catching up fast. The over engineered Toyotas started in 1990-92. That's when the Japanese manufacturers restarted their own version of the muscle car wars. Even with family sedans, like the Camry, they started throwing everything they could at them. The motorcycle companies got in on the fun too, and began one upping each other in horsepower every year.
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  2355. Most people who don't like them weren't around to see what came before the K-Cars. My folks bought a new Areis station wagon in '83. Before these came out, almost everything from Chrysler was over sized, over weight, under powered, and out of date. These cars were revolutionary at the time. Though, with hindsight, we can see they were better on paper than in the real world. Early problems with certain engines having seal problems, weak transmissions, and flaky CV joints didn't help. The salesman was probably so happy he talked my parents in to the extended warranty. My mother definitely got her money out of it.
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  2356. So basically a high capacity RG?
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  2357. GuineaJay Go back only a couple years. Even bigger V-8s turning out 180 HP. IN A CORVETTE! The malaise era truly produced some sad cars.
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  2358. They were a huge leap forward for Chrysler. Compare them to anything the company was putting out in the late 70's. My parents bought an Aries K station wagon in '82. It was an excellent car (for it's day). Though long term reliability left something to be desired. I'm not sure how much of that was the car, and how much was having three teenage drivers using it.
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  2359. I found this series late, and have been binge watching to try and catch up. I'm now only a year behind. If it wouldn't be much trouble, could all the armies just shuffle around in circles while I catch up? I need sleep.
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  2360. My phone replaced an ad for Black Rifle Coffee with a video of a tea kettle brewing.
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  2361. MrKilroy5 There is one (83 I believe) Fox body Capri.
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  2362. Rodiculous As I understand it, you can only sell to another person with a license.
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  2363. Matthew McCauley One guy blows a whistle, everyone gets out of their trench and runs forward. Rinse, repeat. Dressing as Bozo the Clown would likely have gotten you shot just as fast as something that blended in.
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  2364. Similar problem later with GM's Crossfire engines. When set up properly, they apparently ran well. But too many mechanics weren't trained in how to do it just right. So they quickly developed a bad reputation.
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  2365. Variants did show up in the Borderlands games.
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  2366. They may have been from the same factory. Along with counterfeiting, there is also the issue of "after hours manufacturing". When a company is contracted to make a certain number of an item, like name brand shoes, then make extra to be sold on the side.
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  2367. Laurence Cope At the time I believe it was called "radio flash". It was considered an odd phenomenon, but nothing to worry about. Radar screens went wonky, and some electronic devices overloaded. But nothing was interlinked like today.
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  2368. Duke of Lorraine Never underestimate the power of stupid.
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  2369. My admittedly darkest humor almost wants a counter at the bottom of the screen. Guess how many people Konrad H gets killed this week? Yes, it's evil, but it is hard to believe someone that incompetent was allowed to stay in command. After a while the numbers kind of blur together. Maybe it is because they were so high there is a numbing effect.
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  2370. But It Sure Is Fun So after making X number of dollars, a band should be required to give away their music? Lars specifically, and the music industry in general, handled the whole Napster thing wrong. But they did have a point. What about the lesser selling bands that saw a fortune in album sales get downloaded for free? After 10 years playing, five years in a band, and months of studio time, they discovered they were making less than a part time Diary Queen employee.
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  2371. No, bullets didn't fall from his jacket. It was simply that the people shooting were using guns designed by Konrad H.
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  2372. Leecommander We're still alive!
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  2373. The tests were revised in the early 90's, and again (I believe) soon after 2000. On average reduce mileage from the 70's and 80's by around 20%.
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  2374. Standard of the day. GM used the Powerglide 2 speed until 73 or 74.
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  2375. Masked NME I used Meguiars. I don't think there's much of a difference between brands. But it was a bit softer and easier to use.
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  2376.  @almostfm  A study during the Eisenhower administration showed the futility of massive shelters. They didn't want to panic the people who would interpret it as "We're all going to die.", so they shifted emphasis to families having a personal shelter. By the early to mid 60's they started making more of the Bob's Backyard Bunker type films.
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  2377. The new rule of Buick "Will it sell in China?" GM has turned Buick into their Chinese division.
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  2378. Without looking it up, Battles of Isonzo or Star Wars. Which had more sequels?
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  2379. Also industrial grade copeium. "He didn't commit to me because he's afraid of/wasn't ready for commitment." No honey, he wasn't ready to commit to YOU. He read the contract, he saw the terms and conditions. He noped his way right out of the deal. If you have a contract with the exact terms and numbers are you going to pick a new Lexus or 20 year old Chevy? It's going to cost him the same either way, why not get the better (higher value) choice?
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  2380. Detroit held on to 3spd autos like they were a gift from God. Long after European and Japanese manufacturers had shown that an extra cog allowed for better mileage and was just as reliable, 3 was still the default choice in many American cars.
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  2381. I wonder if New York has ever considered a limit of a 1% or 1.5% increase on taxes or fees for it's citizens? Or maybe a similar limit on the budget. Businesses are supposed to get by with only that regardless of market conditions. All the big brains in government should be able to figure out how to do it easily.
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  2382. And Germany could have stopped at Poland. But they convinced themselves that it would be a quick trip to Moscow.
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  2383. Nice to see I'm not the only one who plays Name That Tune during Motorweek reviews.
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  2384. Lockdowns are now bad. Plus they want amnesty for every other decision they forced on the masses during the Great Coof Panic. It's almost as if all those "conspiracy theory nuts" were right.
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  2385. I had a teacher in highschool that had mixed feelings about his status. He was eligible to join if he had a college degree or extensive experience in a particular area, but was exempt from the draft because of health reasons and because Vietnam wasn't officially declared a war. 1Y, or something like that. If Congress had declared war like they did in 1941 he would have been considered healthy enough for conscription. He felt guilty about being exempted because of a minor issue that never bothered him in his daily life. But also realized, if legal, he could have sold it to another guy for any price he asked.
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  2386. It's often a bunch of people who have little in common, besides a shared lineage, being forced to travel to a single location in the hopes of upholding an ideal. If you put a group of strangers together like that, they'd probably be more polite because they don't know anything about the others. But families have a history that includes previous insults and (real or imagined) wrongs that are brought to the surface when people are put together. Then add some alcohol and watch the fireworks begin.
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  2387. Just send me a case of Rockstar each week and nobody gets hurt.
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  2388. $250 for a babysitter? I admit it's been a while since I've dealt with anything like that, but since when does babysitting pay that sort of cash? All so he can get with a single mother of three. Nope.
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  2389. I live in Florida and we go through this almost every time a hurricane hits. Everyone tries to fill up at once, even if they aren't evacuating.
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  2390. If made and stored properly. If anything in smell, look, or taste makes you ask questions it's best to toss it. I've dealt with botulism before. A great diet plan if you need to lose some weight quickly. Surviving it can get tricky though.
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  2391. Tim sounds like he's read/heard some of the BS coming out to defend Carmelo. It's possible he believes what he's saying. Though also possible he needs to go through the information and sift out the made up propaganda.
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  2392. Target "Please customers, stop calling the police when you see criminals doing criminal stuff in our stores. We aren't going to press charges regardless of what they're arrested for." Also Target "Don't blame us for higher prices. All our stuff keeps getting stolen and the regular paying customers have to make up the difference." Remember when "See something, say something " was hammered into our collective heads? Now "No snitching" has gone from the hood to the corporate boardroom.
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  2393. We've gone from affordable housing to affordable/free luxury housing. Keep moving the goalposts.
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  2394. Another example of "They don't build them like they used to." And thank God they stopped. I admit modern society has become obsessed with safety to the point of treating adults like brain damaged five year olds. But I'm happy I don't have to put on my asbestos jacket and hat to go do a 14 hour shift at the local tetanus and cholera factory so I can afford morphine for my kids who have started spontaneously bleeding from their ears again. All the while hoping my corner of the slum doesn't burn down while I'm digging my way out of the latest building collapse. Or, as it was known to the average citizen in the early 20th century, Tuesday.
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  2395. Where I live Circle-K is a big convenience store chain. Two of the closest to me always have a couple urban outdoorsmen outside hitting up customers. I just stopped going because I didn't want to deal with the hassle. Now I mostly go to Wawa. More expensive and a bit out of the way, but they seem to have a policy of chasing them away.
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  2396. Rent-a-Mob needs to hire better NPCs. The standards for the professionally offended are slipping.
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  2397. Aren't these the same people who have been claiming that it was the large police presence at previous "peaceful protests" that set off the riots? But why let earlier claims stand in the way of new ones.
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  2398. My folks bought an Aries K wagon. They couldn't understand why 15 year old me kept pushing for a LeBaron convertible parked next to it in the dealership. Well, they probably understood, but didn't care.
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  2399. Dems "We can't have a debate with 20 people in a room designed for 500 because COVID." Also Dems "We need more Congressional hearings with standing room only because Orange Man Bad."
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  2400. Round one, you win a gold medal. Round two, you are attacked for being rich enough to have gold.
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  2401. The same company probably sells a engine oil flush that takes care of that too. But that clears out the additives, so time to buy more.
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  2402. I'm still trying to convince the IRS I never got my refund or my $1,200 from last year.
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  2403. He planned to attack. But he thought he'd have more time. War between the USSR and Germany was inevitable. He was just surprised Germany did it as soon as they did.
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  2404. That's why their drivers are officially independent subcontractors. Legally it's up to the driver to make sure everything is ok. To go after Uber, Lyft, or any other delivery service you would have to prove they knowingly contracted with people illegally. The delivery companies aren't stupid, they know a certain percentage are breaking the law. But proving an individual case is another thing.
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  2405. Tap and wiggle. One of the first time I tried getting a rusted bolt out I went with straight brute force. Minor disaster. Then I was shown how to tap on it, loosen then tighten slightly, and tap some more. Repeat until you get noticable movement, then spray. Unless the threads are too far gone it works almost every time.
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  2406. Eight different sources list of dozen different reasons. In the end I think it came down to a conflict of personalities. They still seem to like/respect each other, but realize that being in regular close proximity would make things worse.
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  2407. It's almost like they were invented in response to infantry who gave enemy locations as "Somewhere waves arm over there". Okay, make somewhere over there disappear.
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  2408. Listerine was named in honor of Dr Lister who worked a few years later. Though Dr Lister had nothing to do with with inventing it he is credited with being an early proponent of germ theory and it's connection to infection. He developed several methods of sterilizing equipment and demanded cleaner operating areas.
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  2409. Also mentioned was how every study of the results of implementing DEI policies leads to disaster is buried.
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  2410. Lee Iacocca, when he was in charge of Chrysler, had a tag line in the ads. "If you can find a better car, buy it." Bud convinced people to try other brands, they found something better, they keep buying it.
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  2411. You can develop PTSD from a particularly bad (abusive, true sociopathic/psychopathic ex, etc) relationship. But this is 1-3% tops. It's used by almost every woman who got their feelings hurt today. A friend went on one of these sites to call out another woman who was talking about her PTSD. My friend described only some of the horror show that was her marriage, pointing out that she was only giving the Cliff Notes version. She finished by asking her, and other women, to stop minimizing true abuse by whining about a bad date and trying to compare the two. She was blocked.
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  2412. People will, just not the ones you want. Libraries are defacto homeless centers.
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  2413. I want full drug screening before the debate. I'd really like to know what combination of pharmaceutical chemicals they give Biden to keep him awake and focused without having him go full speed freak psycho.
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  2414. The protesters "confiscating" that man's (Apologies if I have the gender wrong) stick reminded me of the insanity of "civil protests" from years ago. Pat Buchanan, when he was running for President, made an appearance at a gun show. The Secret Service made his supporters remove their signs from the sticks they were attached to because they were considered weapons. So they taped the signs to rifles they had (It was a gun show) and went right back to waving them around.
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  2415.  @IronPsyde  Or had an angry ex make claims against him.
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  2416.  @loganblackwood2922  Beautiful.
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  2417. I work for a large restaurant chain. Our new policy on walkouts is to let them go. It's no longer dine and dash, it's dine and walk away at your leisure. I believe the basis is a fear of lawsuits if the customer is harmed while basically trying to rob us. (Welcome to 20current year) Also they don't want the negative publicity if the customer happens to be a few shades darker than a sheet of paper and decides to scream racism.
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  2418. We want to be segregated into the good areas.
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  2419.  @russianbear0027  I know some submarines have been brought back. So total submersion isn't a deal killer. But it definitely would make it more complicated.
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  2420. I'm not sure which is scarier. That these people are in charge, or that no one is in charge and the whole thing is running on autopilot.
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  2421. Didn't report his income to the bankruptcy court. I wonder if the IRS will be looking at him next?
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  2422. She tried a trick the other Tik Tok kweens push. If he isn't taking you to a nice enough place, refuse to go until he upgrades. Your worth it. Well, she found out her worth.
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  2423. It's a hit to her ego. Even when they know they aren't the one and only thing a guy obsesses over, they don't want to hear it.
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  2424. Actually they were safe for the person firing it. They just had to take cover with the official issue school desk. Back in the '50s and '60s those things could stop a nuclear blast. Just watch the duck and cover PSAs of the time.
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  2425. Again I'm amazed by the names of British ships. The Vengeance, Victory, Crusader, Cerberus' Teeth. Then also the Daffodil, Mermaid, and Buttercup. I almost expect a Dreadnought/Nuclear Submarine hybrid to be named the HMS Puppy.
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  2426. There's a hair shop in the strip mall near where I work. From the outside it looks like it has as good security and window reinforcement as the medical marijuana store across the street. I'm guessing they know their customers.
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  2427. Hey look! Next week's supply of Soylent Green just volunteered.
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  2428. The major problem with food for the US was logistics. We had it here, we had problems getting it there because of the war. The major problem with food for the USSR was a lack of food overall. It was a problem feeding Western Europe, but one we were overcoming when cargo ships stopped sinking
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  2429. Every, I mean every news report had "Shot in the back" within the first two lines. Almost none mentioned what led up to it.
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  2430. ​ V.P.N..... Show me the young Aladdin. Maybe the ones tossing food in the air?
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  2431. How? By refusing to pay $200/barrel for oil just so some dictators can buy loyalty from their military?
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  2432. TYT "But they are taking food. Literally stealing bread." Wrecks everything in the shop TYT "But they took bread. BREAD!"
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  2433. Extra rustproofing on the engine. If they could only have figured out how to rustproof the bodies. By 87 Japanese manufacturers had gotten better. But a little surface rust turned in to full body cancer pretty quick once it got started.
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  2434. The lack of a simplified DD-214 in the Russian military is probably a carryover from the Soviet era. 1) Bureaucracy. Everything in the Soviet Union went through multiple layers. Not unusual for government work, but in Russia it was on a different scale. Everyone had to have information about everything that was done. The accuracy of that information was a different thing. 2) Secrecy. The paranoia level of secrecy within the Soviet Union meant that despite the huge amounts of paperwork, they were careful not to leave an easy paper trail for anyone to follow. This also allowed deniability when something went wrong. It required a certain security clearance, or permission of someone with a security clearance, for a soldier to see his own records of where he had been and what he did. This might make sense for individuals who did sensitive work, but it went down to basic grunt level soldiers and sailors. Both of these issues have been continued to some extent in the modern Russian military.
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  2435. But I'm constantly told they are here to do things regular citizens won't. Well, maybe they are.
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  2436.  @tin2001  You are the listed property owner. They claim to be a tenant. If the utilities are already in your name they stay that way until the tenant says otherwise. Yes, if you didn't pay your bill for your home it could be cut off. But they claim to be renting from someone with an agreement that the listed owner will pay the utilities as part of the rent. The fact that they aren't actually paying rent doesn't matter under the law. Stupid, I know, but that is apparently how it works.
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  2437. Or sign up on Patreon at the $5 level, and rant away. Just a thought.
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  2438.  @ericbyo9472  Yeah, he does have a history of being a D-bag. But he has made attempts to apologize for most of it. Unfortunately for him, the ham fisted way he went about it made some stuff worse.
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  2439. When (If ever) arrested for doing this, add the cost of repairs to the charges. It becomes a felony. Assuming tampering with public safety equipment isn't already one. Then its off to state prison.
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  2440. The first question any guy should ask is why. A single mom that has a MIA baby daddy is probably someone to avoid. Divorced mom with a kid , tread very carefully. Especially if she's the one who filed for divorce. Widow. At least she tried, still a red flag. Proceed slowly and constantly check that she isn't looking for a check. Multiple kids by multiple men is definitely something to back away from.
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  2441. About a quarter of the posts I see on Facebook are covered or blurred with a warning. It almost always happens to anti Biden posts from either my right wing, or severe Left wing friends.
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  2442. Still considered too weird by other groups. They took too long to come out and declare their victimhood to become sufficiently mainstream. Maybe, if like the T group, they were more public (Fuzz it up in the gym?) they could start gaining bonus points. Though I think the best they can hope for is to be included in the + of the alphabet plus community.
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  2443. 1987, when women's shoulder pads were approaching their zenith. They would almost hit NFL level in '88.
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  2444. $190,000 is about $3.7 million today. So I presume this was a claim against his personal loss, not the cost of the factory. Not bad considering a skilled worker was making around ¢20/hr.
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  2445. A possible idea on paper, but likely wouldn't be that effective in practice. As some have pointed out, effective range is limited. There's also aiming speed. Raising the barrel and moving it to get a proper lead would prove much harder then using canister shot against ground troops.
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  2446. I'll push the like button as soon as I crawl out from the fallout.
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  2447.  @leok8183  I did it for a few years. If I were healthy enough I'd go back to it. There's a building boom in my town and I know they are paying a lot more than I'm currently making.
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  2448. I gave up on the SPLC back when they declared the Utah Militia a dangerous, domestic terrorist group. (Remember when militias were the cosmic boogyman?) The UM is actually a volunteer veterans group that preform honor guard services at funerals.
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  2449. ​ @shadowbanned7285  Or it's a day that ends in Y. That seems to be enough of a reason.
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  2450. The "Why didn't they shoot the gun out of her hand" crowd will be sounding off soon enough.
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  2451.  @wolfmommy541  Look up "Conspiracy" under most state laws. If you present something as authentic, and try to sell it illegally, it's the same as actually selling the real thing. Most prosecutors will take into account that you only had a fake item and this will help get you a reduced sentence. There are a lot of people in prison who bought glorified playdough from undercover law enforcement thinking it was C4 or a similar explosive. They were still convicted and sent to prison.
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  2452. Now I want to see a Russian oval/round hull dreadnought. Sure, sailing in a straight line would be an adventure. But so stable and all that deck space. Triple tier turrets fore, aft, port, and starboard. Keep firing while it spins like a giant top of doom.
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  2453. I don't have any experience with the GM version. But with every Bronco that had a removable top, it never quite went back on right. At best it became a source of unending squeaks. At worst, regular leaks.
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  2454. Possibly he looked up pre sanction rates. Prices have been going through extreme swings since they started. After Moscow announced a call up of the reserves and mobilization, the prices of international tickets jumped 5X-10X almost overnight. Oddly, not a lot of people bought two way tickets.
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  2455. Aristocrats used to have hermits living on their estates. It was an odd fad of having your own primitive person as part of the landscape. Maybe the museum, and places around there, could start a similar thing. Make it a competition between locations to see who has the most innovative urban reuse person on their property.
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  2456. If they start going after journalists the terms will change. Wait, they already did that but the cult refuses to change.
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  2457. Taurus owners: "Yeah, I'm taking a chance and hoping for a good one. But I didn't spend $1,500 to find out."
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  2458. This stuff used to happen on rare occasions, but it was only temporary. I remember a company that made lockers, like what you find in a gym, that was worth almost as much as GM. But it was a spike that began, maxed out and returned to normal within an hour. Apparently a few computers from different investment firms saw a small jump and began buying. This led to a larger jump, so some sold while others bought more. As the buy/price rise/buy more feedback got crazy humans stepped in an got things under control. News reports from the time were sounding like it was a financial apocalypse, "Skynet of Wall Street". Now people are doing it on their own. The growth for no reason goes on for days, sometimes months. Yet the SEC and other regulators are no where to be found.
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  2459. ​ @latetotheparty184  Cut off a hand. Give them an application for disability payments. America!
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  2460. I believe she was trying to remember Michael Avery. He's a "civil rights" activist who was arrested for possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of an unregistered silencer, and various drug charges (Marijuana related I believe). He was arrested after shooting himself accidentally (at that's his version) with a gun that is a different caliber than the one he was charged with. So possibly a felon with two illegal guns.
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  2461. Only off by around 60 years.
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  2462. Still using the one bomb, one city formula. Also warheads measuring kilotons. At the time, maybe relevant. When bombs were "small" and rare. Soon though we'd have more and bigger bombs. Then, after accidentally nuking half of the Pacific due to a miscalculation, we figured out that fallout really was a thing and could be very bad. I wonder how long they pushed the "It was just an air burst" myth?
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  2463. The same pattern as artificially raising service industry wages. Before new law: A bartender works a four hour shift for $8/hr plus $200-250 in tips. After new law: Same bartender works a four hour shift for $15/hr, no tips. Left declares victory and moves on.
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  2464. Progressivism/neo socialism/whatever sounds good until you actually live in it. Then suddenly everyone starts sounding like their parents.
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  2465. Banks will lose money for a very short time. Then interest rates for loans to everyone else jump up.
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  2466. RNC should challenge every write in. Spelling, not fully in the box, wrong color of pen, any excuse.
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  2467. Shhhh. Some things can't be said.
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  2468. Clicks like
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  2469. That's not a motorcycle. It's a trap to be used in the next Saw movie.
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  2470. Out of curiosity I looked up my Mom's old house, where I grew up a little while back. My parents bought it for $29K. She sold it for $105K. It last sold for $355K. Estimated price if on the market two years ago was $550K. When I had to move last year I thought about moving back to the area. I couldn't pretend to afford to rent in the area.
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  2471. In the same way Hillary Clinton ran such a lousy campaigner in the primary. She knew the fix was in so she just went through the motions. Unfortunately for her, she kept doing it during the general election.
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  2472. Please stop pointing that gun at my Mom's head.
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  2473. Only once. A friend worked for a finance/insurance company that had been bought out by another. She was told she would be cut, but if she properly trained her counterpart from the new company, she'd receive six months salary afterward. Basically it was a bribe to key employees to keep them from walking, and smooth the transition. Because the option was "Take your lunch break, and don't come back.", she took it. Most of the other people in her area showed up to work the following day, saw their names on a list, and were told to check with security about picking up their personal items.
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  2474. Claim it wasn't real communism? At least that seems to be a favorite excuse.
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  2475. Go back to country X is Nationalistic, not racist. The left seems to think this is bad. It isn't, it is (or should be) a prerequisite for the leaders of any nation. The President of the United States should put America's interests first. Just as the Prime Minister of England should always put the long term interests of England first.
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  2476. Unfortunately almost none of the BLM sheep will ever here the rest of the story. They'll get the story of "Police kill black man", and accept that it was another racist execution.
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  2477. Dumbasses, as far as I can see, nothing but Dumbasses. Red Foreman.
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  2478. Mazda did eventually crack down on dealers overcharging for them. They didn't want the reputation Honda had developed at the time. People liked Honda's cars, but dealer satisfaction was near the bottom of all manufacturers.
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  2479.  @TheHistoryGuyChannel  Regardless of whether it went well, or was a disaster, history (at least US history) would have changed radically. The Cuban revolution had not taken place yet. And this would have been a signal that the US would be willing to use force to support allies in the hemisphere, and destroy perceived threats. Even though we weren't big fans of the Cuban government, once the precedent is set, it would have been fairly easy to justify using American troops to end Castro's fight before it really began. Also possibly convincing the old leadership to step aside and live in retirement in exchange for this aid. No Castro, no Cuban Missile Crisis. We also were not yet openly involved in Vietnam. It would have been easy enough to say "Sorry, busy in our own back yard." So no, or at least a very different Vietnam War.
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  2480. How can you overlook the legendary Corvega and Chryslus Atomic V8, Blitz, Flea, Pick-R-Up, and Lone Wanderer?
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  2481. And if you are turning left? Merging works fine for people turning right when coming off a highway. If going back under, turning left, it requires multiple lanes to either stop or to have a long gap. During rush hour this doesn't happen.
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  2482. They were parade elephants by WWII. Nice to look at, but would have been instantly destroyed with contemporary anti tank weapons. The French Army was well aware of this and intentionally kept them away from likely points of combat.
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  2483. At most they'll be looking at bust and boot. Reduced rank to E1 then kicked out. In reality, unless they are individually facing additional charges, they'll get a single reduction in rank and no chance of promotion for remainder of current term.
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  2484. The earliest I was planning was next March or April. So hopefully things will be a bit more sane by then.
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  2485. Let me introduce the IRS to my newest "business expenses".
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  2486. ​ @rogersmith7396 Spoiler alert, we're listening to this in English.
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  2487. It was part of Hitler's fortress city strategy. He figured that armies advancing towards Germany could be ground down by forcing them to battle through certain areas. Unfortunately for Germany, Generals in both the East and West figured out the counter strategy called "Just go around them". They could leave troops behind to surround and starve the cities and take parts as they became easier. Japan made a similar miscalculation when the Americans refused to invade every fortified Island in the Pacific. Then even had the audacity to invade islands that had minimal or no real defenses. War isn't as much fun when the enemy gets to make up their own rules and refuses to fight by yours.
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  2488. Remember the crazy old days when being a game developer meant being concerned with making a good game?
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  2489. I believe one of the police was just yelling "Woof!" It does actually work sometimes.
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  2490. ​ @mrgrimreaper94 Some states use death row as a substitute for life without parole if that isn't available for sentencing.
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  2491. Except too many adherents of the Feminist Religion are beginning to see the truth. Hence the unending "I hate my life" posts from women hitting the wall. Possibly the only hope is younger women will learn from them. They'll realize maybe grandma knew what she was doing.
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  2492. ​ @MagpieAnnie73  I'm sure they didn't get a discount and paid full fare. Much like the hotels that filled up with the previous wave.
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  2493. A bar I used to go to had Bladder Buster Night. They'd ring a bell and all beer was free until someone went to the bathroom. We figured out when they were about to ring it and duck off to drain any excess. Then stand like a guard unit protecting the doors. Yes, people suffered, but free beer so we didn't care.
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  2494. If there were only ten cops left in the CPD, 9 would be assigned to her security. The 10th would be held out as a sacrifice for the mob who is still angry they didn't cut enough of the force.
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  2495. Another of those "used to be everywhere" cars.
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  2496. They will demand "balance" when Ginsburg retires/dies. Then find some heretofore unknown precident that will be reason to impeach Trump if he doesn't put someone on the court who is left of Marx.
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  2497. Damp, cold, and windy made them think of happier times at home. Very distracting in battle.
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  2498. Assuming they were paid at all. Many policies don't cover losses that result from civil disorder/riots. Merchandise whether stolen, or lost due to destruction is a separate part of the policy. It costs more and never gives full retail value.
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  2499. I've read a few of the memoirs written mostly by officers after the war. When the subject of why they went along with Hitler's plans for so long they usually fall back on "Our oath". Almost like it was a physical gun to their heads. They seem to forget a couple things. First, they liked the rearmament policy. It gave them more power. Second, many agreed with him. At least when things were going well for Germany. The huge estates they were planning on retiring to once the war was over.
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  2500. He's figured out how to monetize those clickbait ads on Facebook and YouTube, but with a political/social spin. I at least have to admire the grind.
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  2501. I've done long term subbing in public schools and taught in the Florida prison system. I enjoyed the prisoners more. I also thought they learned more. Classes were also more organized and focused, though sometimes surreal. Most of the reason was that my students in prison understood the idea that screwing up had direct consequences.
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  2502. A big sign they are lying or about to, the more qualifiers they put in the question.
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  2503. I remember a story from around 2000. They showed that every increase in financial assistance, loans or grants, was immediately followed by an increase in tuition and other university costs. They weren't increased to meet new costs, it was the other way around. Once the increases became almost automatic it turned into an education inflation death spiral.
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  2504. My usual response was "real" fascism hasn't been done either. How about we give it a try in a few dozen countries and see how it works out.
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  2505. So don't mention LGBTQ rights in the areas where they actually are being oppressed? Remember, these are the same people/companies that were all about worker's rights, and so proud of unions. Except for the stuff they made in China.
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  2506. As used in the video I believe finesse and frame refer to how you present and carry yourself. To put it another way, it's what you show the society around you as the real you. A former president of the US, Teddy Roosevelt, used the phrase "Speak softly and carry a big stick." He meant to not be excessively loud or a braggart, but be prepared to stand your ground and back up whatever you say or do.
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  2507. The cops are pretty much demoralized. Why arrest someone who will be free and have likely committed the same crimes by your next shift? They know it's a rotating door. They get paid the same for 10 arrests per shift as 0. I'm not knocking the police. It's just human nature to identify a futile act then move on to something less stressful.
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  2508. Who gets it? The IRS (In America). Find lost gold? Win a jackpot at a casino? Buy a classic piece of art at a thrift store? The IRS will always be first in line to get their share.
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  2509. @nismo510 It varies from state to state. But some have a time limit, like after 10 days you are considered a resident of that location. Others simply require that you accepted mail at an address to make it official.
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  2510. Or impound as evidence until all charges are cleared, in a few months. But first they have to pay the $75/day impound fee.
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  2511. And the American soldiers who were never issued anything made by them were much better off for it.
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  2512. I wonder how far the Republicans could advance if they just shut up about abortion?
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  2513. I was like that with broccoli. Somewhere around my mid 30's I decided it could be good. Now I eat broccoli 3-4 days a week.
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  2514. She'll probably stick around for as long as David Hogg.
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  2515. Don't forget retro-offense. Things you said in the past that were okay, or even celebrated, but are now a reason to destroy you.
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  2516. Next step is to blockade the tracks with a stolen car, then swarm it when it stops.
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  2517. Already maxed out. One of the reasons California has an instant catch and release system for criminals.
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  2518. When I was younger I lived in a hotel that had a basement split in two. One half was a regular basement. The other, divided by a concrete wall and heavy door, was smaller inside with thicker walls and ceiling. It wasn't until I was older that I realized the original owner had built a nuclear shelter down there.
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  2519. I've got a couple of Z$100,000,000 bills. Unfortunately no bank seems to want to accept them.
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  2520. What's the problem? Everyone knows racing involves left only. Right?
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  2521. Insanity opens many new worlds and opportunities.
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  2522. Both I and my lengthy facial fur approve this video.
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  2523. Learning the lesson of watching others hoisted by their own petard requires self awareness. Something so many lack.
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  2524. I'll just hit like now, and watch it later when I wake up.
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  2525. But, but, most votes evah. You know, history and stuff.
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  2526. They are manipulating young people through.... what's the word? The word is ignorance. Similar to stupidity, but usually curable with experience. It is often related to feelings being placed over intelligence and reality.
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  2527. I have a short, Germanic name. But people seem to be unable to say it. Between kindergarten and the time I graduated only one teacher got it right. She had a long Polish name, so I figure she'd spent most of her life correcting other people and was more aware of checking before saying it. When my father retired from the Navy they misspelled his name. Neither he nor I have been offended by this, it had become something of a joke within our family.
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  2528. She is having a moment. A moment of clarity. I'm willing to bet she supported BLM at some point. Now that she's face to face with the reality of the movement, maybe she'll see things as they really are, not the way the propaganda says.
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  2529. It's almost as if they know Capt Potato Brain isn't actually in charge. Everything is being done by nameless departmental appointees who will never have to answer for their actions if (when) it all falls apart.
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  2530. I try to avoid well done burgers. (Yes, I know all the USDA recommendations.) If I'm paying $50 or more for a steak it had better be safe even Pittsburgh style. If you are going to blast it all the way to well done, go somewhere cheap where you can't tell the difference and save some money.
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  2531. Previously it was the Like button. But enemies of the state must be rooted out wherever they hide.
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  2532. I had a supply of "veterinary" penicillin. I could buy it over the counter at a feed store, but human penicillin required a prescription. There's a conversion chart for size and dosage for easy use. It's the same stuff, just packaged differently.
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  2533. SOP in San Francisco and several other areas. Leave your car unlocked to prevent people from breaking your windows in order to find out there's nothing in the car.
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  2534. So, if I take a 12 year old to a strip club can I call it educational? I'm teaching stuff like the differences in body types, economics and the exchange of money for services, possible career opportunities, etc.
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  2535. The batteries ran down in her bedside boyfriend.
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  2536. White Supremacy, the standby excuse for anything that can't be explained by/blamed on Global Warming.
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  2537. Why wait for flying cars?
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  2538. Average leftist is putting their fingers in their ears and just repeating like a five year old "He's a Republican, he's a Republican, he's a Republican."
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  2539. Not much to say. Posts an hour and a half long video. Okay.
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  2540. I have. But they lasted a few seconds then reasonable people stepped in and stopped everything. This need to draw guns and start blasting because.... reasons seems to be limited to certain groups.
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  2541. I used to joke about it. Now it's just sad. His wife, VP Harris, and the others running things behind the scenes should be ashamed of themselves. But they won't be, they love the power too much.
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  2542. Not a big fan of ink, but can deal with it. Often the quality and location can tell you their history. But giant talons are a huge personal turnoff.
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  2543. Citizens Demand to be Treated Like Citizens.
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  2544. I'll throw a few bucks towards renting a bus to drop them off at her front door.
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  2545. If I may make a video request. If you could get your hands on a "Deer Gun" Vietnam era version of the Liberator, I'd love to see your views on it.
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  2546. Not real socialism...... The most common refrain I hear from them whenever someone questions their "interpretation" of history. I like to point out that on paper fascism works great too. And it's only been tried a couple times. And then, not even true (pure) fascism. Why not try it again in a few dozen countries and see if they can make it work? Only as a joke, I'm not in favor of any fascist ideals. In my late teens/early twenties I and many friends swung the opposite way and became extreme libertarians. As I aged I've come to realize that governments often over regulate, but having no leash on business or society is begging for disaster.
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  2547. The reason almost every German apologist gives to explain why a military supposedly superior in every way was wiped out "....then Mad Man Hitler interfered". Also, blame Italians.
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  2548. Given the secretive nature of the work (national security issues) and the attitude of companies towards worker's safety during the 1950's and 60's, I'd guess there were a lot of "near misses" that only appeared as an anomaly in someone's log book. If no one outside of the facility was affected, don't mention it to anyone. I remember reading about a chemical plant that, when emergency sirens would go off, nearby residents would freak out. So the company started sounding them as tests. Eventually people ignored them because even if something was wrong they assumed it was just another test.
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  2549. It's also the commodity that is a great indicator of pricing trends. Nothing else has giant signs along every road listing the current market price. Even people not buying it at the moment can see fluctuations in price.
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  2550. The Billionaire Bonnet Club.
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  2551. Hispanic name + D in the party affiliation collum = 60% vote in her district.
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  2552.  Top Turf  I've heard different reasons for the seemingly random nature of their accuracy. Most are good, some are horrible. Probably not as many as people think, but enough that it was noticable. It could be the thin barrel or the way it's installed that makes it more prone to warping when hot. I have a had time with peep sights, which doesn't help the situation. I've had someone who is very good with a rifle test it and they were getting 6"-7" groups at 100yds. Unfortunately the early ones (Mine was made in 1976) had thin receivers. Not so thin as to be dangerous, but also not thick enough to drill and tap for a scope. You can get a fore stock cover and have it drilled to use a long eye relief scope. But most of these specifically don't fit the 180 series without modification.
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  2553. Can't read a clock? Try handing them a statement written in cursive. It may as well be a secret code.
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  2554. Report that I'm being bribed, (Maybe not give exact numbers) but immediately file a whistleblower claim against it. Claim everything as my reward. If thieves and drug dealers are allowed to keep their money as long as they claim it on their taxes, I should be allowed to keep any bribes I've reported. Also a bonus for getting out of jury duty.
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  2555. "Allowing", "Encouraging" either works.
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  2556. Little known fact, the message from the first Japanese ship that encountered the Russian hospital ship started with "Before you ask, no, I'm not drunk. But you aren't going to believe this shit."
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  2557. We're at "How dare you even question if there is a situation. You racist!"
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  2558. Like the women who were Southern sympathizers during the Civil War. There was no proper way to know what was below either their hoop skirts or lower decks. A perfect design to hide giant tripods.
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  2559. This is why every 4-6 woman is convinced she's a 10. The 7-8 think they are goddesses.
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  2560. It looked like the cop who hit him was circling around for a second run.
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  2561. "You are confusing my...um, ya know...My son, a captain in the Nav..ah Army. He died to protect those you people rights... but Buttercup was over in the weeds... two scoops of chocolate in Syri... Afghanistan." Pres Biden "He promised to continue support for our allies in Afghanistan and to protect American citizens." CNN/ABC/Any network propaganda.
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  2562. I'm 53, I remember parents being warned about LSD and hash brownies in the early 70's.
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  2563. Not justifying individuals stealing the treasure they were supposed to guard. But if I had just marched across Europe, fighting most of the way, and saw enough gold bars and coins to make a pile larger than my house, I'd walk away with some stuffed pockets.
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  2564. Nice bit with the fake puggaree. Like Jeep and the seven bar grill. Other than tradition, it serves no purpose, but wouldn't look right without it.
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  2565. If Biden drops out, will it be okay with Dems to investigate his corrupt son?
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  2566. Police report: The suspect was in a locked room with the victim. We heard him say, and have recordings of him saying "I'm going to kill you!" We heard six shots, then immediately kicked in the door. We saw him standing over the victim with a smoking revolver." Kimberly Fox "Sounds racist. Let him go."
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  2567. I loved the Vehicross. But I also thought the original Juke looked good too. So I apparently have off center taste. Addendum: I liked the look of the Juke, not it's execution. Mini SUV on the outside, mini Mini on the inside. Somehow they rivaled Hummer for inefficient use of interior space.
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  2568. Fascist Power Rangers. Great, now "Go, Go Power Rangers. Heil!" is stuck in my head.
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  2569. Or a synth.
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  2570. Two syllables. Six letters. Used in English, French and German. Yet no one can get it right.
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  2571. Claim someone borrowed the phone. Can't prove otherwise.
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  2572. Parents being shamed? Nope. It will be a single mother holding a picture of their innocent baby's sixth grade graduation and giving the dindu nuffin speech.
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  2573. We've been trying to tell you it's a big tent. I didn't think it was that big, but inclusion is inclusion.
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  2574. And CVTs. CVTs as far as you can see.
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  2575. Recalls do work. Unfortunately they usually end up curing the symptoms but not treating the actual problem. Too often voters replace the recalled person who is "only" 80% as bad as the one they got rid of. The solution is wholesale replacement of City/County/State elected officials. Not all need to go in one or two cycles, but enough that the rest fear for their jobs along with the privileges and perks that come with them.
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  2576. Here's a can of gas. It should make it a mile.
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  2577. CW formula: Season One, good concept with acceptable writing. Season Two, woke snark starts creeping into scripts, viewers start to watch something else. Season Three and beyond, rainbows and woke speeches are the action and the script. Original concepts are dumped. Viewers watch anything else.
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  2578. I'm calling it a victory. Previously they claimed it wasn't being taught at all.
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  2579. They kept misunderestimating him.
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  2580. They tried switching from ethenol to other alcohol based deicers, but it just led to dead soldiers even when they were warned. There are ways to make it less toxic, but you don't know until you've consumed it. And then it's too late.
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  2581. I believe we have the strain of bananas today because of the same thing happening to the previous type. It was wiped out because of a fungus or blight that quickly spread through most banana fields. Monoculture works great, right up until it doesn't.
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  2582. From an esthetic point of view, I love the aircraft of the 1950's and early 60's. Most didn't work out in the long run, some designs were DOA because of changing tactics and technology. But they were beautiful planes.
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  2583. Trump, Trump, and Trump.
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  2584. I think the Illinois AG is hoping to wait for an election. Once she's voted out the AG Office can let it quietly slip away. Dragging a strong, back, independent woman (Who happens to have a D in front of her name) is going to be a PR circus. The feds are also investigating, but I can see them dumping the whole mess on the next administration.
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  2585. Think of it like a brain virus. It infects a small area but takes over, and destroys the entire body. The more extreme parts of the left figured out they only need one, or a couple cities to take over a state. See Illinois. Chicago is the state. If it's fine for Chicago it becomes law across Illinois. The rest of the state has no say.
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  2586. Shh. The ability to identify patterns is a white supreme pizza construct. It's used by imperialists to justify behavior and other evil philosophies like law and math.
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  2587. No AR, but a Mini-14 standing ready. So, close enough.
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  2588. Only 7" longer than a Suburban! Wow, how'd they fit so much truck into such a small space?
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  2589. Most dogs are happy fluffy creatures that only want attention and will happily enjoy being petted. But I still check for signs of aggression before petting one I haven't seen before. In her mind this means every dog is psychotic and rabid.
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  2590. Institute Looser Pays. Maybe not in 100% of cases, but allow defendants to request the person filing the original suit to pay back some of the legal fees. Especially if it can be shown that it was a frivolous or harassment suit.
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  2591.  @mikehagen3785  I have a Corolla S, at least it's a manual. But yeah, they do kind of epitomize A to B transport pod.
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  2592. I believe Iron Dome is a catchall for their collective missile defense systems. But you are correct, it is a different system that is used against Iranian ballistic missiles versus the type used by Hamas or Hezbollah.
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  2593. It could be exhaustion. I used to spend a lot of time around theater kids when I was in highschool and some time after. There's something similar to narcissism that makes many of them want to be "on" all the time. Later many become drama queens (And Kings?) where everything has to be over the top, end of the world level dramatic. No problem is so small it can't be blown into an apocalyptic event. Most of these problems are of their own creation. It's exhausting being around them, the primary reason I stopped. Most eventually crash and burn. If they survive that they'll usually do okay. But some keep going until they are too burned out, often with various drugs or other self destructive behavior and never stop until their gone.
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  2594. At least they didn't put one on a revolver. Those popped up in movies from the 1930's through the 50's.
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  2595. Wait, do you mean to tell me that releasing TikTok videos showing how little work you actually do at work might not be a good idea? Didn't they teach this is business classes these mental giants took in college? Oh yeah, they didn't study business. They studied feelings and how businesses are bad.
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  2596. Also doesn't have 18" guns. If you are going to call it Texas go big. Then go bigger.
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  2597. Look at the videos some of them post when asked if their family knows what they do. Most of them claim they are ok with it and fully support them.
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  2598. I also have to live in a society populated by their former students and work with the idiots they passed along until graduation.
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  2599. Civilian rationing in the Soviet Union during the war was brutal. The amounts were almost at starvation level, and it assumes even that was available. When you add in adulteration of foods it gets worse. A large amount of sawdust and stalk trimmings were added to bread to stretch grain supplies, and sausage was best described as "Be happy you have something, don't ask what it is".
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  2600. It's an old tactic. Prove to me there were absolutely no exceptions. Because there isn't, for example, photographic evidence of every person in history you can't disprove their point. Hence "Black Viking Queen". Similarly there is the argument that Empire X extended into an area, so people common to that area today would be represented in all areas of the empire. This is how we end up with Scottish Picts of African or Arabic ancestry. Unfortunately much of modern history studies has become about as reliable as fan fiction.
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  2601. The moment they realize that real life isn't like Pop Warner football. There is no mercy rule. The clock is still running a Trump is on offense.
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  2602. The evolution of atomic weapons and their effects can be seen in the civil defense films of the time. Films made in the late 1940's through the 50's have a common theme of one city, one bomb. Fallout is barely acknowledged. In one they talk about CD workers and fire departments going around and spraying the dust off suburban homes. (Because once it's in the sewer it doesn't matter, right?) Others warn people of short term rationing like they had in WWII. There was definitely a philosophy of looking at nuclear weapons as just big bombs with a little extra kick.
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  2603. In one of the earliest videos they loaded up the car, Lincoln I think, with the classic 70's hard sided luggage. That was back when John Davis did the actual driving. They switched to the newer stuff to have a standardized "luggage" measurement. I like it because it better shows useable space and not just theoretical cubic feet. Similar to their obsession with putting plywood in the beds of pickup trucks.
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  2604. Got to give the protesters time to warm up.
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  2605. Why!?! The sounds of crying from my gun closet had finally stopped from when I first watched the original.
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  2606. I had a girlfriend dislocate a finger while punching me in the ribs. She screamed and jumped back, holding her hand. It popped back in, but I did the good boyfriend thing and took care of her. It wasn't until a little later I realized she wasn't being playful and just got too rough, she was genuinely trying to hurt me and didn't know how to properly throw a punch. I checked out of that relationship real fast after that.
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  2607. Those who will not obey the cult, the cult will destroy.
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  2608. My first thought too. Fire up a Marlboro and the cops will drag you off. Light up some fentanyl or crack? Cops take a coffee break.
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  2609. Is that correct, six years to make Captain? The US Navy didn't do it that fast during WWII, when we quadrupled the size of our navy in two years. NZ is at peace, it should be at least 15 and more likely 20 years before you get the big chair.
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  2610. 3. While reciting Jabberwocky.
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  2611. Moonves fired Charlie Rose for less offense behavior, and fewer accusers.
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  2612. As this finished I turned on the live trial coverage. The judge was ripping the prosecutor a new ass.
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  2613. Paula Dean "Well, that's a good start."
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  2614. Just curious. Did she ever say she was single, or simply presented herself that way? I only know of her because of mentions on some channels and can't recall hearing her marital status brought up before.
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  2615. To cover the Drinker's criticism of the movie trying to cover all the bases and not quite doing it. 1) It's a straight to stream film, make it in two (90 minute?) parts. 2) Only two people. A small 2-3 person team on either side. Take it down to two people after the things below come up and reduce it to one survivor on each side. 3) General criticism of many films today. Figure out what to do with CGI effects before starting. Somehow it's gotten less expensive to use, the technology has improved, yet the quality has dropped in the last decade. Studios using it seem to farm out the effects to the lowest bidder, who then dump the project on a few interns after cashing the check.
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  2616. Sitting here with my Mini-14 Why won't anyone acknowledge me???
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  2617. Let me show you the thousands of signs from protests saying that if I don't have a uterus I don't get to have an opinion. Then tell me which feminists I'm supposed to listen to, today's or the last 40 years. Sorry honey, you don't get to have it both ways. You wanted men to shut up and go away? Well, they're fairly silent and no where to be found. Be careful what you ask for.
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  2618.  @Grunttamer  I agree, they probably shouldn't go off. But, it is a container full of high explosives and a detonator. With no real knowledge of the quality of the safety systems built in, their age, or how they've been stored. Personally I would have been much more careful with them. Optimumly, from a much greater distance too.
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  2619.  @andrewharvey3282  Snitch journalism? Do you mean reporting? Sorry, I'm not going to wait for any politician to self report.
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  2620. She's enough of a narcissist that she probably believes her own BS. She won't stop, just keep doubling down.
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  2621. #3 No, we don't think about nothing. We just aren't thinking about stuff relevant to you. I've warned guys who are with "Whatcha thinking?" girls to practice a few standby comments. My ex-wife did this. I was honest (Remember, they want honesty) and said "1-3-2-4". She looked puzzled so I explained that was the firing pattern in my previous motorcycle and I was thinking about trying to fix something even though I no longer owned it. For the remainder of our time together she NEVER let me forget it. Apparently I was supposed to be ready with a Shakespearean level soliloquy when she asked. It also really pisses women off when they find out they think about themselves way more than we think about them.
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  2622. In Gainesville FL we have a lot of Chinese/Asian transfer students. The two driving habits they are infamous for are, red light = stop sign. They stop when the light turns red, but then go forward while it is still red. The other is U-turns anywhere. Missed your turn? Just whip across the median, then gun it back across three lanes. When they first get here, this style of driving is perfectly normal to them.
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  2623. Lot of talk about arrests. Nothing about prison time. Those arrested know they have to make a few inconvenient court appearances, then they are free.
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  2624. Whoever considers hiring her should start with the question "What did you do wrong?" If she goes on a rant about the city politicians, skip her. I'm not saying it's all her fault. In fact it's probably only about 10% hers. But she could have called out the lunatic politicos running the city from the beginning. Go on TV and explain reality vs their dream utopia. Ask the mayor publicly how her police force is supposed to control mobs when she banned all forms of crowd control. Yes, it would start a war between her department and city hall, but even in Seattle the police department has more support than the mayor.
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  2625. Charlie Robles It didn't matter what oil prices were. At the rate they were spending, the government would have gone broke anyway. The drop in oil revenue only sped things up. Chavez, instead of letting the economy adjust, doubled down. He nationalized many companies, then wondered why no foreigners would do business there. He set wages and prices that were completely unrealistic. Then, to add the final dose of poison to the economy. The government decided to print more and more money to cover it's debts. This has led to hyperinflation, making the Bolivar worthless.
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  2626. Kensington is whole level of dystopia.
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  2627. Maybe pardon her. But sign it with an auto pen.
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  2628. An argument could be made for the less brutal names of ships. What Captain wants to risk loosing to the HMS Pansy, Daffodil, or Daisy. Or go with the favorite of all English, the aircraft carriers HMS Tea & Biscuits. Maybe the Plum Pudding.
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  2629. Taylor spinning her age makes me think of Logan's Run. Holding up a glowing red hand "Nooo! It's wrong. I'm green, I'm still green!"
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  2630. MrHerberttarlek It reminds me of a thousand "Welcome to the family" corporate training videos.
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  2631. You have the right to face your accuser. Force the people reporting them to come to court to testify. Even that minor hassle will cause most of them to walk away.
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  2632. That moment when they realized the incompetent idiot they fired (Put in timeout apparently) is the best that's willing to work for them. Though my guess is that he's back in an advisory role, not actual staff. So they're paying him a lot less.
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  2633. I've only asked people their sign once. I was working the door at a bar and people had to show they were of age to get in. There were, of course, lots of fake IDs. People will memorize every part of an ID, but if they change the birth month they don't think to learn their "new" sign. It's something almost anyone can answer without thinking about, if they paused I didn't let them in.
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  2634. Some policies might, but they are rare. Likely something to ask your insurance company about. But a general homeowner's policy won't.
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  2635. Thanks for the explanation. I wondered why a manufacturer would mount a scoop backwards. I knew about the odd behavior of air behind an object, but not as it passes over. I've tried to explain to people that removing the tailgate from a pickup will not increase their mileage.
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  2636. There is a subgroup of rebadged cars, the complete knockdown car or kit. These are complete cars that are not assembled, but crated up and shiped to another country for assembly. Usually as a way around local tariffs. AMC shipped Ramblers and Hornets to Iran where they were put together and had Iranian names and stickers attached. If you look at pre revolution footage of Iran you can spot a lot of Hornets on the streets. They also did this in South Africa. But the SA cars had locally made Chevy engines in order to comply with domestic created content rules.
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  2637. Neither do the taxes. But they'll probably find some way to claim they don't owe property tax either.
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  2638. Finds the one child that doesn't cry at the drop of a hat, and makes it terrified of furry things it is likely to encounter on a daily basis. Great science there.
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  2639. In an alternative timeline there was the Great Italian/Greek War. It involved mini subs charging each other, calvary style, in the Adriatic.
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  2640. My nearest one is three and a half miles. Where I used to live it was around nine. Obviously my rights are being violated. I DEMAND REPARATIONS NOW!
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  2641. When they start chanting "From the river (Jordan) to the sea (Mediterranean)" they mean all of Israel. Coexistence with Hamas is not possible at this point. They want all of it and won't stop as long as one Jew or Christian is in their perceived territory.
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  2642. She and Nancy share their unified brilliance. Everyone knows that Pelosi is the greatest stock trader in history.
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  2643. Check out the history of Egypt and Yemen. Asking them to go back in with direct action would be like asking the US to try Vietnam Part 2.
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  2644.  @stonytina01will-not-be-ban78  In 1992, after the verdict of the Rodney King case, Los Angeles exploded in riots. The police withdrew to protect certain areas, which meant others were effectively written off. One of these areas happened to have a large number of homes and businesses owned by Korean immigrants. Instead of running away, they armed themselves and defended their property. Some of the more iconic images from the time are Koreans, standing on the roofs, armed with rifles. After they showed a willingness to use these weapons, looting and arson suddenly stopped in their neighborhoods. For a longer version check out Count Dankula on YouTube. He did a Mad Lads episode about them.
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  2645.  @kwiztas  Based on what a friend did with his BMW the issue isn't getting the problem codes. It's convincing the computers in the car that the problem has been fixed. He did the work, but had to take it to a dealership to reset everything after he was done.
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  2646. Like that moment you realize a "classic rock" station is playing a song that was released when you were 30.
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  2647. Could some of the theory of the post war boom in America be seen as comparison economics? A man with two coconuts, sitting under a tree might consider himself poor. But when he looks around, he sees man with one coconut under another tree. Then sees another with two coconuts, but no tree. Now he considers himself wealthy. The US had factories whose production was cut at the end of the war. But at least it had factories. Most industrial nations had piles of smoldering bricks.
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  2648. What I'm hearing is "After the election the gloves come off".
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  2649. YouTube has doubled down on the shadow banning. Your second video of the day doesn't even show up in the suggested list on the first.
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  2650. Here in Florida we have to get permission from a federal judge and oversight committee to make any changes. A carryover from a decision back in the 1960's to guarantee black (Democrat) districts remain no matter what. There's a reason we have at least one district that covers parts of five counties, but in some places is only a line down the middle of the road. Redistricting or making any other changes in voting laws is a legal nightmare that takes years.
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  2651. You only need to be Mirandized if they are going to question you beyond stuff like your name, or possibly reason for being where you are. For example, they can ask for a name and proof of it during a traffic stop, and you are required to give it. (Sorry Sovcit people, that's the law.) But they require a reason to do something like search your car. Though, thanks the the nearly abolished Fourth Amendment, those reasons are now paper thin.
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  2652. Remember the rules of intersectionality. Asian = May as well be White in their ranking.
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  2653. Likely she'll "settle" for the nice guy who can look beyond her past. But even after years with him she'll still be thinking about the Chads/Fernandos that passed her by.
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  2654. Like much of history's failures, it looked good on paper.
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  2655. Claimed to have permission. From who? No one knows because the word of a random street crazy is the same as a legal contract in Seattle.
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  2656. Welcome to the new YouTube. I started seeing them a few weeks ago when I updated the app.
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  2657.  @nickelakon5369  I worked for the Florida Department of Corrections as a teacher. There were some who were in the program because they honestly wanted to be better once they got out. Some were working the system, like trying to look good for a better chance at parole. Some were hopeless. We knew they'd be back once they got out, it was only a matter of how soon. I and the other instructors could tell which were which almost immediately. I also did long term subbing for public high schools. The old story of teachers knowing who was a student and who was there until they were old enough to be charged with adult crimes is also true. I heard a lot of teachers refer to various schools as pre prison daycare.
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  2658. I'm in a similar place. An EV would cover 90% of my driving. Assuming I could deal with the charging problem. But what do I do for the other 10%, rental?
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  2659. Then: Porn objectifies women. Now: Porn is empowering.
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  2660. In previous episodes you've mentioned that ship X, laid down or planned on a given date, was unfortunately out of date almost from launch. Could you think of some newer ships or classes that turned out vastly better than when initially planned?
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  2661. New Yorkers, when your city is again bankrupt and needs a bailout, don't ask us. You voted for it.
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  2662. To bad New York has probably already spent the money. Now they'll have to shake down someone (Or lot of someones) else.
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  2663. Usually it's to get more torque for the lower end. If you are in a situation where you need all the wheels doing the work you don't want to have to rev it.
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  2664. If they answer, and you let them run on, it becomes longer than a terms of use for a new software system. Some will have a list that makes the Treaty of Versailles look like a pamphlet.
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  2665. S
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  2666.  @GANTZ100pts  True. Insurance never covers 100% of the loss. Plus, your rates go up after making a claim. Insurance companies, like casinos, don't stay in business by paying out.
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  2667. I've had both in 22Mag and 30 Carbine. They worked fine, but the Automag III (30 Carbine) worked longer. The 22 version was very dirt/fouling sensitive. 5-8 magazines was the maximum I could do before disassembly and cleaning.
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  2668. I believe she's always been in the feminist camp. She just realized the "big tent" theory has faults when it gets too big and wanted to get rid of it crazies.
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  2669. Why does Nissan have such an obsession with CVTs? Other companies use them, but not across the whole line. Some tried, but realized they looked good on paper, but weren't ready for the real world and dropped them. It's like GM in the late 80's/90's with the Iron Duke, or some variant. They tried putting it in everything, regardless of whether it was appropriate.
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  2670. Add also, when in doubt have someone else check it. When I was 20, I bought a Nova. At the time they were fairly cheap, not yet classics. After a few days I noticed that the lights dimmed when I took my foot off the gas (alternator). Also some pinhole leaks in the radiator. Because I wanted to find every potential problem at once, and not deal with something new each week, I took it to a great mechanic I knew. (Something I should have done first.) After two days he called me back and asked me to come down to the shop. When I got there he, and both of the other mechanics were waiting (never a good sign). He described my car as the best Band-aid and bubble gum job they'd ever seen. They had seen each of the various tricks before, but never all on one car. They spent over 30 minutes walking around it showing me how the previous owner had fixed, bypassed, or covered up problems just enough to get it running. Since then I have gotten a lot more picky about problems with used cars. They never "just need" something small. If it did, the current owner would have done it. I may have walked away from a few potentially great deals, but at least I haven't been stuck with absolute junk.
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  2671.  @1Mutton1  Immaculate conception I guess. It seems to happen a lot around military bases right before certain units or ships return from deployment.
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  2672. The rocks in my yard demand an apology.
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  2673. We educate the rest of the world how to properly speak their own language.
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  2674. It only took a decade and a half, but we finally found a shovel ready infrastructure job.
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  2675. As a reformed (Now sane), retired Capt SaveA'ho I approve this message. Like taking in a feral dog. Yes, some have done it and get a loyal companion. But most just get bitten as a thanks for their help.
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  2676. Or maybe because they did. Either way, it just doesn't work.
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  2677. When New York announced they would block the busses I suggested this. I meant it as a joke, I didn't think anyone would do it.
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  2678. It still is. But like bribing politicians, there are grey loopholes. Giving cash directly will get you thrown in prison. Hiring a congressman's kid for a no-show job, or dropping a truckload of money into a reelection fund will get you favorable legislation. Media promotion trips are normal. Paying for a reviewer, and their family, to go to Hawaii for a week to see a couple of episodes of an upcoming show is barely legal bribery. This was a bit of a scandal in the auto jurno world years ago. That's why the more reputable magazines and sites will provide a list of perks/gifts that were offered at the time the car was tested.
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  2679. Drive chain stores out of the community. Make others fear opening new stores to replace them. Complain that the few independents that try "rip us off" by charging more than the chain store that closed. Use that as a justification to rob independent store. Hood logic at its best.
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  2680. Maybe, like me, they got the Coof and survived without needing additional medical assistance. Nah, that isn't possible. CNN told me catching the virus was a death sentence.
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  2681. Are they a recognized charity or non profit organization? I can't remember whether they officially said donations were tax deductible.
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  2682. If you read their family history and the (Some real, some myth) reasons for the split and what happened after it's amazing. It would make a great drama/soap opera. Edit: I think Company Man did a couple videos about them.
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  2683. You are having way too much fun with the intros.
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  2684. Amy Schumer Does a Stupid. Chapter 143.
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  2685. Maybe it's a regional thing, but why the constant love for Range Rover? I've known three people who have owned them. They have all cursed the day they made such a stupid decision.
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  2686. Maybe "Blame men (patriarchy) for anything that goes wrong." It's practically taught in law school that if you have a female client, to point a finger at the evil man who forced/coerced/tricked her into whatever she did. There's a reason women serve less time, and are more likely to be offered plea deals, then men for the same crime.
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  2687. Time is not being kind to her.
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  2688.  @Gizziiusa  Feed the homeless to the hungry. Solve two problems at once.
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  2689. Are we feeling fully enriched yet?
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  2690. ​ @browntown607  They really did vote for Hamas or Hamas friendly leaders. The previous group in charge was too flagrantly corrupt. I've seen different numbers, but most estimates say around half of all foreign aid was being skimmed off by the leadership. A people pushed too hard, for two long will often make irrational decisions that, if they thought about the consequences, would realize are working against them.
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  2691. With Poland I think it's more a matter of "I saw the original. Let's not make a sequel."
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  2692. Notice that they keep referring to it as "Trial by the Senate". It gets to look like a real trial, but they can make up the rules as they go along. So called evidence is "I said it, therefore it is true" and feelings matter more than actual facts. This was taxpayer funded grandstanding for the sake of donations.
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  2693. The IRS will go after the legitimate holder off the SSN first. I spent two years trying to convince I was a cook in Florida and not also commuting to Arkansas to work at a meat processing plant full time. Someone had used my information to get a job. With the IRS you are guilty until proven innocent. When I finally got a meeting with a human representative it only started my appeal. It is a huge bureaucracy and moves very slowly. I had to repeatedly resubmit proof that I was me and I hadn't been 2,000 miles away, three years previously.
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  2694. I may be getting it confused with another round, but the rationale for it was a loophole in international law. It could "deform in a way that would cause additional damage" similar to a hollow point bullet. But wasn't intended or designed to. Just a happy little side effect. When the US military started using the 5.56 as a standard issue combat round, it was Sweden that first objected. Claiming the bullet, due to its long for caliber design would tumble after hitting a person and cause it to act like a buzzsaw through them. Ironic, given that the 6.5 round Sweden had been using for decades owed it's legendary lethality to the same effect.
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  2695. Don't worry Russia, I'm sure you'll get open elections any day now.
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  2696. LoU professional reviews. As honest and trustworthy as a Stalin era election.
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  2697. Thanks for pointing out the double standard. I've had the same conversation with friends on Facebook who lost their minds over the anti lockdown protests. Some seem completely incapable of seeing why swinging there view of public protests 180° is a problem.
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  2698. 5610winston I had an '80. It was a textbook failure. It didn't follow Murphy's Law, it excelled. Not "if something", it was "when everything" could go wrong.
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  2699. She doesn't want her fans (Simps). Guys who don't want an OF model, or any former pornstar/prostitute/stripper/general user of men. It kinda limits the field. Well, there's always a couple cats and bulk purchases of box wine.
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  2700. Here in Florida they got rid of common law marriage a long time ago. But replaced it with no fault divorce. So she can't clean you out unless you sign the contract. But once you do she could screw an entire football team, make a video of it to post online, and you still owe her. Oh, and if she gets pregnant while doing that team, it's yours. Husband is still default father unless she says otherwise. Paternity laws are beginning to catch up, but still way behind. The strong, independent women aren't going to give up automatic access to your bank account without a fight.
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  2701. I've dated strippers, current and former, and I wouldn't get near an OF model.
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  2702. Before you rush to judgement....... So, don't watch the video we literally just showed.
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  2703. She has a possible reason to ask about her sandwich. In my local Wawa you have to pay at the register before they'll start making your order. She just wanted what she paid for and realized it was more likely to get a sub than an employee opening a register for a refund.
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  2704. Based on what happens to trees, I assume charing, splinters, and possibly fire. Also, whoever is on watch up top has a very bad day.
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  2705. These are the same people who couldn't understand why police departments were turning down applicants just because of a criminal record.
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  2706. The Democrat convention is going to be a three ring circus, complete with a freak show.
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  2707. Security is an illusion. If they didn't have guards theft would actually be worse. It does nothing to prevent professional thieves from stealing, but keeps borderline "maybe, maybe not" types from doing it. They are also there to fill out reports so management and staff don't have to waste time.
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  2708. Remember, if you aren't the customer, you are the product. YouTube, Facebook, X, etc all collect and sell your information. It just comes down to how much and to who.
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  2709. You'd think a manufacturer could build a one off that projected everything the car measures onto the windshield as a giant heads up display. Then give it to MotorWeek. Apparently having to glance down from time to time is also a major problem.
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  2710. Having ridden in a Camaro from Florida to Wisconsin and back I've concluded that the second 2 in 2+2 refers to pieces of luggage, not people.
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  2711. A lot of their ideas were good on paper. In the real world, not so much. Some, like jets and rockets, fall under the category of "A great idea.....if we started five years ago." By the end of the war they were drafting any man who could walk and factories were turning out rifles that are half a step above zip guns. While still dumping resources into dream weapons that could only work in the minds of their creators.
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  2712. Even when detergent motor oil was the default recommendation there were still people who didn't use it. I remember the early 1980's and a guy who swore engines ran better with non detergent oil. He wasn't alone. I think it has something to do with the theory non detergent was more "sticky" so it took longer to drain away from the top of the engine, so more was available at start-up.
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  2713. Consider it a sign of success on YouTube when you're finally reached the point when people have added you to their auto bots for a thumbs down.
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  2714. Shoots three people in a mob. All three happen to be felons. What are the odds?
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  2715. The government is going to be so upset when they find out that my Google searches involve words I'm so bad at spelling that autocorrect can't even guess.
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  2716. Except even fast food places have been shutting down because people waiting at the drive through are getting robbed.
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  2717. We went beyond the slope. Some parts of society look like Wile E Coyote after he went over the cliff, but before gravity kicked in.
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  2718. You will agree with the party 100% of the time. Even, and especially, if what they say today is different than what they said yesterday. Dissent is a trap to find the unbelievers within the tribe.
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  2719. I loved the bullpup shotgun just for the weirdness.
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  2720. ​ @dude-man Both. We put "kiddie lovers" on a permanent list for life after serving their sentence.
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  2721.  @run2fire  Yes, I believe they are Keds, not Chucks. Keds missed out on an opportunity to get in at the beginning of sneakers or athletic shoes as daily wear. I believe they saw it as a fad and chose to focus on slightly more stylish casual wear shoes. Converse, Nike, Reebok, and others quickly dominated the market.
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  2722. Crossfire. Just enough Mercedes to make it too expensive. With enough Chrysler to make it cheap (not in a good way).
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  2723. Yeah, I lucked out. I went through most of my stupid phase before the ability to record everything and share it on the internet. There are witnesses, but no actual evidence.
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  2724. Technically libertarian is far right. But today "far right" has been usurped to mean "Nazi", which of course means "Anyone I disagree with".
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  2725. Short Names Damnit man, no spoilers!
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  2726. The "defect" was a slightly narrower footwell for the driver and pedals that were closer together than expected. Audi could have mentioned it to perspective buyers but I don't think they considered it a problem. 60 Minutes made it sound as if the cars were possessed. Like something out of Maximum Overdrive. It was possible for a driver to simultaneously smash down on the brake and accelerator and the engine won the fight. But it was no where near the problem the media made it out to be. I've had a similar issue with the clutch and brake in my Corolla. So long as I don't wear boots it doesn't happen.
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  2727. Going beyond cutting corners in construction. Who, in their right mind, thought San Francisco was a good location for the world's tallest residential building?
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  2728. David Murphy Multitask.
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  2729. Back in the '80s I was advocating for using the same system as alcohol for marijuana. Production for sale license, like a distillery. You can grow, but only sell to others licensed to sell. Distribution/retail, like a liquor store. You can buy from licensed producers only, and sell to the general public. Personal use. Like home brewers. You can grow a limited amount for yourself, but not sell it. I know many people of a more libertine bend might find the licensing excessive, but it seems like a reasonable compromise between an absolute free for all, and the absolute illegality currently in place.
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  2730. plumbherhub "Food is over there. Storm faster!"
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  2731. Probably on the short list for director of some department.
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  2732. But everyone knows the vaccine doesn't work unless it's also accompanied by at least one social media post. For optimum effectivity there should also be updates detailing how you feel at least twice a day.
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  2733. The fog of war is normal. Unfortunately now it's being added to by every other "expert" and commentator throwing smoke bombs.
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  2734.  @JoshuaCastillo6309  That's something that took me by surprise when I first encountered it. I figured my girlfriend might lie to me to get out of trouble. But she did it to my face without blinking and was stuff I could have easily checked if I didn't believe her. Of course I believed her, so she bluffed her way through a good part of our relationship. I quickly learned to follow a rule from former President Reagan "Trust, but verify." If the little voice in the back of your head is asking questions, there's a reason.
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  2735. It takes about a month to clean a city like LA. Expect the sweeps and arrests to really ramp up a week before the TV cameras arrive. Code and parking enforcement will jump 500% during the same time.
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  2736. If I refer to (symbol) a "The artist formerly known as Prince", which phobic am I being?
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  2737.  @lordorielrising4673  She controls committee assignments and reelection funds. If the House Dems try to take her out, the losing side can end up with less say in legislation and short on cash when election season rolls around.
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  2738. I still have a couple of those.
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  2739. She won't. Clearly triggered by anything that offends her and sees everything as justified.
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  2740. Resettled, caused people to flee for their lives. Tomato, tomahto.
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  2741. A big advantage San Marcos had was it's position along the Matanzas Inlet. There is a natural harbor the Spanish used as a stopping off point between South America and Spain. But to get to it you must use a narrow channel. This led to attackers following a very predictable route. If they attempted to evade they would likely run aground and become even more predictably motionless.
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  2742. Saw the title and thought "A little early for the April episode"?
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  2743. My ex-wife always was an over achiever. It took just over a year.
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  2744. I feel like a slave in this job. I can think of a few million former slaves who would be willing to trade places. Even if just for a month or two. I'd like to think her attitude and choice of terminology would change. But more likely her broken woke brain would double down.
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  2745. Just because you own something it doesn't mean you have unlimited use of it. If I own a gun I'm not allowed to blast away whenever or wherever I want. Government (And occasionally common sense) restricts where, when, and how an item can be used in consideration of the effects on others. Though I will admit government regulations and restrictions on use or possession of various items often do not follow common sense or logic and are overly strict.
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  2746. I wish reporters would actually do this once in a while. When you ask a question and they respond with a bunch of words that have nothing to do with the question, ask the question again.
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  2747. A sure sign that GM is about to drop a car line/platform/ect is that they finally get it right.
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  2748.  @Nyet-Zdyes  She either has been cheated on or been the other woman. It conditions them to believe that this is normal behavior.
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  2749. Old enough to figure out how to pull a scam. Too young (inexperienced) to know how to cover their tracks. Unfortunately there are probably hundreds of people who did the same thing and got away with it. Like you said, the government was overwhelmed. There is no way they know how much they paid, and to who.
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  2750. Path to citizenship. There is one, it has existed longer than AOC has been alive. When they use that phrase they want the path eliminated (In true Orwell type doublespeak) and replaced with day one full rights and benefits.
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  2751. If you see something, say something. Remember that? Say what? To who? No one is going to do anything other than complain that you are making ist/phobic/whatever accusations.
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  2752. When his former boss, Obama, was in charge people wondered if it was his incompetence or was he intentionally screwing up the economy. I asked, in all seriousness, what would he do differently if he was trying to wreck the US? Biden is following the same path. At every point where a decision in handling either the domestic economy or foreign relations he's made a choice that's bad for America. I find it highly improbable anyone can get it wrong every time purely by accident. Whether it's a variant of Cloward Piven (You must first destroy a nation in order to build a new one), or his own warped view of how he (and his handlers) want the world to be, it's a disaster for America and Western Civilization.
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  2753. City employees should not be political while on the clock. Says the city who had police kneel before BLM and guard rainbow painted streets. Sure, whatever.
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  2754. I pushed the bell button. The thumb up button says everything is fine, but still won't make me a sandwich.
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  2755. Thoughts on the USS Thrasher in light of newly declassified releases? Yes, I know it's outside the usual timeline.
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  2756. I've seen a few posts from independent news/political sites based in India. It might be paranoia, but there seems to be a fear of some sort of false flag or similar event with China that they can blame on the Indians. This would give Chinese leaders a chance to rally the people and divert their attention away from a collapsing economy.
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  2757. She's like a trophy hunter that won't even aim at anything less than a 12 point buck. My guess is she was also putting out a serious don't bother me vibe.
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  2758. It's based on the theory that politicians would be held accountable and judges would stop out of control government officials. Too many politicians want the constitution thrown out and judges support them.
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  2759. 9:00 The thing is Rashad is completely wrong.... So, another day that ends in Y?
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  2760. Imagine the sh*tstorm if a police chief told a SA victim "You went to a frat party. What did you expect to happen?"
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  2761. Originally from the Chicago area. I have absolutely no desire to go back.
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  2762. Civil rights evolved into victims (imaginary or not) compensation. Which evolved into I want everything for nothing. This is, of course, was the plan for many of the supporters from the beginning.
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  2763. I call it the Entertainment Tonight effect. The more a movie is pushed on ET/Hollywood Insider/ect, the more likely the movie will suck. A similar rule applies to video games and professional reviewers.
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  2764. My mother did it with the Duval County (Jacksonville FL) schools. In her case they back loaded benefits towards the end of an employee's time. It was intended to cut costs in the long run because they wouldn't have to pay people who left early. Unfortunately they failed to take into account that this was a big incentive to stay and ended up paying way more in retirement than they expected. To solve this problem they started switching to private companies so they weren't responsible for long term payments. My Mom quit, collected her nice retirement package, and then went back to work doing a similar job for the company the county hired. You are correct, it was some genius who decided to kick the can down the road and figured there would be a better way in the future. It's like using your Visa to pay off MasterCard. Eventually you have to pay, and the amount isn't going to be less when that time comes.
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  2765. That last woman. Please adjust your meds.
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  2766. Not necessarily smarter, but definitely have access to a wider source of information therefore can learn from more people's experiences. I started dating in the 1980's. Guys knew what they saw in their immediate vicinity. There was the thought that once I get to college women will be so different. Followed by once I graduate the women will be so different, not really. It was "I have problems X, Y, and Z" and it was up to guys to at least just deal with it or often try to fix it for her. As they age the problems shift a bit, but for too many women it's still up to any guy she's with to compensate for or fix the problem for her.
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  2767. Given the scattered colonial system, did any of the major powers have a shipyard capable of building warships outside of Europe?
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  2768. Eventually they run out of pet dogs. You can't blame them for moving on to a new source of food.
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  2769. Californian offended is the new Florida Man.
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  2770. Wait until he starts covering Africa during the late 60's and 70's. We get to try and keep up on who's joining the Coup of the Week Club.
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  2771. I wondered where the nickname Bobby came from. At least the NYPD didn't pick up the name Teddy.
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  2772. If you are crying over him, you are not over him. And if you aren't over him, why are you with me?
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  2773. Why is the bodycam footage being withheld from the public? Are the Minneapolis prosecutors so afraid someone might question their version of events?
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  2774. ​ @mojus2890  Not an official one. Though I guess you could get the PDF and use a text to speech program.
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  2775. I wasted so much time, energy, resources and missed opportunities while trying (In complete futility) to make the wrong women happy. If I had the chance to meet 20 something me, I'd kick his ass for being so stupid.
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  2776. Pookie and Ray Ray have cousins who vote. One criminal set free can get you a dozen votes from his family.
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  2777. I'm wondering how many federal prosecutors are waiting in the wings in case the state fails to convict him? This seems to be the new way to get around double jeopardy in high profile politicized cases.
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  2778. Even their viewers eventually asked where all those new illegal immigrants in Chicago and New York came from.
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  2779. If their payment for benefits is $10 less than expected for any given month they'll be on the phone in minutes. But we're supposed to believe someone could collect an extra $1,000 per month for two years and not notice? Sure, sounds legit.
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  2780. Unless it's a longer "rolling" explosion, the sound will often come through only as a "whomp". This is the shockwave passing the mic causing it to temporarily shut down. If the distance is greater it will sound more like what you would expect from an explosion. Though what you are hearing is both the original explosion and multiple echos from surrounding surfaces.
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  2781. The China "foreign source" story only makes sense if you believe they haven't had a new case for the last week.
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  2782. I assume you meant it as a joke, but I believe it's Scientifically Technologically Proven, or something similar. Many people believe it stands for STudebaker- Packard because at one time they owned it.
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  2783. Stop posting pictures of Pearl Harbor because it leads to anti Asian hate.
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  2784. Charlie Crist, who I believe he defeated twice, would have turned Florida into another sanctuary state. I remember when he was Governor and someone on his staff remarked about turning Florida into the New California of the East. We dodged a huge bullet when we got rid of him.
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  2785. ​ @TheImperatorKnight  Maybe a vacation first.
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  2786. Chrysler cars of the era had those tall greenhouses intentionally. The president of Chrysler ordered that all of their cars should be designed so a man could enter or exit without removing his hat. I've heard different reasons for the rule, but it did exist.
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  2787. I doubt they'd go for it, but maybe they could hire the Iranians. Iran reconstructed thousands of shredded documents after they took over the US embassy.
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  2788. The ability to walk away is very powerful. Also, be flexible. Don't obsess over an exact make/model/color/option package.
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  2789. Probably about the same. Allied forces were just learning about amphibious operations. Much of what was planned was entirely theory. A great deal of the credit for the success of the landings goes to the men there. With people scattered, supplies missing, units unable to form up, they simply made it up as they went along.
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  2790. I got the impression they were going for the BMW and Mercedes market. They each have a long history of alpha numeric naming.
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  2791. I wonder how many people hit "skip ad" so they could more quickly watch an advertisement?
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  2792. Clouds provide a layer of protection to keep the radiating heat from leaving at night. This is why deserts can have such wide swings in temperature from day to night. It can also get so cold in northern areas that condensation for fog or low clouds doesn't happen. From limited experience in the US, 30° F with often be overcast. But 0°F or less will be perfectly clear. So cold, but machinery still operates, and you can't fly because of visibility issues and severe icing. When it finally gets cold enough to be perfectly clear, the machines stop working. The usual solution if you can't put something in the protected area, like a heated hanger, is to leave the engines running. But fuel was critically short, so they probably weren't allowed to do that.
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  2793. People have survived multiple gunshots to the head.
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  2794. If you were looking for a minivan that you would use as a van, this was the way to go. If you wanted one as a general people mover, or as a station wagon substitute, go with Chrysler.
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  2795. PTSD is over diagnosed because it's been watered down so much. It was past experiences that continue to dominate your current reactions to the environment around you (triggers). Now it's simply remembering past bad events. If you obsess on something of course it's going to continue to come to mind, regards of what's going on around you. Yes, oversimplified. But the concept of "Get Over It" has been completely lost. Regardless of how small the offense or event was.
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  2796. They saw the power and toys successful men had and decided they deserved them too. But completely overlooked what guys had to do to get them. Contemporary feminism never mentioned doing the grind. It seems to follow the logic of Southpark's underwear gnomes. 1) College with questionable degree. 2) Dream job 3) ? 4) Profit!
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  2797. Murkowski will do whatever her Sister in the Struggle, Pelosi, asks.
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  2798. Remember when we were told that monitoring ballot boxes with cameras was racist/fascist/intimidating/fill in the blank? But saying people might want to stuff or destroy them was conspiracy thinking.
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  2799. Oversimplified version. Long lengths of heated steel similar to rebar (Though a different alloy of metal) or metal bands are wound around a liner. Along with tension they are hammered creating sort of damascus shell around the liner. This is repeated until you have a desired length and strength. It provides both flexibility and strength when the gun is fired. It also means that if a particular batch of steel is faulty it can be tested and scrapped before final assembly so you don't have to restart the whole process. It's a variant of the oldest method of making barrels. They'd start with a hollow wood tube. Then wrap wire around the length to strengthen the barrel. Soon after the wood would be replaced by a metal tube (liner) but the exterior stayed the same. The final product looks like one giant piece of steel that's been turned on a huge lathe. But if you cut one in half and looked at it under magnification you can see the different layers.
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  2800. Person is attacked by a shark. Florida "He drowned while being attacked by a shark." MSN "He wouldn't have been in the water if Florida had completely locked down. It's COVID! Impeach the lying governor!"
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  2801. California, beach to skiing in three hours. Greenland, skiing to the beach.
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  2802. They do get arrested, sometimes. But the system short circuits when prosecutors drop charges. Or a fellow traveler judge decides a plee deal that comes down to nothing is acceptable. Arrest them in the morning. Feed them lunch in jail. Make sure they're home by dinner so they can be out that night doing it all over again.
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  2803. So, another Pallywood Propaganda production.
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  2804. As you said, the Spanish were even worse. The Spanish military had become a paper tiger by that point. I'm sure the British, along with some other European powers, were upset when they learned the ease they could have taken Spanish territories in the Caribbean and Pacific. Edit: Don't underestimate what a group of determined amateurs can do. Check out the Charge of the Calcutta Light Cavalry on the Lindybeigh channel on YouTube.
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  2805. When my parents got the Aries I was just about to get my regular driver's license. I knew whatever they got, I'd be driving it. I had absolutely no cool points so I figured a new convertible would somehow help. A white station wagon with fake plastiwood siding didn't help.
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  2806. Her trip was pre planned. Which makes it worse. They knew it would coincide with the troop pullout, but had no idea what a shit show it would devolve into. The paralysis in Washington indicates they ignored every warning that things could go wrong, yet didn't even have a contingency plan. It reminds me of Sec Clinton's response from the State Department when Benghazi blew up. "Well, do something!" while everyone was on standby waiting for the appropriate order of what to do. There is a complete disconnect between (so called) leadership and the people on the ground.
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  2807. A former professor who taught logic and debate used the term "Find the slice missing from the pizza." What is not mentioned is usually their weakest point or the data that can disprove their entire position.
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  2808. Detroit had the advantage (For lack of a better word) of bottoming out early. They tried a lot of things to try to help the city, and wasted boatloads of money doing it. But it does look better than it did even a decade ago. Some other cities could look at what Detroit did to try to cherry pick what worked.
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  2809. Three possibilities. 1) Rented a new place under a child's or relative's name. Will likely destroy their credit rating soon enough. 2) Month to month, no leave. I don't know Washington law but it's possible the new landlord thinks they can get a quicker eviction if things go south. 3) Non profit tenant group rented a place as anonymous to be provided to a "person in need". The new landlord won't know who it is until they move in. Surprise!
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  2810. In college there were always a couple people in class, almost always women, who really made me question the admission standards. I wondered how they got a high enough grade in Sandbox to graduate kindergarten, much less get into a university.
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  2811. But look at how much places like Seattle and Portland have improved since the "protests". If you interpret the word improved as synonyms was sh*thole.
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  2812. It's not a kickback, it's not a bribe, It's not a shakedown, it's a return on investment. DNC slogan. *Returns not guaranteed.
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  2813. The 3.5 engine shared some of the same sludge problems of it's smaller versions. With first owners it wasn't bad. But second and third owners let too much time go between changes so the engines were wrecked. If you had one that was in good shape your only hope was to change the oil early. The whole family of engines were prone to leaking coolant into the oil which would also destroy them. The only solution was regular changes (Every few years) of the seals. An expensive job that most people didn't catch until too late.
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  2814. Never let reality stand in the way of propaganda. Especially if it is profitable propaganda.
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  2815. I love the way Pres Trump quietly sits there, knowing what's coming. After Ukraine and South Africa, national leaders are going to be very nervous about White House visits. These open press meet and greets are getting brutal.
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  2816. 12:20 Me, thirty years ago with my first SKS. "Clean it thoroughly. Oh, you meant the extra cosmoline both outside AND inside."
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  2817. Was there an option to join instead of being drafted? Would this give you a greater choice of assignments?
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  2818. It's a form of watermarking. They own the films shown on YouTube, if you by the right to use them, you get a version without the timer.
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  2819. ​ @unitedcity_mc4421  It isn't a great car. But still better than the one it replaced, the Aveo. Yes, I know the Sonic is basically a second gen Aveo. But they fixed a lot of the problems (Not all, but most) from the first generation.
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  2820. This is what shut down chop shops for stolen cars several years ago. I forget the actual laws, probably interstate conspiracy and RICO laws, but they were suddenly facing federal courts and federal time in prison. The risk/reward ratio became skewed too far to the risk side and most shut down.
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  2821. Possibly a Khyber Pass special/battlefield pickup some soldier smuggled home. Then tried to work with whatever parts he could find?
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  2822. The people around her know she was promoted well beyond her skill level. Yet they want to promote her even higher. It's almost like they know they can control her and get her to advocate for whatever position gets them even more power.
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  2823. ​ @1D991  Same. Whenever I hear "My cat does [Insert Florida Man level behavior], I assume it's an orange cat.
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  2824. If you are going to tell the government to fuck off, July 4th is the day to do it.
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  2825. 1) Destroyed. They were often kept in basements. If affected by fire and floods they would likely end up in a landfill, incinerator, or junkyard. 2) Given away. Foreign countries were sometimes given these, in whole or part, to deal with natural disasters. 3) Sold. Some were probably declared surplus after a certain time and auctioned off. The 70's and 80's were a boom time for Army/Navy/Government surplus stores.
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  2826.  @Bigslam1993  Cleanprincegaming has done several GameStop videos. He points out that dumpster diving isn't for him, but if you are in to it GameStop is a gold mine.
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  2827. As soon as I saw the chrono I knew it's time was short.
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  2828. My first thought was that was a true Wile E Coyote way to go.
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  2829. The only other mention I've seen on YouTube was from a men's rights/red pill channel. The closest it came to defending the husband was with the same caveat that Jeremy had, "If it's true". It's not exactly rare for women to get "inventive" with history during a breakup or divorce. The general consensus was to grab the dogs he was threatening and run. Twitch/YouTube/OF/whatever have a complete history of everything she was paid. Turn it over to the lawyer and let the courts sort out the financial issues.
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  2830. ​ @cherrypie581  I laughed at the comment. I've read that Oswald's wife mentioned he had a notebook or diary of some sort that he regularly wrote in. The government seized all his stuff and it magically disappeared. You'd think something that likely had his schedule of things to do, people he met with, what he was thinking, plans for the immediate future, how he was going about implementing those plans, etc would be kind of important. But no one was able to find it once the formal investigation began.
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  2831. I'm guessing the husband knows something is wrong, something changed. Most guys don't want to ask why. I've seen a few relationships break up due to cheating. In almost every case, when they look back clearly, they knew when it happened. But they didn't want to believe the signs, of ignored them. They are willing to believe any excuse/lie in order to maintain normalcy. From girls night out and "I accidentally hit airplane mode when I put my phone away so I didn't get your call." to "I was abducted by aliens." Until the other one openly confesses or the evidence is overwhelming, they don't want to believe it's happening to them.
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  2832. Have you ever been to a nursery? Yes, they are probably planting seedlings, but it really isn't much.
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  2833. I've had a similar discussion. It usually has "How am I supposed to explain it to you?!?" My ready response was "Try English, it's a language we both understand." I've tried explaining signals usually don't work. Semaphore is great if both understand it, otherwise it's just a person doing an interpretive dance with flags.
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  2834. It's more like apathy. I became frustrated trying to have to have a logical discussion with them. After a while I have mostly given up.
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  2835. Thank you for the "Who did what" supplement series. This war created a lot of larger than life people, and it is interesting to see how they got their reputations. Also where reality ends, and legend begins.
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  2836. I was born in Lake County. I haven't lived in Chicago since the 70's. But I've probably been voting there my entire adult life.
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  2837. As soon as I saw his video with Brandon show up in my suggestions I knew there would be a meltdown.
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  2838. They can argue it all they want. But even the craziest of the left won't buy a car built by someone who believes 2+2=5. Nor would they drive across a bridge designed by an engineer who believes it.
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  2839. ​ @alemander_01 Nice thing about D&D, along with other TSR games was their adaptability to customization and house rules. A friend and I have redone Gamma World set in the Fallout world.
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  2840. Is it an American thing, or do other countries make heroes out of so many of it's outlaws?
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  2841. A friend's father faced that. His health issues, though never specifically diagnosed, were declared something like "multiple environmental exposure". Basically the cumulative effects of all the chemicals he had been exposed to. But none of the ones (Surprise!) he was exposed to before 1978 when he left the military.
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  2842. Meanwhile there's a guy dealing Chick-fil-A to an exclusive clientele.
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  2843. 45 years. How long was it supposed to go on? The students benefiting from it today are the grandchildren of the people who it was originally intended for.
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  2844. Or literally not their job. I once waited almost two hours past an appointment to get permits signed. Everything was done, everything inspected and signed off on, I just needed a signature that said I had everything. I went to the wrong person. Instead of walking across the office (about 20') and handing my stuff to the right person, I had to make another appointment for a few weeks later. All because that wasn't their job. When I finally got the right person they looked to make sure forms A, B, C, and D were filled out and signed. Didn't read them, just looked for ink in the right spots. Then pulled out a rubber stamp and marked them all, then an initial on one of them. Two effing minutes of work that took me a total of almost two months to get them to do!
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  2845. There's the problem. It should have moved in a Zee pattern. C'mon Baby, everyone knows Zed's dead.
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  2846. I can't wait for the "Culturally sensitive" reedit of Blazing Saddles. It will be about 1 minute long, 45 seconds of which will be a scrolling apology.
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  2847. I understand that ex Presidents get the B Team. But he's a former President who is the party nominee and likely future President. Maybe look into an upgrade.
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  2848. Think of it like an Epi pen. It keeps you alive long enough for emergency personnel to get to you and start giving full treatment. Those 10-12 minutes (or longer) waiting on EMTs is time blood isn't going to the person's brain.
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  2849. I remember watching this on TV. After the accident a friend and I went to see a teacher we each had. He was in the Teacher in Space program and would likely have gone up in a couple years. There were several reporters there at the time. One asked if he still had faith in the program and would he stay with it? He answered that if NASA had another on the pad and ready to go tomorrow, he'd be willing to go. There are accidents, people will die, but exploration must go on.
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  2850. Israel can only block three sides. Gaza has a border with Egypt. Though it's harder to get through than the Israeli zones. It's almost as if the Egyptians want Palestinians even less than Israel.
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  2851. Unofficial motto of Mossad, "It's never an accident".
    2
  2852. Big Altima Energy is born.
    2
  2853. Gets out of car, has phone in hand. Every damn time.
    2
  2854. Say what you will about copper sulphate, but those green beans were really green.
    2
  2855. At least hand the parents a bill for the response team. When Mommy said Daddy have to cough up a couple grand to cover their progeny's little stunt, maybe they'll try to keep control over them.
    2
  2856. A guy I know talked about writing two letters home from Vietnam. One he'd send to the family (Mom). He talked about other people in the unit, thank them for letters from home, complain about stuff like heat and mud. The other he'd send to a neighbor to give to his Dad. His father was a WWII and Korean veteran. In those he'd get much more explicit and mentioned in a few he felt like that one would likely be his last one.
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  2857. Darwinism.
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  2858. It's still Washington state. Coin flip on what type of judge/prosecutor combo you get. Though, if they've already been through the system enough times to actually be convicted of a felony, the odds lean towards going back inside.
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  2859. I'm hoping for a (mostly peaceful) civil war within the party. They need to either go full Socialist (or Social Democrat as they like to be called), or revert to their traditional place as representatives of blue collar America. The big tent concept is nice on paper, but you can't have a unified party made up of people who would literally be at each other's throats if given half a chance.
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  2860. Ally is a temporary situation when there is a common goal. Up until WWII the British and American navies were built with the theory that they would be fighting against each other, not side by side.
    2
  2861. A number of unions also support minimum wage increases because the base rate for their members, already earning well over minimum, is tied to the areas minimum wage.
    2
  2862. Car 1, just for the dedication to the concept. Or #6 because fuck the law, I'm gonna drive!
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  2863. And therapists. "What's wrong with me/him/the world" has paid for a lot of vacation homes.
    2
  2864. I'm convinced they brought her in to allow Supermayor to work out a plan to bail with a golden parachute. But they waited too long, the internal audit will be almost meaningless against a federal investigation.
    2
  2865. So, another weekend in Chicago.
    2
  2866. But at the other end are places that you have to be a union member to work at all. Don't agree with the union's policies? Want to work overtime but the contract says no OT even if available? Just don't want to be a member? Too bad, you want a job you have to join.
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  2867. A first draft of the script probably referred to HP. It may have been dropped during rewrites and mashed together with a comment about torque.
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  2868. But only robbed banks that supported anti LGBTQLMNOP legislation.
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  2869. I admit it. Way back when, I made a pipe out of a potato. Single use and biodegradable.
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  2870. Football season is back, so he'll find a way to insert himself into the commentary. Nike invested good money, they want to make it back.
    2
  2871. Seagulls!
    2
  2872. Given the history of maintenance in the Russian Navy, almost none. I'm guessing they'll find a lot of other areas that weren't directly damaged that need to be replaced or upgraded.
    2
  2873. Possibly educated women who saw an opportunity to get off the collective farm. They would likely offer top of the line prenatal health care, food, and housing while the women wouldn't be expected to work during the time of the experiment. The women had to wait around and to get knocked up by chimp DNA (impossible) from an orangutan (double impossible). And when it failed (100% chance), start the process all over. Outside of the ick factor it sounds like an extended vacation by USSR standards.
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  2874. That requires common sense. Bureaucrats are required to have that portion of their brain removed prior to accepting the job.
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  2875. Periscope Films has a bunch of them on YouTube from the 40's through the 70's.
    2
  2876. ​ @r2dad282  They weren't that good then. People were willing to overlook many of the problems and not ask questions about how stuff got done so quickly and for such a low cost.
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  2877.  @asajayunknown6290  I'd say the mid 70's was when it began in certain areas like Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Detroit for example. Downturns in the economy and accompanying layoffs were a regular cyclical thing. By the early 80's it was becoming apparent that this time a lot fewer jobs would be coming back. Many of the companies that survived as downsized versions of their old selves were hit hard when China was opened up as a lower cost competitor in the 90's most couldn't survive that.
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  2878. There are lawyers who specialize in lawsuits against cruise companies and similar groups. I'm sure they were waiting when the passengers got back to the US.
    2
  2879. In Florida we'd be warming up Ol' Sparky. But it's NYC so they'll probably get an apology for having the police harass them.
    2
  2880. In a month CBS will be rolling out their latest reboot of The Equalizer. Now with Queen Latifa in the main roll. I'm not kidding.
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  2881. ​ @rickhunter6513  In Florida the teachers union heavily pushed for education being added as a right in the state constitution. They won. Now they complain that it's almost impossible to expell students even for violence at school. They are sent back right to where it happened, usually along with the people that were their victims. The fact that this is the exact scenario described by those that apposed it is completely lost on them.
    2
  2882. Women "Sure, men and women can be just friends. I have lots of male friends." Another woman gives any attention to her man In full Godzilla mode "Get away from him you whore!!"
    2
  2883. I spent most of my life living in the flash fry zone. I didn't have to worry about fallout because I was going to be the fallout. My plan was to climb up on the roof with something to drink and watch the biggest fireworks show in history, and hope those last 1-2 seconds don't hurt too much.
    2
  2884. The first woman who's tired of paying $4K/month for an apartment and wants to get married, but not have kids. Warning guys. She's going to take her current pay, probably fairly high, and apply it to potential future earnings she "sacrificed" to marry someone. Then use that as her number to ask for alimony. Be prepared. Prenup around the time of engagement so she doesn't have the ability to claim she was pushed into it. If she baulks, walk away. She is going into the marriage with an exit strategy already in place.
    2
  2885. Vaush considered it a win. An actual human woman acknowledged his existence.
    2
  2886. Most leading actors aren't that tall. Unless the roll specifically calls for someone who's huge (most of the characters Arnold plays) they don't want someone who towers over the rest of the cast. Directors want someone who can be larger than the person they are talking to, but not deliver dialogue aimed at the top of their head. They can shoot around this, but it's extra work and they don't want to. Or use things like an over the shoulder POV, but that makes the man look freakishly tall. I remember an interview with an actress who talked about being thankful for years of surfing. It gave her the balance to look natural while doing scenes standing on a 4x4. All street scenes were shot with her on the sidewalk and him in the road.
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  2887. Imagine a generation ago and Mexico announced they were going to join the Warsaw Pact nations. We would have had troops landing in Mexico City before the sun rose the next day. I'm not a fan of Russia or their policies, but I understand why they feel the need to stop NATO expansion.
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  2888. Apocalypse Now was a legendary cluster fuck from day one. But at least a good movie was created from it.
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  2889. Reeves went through very extensive training before the film. I've read that while filming an early scene the director asked him to slow down while reloading. It was too quick for most people to notice and they didn't want to have the infinite magazine problem.
    2
  2890. Iranian strategy is based around using surrogate forces. They supply weapons and training, but others do the fighting.
    2
  2891. When she got to "We didn't crunch the numbers" she admitted they were in no way prepared for what might happen. That was the first thing she should have been doing. They should have two plans. First, if the courts decide to create a new city starting with the latest decision, second if they set the date based on the original decision. My guess is that they don't want to actually have official numbers on paper how much Baton Rouge is bleeding from the new area. It would destroy their "We've been paying them" argument.
    2
  2892. Definitely other aspects. It was a multi faceted war. Not just a clash of infantry and armor. Along with air and sea, there are the nearly endless machinations behind the lines. One of my favorite aspects of your videos is that they are more than group X met group Y at such and such location. I enjoy your research into the thinking of the various people involved to explain why they did what they did.
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  2893. Money may not bring happiness. But it does bring comfort and options. I've been uncomfortable and without options. I'll take the former.
    2
  2894. Dear game design companies. I'm available. I can completely enrage your fan base, while screwing up any game. Plus I'll only charge you half whatever you're paying her.
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  2895. Once again Archive has become mobile not friendly. I can't out of the "not a robot" loop
    2
  2896. If a philanthropist offered 25¢ per syringe turned in, they'd accuse that person of intentionally endangering the homeless/poor by increasing the risks of being stabbed by dirty needles.
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  2897. Chow time at Paris Island?
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  2898. How have the Dems not found someone to primary her? Oh yeah, the party needs her to keep their progressive cred. If they backed anyone who might be slightly more sane they'd be accused of being racist misogynists who are more interested in power and collecting those sweet corporate checks.
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  2899. Most systems can handle being overstressed or used outside of spec. Doing so repeatedly along with failures across multiple points is when just a problem ends and catastrophe begins.
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  2900.  @mateuszwisniewski3877  Getting smacked in the face is believable. Though likely rare. I've seen enough people get a bad case of kebob eye when trying to hold a rifle scope too close.
    2
  2901. Get in line for the payout. If they can't pay for fuel they probably don't have the cash to cover a wave of lawsuits. There's probably already a lien against every piece of equipment the company owns.
    2
  2902. President Harris, topped out at 10% within her own party. CNN/MSNBC will claim 70% approval across America.
    2
  2903. "Just bake the cake bigot!" isn't much fun when you you have to be the baker.
    2
  2904. When in doubt, check with Kaepernick. Whatever his position, take another, you'll probably be right.
    2
  2905. My usual response is that it isn't a matter of where, but when. If they were honest and gave me a list of guys that were clearly interested in her in the past, I could find from 3-6 men they would be great with. But she either ignored or chased them away because she absolutely knew that something better was waiting just ahead.
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  2906. I think they had a similar view of the Slavs. Not as "subhumans" like the Nazis classified them, but more as a lesser civilization, AKA savages. This is a common view of the enemy during war. Look at the way Germans were portrayed as "The Bloodthirsty Huns" in the previous war. It helped justify going to war against Yugoslavia and not being seen as a territorial grab to rule all of the Adriatic down to Greece. Though they also wanted Greece too.
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  2907. ​ @SpiritGirlSF  They have a very efficient health and safety inspection (Shakedown) department. Legit businesses are one of their last sources of income.
    2
  2908. Not letting us down. Real life, good or bad, always comes before YouTube.
    2
  2909. I default to 1.25 on most videos. She still didn't sound sped up.
    2
  2910. I have a friend in Portland. Very much on the left and supports the riots. According to him they've been angry at Teddy for a long time. This is just the latest layer.
    2
  2911. The Philippines should probably be a two part video. 1) Postwar, from colony to republic. 2) And then Marcos happened.
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  2912. I would have suspected the salmon mousse.
    2
  2913. Given the wide spread of a bomber from higher altitude, I doubt anyone wanted to be flying low under them. Coordination between different flight groups was a nice theory, but didn't work that well in the field. There was a bombing raid in Romania I believe. Two groups got separated and ended up coming in low from different directions. The people on the ground were amazed by the skill of the pilots who managed to weave between each other, often by only a few feet. All the while flying through debris being blasted up from each other's bombs. In fact it was only blind luck that kept it from becoming a massive pileup.
    2
  2914. "might some day replace the station wagon" Between minivans and CAFE standards, traditional station wagons were about as likely to survive as an armadillo crossing I-10.
    2
  2915. We apologize for using the subtlety of a 20 pound sledgehammer to push the message. But it was the only way to woke could get it. In the future we promise to only use a baseball bat.
    2
  2916. Because sometimes you have to say "Get off my lawn." in a voice even Hellen Keller can understand.
    2
  2917. No one is saying anything contradictory in their echo chambers. Of course, no one is allowed to say anything contradictory in their echo chambers.
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  2918. CBS plans to put it behind their paywall so no one will watch it. Then they can claim it didn't happen.
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  2919. I had an Acura RL. Built in Japan, designed for America, felt very German. One of my first motorcycles was a Kawasaki, built in Lincoln Nebraska.
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  2920. Ten years for the state to get state permits to build something. Wait until the homeowners and businesses who were burned out try to rebuild. They are in for a hell of a shock. But that's just the California way.
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  2921. As someone with a pen pistol I wholeheartedly agree.
    2
  2922. Plot twist. The movie doesn't exist. This is all a delirious hallucination of the Critical Drinker while he drifted on a lake in a stolen rowboat.
    2
  2923. I'm a man from Florida, but try to avoid being a Florida Man.
    2
  2924. I have a sentimental spot for them too. I learned how to drive in a '74 Adventurer twin cab. Three speed manual and power nothing. I'm convinced whoever designed the clutch and brakes for it went on to create the Nautilus exercise equipment. My dad figured if I could drive it well I could handle just about anything else.
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  2925. It sounds cruel, but that's kind of the point. If 60 men attack and you kill a dozen, they are down a dozen. If you wound a dozen they are down 20 because they need help moving and treating the wounded. Plus additional resources in the rear. War is cold math.
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  2926. Or the slightly more course, but direct "Never stick your dick in crazy." I speak from experience, don't do it.
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  2927. Rittenhouse....exists Leftists.....REEEEE!
    2
  2928. We're going to riot if he gets off on self defense! So, you are going to engage in violence against strangers who've just been told shooting rioters is acceptable in the right circumstances. How do you think that's going to end?
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  2929. I'm beginning to think the words "Shift change" should be accompanied by an ominous Dun-dun-DUUUNNN!
    2
  2930. The Comfort wasn't to be used for people with COVID. It was specifically sent to handle overflow from New York hospitals so people needing medical care wouldn't be exposed. Of course NY mixed them anyway, and the Comfort was underused.
    2
  2931. Don't ask questions, just obey. Watch more of the series.
    2
  2932. When it comes to pandering, the alphabet community is the new BLM.
    2
  2933. It weighed at least 1,000 lbs less than it's modern counterpart. So if you are willing to really wind it out between shifts and keep the accelerator floored, they could move, sort of. Of course this didn't help with long term reliability, but it's a review car. Much like rentals, just flog it till it dies, then ask for another.
    2
  2934. I had the opportunity several years ago. But basic life stuff came up and I missed it. In hindsight, I was being saved.
    2
  2935. Clinton wants to run. Or more accurately, wants to be President. She's making her initial moves, like making sure her face was front and center this weekend in Selma. Behind the scenes she's making the money calls. Her biggest fear is being Jebed by her own party during the primary.
    2
  2936. Wait, Romania doesn't go with "But it's her truth" even when the evidence shows everything she said was BS? No wonder modern feminists loose their minds whenever you mention Eastern European countries.
    2
  2937. Biden ads will now claim he cut illegal immigration to only 2,500 a day. His blind followers will believe it.
    2
  2938. My Triumph Spitfire started every time. Sure it occasionally took a bit tinkering at times, but it started. I had the advantage of a previous owner who replaced the entire wiring harness and some other bits. Also a handwritten, by the same owner, True Owner's Manual as he called it. Basically a troubleshooting guide. What to tap/wiggle/yell at when certain problems occurred.
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  2939.  @LMacNeill  All older cars have their "quirks". Some are specific to that car, others the brand or model. I was at a car show once and the Dodge/Chrysler owners had a race. Who could retrieve a new ballast resistor and replace it the fastest. It seems to be a skill every old Dodge owner has.
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  2940. Possibly referring to cubic feet, the volume of water moving through the area.
    2
  2941. The I4 line. It runs from (Roughly) Tampa through Orlando to Daytona. North of that is more like Georgia. But without clay and kudzu.
    2
  2942. I'm not even allowed to use the excuse "In my home state it's ok" when traveling within the US. But we're supposed to accept that "this is just the way they are" when dealing with foreigners.
    2
  2943. ​ @natemckenzie8933  I was one and done. My ex was on husband #3 last time I heard.
    2
  2944. Yeah, I noticed him kind of acting like the cops were inconveniencing him. Now he has to walk two more blocks to buy his blunts.
    2
  2945. In 5-10 years I'm looking forward to finally reading an honest report about what went on behind the scenes in this administration. I imagine a couple of intelligence or foreign policy specialists who actually know what they are doing running around with their hair on fire trying to get someone's attention. Meanwhile there are a dozen other advisors going through personnel files to make sure they check off enough boxes on the diversity list.
    2
  2946. They still believe it. It's become part of the accepted gospel of Orange Man Bad.
    2
  2947. These same people will absolutely freak out and demand the firing of everyone involved if a sex offender is hired and anything happened to a woman. They will say the company didn't do its due diligence before hiring. Not that having the box means anything. Most companies do a background check before hiring anyway. Criminal convictions are easy to find.
    2
  2948. If not for the death and suffering, many wars would be comedy.
    2
  2949. Store is okay with people stealing. Store fires good employee. Employee morale drops, along with any sense of loyalty to the store. Employees decide to join in the theft.
    2
  2950. My father and grandfather would have used the philosophy "OK boys, we've got 'em all in one place. Party time!"
    2
  2951. Good morning from Hogtown by a former resident of Cowford Crossing. Though not nicknames, I'm happy someone renamed them Gainesville and Jacksonville.
    2
  2952. Hiding information from the civilians back home is nothing new, but it's certainly much harder today. During WWII the Japanese went as far as forging letters from sailors who's ships had been sunk and they knew were dead in order to keep the home population from knowing how bad the situation was.
    2
  2953. I was born in the Chicago area. Even though I left in the 70's, I assume I've voted in every election there.
    2
  2954. As he mentioned in the closing comments, many of the British commanders were gentlemen first, officers second. A lot of this likely came from being colonial commanders. Fighting the "fuzzy wuzzies" (Churchill's term) is much different than fighting a modern army led by people using a European military doctrine. Eventually they would adapt, but not until the loss of thousands of men.
    2
  2955. She is too baked to understand the situation. Though I get the feeling she probably wouldn't understand too well even if she wasn't high.
    2
  2956. SB is preparing a lawsuit for infringement on his business model.
    2
  2957. Hate crimes were always thought crimes. The goal from the beginning was to control thought through force. Even if someone disagreed they'd be too scared to say so, creating the illusion of unanimous (or at least overwhelming majority) opinion. Oddly, punishment for these thought crimes goes one way. When Asian people were being attacked there were demands for additional penalties for the people commiting them. When people started getting arrested, and it was discovered that the assailants were not of European ancestry, it suddenly became "a need to discuss the stresses of economic opportunity", and how it causes antisocial behavior.
    2
  2958. I would look perfectly natural in the hands of a Russian soldier going into Budapest to remind Hungarians they really want to stay Communist.
    2
  2959. The Nazis built an entire science (Trust the science!) around race and how almost everyone who wasn't Germanic/Nordic was a lesser race. Jews and Slavs, among others, were declared subhuman and therefore not deserving of human rights. One more time, explain how this isn't about race?
    2
  2960. I thought I saw a Republican riot. But it just turned out to be a gentleman harrumphing at a Wall Street Journal editorial.
    2
  2961. This was my sister's side business for years. She'd buy closeouts and other off season sale items (Mostly women's clothing) and resell it online. I was surprised how much she made. But she also put in serious work and knew exactly when stuff was going on sale to get the best sellers first.
    2
  2962. Welcome to the brave new world.
    2
  2963. ​ @spacecat7247 Peak idiocy is a mountain top that lets you see the next, higher mountain.
    2
  2964. How did the Russians not see this coming? They made the fatal mistake of believing their own propaganda. Despite the headlines in Pravda, the revolution was not a worldwide event.
    2
  2965. Women "Go away, all of you." Men "Okay, bye." Women "No, no. I meant you nine. The tenth one needs to be shopping for a ring, and I mean a big one. Oh, and before you go. One of you needs to fix the wifi in my place. And another can take care of the disposal in my sink and water heater. Then go away with the rest. Why ain't number 10 back with that ring yet?"
    2
  2966. Then you find a "Kirk was here" tattoo.
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  2967. About the Football nukes. When the original "Baseball" grenades were developed the size and shape were chosen because it was assumed every American male knew how to throw a baseball, so training would be easier. Liberty Prime is built like a football player, so give him football nukes. As to safety. As you wander around the Commonwealth you become aware that OSHA, or whatever it's equivalent, wasn't a very big department and had little enforcement strength. Addendum: The Fallout universe is largely based on a 1950's/early 60's view of the world. So Liberty Prime sounding like a John Birch propaganda film is "normal". Also, there is a charisma option to convince Dr Li to abandon the Institute because she's unhappy with the secrecy and some of their choices. She may dislike the Brotherhood, but they were honest about what they expected from her.
    2
  2968. If you ever get tired of trying to get rid of the European theater myths, look East. "The US were war criminals because they dropped atomic bombs on Japan even though the Japanese were trying to surrender." I've been hearing this one since I was a kid in the 70's. It's been disproven over and over, yet keeps coming back.
    2
  2969. The point is to highlight an interesting person from history. Whether or not you choose to admire or damn the individual is up to you. But at least respect the skill involved in what they did.
    2
  2970. I can't wait for the dump Joe excuse. COVID-19? He wants to spend more time with his family? Abducted by a UFO? After all the time they've spent defending him, they can't fall back on "He's nuts". Well, they can, and the MSM would claim no one ever said only right wing conspiracy theorists said it.
    2
  2971. Aims for Texas, hits Oklahoma. Perhaps a bit more training?
    2
  2972. Welcome to the club. We don't bite, but may occasionally clank in a suspicious manner.
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  2973. It is amazing how many things can go wrong with a dam. In theory if you can build a bridge and a wall, you should be able to combine them to make a dam. Unfortunately reality steps in and often messes up great plans.
    2
  2974.  @EvilDoresh  Roddenberry, and many of the early writers came out of military service. They saw the Enterprise, and Star Fleet in general, being run similar to a navy. Yes it was civilian controlled, but each starship has the firepower two wreck a planet. No one is going to call out the Captain or any senior officers with a lot of backlash. Doubly so over "feelings" without a large amount of evidence to back them up. Insubordination was used as an occasional character trait in the original series, but with the understanding that they were risking their careers when they did it. There was also an out presented at some point to explain why the entire officer staff hadn't been broken up and reassigned. As an example see the episode when Spock got horny and redirected the Enterprise to Vulcan.
    2
  2975. 2nd woman. "We see tears, we're out." You expected the boyfriend response of someone wanting to help. You can't get that from a group. Try actually having A boyfriend, not a mass of hookup partners.
    2
  2976. So, if Stalin didn't get a promise of unconditional surrender he threatened to make a separate, presumably conditional, peace treaty with Germany. Yep, sounds about average for everyone involved.
    2
  2977. 30 years combined in the restaurant business. The words Valentine's Day are a stress inducing trigger.
    2
  2978. Don't tell me, show me.
    2
  2979. I don't understand open carry. My state, Florida, has been concealed, and it works well. The wolves can't tell the sheep from the sheepdogs. Maybe it's cultural, because I've never lived in an area where open carry was normal.
    2
  2980.  @nlpnt  Most people considered idiot lights an indicator of why the car stopped. I prefer gauges so I know what day to day normal is so I know when something might be beginning to go.
    2
  2981. But foreign wars are good for (media) business. They get pretty pictures of the boom booms, write stories about single mothers sacrificing for the war, glorifying/demonizing anyone who is apposed to it (depending on their political affiliation). All the while the parent corporations who own the networks continue to cash in on those sweet Pentagon contracts. Win-win for the press.
    2
  2982. Never underestimate the power of denial. I know several people who think things are going great. They take in hours of news telling them what they are seeing in their day to day lives are temporary glitches at worst. Besides, everything can be blamed on the Coof or Orange Man.
    2
  2983. And then things got worse. Any summary of either Haitian or Russian history.
    2
  2984. Nope. She'll scream racism and the Dems will fall in line. This has been her SOP from day one, and no one within the party has dared challenge her.
    2
  2985. Bloodbath, massacre, etc are terms used in sports almost daily. The last time I checked we don't have gladiatorial games, but I could be wrong.
    2
  2986. Its rage over George Floyd and the Penny case caused it to spontaneously combust.
    2
  2987. I'm sure his family will be ever so distraught. The sort of sorrow that can only be placated by a $15-20 million lawsuit. And given the political powers of the city, they'll pay $6-$8 million before the final coroner's report.
    2
  2988. Imagine being a Ukrainian soldier on the front. You're expecting lots of new toys from Uncle Sam along with intelligence and tactical support. Then you see this.
    2
  2989. Check out the comments from leaders of the feminist and gay rights movements from the 1970's. They'd all be cancelled for "fascist views" by their equivalent today. People forget NOW had a no lesbian policy for years. They would have fallen over laughing if you brought up "trans men = women".
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  2990. Use the same rules as the IRS. Penalties and back interest begin from the time you filed the paperwork.
    2
  2991. What did Harris do to piss off GE? First SNL mocks her, then NBC News sends in an interviewer who doesn't treat it like an infomercial for the Harris campaign.
    2
  2992. The pay then pull forward system at fast food places was supposed to speed things up. I suppose it did when everything worked right. It had the added benefit of preventing driveoffs when people became frustrated while waiting in line. I think it was Woolworths that started the idea of letting customers pick out whatever they wanted from the shelf or rack. It seems so obvious today, but was considered radical at the time.
    2
  2993. There are studies, but the so called returns on investment are always amorphous. No one can point to a single extra dollar earned by adding an inclusion, diversity, or other HR branch. Mostly it's a shakedown. Hire our people or we'll make a major nuisance of ourselves. At first it probably didn't cost much. But eventually the crazies took over the HR departments of most companies and now effectively run them as much as unions used to.
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  2994. For now no one will. But once one manufacturer does expect the dam to break. There will be a race to the bottom as they try to undercut each other.
    2
  2995. Possibly the police were watching him for a while. DNA can be collected from items discarded a person. It's not as easy as TV crime shows make it look, but can be done. He may have previously had a sample on record from another source. When DNA tracing became more widespread a lot of parents submitted samples from their children in case they went missing. I'm not sure about American hospitals, but some countries register a sample at birth.
    2
  2996. Can't blame a salesman for upselling. I'm not saying that as a negative, it is part of his job.
    2
  2997. Never. By not solving the problem they can use it as an excuse for failure and need for greater struggle. By "struggle" they mean money for the leadership.
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  2998. Here in Florida discharging a firearm is the same. A "warning shot" and "aimed shot that missed" are the same thing. We also have a 10/20/life law. Possession of a gun during a crime gets you an additional 10 years. Firing it gets you 20, if someone is hit you are looking at life inside.
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  2999. Or, a century later Red Dawn. The original, not the remake.
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  3000. Check back when these people are finally kicked out. I'm betting the place will be trashed and some of the appliances will have been sold off.
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  3001. Whoever did the Pontiac ads in the 80's/90's had a fetish for the leather jacket and gloves look. Especially when combined with neon splash paint lettering.
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  3002. There would immediately be a poll showing that [Replacement Dem Candidate] has 75% approval.
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  3003. Consequences? What are those?
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  3004. MSM and Social Media "It's unconfirmed, illegally obtained information. Ban it!" Also "We have Trump's stolen tax return. Clear the decks! Wall to wall coverage!"
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  3005. In college I had a professor who would play clips from the Sunday news shows. He would only play the answer. For extra credit on a test, we had to guess the answer. Ted Kennedy was the hardest. He would give answers like he was reading from a prepared speech and the interviewer was interrupted him. The question could be whether he preferred hamburgers or cheeseburgers. His answer would be a two minute rant about tax cuts effecting Medicare. Harris would be the all time champion. Not only doesn't she answer the question presented, she doesn't coherently answer anything.
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  3006. Like a lawsuit, anyone can sue anyone for anything. If it is frivolous, the case will be thrown out. But there is still the hassle of dealing with it. In filing a Copyright strike against a YouTuber, you are claiming to be the owner of the material used. Yes, it will be reversed, but it is still in your YouTube history. Multiple strikes, real or not, can have your entire content erased and banned from YT for life.
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  3007. No grenades, but marksmanship was still a thing in American public schools when I graduated in the 1980's.
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  3008. I wonder what would have happened if they'd kept going with Lenin's idea of a commanding heights (I think that is what it was referred to) economy. The government (people) run the big stuff like mining, processing mills, auto/aeronautical industries, etc. But people could still run small businesses to fill in the gaps as long as they didn't interfere with their other job. Stalin took over and killed (sometimes literally) these off, inadvertently creating even greater shortages.
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  3009. Offer treatment for addicts. Very long prison sentences for dealers.
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  3010. Eight year waiting time, right after the longest possible time for him to be in office. Isn't that convenient. Yes, I know it is 90%+ likely he won't even be there at the end of his first four, but he has to look out for VP Harris.
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  3011.  @ghost2021a  I'm so happy my ever benevolent government is looking out for me.
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  3012. Africa during the Cold War could be a few months worth of videos. Whether North Africa and the Pan Arab movement, or Sub Saharan with decolonization and the coup of the month club.
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  3013. Still more coherent than the President. Or even Rep Pelosi after her 5th martini. (Around 11AM)
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  3014. Unfortunately, not the first time. President Wilson had a severe stroke while in office. His wife, the Vice President, and a few advisors ran everything after that. His wife even forged his signature on legislation. Congress and the American people were never told.
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  3015. Whenever you think mass media isn't despised enough, they prove it isn't enough.
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  3016. When he said it I looked over at my 1 gallon can. Maybe a couple cans sprayed evenly throughout, and a couple rounds fired, would shake the rust loose.
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  3017. TIK retires to his bunker. Single pistol shot
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  3018. 20 people trying to out pander each other can only end in disaster. Or an awesome clown show.
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  3019. "I like turtles" is probably flagged as a dog whistle for some anti whatever group by now.
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  3020. The Army was just jealous. USAF and USN both had nukes, and they wanted one also.
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  3021. A friend worked in an industrial bakery (Bread factory) in the US in the late 70's/80's. Though they mostly made bagels he'd probably recognize each step shown in the video. Probably could have switched places with his Soviet counterpart and have been doing each other's job within a day.
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  3022. I love oddball guns. I have a Stinger pen pistol. Its accuracy is non-existent beyond melee range, but I guess that is the distance it was intended to be used at.
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  3023. ​ @noname-uf4je  Probably a sticker similar to what is used on produce in American stores. Trivia, those stickers are edible. Despite the plastic appearance they are about 50 corn starch.
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  3024. As every parent has said at one time or another. "So long as I'm paying the mortgage/rent and the other bills, I make the rules." This also applies to welfare.
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  3025. After the revolution the radicals will be purged. This is a constant. Leaders know they need them as shock troops. They also know the radicals will never be happy with what the revolution becomes. The Bolsheviks got rid of the anarchists early on, even Castro made sure the more "excitable" members of his own army were disposed of as soon as he got to Havana. Even in our own (US) revolution people like Thomas Payne were sidelined. He terrified people like Jefferson and Washington.
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  3026. The Timejumper No great rush. I'm sure they'll still be in the war all the way to the end.
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  3027. Also the echo of the sonic crack in a crowded area. It bounces off walls, trees, etc so different people will think the shot came from different directions depending on which way they were facing.
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  3028. Interesting terminology. It's "fireworks" when being launched at cops. I'm guessing it will be "potentially deadly explosives" if I were to lob them in to an abortion clinic. For the record I am 100% against using any force, or threat of force, against such a place. I only use it as an example.
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  3029. Benzedrine helps you stay awake. Benzene is in gasoline. Drink gas when you get tired. I read it on the internet logic.
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  3030. Years ago they took out the Palestinian bomb maker using the same technique. He switched out phones regularly, but usually got the same model. They planted someone in the store where he went. When he came in they gave him a new phone with a small amount of plastic explosive inside. Later they called him. Because he was talking they knew it was against the side of his head. Detonated right then, I believe he was on a bus when it happened.
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  3031. I've read that most people stuck to beer/wine when away from home. Near where you lived, you knew where to get "good" water. In a strange area, or on a ship, the source, age, and storage was unknown and suspect.
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  3032. Not surprised. Hands up, don't shoot is still believed by many people.
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  3033. Ian keeps many bugout shelters around the world. They look similar, but there are slight differences in the book titles.
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  3034. He sent it to the cleaner's, but couldn't find his ticket.
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  3035. Why do supposedly intelligent adults try to have a conversation over Twitter? Especially an emotional one.
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  3036. So all those comments referring to me as a Russian bot will be removed too?
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  3037. There were some localities that associated cats with the spread of disease, and activity hunted or drove them out. This has been interpreted as a universal policy.
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  3038. I'm waiting for the "😭 Why did he leave me 😭?" video.
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  3039. They tried to overthrow the government of Jordan. It didn't end well for them. If you think the Israelis are been excessive, check out how brutally Jordan took care of the situation.
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  3040. I tried having a similar discussion with some people a while back. I pointed out that it Bill Clinton had expanded domestic surveillance as much as Bush did, Republicans would have lost their minds. Instead they rubber stamped anything the White House/CIA/NSA/FBI wanted. The left cheered with every one of Obama's "Executive Actions". They said it was a great thing when he appointed another (Insert social issue here) Czar of the week. I tried to point out any rule created by a signature, instead of a vote, could just as quickly be reversed. I asked them to imagine a more libertine leaning President going through the list of social programs and striking them down just because he could. They seemed to believe that law was law, and couldn't be changed.
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  3041. In some states, never.
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  3042. She truly sounds like someone who was promoted beyond their skill level, but is trying to justify another promotion. Just keep repeating key words and phrases and hope something catches before others realize they need to be kicked out.
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  3043. All he has to do is stand still. The new left keeps running further away from him.
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  3044. The poors are known to bite with minimal provocation.
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  3045. The kids of the Uber Woke are going to be 30 ways of effed up. I'm wondering if, when they end up in front of a judge someday, will they show videos of "Mom" and "Dad" as a defense.
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  3046.  @jamesandrews8655  I can see someone on a jury shaking their head and mumbling "Oh you poor bastard, you didn't stand a chance."
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  3047. Extrajudicial killings are a grey area. In America, where I live, there is a tradition of jury nullification. Sometimes juries will know that a person is technically guilty of a crime, but decide that the person who committed it was justified enough to do so and find them not guilty. Whether this could be extended to a war criminal or person convicted elsewhere of crimes against humanity is questionable. If your defense was I'm a member of X, the person I killed was from Y and Y tried to exterminate us, you'd probably be looking at prison. If you were a member of X, and the person you killed was a leader of Y and had personally done something to you or your family while you were present, you may get a suspended sentence and long probationary period.
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  3048. They could offset the costs by using the fines and penalties collected from the rioters. Except they refuse to punish them, all charges dropped. Maybe Trump could arrange a deal. One felony conviction = $100K in federal grants.
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  3049. I am absolutely not advocating violence against anyone. But, the OK Boomer chick has the most punchable face in recent history.
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  3050. Please keep her. We're butt deep with her equivalent here in Florida.
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  3051. Public proposals are absolutely cringe inducing. One to one then her run nuts showing off the ring.
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  3052. She's not ratcheting up, she's just ratchet.
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  3053. If you didn't like the price, and were willing to go with a base model, you could head over to the Chevy dealer. The Nova was the same car, from the same factory. Plus, because dealers couldn't give them away, they offered huge discounts.
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  3054. One of the things that surprised people (At least that didn't know him) when Billy died, was his huge library. He read at least one book a day, sometimes two. He had boxes full of books, many with notes and annotations written in the margins. He saw that he was being portrayed as an uneducated hillbilly and decided to go with it because he really didn't care, and it was easier than trying to point out that others were wrong. In some ways he was like Sorrell Booke, the actor best known as Boss Hogg on the original Dukes of Hazard. People saw him as a country buffoon. Booke, in reality, was a former counter intelligence officer who was fluent in 6 languages and could converse in at the that many more. He wrote a number of advisory papers for both the military and State Department during his civilian life.
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  3055. Someone on Zelensky's staff should have shown him a quote from former President Obama, "Elections have consequences." Perhaps explained that there's a new boss. He, and his staff have American flags in their online bios. Not Ukrainian or rainbow ones. The new guy can actually remember what he said yesterday. He's made his fortune and power by winning negotiations, not just giving stuff away.
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  3056.  @botanicalitus4194  At the time the Constitution was written free speech extended to voice and print. So does online speech not count? The Fourth Amendment says you have a right against seizure of your papers. So what's on your computer or phone isn't covered? Sorry, the technology argument doesn't fly.
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  3057. They'll scream that they tried democracy and it betrayed them. They'll cry about trying peaceful methods and were met with force. They'll demand revolution to end "fascism". None of it is true, but they know the media will do the job of good propagandists.
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  3058. In San Francisco they have songs reminding cops not to stop the hallowed homeless from taking a shit wherever they want.
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  3059. In the end I'll take my chances with a jury over my chances with someone desperate enough to break into my home. I have to wonder how much of this is Libs still being butthurt over Kyle Rittenhouse and a few other self defense cases? They want to make sure their darling stormtroopers aren't endangered next time they go on a rampage.
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  3060. These women marketing themselves like used cars. Remember two things. 1) Number of previous owners doesn't matter. Almost every rental car is single owner. They've just had 100+ drivers. I know what I've done with/to/in a rental. I'd never buy one. 2) When cars get too expensive or troublesome, we have no problem getting another one.
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  3061. I was older but did the same thing. I had one friend, female, who tried to warn me. She laid out step by step what was going to happen. Her timeline was a bit off, but she was correct. At the time I blew it off because she hated my fiancee even before we started dating so I racked it up as her usual complaints. I really should have listened, it turned out she knew my future ex-wife better than I did.
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  3062. Also service industry. Try being a waiter/waitress/bartender for a few months. You'll want to stab the other customers, or even friends sitting with you when they start acting up.
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  3063. Maddow is ongoing Insanity. Every day, another layer. Lemon likes to step up and knock one out of the park every few weeks. Kind of like he wants to remind everyone what an a**hole he is.
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  3064. Moves front loader next to ditch "So John, I've heard you were talking to some of the guys about a union. That couldn't be true?"
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  3065. 6:13 China's safety regulations in a nutshell. Not "Move back it could explode and injure you", but "No photos allowed".
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  3066. Not just not fringe, it was encountered by the government. By around 1960 it was obvious that the big civil defense bunkers in most cities wouldn't work as planned. Only with plenty of warning and during the middle of a work day could people get to them. Some would be all but ignored, others would be overwhelmed very quickly. So civil defense started pushing the idea of home or smaller neighborhood shelters. My grandmother's apartment in Chicago had a reinforced basement that could be converted to a shelter quickly.
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  3067. BuzzFeed leaving information out of a story to make it fit the preassumed narrative? Unbelievable, I'm shocked!
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  3068. I thought this was taken care of back in the 90's when the ACLU sued for the right of Illinois citizens to own a gun after being banned by in subsided housing. They won and it was decided a landlord, even the state, couldn't disarm you.
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  3069. In panic and rage they blind fired into the dark.
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  3070.  @gabeo9474  See also, Chicago vs the rest of Illinois.
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  3071. ♪ Wave your tail in the air like you just don't care ♪
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  3072. Check your local laws. The laws for squatters vary from state to state. In some places you are a legal resident of an address when you receive mail there. Drop by the post office and mail yourself a letter, and two days later it can take months to get someone out.
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  3073. A rule I still stick to today. Stop far enough back to see the tires under the car in front of you. This usually gives you enough room to get out of there without having to ram your way through.
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  3074. If you are willing to wait, every guard will eventually walk next to one.
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  3075. Both conventions are going to be scripted infomercials. They have been for years, but this time it's to an extreme. Just do a common feed, like the State of the Union speech. The networks can air as much or little as they choose.
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  3076. The English are jealous we pronounce the language so well. You'd think, with a country named England, they'd be better at it.
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  3077. So the best tactician in the Italian army was an officer of the Austrian/Hungarian army? Sounds about average for this war.
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  3078. I live in a deep blue spot in a sea of red here in Florida. Our city council once bragged that we were going to become the Berkeley of the East. If you had a template on how to ruin a small city, they would be following it exactly.
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  3079. They know, they might even care. But they also know they are screwed. Any attempt to disassociate from their recent SJW partners will result in a Reeestorm that they don't want to deal with. At this point, they've made their bed, lie in it.
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  3080. LA, San Francisco, Seattle, and too many other cities set the precedent by paying out before the final report was even in.
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  3081. For the woman who's happy with her life because hubby keeps her comfortable while also keeping a side piece. Wait until she finds out everything has quietly transferred to a corporation that he has no official ties to. He starts slow bleeding cash from any account she knows about, and has stopped accepting payments from his company that he doesn't legally own. He starts living off of savings while dropping his income to as close to zero as he can. Then she gets dumped only to discover they (on paper) don't have squat for marital assets and his nonexistent income makes him alimony proof.
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  3082. ​ @JKCougar Equivalent of the Taurus SE. The SE had the outward appearance of a SHO but without the engine. I believe the SE may have also had the upgraded suspension.
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  3083. Hush, your masters know better. Just keep sending in your union dues, while we eliminate industrial/manufacturering jobs.
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  3084. Just don't mention that former British colony .
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  3085. I noticed that a huge amount of the ads were for CBS/Paramount. They couldn't even fill all the slots with paid ads. Businesses who weren't there to virtue signal knew not to blow good money on this game.
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  3086. They each think they are the one who can tame the wild Chad. They believe that once he's found her his roaming days will end. Followed by "Why do men cheat" videos on TikTok.
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  3087. Styx, Sargon, and Pool doing a group running commentary during the debates. I would love to see this happen.
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  3088. Now I've got to mental image of the Hood doing doughnuts around the Bismarck while flashing "Suck it, bitches" in Morse code.
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  3089. I've noticed the less expensive options for a lot of products have disappeared from the grocery store I usually go to. For example, Dannon yogurt, gone. Replaced by different, more expensive brands. Ajax dish soap, gone. Now more Palmolive (more expensive) on the shelf. Also store brand items are getting fewer and fewer.
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  3090. And then I discovered girls.... I wonder how many hobbies or unique business opportunities have been sidetracked by this discovery?
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  3091. Had one too. It belonged to the (ex) wife before we were married. She hated it and wanted to get a Dodge Neon. I liked the beast, but the engine was definitely underpowered if you wanted to do truck stuff with it. I guess it was fine if you treated it like a station wagon with better clearance. I believe GM intended to have the S-10 with a four hanger only when first designed. Even that small 6 had to be shoehorned in. Later generations allowed more room under the hood.
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  3092.  @homerj806  The Great War and it's successor WWII, doing week by week coverage of both wars ran into this problem. They've had a lot of videos retroactively demonetized and age restricted. Most weren't gory or graphic, but if you show a dead body you get the strike.
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  3093. If they'd kept Amanti, Mazda would have looked bankrupt. Yes, it would have been a great halo car but never have been profitable. Lexus was developed with Toyota money from within the company. Toyota had a small nation's GDP worth of cash on hand to take the chance. Unfortunately Mazda put their own money into Amanti, and borrowed heavily on top of it. Just as the Japanese economy crashed. Fortunately for Mazda they didn't fall for the sunk cost fallacy and cancelled the project. It still cost them tons of money, but they were able to survive the hit. They couldn't have survived a failed luxury brand.
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  3094. For people wondering how they got away with it for so long, look at Bernie Madoff and his decades long ponzi scheme. When asked how he outsmarted regulators and law enforcement he laughed. He pointed out that most of them really do nothing. If you give them any excuse, no matter how implausible, they accept it. They are looking for a reason to not work. Actual investigations take time and require work. The people overseeing the food program had money to give away. Their success was based on how much they gave away, not the actual number of people fed. So they asked for a number and were told around three thousand. When asked for proof (They aren't complete idiots!), they were handed a list of random names. Good enough! If they were required to check and see if these people even existed and were receiving the help, that would have required work. And government bureaucrats will die before they get off their butts and actually do something not specifically in their job description and ordered to by a superior.
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  3095. You skipped over her security entourage. Police officers that get extra pay for being her drivers and bodyguards. At least one was paid for over 300 hours in a two week period. We are supposed to believe he worked 21 and a half hours a day for 14 days straight?
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  3096. They also have all those kids, locked up in cages somewhere in the desert. Oh, wait. The Dems already forgot about them. They were two, or three, or 157 outrages ago.
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  3097.  @Vickzq  Actually, she cut me off. I called her out about some of her answers being BS. She decided I was too hostile and needed to learn how to forgive. Just like she had given herself permission to forgive herself for causing past harm and absolving herself of any negative feelings. (Try to get your head around that one.) She immediately blocked me on everything. Oddly she had been a break in my usual pattern of dating women older than me. I didn't like dealing with "girly issues". When I was 21 or 22 my girlfriend was 29. Living in a college town, most of the other women my age were attending university, but acted like it was highschool Pt 2.
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  3098. There is a contract, a covenant if you prefer, between the people and the government. The people will not take direct action, revenge, against others who have wronged them. They leave it up to the government to deal with catching and punishing them. The government isn't perfect, the majority of criminals aren't caught for each of their crimes. But we accept this in exchange for the belief that eventually most will be caught and punished if they continue to engage in criminal behavior. The government has broken their end of the contract. They refuse to stop all but the most obvious of crimes. It is only a matter of time until the people go back to the brutal but efficient system of vigilantism. Deal with criminals right then and there. If they survive, the police can pick them up at the hospital. If not, oh well, the rest will learn.
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  3099. She peaked in the first week after she was "nominated". It was all downhill from there. More time would have just made it worse for her.
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  3100.  @joewho1131  Actually, they do. But the law is only in certain, mostly southern states. The no mask laws were a response to the KKK. Most northern and western states preferred to pretend that the citizens there didn't have a history of joining the Klan. In Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, California, and many others, the Klan used to hold rallies that attracted thousands.
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  3101. Teen — Woke City — No prison time.
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  3102. I get a similar feeling whenever someone tries to create an Elric movie or series. Please make sure everything is right before the first scene is shot. It would be so easy to completely fuck everything up.
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  3103. There was (supposedly) a massive redesign after a few of these incidents. It was found that the bombs could go through the arming cycle if they were subjected to to severe shock. I believe one that was ejected over the Carolinas was one switch away from being fully armed. At the time , of course, no one was told what really happened.
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  3104. Porn, porn will find a way.
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  3105. ​ @BillRoyMcBill  He's learned how to play the game. When confronted with anything "he" falls back on claiming to be a victim. Then rides the sympathy/fear wave up to the next level. Rinse, repeat.
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  3106. Every time they smash a window or light a car on fire another liberal buys a gun and rethinks their choices in the next election.
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  3107. Not dragging, it's being buried. The people leading the "investigation" are desperate to make it go away. They'll release bits of information over a long period of time in hopes that most people won't realize that it's new data, new victims and not pay attention.
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  3108. I found the audio version on YouTube, started listening to it at work.
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  3109. Is there something in leftist ideology that attracts crazy, or does being there too long make people that way?
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  3110. Much like Peter Griffin's opinion of the Godfather trilogy, "They insist themselves on you."
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  3111. Looking at the placement I agree with you. Should be at right angles. But waiting for the police to do something about illegal behavior in California is like using the lottery as a retirement plan. It could happen, but is generally futile.
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  3112. Their accounts and tax attorneys are the real heroes of the company. I understand why back during the tech boom 30 years ago there were companies worth hundreds of millions. Angle investors and dupes backed up truckloads of cash to keep them going, but that blew up in a few years. Some of the bigger companies have never shown a year in the black for decades. But keep going. Inventive use of tax codes by companies who employee people who likely demand the evil rich pay their fair share.
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  3113. He'd file for, and probably get, disability because of a missing hand.
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  3114. The people who a delusional enough to believe we're only one more social program away from paradise.
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  3115. Beats me. I got a speeding ticket on a bicycle. Seriously.
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  3116. I have a terrier/pit mix that loves a good rat hunt. Unfortunately very unfocused. She'll chase something, see/hear something else, then go after it. Then see some cows 100 yards away, and decide to go see if they want to play. But she's my buddy, and I love her.
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  3117. Ask Bush The Elder how it worked out. Though it could be argued that his quick war in Iraq was too early in his term. That and an effed up economy. Of course most people would happily go back to an economy that was only as messed up as the early 90's.
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  3118. Being liberal means never having to believe what you said yesterday.
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  3119. 0655 Monday morning, finally finished. I admire the marathon work put into these videos.
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  3120. One thing cults will never accept is open communication with non members.
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  3121. I've heard it explained as a person's brain will go into a dream state after being awake too long. Hence the hallucinations. Except while you are on meth you have the energy to actually do something and are interacting with the real world.
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  3122. Hopefully "We are learning English by 2023."
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  3123. Perfection plus a bonus, or it's free. But God help you if you ask her to do anything beyond showing up for work.
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  3124. I liked it. But I have gotten used to grabbing a drink to settle in an spend time watching "5 minute" videos.
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  3125. For all his occasional bombast, Trump usually knows what he's talking about. My guess is that he's seen Pelosi's medical records. He knows she's one missed chemical cocktail away from going full batshit on camera. If he keeps pushing, eventually she might get caught responding without her staff to properly prep her.
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  3126. CW has a history of starting shows with a good idea. Then ruining them around season 2, or at most season 3. Now they skip the first part and go straight to crap.
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  3127. Last guy: I have no problem with strong independent women. My issue is with the ones who claim it, but can't live it. You aren't a Strong! Independent! Woman! if you are relying on daddy's or a boyfriend's bank account. You aren't one if you are relying on a percentage of my paycheck to pay your rent or feed your kids. Walk the walk before trying to talk the talk.
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  3128. Different people have a sliding scale when assumed exclusivity begins. Some it's a first date. With me it's probably around the third. By then you should both know if you have potential together. Either call it off, or try to be with just each other and see what happens. I had one friend who said she didn't consider herself exclusive until she had both rings. Yep, being engaged wasn't enough to stop her from occasionally dating other guys. As of the last I heard from her, no success in getting that second ring.
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  3129. Corrine Brown here in Florida. It was only two years after 24 years of accepting "gifts" and "campaign donations" several times over what she ever spent to campaign, while running her gerrymandered and protected district. Unfortunately, she is the exception, not the rule.
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  3130. They hoped he could keep it together until after the election, then pull a bait and switch.
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  3131. I'm still following the outlines of those direction arrows grocery stores put on their floors. I must stay safe.
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  3132. So many dashcams in Russia was a response to the police. It was accepted that being pulled over meant giving a bribe. Having police on video demanding bribes and threatening drivers who wouldn't pay cut down on this.
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  3133. That's what I want in a review of a piece of equipment, more social justice venting. I assume the people who liked it also want to hear the author cry about BLM protesters that were hit by cars while reading a review of new tires.
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  3134. Unfortunately those foils make two great shoot me here targets. Though, if the technology had been developed earlier, they would have been great for coastal anti submarine warfare during, or soon after WWII. They'd skim right over any torpedo.
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  3135. Intersectionality has rankings. Right now trans is seen as more oppressed than natural born female, so they are on top. So women are being told "shut up bigot" if they complain, or even fail to show enough support. In the bizarro world of wokeism being born a woman is considered an unfair advantage over those that had to work to become one.
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  3136. See also Chrysler 300.
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  3137. The hedge funds felt free to do this because they learned from last time. Screw up big time? Don't worry Wall Street, Washington has your back. The last time they went to Obama and had VP Biden to argue their case for a bailout. Now their champion is in charge, no need to bother with the middle man.
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  3138. About the only realistic choice was a manual. A four cylinder matched to a three speed automatic may have made sense when the car was originally proposed. But that was during the 55 mph days. Later, that poor little four banger was screaming to keep up with highway traffic. Possibly one of the things (Other than paint suddenly disappearing) that made so many of the early ones go away.
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  3139. In the Army you have the option to run away. On a ship distance is a bit more restricted. Given that the choices in the Navy are put out the fire or learn how to swim in less than optimum conditions, there's an added incentive to extinguish it as fast as possible.
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  3140. You realize if even one person has an allergic reaction or negative interaction with something else they are taking almost every news agency will be screaming about "Trump kills innocent victim".
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  3141. And how many compact buyers took one for a test drive, then ran to the nearest Toyota/Honda dealership, never to come back?
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  3142. No radio. So to communicate with HQ they would send out pigeons with updates.
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  3143. Not always, and unfortunately when it does happen they've already done a lot of damage.
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  3144. By 18th century terminology, when it was written, "well regulated" ment well equipped. The navy considered a properly regulated ship to have extra rope, canvas, gunpowder, tools, etc. A well regulated ship did not refer to one who's crew followed naval code. A well regulated militia is simply one that is prepared to do their job.
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  3145. Classic narcissist response. I am right, even if I'm not it's never my fault, so I was right. Been there, done that. Once you can recognize the signs it's as obvious as a tattoo on their forehead. Edit: See also "It may not be the truth. But it's her truth, which is good enough."
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  3146. Keep your standards up. I'd endorse Harris for only $5 million.
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  3147. If caught, doubtful but could happen, I'll bet my next five paychecks against whatever change Sean has in his pockets that at least one of the three is on probation, at least two are awaiting trial on other charges, and all have a felony record.
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  3148. Like taxes introduced during the war to pay for it. It took a century to finally get rid of the tax on phones. Despite being implemented when maybe one in fifty Americans had a personal phone and finally repealed when almost every family had at least one.
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  3149. Shh, were not allowed to notice that.
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  3150. I live next to the University of Florida. Student population of about 60K, and probably about the same size. Unless it was at a major crossroad or other significant tactical importance, I can't see a reason to expend as much as they did to take it. As others have pointed out, a Pyrrhic victory.
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  3151. Among other oddities, I saw a Taurus Wagon yesterday. I realized I probably hadn't seen one in the last two years.
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  3152. I wonder what Russia considers an official loss. I've seen some that count everyone on the Russian side, others that don't count private contractors.
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  3153. For more insight into the failure of Nissan, All Cars with Jon on YouTube did a video explaining the likely source of their problems. Short version, leases. Nissan America has become overly dependent on lease deals to get cars off the lots. They are about to get hit with a tsunami of buybacks in the next few years as those leases expire leaving the dealerships with inventory they will likely have to sell at (best) break even, or (more likely) at a loss. Nissan is already loosing dealers, this could break a lot more of them. The failure of the deal with Honda comes down to hubris. Nissan wants to keep Nissan leadership, keep doing Nissan things the Nissan way, and have Honda pick up the tab. In some ways, shadows of Saab and GM.
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  3154. A neighbor bought one used around 2009. Mostly because it was practical for him and his family. Wife, two kids in jr high, and two dogs. Also dirt cheap for a low mileage vehicle. He wasn't a big fan of it's looks from the outside, but liked it from the driver's seat. He also pointed out that he'd never lose it in a parking lot. The engine held up fine from what I remember, but the transmission felt like it was slipping from day one. Though that was what it apparently was supposed to feel like. Kept it limping along until Cash for Clunkers happened just as it really did need a new transmission. (Something he wasn't going to pay for.) I believe he traded it for a Honda Civic. I have seen a few other complaints about the engine. Both reliability and just barely enough power to move it. I don't understand why they didn't offer a variant of the 3800, maybe detuned and set up for more torque.
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  3155. If you could get past the dated look, it would have been the best in the lot.
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  3156. Sending Lenin to Russia and stirring up a Socialist revolution. Kind of like unleashing biological warfare and hoping the germs will stop at the border.
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  3157. Wow. Usually I can find something to make a (admittedly dark) joke about. This episode was just plain dark.
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  3158. Thanks for answering the question about the American Civil War. Other than sieges and accidental encounters, it was frontal assault after frontal assault. There were 0 victories as a result of these assaults (a history teacher told me there was one, but I don't remember it), but they kept on trying because that's what the officers were taught. I think the Generals in WW1 kept doing what they were doing because of the almost religious belief that victory was always just one big breakthrough away.
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  3159. The Civic may have been a better car. But they were also significantly higher priced. (Real world, not MSRP) In the 80's Honda dealerships flat out robbed their customers.
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  3160. Thank you for this series. Somehow I got here while looking up vintage Civil Defense films from the 1950s and 60s. I don't know how, but happy the link popped up.
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  3161. Another excellent episode. Sad, but very well done.
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  3162. ​ @oldtwinsna8347  What's wrong with wanting additional information about ongoing engine status? I don't need a light to tell me the engine just blew up. I prefer to see changes over time so I can deal with something at the maintenance level, not after catastrophic failure.
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  3163. Probing attack may have been a better term. But given the value some of the commanders have shown for their men's lives, it is possible that getting a few dozen killed didn't really bother them anymore.
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  3164. Sorry, but is against some law to speak out against any Beatle, living or dead. I don't know why, it just is.
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  3165. The EXP was conceived as a commuter car. Ford did some polling and found that a huge percentage of drivers almost never had passengers in the back seat. So they figured they'd make a car without one. They found out that just because people don't use something, they still want it. The EXP turbo was an attempt to make an econobox/commuter car "sporty", more than an appliance that moved you from A to B. They found out that people who wanted that, were already buying Mustangs. Which, at the time, you could get anything from a practical engine, high reving four, or V8. Any sales of the EXP turbo were likely cannibalizing their own sales, not taking away from another manufacturer.
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  3166. Angles everywhere, not a curve in sight. I guess that's why the Taurus looked so radical. But I do miss pop up headlights.
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  3167. DarkFlameDragonSlayer Would have a massive arms industry. If you look at American troops training at the beginning of our involvement, they are sharing rifles. Also many are using wooden cutouts of rifles. There was one scene in a documentary I saw that showed a group of men pushing a wheelbarrow with some sandbags and a broom or mop to practice repositioning a machine gun.
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  3168. 1) A comparable car today would weigh around 800-1,000 pounds more with safety equipment and electronic bits. 2) Different testing. It's more realistic today. But, at the time they could make cars that broke 40+MPG regularly. Just don't add options or expect a smooth, quiet ride.
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  3169. Ok, now roll it on to Antiques Roadshow and start with "Well, according to family history...."
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  3170. After the Bronco II became infamous for rollovers they became almost uninsurable. The problem was eventually traced the the tires, but by then people were staying away in droves.
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  3171. I believe Poland also had a Mauser based anti-tank rifle. But it was based around driving an 8mm bullet at very high velocity. I don't know if it was ever effectively deployed during the war. It may have been a late, or possibly post, war development.
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  3172. Ok, ok, you don't have to ask me 455 times. I finally joined Patreon.
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  3173. Many of the people commenting noticed the garden around 6:20 in the video. Hemp was considered a vital resource at the time. In America farmers were asked to used normally unfarmable land to "grow hemp for the war". Though I'm sure the prisoners, and others, quickly figured out that it made an excellent "tobacco substitute".
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  3174. Totally unrelated to this fine series, but am I the only one who is reminded of Howie Mandell by his hand mannerisms?
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  3175. C.F. Gauss It's been a while since I studied the various interpretations of "Socialism", but as understand it was supposed to be an organic/natural evolution, not a revolution. Societies would move from agricultural/feudal to industrial/capitalist to communist. Marx never gave a time line. Where they various governments went wrong (in theory) is they tried to push it too fast. Evolution on steroids, and the resulting roid rage that led to their excesses and collapse. So the idea of a true "Communist Party" is in itself a contradiction. I don't personally believe in the theory, but that's the way it's been explained to me.
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  3176. I think YouTube is broken. Usually other episodes or similar themes show up under the video. This time it's a bunch of vids aimed at 3-4 year olds. Educational yes, but not exactly the same audience. I only hope this isn't showing up in their feeds.
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  3177. Cadorna seems to follow the same philosophy as the teacher from Pink Floyd's The Wall. "WroOOOng! Do it again!"
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  3178. Though the pay went up, the term "Buck Private" stuck around for decades after.
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  3179. Toyota could have easily gotten more horsepower out of it. But from the beginning the goal was smooth and quiet operation. Anything perceived as interfering with that was thrown out.
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  3180. GravesRWFiA Oversimplified, but ego and land. The leaders wanted to "prove" Siam was a real country, worthy of standing with the European powers. Also, Germany had some colonies in Asia and the Northern Pacific area. They wanted a cut after the war.
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  3181. earnedmystripes A sporting car, for sporting men. Who else would wear a shooting jacket while reviewing cars?
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  3182. In hindsight, the Christmas truce isn't that surprising. In Dave Grossman's book "On Killing" he showed a study of soldiers after WWII and Korea. Huge numbers had never fired a shot at the enemy. They fired towards them. Instead of rifles, what they had were large, albeit dangerous, noise makers. The goal was to just convince the other guys to go away and leave them alone. The decision to ban such celebrations from the High Command also, from a tactical point of view, makes sense. Getting soldiers to endure life on the front is hard enough when they are fighting the "evil Hun". Convincing him to do this, then go kill Dave, the guy he was just sharing coffee and biscuits with, becomes much more complicated.
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  3183. Before USB ports and Bluetooth I think phones used a battery with memory attached. This let you listen to music and charge the phone at the same time.
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  3184. Jc Future I've seen a surprising number of 80's Chrysler products at car shows. They always draw a crowd because everyone alive at the time had/rode in one. But these are loved and cared for by owners willing to put in the time. As daily drivers they are exceptionally rare. Though a neighbor down the street had a 600 in remarkable shape. I assumed it was a grandparent hand me down.
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  3185. Matthew Tyler Sedans are a dieing market in America. Year to year sales have been going down for every auto maker since 2012. They will continue, but almost as a niche product. It is a pity, because I do prefer them over SUV/CUV styles.
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  3186. We "genocidal maniacs" of 1940 were, in actuality, very isolationist. The vast majority of Americans wanted nothing to do with another war in Europe or Asia. It was only after being attacked that we went on the offense.
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  3187. All these performance numbers should be seen from the point of view in their era. Yes, by contemporary standards, they were underpowered and slow. But way better than a decade before. We were just coming out of the malaise era of cars. Manufacturers had finally figured out how to deal with the multiple new issues that popped up during the '70s.
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  3188. In WWII, (and I presume WWI also) a common complaint was that American and British troops couldn't understand each other. Apparently they didn't speak the same English. French was also just becoming standardized. As late as the 1890's French judges complained that they couldn't understand what the people appearing before them were saying when they were traveling their circuit.
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  3189. Arek Damszel Thin metal meant rust spread fast. Also, if you hit anything larger than a squirrel, big parts crumpled.
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  3190. Jacob Asuncion Amen. I think people let nostalgia overrule reality too often. Rotarys had some good things. But the negatives outweighed them too much.
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  3191. There were a (very) few good GM cars in the late '80s and '90s. But most of them truly were craptastic. You can thank the leadership at GM for trying to cut corners everywhere and switching to the lowest initial cost components. I remember PBS' Motorweek review of an Oldsmobile. The trim literally fell off while they were filming it. And that was a ringer sent out to be professionally reviewed.
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  3192. GTRFREAK17 I believe later ones. 1998+ maybe.
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  3193. njaneardude But great for enthusiasts who could get a used one really cheap after the resale value cratered. Until they took it to the shop for repairs, or even simple maintenance.
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  3194. doctor zaius In the 80's and early 90's several people I knew had cars like this. And yes, lifting the door to close it was considered "normal". Signs that the roof liner was doomed started with a little bubble. Then spread like cancer. Also the plastic gap fillers between the body and bumper had a definite sell by date. After a certain point, they'd (and all of them did) begin rotting faster than old fruit. Either brittle and pieces would chip off, or they'd sag in odd places.
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  3195. Welcome to the end of the malaise era. These were actually good numbers. The equivalent of your Fusion (Escort maybe?) would have been pushing 80-95HP. Power like you can find in a Hellcat or higher Mustang was only found on drag strips. And those engines blew themselves apart fairly quick. 300+ HP in a car you could commute in was science fiction.
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  3196. Tra la la la fa la la la Trying to overthrow the government of your nation, or separate and become your own nation is treason. Not to say all treason is bad. We (I am an American) are a nation born of such treasonous activities.
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  3197. ​ @jeninjeans  Ford tried to push metric tires on the Fox Mustang/Capri twins in the US. From an engineering standpoint they made sense. In the real world they never caught on and few companies made them. Even when new a lot of tire shops would tell people to take it to the dealership. Most had to order the tires, which took a few days, because they didn't have them in stock. Almost everyone who owned a car with them switched to more standard rims and tires.
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  3198. Why a frontal attack on a fixed defense? Because every military academy in the world taught it. The only people who knew better were busy decomposing in no man's land.
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  3199. canicheenrage Fire resistant cloth wasn't in regular use, like today. Yes, flame touching the broad, flat silk surface of a parachute would likely have torched it very quickly.
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  3200. Adapting to being alone without being lonely is almost a vaccine against other people's BS. We can panic at the thought (threat) of person X leaving. "Oh no, what will I do? How will I continue?" Once adapted to being involved with fewer people, or alone and knowing that life goes on, you tolerate less negative stuff in others. You know how to, and that you will get by without them because you've already done it.
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  3201. Does it suck to get laid off? Yes. Have most of us had a job that we felt better going to after certain people were no longer there? Also yes. I have a feeling several of her former co-workers are breathing easier at work now that she's gone.
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  3202. Give the Elbonian army the aircraft version of the M2. At 1,200+ RPM it will tie up half a platoon to carry enough ammo. Plus, sitting on the ground, barrel melting is almost a sure thing. If anyone notices a problem, add another 25 lbs for a water jacket. Pistol. Just an obrez version of the rifle. Cuts down on ammo logistics. Definitely give it to pilots/aircrews as a survival gun. It can double as a signal gun
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  3203. Best chair ever? Dentist chair. Seriously, it's designed to make you feel comfortable while in a high stress situation. How often have you fallen asleep while waiting on the dentist? There are downsides and are only useable in certain areas. First, they are expensive, but look for bankruptcy or similar sales. Dentists usually don't buy used equipment, including chairs. Second is the position while in it. Computer screens will have to be positioned above you, angled down. Keyboards will also need a new mounting system. Third, they aren't mobile. You will have to attach it to the floor. Fifth, comfort. You will likely find yourself going into nap mode far more often.
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  3204. The Dems trying to get some of the old guard to run in 2020 is like the Chicago Bulls trying to get Michael Jordan to come back.
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  3205. I can proudly say I haven't seen a single minute of the Tiger King. I've also never been to Starbucks. I almost feel unamerican.
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  3206. 20currentyear It's finally happened. The collective IQ has dropped to the point where we actually have to tell people not to get a vasectomy with a 45. Honestly, I'm for keeping it a secret. Let the dumb ones take themselves out of the gene pool. Future, smarter generations with thank us.
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  3207.  Sean Fisher  Florida is starting, they call it Phase I. I work in a restaurant, but when we reopen it will be at only 25% capacity. So when we do start it will be with reduced staff, and they will likely be part time.
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  3208.  @hammypie  Basically no plan B. The Florida unemployment system is almost entirely based on applications being done one on one with a person. The state didn't even have paper applications when this first hit. There is a way to apply online, but even then they usually required at least one in person visit. But around March 20th all offices shut down, so online only. It's an antiquated system that can't handle mobile devices. Also, instead of making people wait when it gets overloaded, it just crashes. I was able to apply via phone by using a secondary number, but that took almost a week of calling, getting through the menu, and then being told all agents are busy and automatically hanging up. Repeat, repeat, repeat for a couple hours a day for several days. As if last week approximately 6% of applicants who filed between March 20 and April 20 had been approved. Short version, it's a cluster fuck.
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  3209.  @hjackson.92  Also, don't be the rebound guy. They are an emotional dumpster fire immediately after a breakup. Even if they instigated it. They claim to know what they want, but don't. Not even close. The day they realize you aren't it, they are gone. No chance at talking it out, no chance at reconciliation. They aren't going to explain what's going on. On Monday you have a girlfriend on Tuesday she's with someone else, no warning. Everything they said or did for you was a lie from the beginning, everything you said and did for her was futile, a waste. I've been there, I've seen other guys do it. It always follows the same pattern.
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  3210. If Burnie supporters we're doxxed they'd have more to fear from fellow Dems then from Trump supporters.
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  3211. As long as the welfare checks keep coming they'll be reelected.
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  3212. North Korea did a similar thing. They took the money and aid to not build a bomb. Then promptly built one anyway. Having almost the entire US military on their border may have had something to do with Mexico choosing to stick to the contract. That, and not having a moonbat insane leader.
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  3213. Thanks for the video. I knew about Germany in Africa, but wasn't aware of their actions in the South Pacific.
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  3214. My Facebook feed is full of people blaming Trump for stopping it. Propaganda and TDS are strong.
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  3215. Why do they keep calling him Mayor Pete? He's a cabinet secretary, do they really want to hide the fact that Biden gave him this much responsibility and he's screwing it up..... again?
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  3216. Several years ago I was buried in credit card debt. (My fault) I stopped using them and began paying the minimum for all but the one with the lowest amount due. For me at least, it was worth having one less bill each month.
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  3217. For the people that don't think it's a problem because companies can afford it. I'll steal your wallet or purse. If I only take the cash you are carrying, but don't clean out your bank account, did I do anything wrong? You can afford to lose just the money you walk around with.
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  3218. I'd put it at 90% he is either killed, or put away for killing someone before he turned 21.
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  3219. One correction with the buying votes story. Capitalist. Takes $10 out of his pocket and gives it to me to vote for him. Socialist. Takes $10 out of my pocket and gives it to someone else to vote for him. Also promises to keep talking money out of my pocket once elected.
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  3220. Remember when the Democrats wanted to load the Supreme Court with six more justices? Magically, they've all gone silent on that one.
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  3221. ​ @wellby5000  First thing I thought of when I saw the comment.
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  3222. Trans issues aren't a major subject on your channel? Transphobe!!!!
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  3223. Crying girl "I'm just too much" Translation: 1) I secretly have unreasonable standards and expect him to change to meet them. It's also his fault for failing to meet arbitrary and continually changing standards. 2) I have enough emotional baggage to require an entire safari's worth of porters to carry it. I've also been through serious trauma, maybe even more than once, and I'm dealing with it by not dealing with it. But he has to walk on eggshells around me to avoid tripping another trigger. If he does I'll likely flip out though he'll have no idea why or what to do.
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  3224. Newsom is considered a flake almost everywhere outside of California. (And in California too.) VP Harris actually has a lower approval rating than Biden. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if they tried dragging the corpse of Hillary Clinton back out on stage.
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  3225. "Explosive device"? I thought they were just harmless fireworks.
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  3226. 1) Idiots 2) Malicious idiots 3) They figure it must be worth something. No one is selling them for the $1,000 he said in the video. Maybe $200, tops.
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  3227. Being a single mother isn't an absolute deal breaker. But it is a field of red flags. I understand why some guys just won't. The risk/reward ratio is way out of whack. Look for problems early on and be prepared to leave if they pop up. It's possible she's worth the extra work, likely she isn't. Proceed at your own risk.
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  3228. And the industry dies out not with a whisper, but a Reeee.
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  3229. With good reason.
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  3230. No internet? That means no Indy, no cat videos, no porn. Catching the Spanish Flu would have been sweet relief.
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  3231. No bowtie?
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  3232. Worst window/door ratio? Have you never seen a Toyota FJ or Chevy Camaro?
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  3233. My main problem isn't with parts wearing out, they've been doing that since Mr Benz first mounted an engine to a buggy. One issue you mentioned was that parts are being combined. Replacing a faulty component is no longer an option. Another is where they are placed within the car. It cost $1,015 to replace a timing belt on my old Acura. This also included the water pump, which has the same service life expectancy as the belt. I had to take it to a shop because it was impossible to replace them without taking half of the front end of the car apart. These parts, and many other components, are going to need replacement as a regular part of servicing the car throughout it's foreseeable life. But getting to them must now be done by only selectively trained people. Why burry them in inaccessible locations?
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  3234. Remember several years ago when Nancy Pelosi was against tax cuts because the people would spend their extra money on the wrong stuff? This is the natural extension of that mindset. She, and too many other politicians don't trust people to have the freedom to choose. People who think that way, with the power to back it up, should scare the hell out of a sane population.
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  3235. Back when he was VP there were stories about female Secret Service agents who specifically requested to not be put on the Biden protection detail. His "creepy" behavior, to be nice, has a documented history.
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  3236. They do, but they are considered special orders. Opposite of the way it worked 20 years ago. You likely have to deal with the salesperson who handles fleet sales. It is rare to see a basic single cab sitting on the lot unless you are in a rural area.
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  3237. Biden isn't a Russian asset. He's a "Anyone with a briefcase full of cash" asset.
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  3238. Ongoing investigation? Of who? The shooter is dead. Unless there's a coconspirator they haven't mentioned there's not a criminal investigation, only a post incident inquiry. An inquiry that should have been wrapped up a while ago. The main reason for the delay, as far as I can tell, is both to make it old enough that few will care. And every line is being checked and filtered to give it a politically proper narrative.
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  3239. From personal experience I am apposed to joining a union. But if another group wants to deal with it at their company, more power to them. Just make sure there is an opt out clause without penalty and the power to fire your union if they screw up.
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  3240. Yes Grandpa, back in your day Socialism seemed like a good idea. So did DDT, Agent Orange, open air nuke tests, and Thalidomide. In hindsight, maybe not so much.
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  3241. Yet there are people who get their news almost exclusively from TYT because they are "100% reliable".
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  3242. I will give rapid fire woman at the end credit for two things. 1) Civil breakups. Yes, I know it seems impossible, but it women are capable of ending a relationship without painting the guy as the antichrist. Just say you realized it wasn't going to work in the long run and walk away. You don't have to be a victim. You don't have to go to your friends or social media and trash the guy. Just walk away. 2) No, you don't get to be friends. My ex wife pulled this. Ex wives, especially if they are the one to end it, are notorious for wanting to still be friends. What they really want is a fallback in case being single doesn't work. They also want a guy (ex husband) to friend zone so they can call on him to do stuff. When my ex said she still wanted to be my best friend I kept calm, but my brain was screaming. She was sitting across from me with the next guy right next to her. (I felt it was a huge insult to him, but that was his problem now.) All I could think was "What the actual f#$! is wrong with you?!? I've literally had people shoot at me and do less damage than you did." No, I did not want to be her friend.
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  3243. I remember a South American country (Brazil I think) cracking down on bribery and other corruption in their bureaucracy after decades of complaints. They claimed it took so long and was so common that most civil servants would quit if they actually had to live on their salary alone and the whole system would grind to a halt. Apparently many did quit. Though mostly to try and avoid arrest. Once the raises that they were supposed to have gotten (Why pay them more? They make plenty from the bribes.) were approved everything carried on.
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  3244. Jumped bail three times. Is released on bail. Am I the only one who sees the potential problem here?
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  3245. First I heard of it was when the video popped up in my suggestions.
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  3246.  @ghostoftheeinzberncastle  I remember a guy's gym near my place back in the 80's/90's. Technically anyone could go there, but it was probably 90%+ male and the women who went there were there to actually work out. They didn't go to see and be seen. Things changed when they became "fitness centers" which quickly became substitute singles bars.
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  3247. The tipping point will be when regular Russian army troops decide to join. If troops in Ukraine choose to simply return to Russia en masse I'd expect panic in Moscow.
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  3248.  @robertsmalls2293  Rajneeshies (Sp?) Used Salmonella to poison over 700 people in Oregon. Another group used sarin gas in Tokyo. People's Temple (Jim Jones) killed people visiting right before they died. And, for the record, I've never played Far Cry.
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  3249. Now I have a mental image of Trump entering the bunker for the first time, frowning, and asking "You payed how much for this? It's the ultimate VIP room, make it look like one."
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  3250. I'll wait for the free version to be part of the PS5 bundle.
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  3251. Wait. Are you telling me all those carbon credits people were shuffling around (at huge profits) were just a scam to allow companies to keep polluting while already wealthy Greens got richer? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!
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  3252. Replace the word "father" with "regular alpha male figure". A father/dad figure that can be relied on over the course of an entire childhood and adolescence. The lack of this person greatly increases (not insures, but does absolutely increase) the chance of becoming an emotionally weak adult. If you find a young woman with "daddy issues" or a young man who has no social control, in the majority of cases you will find a single mother.
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  3253. I want access to whatever drugs they are going to pump into him to make it through the State of the Union show.
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  3254. When you tip cash instead of adding it to the delivery you show up as no tip. This gets you flagged as a bad customer. It's different in a restaurant where the staff talk to each other. But with Door Dash, and similar services, the driver from Monday will likely never meet the driver from Friday.
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  3255. A surprise for the guy (Sorry for assuming gender), that "frogman" isn't behind the tree. He's up top in the tree canopy. And he saw you three miles away.
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  3256. Assembling a true kleptocracy, actual rule by criminals. Even by Illinois standards this might be new.
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  3257. The mayor of Chicago is approaching the tipping point. But, unlike a lot of other mayors, she has the Chicago Dem Machine behind her. That may not last long though because she keeps pissing off the various Aldermen who prop her up. Unfortunately the people who put most of these incompetent twits in power are the same ones who will pick their replacements. Another case of meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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  3258. Wait until they tell France they have to change feminine and masculine nouns.
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  3259. His plans require at least an annual 4% growth of the economy. The last decade has shown that this is a pipe dream. Every network talking head on election night.
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  3260. Does Gloria Allred know she's trying to get a piece of the feminist shakedown pie?
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  3261. So the people of Hawaii get to pay for a state employee's screwups.
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  3262. If you don't have a valid tag or license you effectively have no insurance. You may be paying the premiums, but most insurance companies will use it to void any claim.
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  3263. Just be sure to be as subtile as a 20 lb sledgehammer when pushing the "diversity" in case anyone accidentally overlooks it.
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  3264. Oh no. The cowards in Congress might actually have to write legislation, then try to justify their positions? The horror.
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  3265. These people (All people in fact) should read the writings of George Orwell from his time covering the Spanish Civil War. It was during this time he switched from a committed Socialist to the right. He realized that so many on the left were hypocrites. And that, if given power, they would eventually turn on their own. He saw it done repeatedly and tried to warn others.
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  3266. They gave to both sides. They paid politicians who were pro business to keep drivers classified as subcontractors so they wouldn't be responsible for insurance, taxes, and the behavior of the drivers. Then they paid others to keep a steady stream of new drivers coming in, and who didn't care about their legal status.
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  3267. That wasn't the original plan. He was supposed to win a second term then step down in a year or two. She was supposed to become President without actually running. Much like her nomination. Unfortunately it became too obvious he was loosing it faster than previously admitted, so they had to push Harris forward. I have faith that when people start honestly admitting what was going on, and records become declassified, we are going to find out Obama and his partners have been running things since Biden got elected.
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  3268. Could this finally be the tipping point when SJWs actually speak out against Muslims? They've been attacking Christian parents for years for apposing the same programs.
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  3269. Trying to imagine the facepalm of the ordnance officer who realized they only had 3 SMGs, yet still managed to get different calibers.
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  3270. It says you can travel freely. The means of travel are under control of the state.
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  3271. Wait. Full auto AK-50? Well, I don't need Viagra for a month.
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  3272. But they didn't cross state lines with the rifle. So, obviously they are innocent.
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  3273. One identified as an Apache Attack Helicopter, and flew away.
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  3274. I am expected to wear a mask all day while working, because safety. But prisoners are released, because.... safety?
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  3275. Also, these problems aren't solved, only delayed. If a country or region has a famine and the rest of the world pitches in (Or even just a few countries) to save them they have usually just pushed the problem down the road. The country with the famine had a population of X when it happened. 15 years later it's 2X. Now with at least twice the need for resources. In the late 1960's/early 70's there was the beginning of the population growth reduction movement. Unfortunately the only places that actually did it were the areas where it was least needed.
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  3276. Thanks for reminding me how badly I've been pronouncing these names.
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  3277.  @Josh_Jackson  Unfortunately they are destroying the company, not the franchise. If they really hate dealing with Fallout, sell it. The name is a proven seller, and plenty of other companies would be willing to pick it up. At this point would anyone seriously consider preordering another title from Bethesda?
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  3278. I remember the sedans, they were common enough. But also can't recall seeing a hatchback. But by the 90's hatchbacks, or cars that obviously were one were becoming much more scarce. I guess people who wanted something that could lift the entire back either bought minivans or full station wagons, or later on SUVs.
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  3279. And the rainbow flags will be flying side by side with the BLM flags today like nothing happened.
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  3280. The same press claiming his support of Harris is a good thing spent over a decade claiming he was Darth Vader. Some evil mastermind who works behind the scenes to control the throne in the name of corporate interests. But we'll all pretend they didn't say anything about that.
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  3281. He came in truly shovel ready.
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  3282. Don't forget Kamal filed bankruptcy and "forgot" to mention his second job (Also taxpayer funded) that pays $195K/year.
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  3283. What the actual fug was that scream? Were her last two brain cells crying out for mercy?
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  3284. Being Labour means never having to say I'm sorry.
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  3285. A close win won't do it. This is going to be a heavily "fortified" election and vote count. Trump only wins with an undeniable blowout. Don't rely on others to do your job.
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  3286. Advanced technology, very powerful engine, costs three times more than my mother paid for her house, no cup holders. Yep, it's German.
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  3287. She is a mouthpiece for a DNC focus group. If left to her own she'd probably come out as pure left and a megalomaniac.
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  3288. And there's the down vote.
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  3289. Death related to meth is probably linked to the questionable decisions a person makes after being awake for four or more days.
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  3290. Just assume whatever i have to say would be banned by the algorithm. Accurate, but banned.
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  3291. Thank you for these videos. The philosophy of fascism and national socialism is far deeper than most people understand. I've enjoyed learning about it's origins and other influencing ideas
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  3292. Wait until the companies read over the resumes and realize that the men have better qualifications.
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  3293. Gillette is trying to figure out how to out woke this ad. Possibly the CEO engaged in some self flagellation while licking the feet of a trans POC and begging of forgiveness for sins of his ancestors.
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  3294. In his Bernie Sanders voice.
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  3295. The business talking heads are saying it's because Pres Trump pushed off another round of government stimulus money. Personal tip: If you need money from the government to get by, perhaps you should have cancelled Netflix a while ago.
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  3296. These are the same women who claim men with sunglasses are mentally r*ping them. Sorry ladies. I wear sunglasses because I live in Florida and it's very bright. Please keep your fantasies to yourselves.
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  3297. I tried to convince my parents to buy the convertible version. We ended up with an Aries K station wagon.
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  3298. She could use the criticism as an opportunity to reexamine her life. Maybe realize how lucky she is. But there is 0 chance of that happening. She sees her husband as combination bank and servant who's sole purpose is to support her fabulousness.
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  3299. Don't worry, I'm sure the mayor of NYC and the governor of New York have a huge team working on the problem.* *The problem of how to blame Pres Trump, not how to deal with their sick citizens.
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  3300. Except Ukrainian officials couldn't sneeze without permission from Moscow. The Soviet Union, and it's surrounding nations were subject to top down control. Look at Russia's reaction when Hungary and Czechoslovakia tried for even a little autonomy.
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  3301. Miata. The answer is always Miata.
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  3302. Because you don't have time to make your own zip gun.
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  3303. The part of the claim about Iraq having chemical weapons later on that no one wanted to say out loud, "Because we sold them to him". US, French, and German companies all sold the equipment to make chemical weapons to Iraq. This was done with the full knowledge of their respective governments. They weren't found in the second invasion (At least not much) for two reasons. 1) We destroyed most of them during the first war. 2) Sadam Husain used what was left on his own people. Gassing the Kurds, among others, was well documented. We just didn't know how much he had left and wouldn't let anyone check. Which, in all honesty, wasn't a bad policy. When you are in a violent neighborhood you usually don't like to advertise that you are out of ammo. Because Iran couldn't be sure they chose to stay on their side of the border. Husain underestimated the West's desire to get rid of him and their willingness to use the lack of inspections as an excuse.
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  3304. Venezuela riding a spike in oil prices, goes on a social building/spending spree, economy collapses. Well, at least they learned not to do that again.
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  3305. So, if you claim the money you are owed it automatically marks you as ineligible for the money you are owed. Catch 22 was a satirical critique, not a guidebook! I believe this is what happened to me. I received an alert that I needed to claim back payments, so I entered the appropriate information. My unemployment benefits stopped. It would have been useful if FDEO would have sent out an email explaining why.
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  3306. I don't know what it is. I don't know what is going on. I want it.
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  3307. Wasn't this the plot of a couple movies/TV shows back in the 1980's/90's? A super secure high tech facility gets locked down because of some random angry employee. People can't even move around because things like doorknobs have been replaced with magnetic locks, etc.
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  3308. I knew it wouldn't be high art, or redefine contemporary story telling. All I asked was to not f*ck it up. This they seem to have done. There are errors in lore, but nothing earth shattering. I could nitpick a few scenes, but I'll leave that to the Uber Fans who demanded FO New Vegas be redone scene for scene. Anything less they were going to hate.
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  3309. It wasn't just the SS. They couldn't have done much without full cooperation from the wehrmacht (Regular army). They saw the mass executions. They helped with the mass executions. They took part in reprisals against civilians in retaliation for partisan actions. The myth of the clean wehrmacht was created after the war so the majority could claim innocence through ignorance.
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  3310. Crazy opens up so many new and interesting possibilities. Almost all are completely disastrous, but whey let that stand in the way.
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  3311. Yet, decades later Tim Mcveigh's official title in every news report is "Right wing militia member".
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  3312. We're not decreasing your options. We're increasing your security. You want to be safe, right?
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  3313. White women getting tan bad. Non white women lightening their skin and wearing straight haired weaves and wigs good. Ok, whatever you say.
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  3314. While I have little sympathy for the ex Director of Quizzes, I have to admire anyone who could pitch this as a high paying job and get it.
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  3315. Just to see the braindead chaos, I'd like to hide the scripts (Those blue cards they read from.) for the View. They are truly incapable of asking a question on their own.
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  3316. They want to use clips, edited and out of context, for campaign commercials.
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  3317. He's joining the Marines?
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  3318. He complains about people only seeing "a five second clip" CNN's entire template is based around 5-8 second clips. If it's a fake it should be easy to prove. Just run the original footage. Unfortunately for them, the "fake" matches the raw video too often.
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  3319. Unload a drum at full auto, or pay the rent? I will not be looking back at this year as the happy time.
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  3320. The Scooby Doo analogy would be better applied to the people who go around claiming fake hate crimes. But that would be using logic, and logic is clearly racist.
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  3321. No sponsors? Time for the marathon Ebegging.
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  3322. The marketing VP had one job. Convince Americans to buy cheap beer. That's like convincing people to breathe. Somehow, she f*cked it up.
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  3323. For classic (CJ and similar types) I agree. But Chrysler was able to improve the Cherokee/SUV type Jeeps. At least for a while, around the time MB partnered with them they lost focus, or just got lazy and cheap. Quality started dropping off during the MB/Cyrus (?)/ Fiat changeovers. Each new owner wanted the name Jeep, but none of them seemed to know what to do with it.
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  3324.  @TheHistoryGuyChannel  My mistake, heard it wrong.
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  3325. I want to check the internet history of Ian Kemer, the author of the story. I have a feeling I'll find a lot of cuck porn and a few dating sites that feature his girlfriend/wife.
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  3326. When they decide the consequences of their drug use is greater than the desire to use. When the high ain't worth the crash. Many, probably most, realize they need to quit but have a thousand excuses why they won't. When dealing with an addict you are dealing with someone who's brain has been altered. Not just when they are high, all the time. It's not an exact parallel but it's like talking to an insane person. They just don't see the world the same way you do, or like they used to. Depending on how long they've been using most can be brought back. But some are too far gone. Even when they get clean they've fried so much of their brain that they are effectively mentally disabled.
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  3327. Probably intercepted en route and replaced or modified then. But still impressive. The follow up with the walkie talkie bombs was a reminder that they just didn't get lucky. Their entire network is compromised. Hezbollah gave up smartphones a while back when they realized Israel could use them to track the carrier and that even encrypted messages were often being read. They are going to have to revert to verbal communication for messages between members. This is slow and opens up the possibility of getting it wrong along the chain. Along with not knowing who it is safe to tell or talk around.
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  3328. Another poster looked up the case. I believe he got 10 years.
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  3329. If you are a Boomer or Gen-X it's most likely your introduction to classical music.
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  3330. I eventually got through it when writing a paper on the attraction of extreme political movements. Remember, Germany wasn't the first or last fascist government. Variants were tried in at least a dozen other nations. And that's without the other seemingly insane political organizations/parties that were not only implemented but massively supported for a time. In the end it broke into two writings. First was Hitler's expected rants against pretty much everyone that wasn't purely in step with his ideals. The second were just insane rants. It was like someone transcribed the ramblings of a random street crazy who yelled at turn signals or the sky. Then organized them into chapters.
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  3331. The only reason I would get tictoc is to create videos convincing people to fuck up their stuff.
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  3332.  @mikebaker2436  It sums up the origins of several wars. Somebody just had to f*ck around.
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  3333. I'll add him to the list of Champagne Socialists who don't realize that they would be the first against the wall if the revolution they call for actually happened.
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  3334. So much for Sunday morning, plus leftovers for Monday.
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  3335. It's amusing that Dems are now in favor of bundling votes. In 2000 Bush v Gore they had piles of military votes thrown out in Duval County Florida (Jacksonville) on the grounds that they were bundled. Navy mail from ships and overseas bases always comes in like that. I'm sure it had nothing to do with the fact that military personnel tend to vote Republican more often than Democrat.
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  3336. With the lobscouse it might have been better to simmer the beef for a while before adding the other stuff. If it's anything like salted pork, maybe simmer in a separate pot then transfer it to the water you are going to use for the final boil.
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  3337. Church attacks being ignored almost as much as violence against Asians. Remember, about a year ago, anti Asian violence was a big deal. Then videos of the attackers along with mugshots of arrests began appearing. Oops, overwhelmingly wrong demographic. Sudden silence and being told there was nothing to see
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  3338. Samantha, please start stealing better jokes. Maybe you'll get viewers.
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  3339. It's not like they weren't warned. Look at the Woman's March group of 2016. They of the pink knitted kitty hat fame. Millions of dollars collected locally went up the chain to the national HQ. But only a few pennies trickled back down. When a few people started asking questions and investigating where the money went it was discovered that (SURPRISE!) friends and family of certain leaders were being payed either huge salaries or consulting fees. Eventually the whole thing collapsed when a schism at the top exploded after a couple leaders (Who were naive enough to believe they were doing good) exposed what was going on and were kicked out by the grifters. Two years later those same women, overcome with white guilt, dumped money into the BLM scam without asking any questions. Some people just refuse to learn.
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  3340. I have no empathy left for people. I don't have fatigue. (Other than lack of sleep) I have apathy. I just don't care and don't have the energy to pretend like I do. Outside of a small circle, mostly made up of family, I won't take care of or worry about others.
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  3341. Once upon a time it was. Along with Animal Farm and 1984. But I went to school in the 1970's and 80's.
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  3342. They also wrecked nearby public bathrooms. Because.....um...well.... oppression?
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  3343. Did anyone else notice that the press wasn't crowing about Biden's post convention bounce? This is the first time I can remember polls not significantly jumping after a convention.
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  3344. I think she's reverting to a 1980's/90's liberal. They were wrong about a lot of stuff, but still sane. At some point they absolutely lost their minds in the early 2000's. The fringe lunatics that had always been there were given power, then doubled down and demanded absolute control.
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  3345. I'd love to see a ballistic or wound report. How many of the "protesters" managed to shoot each other? You can't return evidence. Chain of custody is a thing. Once a person involved takes something away before it's been documented it's nearly impossible to have it treated as evidence for the investigation. There are exceptions, but "I picked it up while no one was watching, took it home for a week and I'm now bringing it back in pristine condition." isn't one.
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  3346. A lot of these people were actually laid off last April. Disney, Universal, Sea World, and Bush Gardens laid off around 35,000 people when the lockdown began. They were told it was temporary.
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  3347.  @LuvBorderCollies  You assume it's appeasement. The way they keep giving every moonbat group whatever they ask for, I think they are doing what they promised to do when they ran for their office.
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  3348. Given an order by police. Immediately reaches for her phone while ignoring the order. Every. Freaking. Time. What is this mystical power people seem to think their phone has? Is there a make police leave app I haven't heard of?
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  3349. There was a cop watch or police auditor YouTuber who had a phone for videoing police reactions. There was a fake pistol grip attached to it and he liked to wear it in his wasteland while loudly approaching cops. Then claim the cops were "out of control" when they reacted to seeing it. Fortunately he either found two brain cells that could form a thought, or was completely banned from most platforms because I haven't seen anything he's done recently.
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  3350. Easy solution: Just have daddy put a note on his account to cash any check or other withdrawal with no questions asked. He assumes all responsibility and won't ask the bank for a refund if money is withdrawn without his consent.
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  3351. I'm guessing this guy thinks TYT are a balanced centrist news source.
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  3352. No! No! And no again! There are [insert group here] suffering under the cis patriarchal capitalist system somewhere. If you are not being reminded of this every waking moment, your life is being wasted.
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  3353. Superdelegates pick a candidate. Burnie Bros pick up a Molotov.
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  3354. Can we get a mob to bum rush Princess Pelosi's neighborhood?
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  3355. I wouldn't use self checkout to steal in the traditional sense, but I have made use of its mistakes. I bought a pair of jeans among my other stuff that rang up for $3. I carried my stuff out to my car, then walked back in and bought 6 more. Six jeans for under $20 is something a human cashier would have noticed. Failing to properly update their software is their problem, not mine.
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  3356. The next generation knocked 4 seconds off that time. Remember, this was also the time of the (theoretical) 55 mph limit.
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  3357. UK news is trying to say it was an isolated incident (Never happened before?) involving someone who was psychotic. How did someone with such severe mental illness get through the screening process? Oh yeah, there is no screening process. Just arrive and start collecting your cheques.
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  3358. The CBS story was brain melting stupidity. They show everything he did, but keep emphasizing "But he was shot in the back". He was reaching into his car! Where else would he would have been shot? He has had interactions with police before, so he knows what to do. The police already tazed him, so they can't say he didn't know the cops wanted to stop. But none of that matters. Police shot a black man in the back, so it's clearly murder by a bunch of racists.
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  3359. I'm thankful these kids are beginning to figure it out. But I'm having a hard time coming up with sympathy. Two years ago students were walking out of school to demand security officers be removed from schools because police were an occupying force. They demanded to be allowed in without going through metal detectors because "it's a school, not a prison". They wanted to end suspension/expulsion policies because they were racist. Much like cities that are being overrun with homeless camps, have open air drug markets, junkies staggering around like a hoard of zombies, and are seeing a huge spike in crime rates. You got everything you asked for, why are you complaining?
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  3360. Motorweek's weekly Name That Tune based on the quick clip of the radio review.
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  3361. I didn't leave the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party left me. Ronald Reagan He mostly had the same views in 1940 that he still had in 1960. But the Dems has gone from creeping towards the left, to walking. With no sign of slowing down. Even the Democrats he dealt with in the 80's would probably consider today's party a group of lunatics.
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  3362. Perhaps I am ignorant of the market, but how do you short over 100% of the outstanding stocks? I was under the impression we passed laws back in 1929 to stop this.
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  3363. Not surprised. As far back as the 80's I realized crackheads will steal anything that's not bolted down. Then they'll steal your tools to get the rest.
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  3364. At future rallies people should wear the Undercover Fed Agent uniform #1. Partially to troll them, partially to confuse them. Maybe wear "Not FBI, honest!" badges.
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  3365. I've seen a few videos with debates or conversations between him and Biden. If you didn't know they were fake and intended as a joke they would be believable.
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  3366. 19K removed in a year. 20K arrive on any given day.
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  3367. Pay extra for the joy of looking hopelessly into the glow of an endless load screen.
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  3368. For those people saying he should be removed from office, has anyone tried asking the follow-up question of why? I'm guessing the majority can't give a coherent reason beyond Orange Man Bad. Those that do will likely go into a rant about Russia, stolen election, racist/homophobia/misogynistic, ect. Nothing illegal, just more Orange Man Bad.
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  3369. It also seems to give people the strong desire to get on a train or plane and go to a new area.
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  3370. Remember the 2008 stimulus? Hundreds of billions of dollars for "shovel ready jobs" that went to states. The many states (remarkably blue, but that's just a coincidence) gave the money to public unions who promptly gave massive donations to the DNC. Same song, new verse.
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  3371. I'd love to see the preproduction notes and meetings. Whatever was proposed was returned with "More." Then when resubmitted "MOAR! What part of more don't you understand!?!"
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  3372. Affirmative action strikes again. But I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
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  3373. Driver "Oh no, I didn't drive it. I parked on a hill. A very, very steep hill."
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  3374. Mark Moreiras Have you seen Baltimore lately? In theory it should be a fairly prosperous city. Yet, it's Baltimore.
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  3375. Literally telling people to blow smoke up their ass for health reasons. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be impressed by the grift, or smack the stupid out of her.
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  3376. I would be in favor of getting rid of the death penalty if it was replaced with a true life in prison sentence. No parole, other than your lawyer no direct contact with the outside, no TV, no radio or other sources of information or entertainment, solitary confinement, 6'×8' cell is your world for the remainder of your life. I would also lower the standards for who is eligible, not just extreme capitol crimes. They have forfeited their rights to be with others. For what it's worth, I live in Florida. A state that both has and uses the death penalty.
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  3377. US Navy "Have you been told of the glorious sisters that are the duel and quad 20 MM? Let us show you how to mount 40 sets on a single ship."
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  3378. Hunter smoked so much crack it actually fried Joe's brain.
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  3379. That steel target. All I can think of is the Simpsons meme "Stop...stop, he's dead already."
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  3380. YouTube realizes that they can follow the Twitter formula and have people pay to have them push their vids in the recommendations. But the average person, working from an improvised studio in a garage or spare bedroom can't afford that. But Disney/Viacom/GE can. So suck up to the folks with the fat wallets.
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  3381. The bowtie is on a bit tight. Your voice is all wrong.
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  3382. Every PR person, every company, every corrupt politician knows one thing. If you have bad news release it on Friday or Christmas, no one will notice the disaster at the time, and hopefully something else will come along to push it further out of view.
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  3383. It is not Socialism, or Anarchism, or Communism. It has, and likely was from the beginning, nihilism. Destruction for the sake of destruction.
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  3384. They don't have to try. "Offended" is their natural state.
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  3385. I saw you white pilling Rekieta and company. Thanks for keeping the faith. Now..... RELEASE THE DANCING CRABS
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  3386. But do they have enough LGBTQIALMNOP+-♪✓÷× people on the team?
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  3387. Kamala "Believe all women. Especially me. Except for the stuff I said before last Monday."
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  3388. Has YouTube ever considered offering the option to have ads on demonetized channels/videos? There are definitely companies that care more about eyes on screen than the subject of the video.
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  3389. You realize as soon as this beast is finished someone is going to wonder how soon the full auto version (with 20 round magazine, or 40 round drum) will be ready.
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  3390. Sorry Mr Lemon, but until you are paying my bills don't tell me I don't need to go back to work. I live in Florida. They've paid out 6% of unemployment benefits filed for in the last month. I'm part of the 94% that's being told to wait, I'll get it eventually. Until then (June?) I get to live off my savings. I'm lucky, I prepared, I can cost for a while. But a lot of my former co-workers can't. You belong to the party that complained about the millions of Americans that are just one or two paychecks away from homelessness. Now is the time to step up and prove you actually give a damn about them. But, not only are the Dems not doing anything, they are obstructing those that are.
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  3391. Math mistake, saying millions when you mean billions. Brain dead sock puppet, saying whatever is put in front of you without questioning it.
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  3392. It also usually doesn't cover losses from civil disorder AKA mostly peaceful protests.
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  3393. $50K after being showered with nuclear fallout? I think I'd be adding a few zeros. I realize huge payouts from either commercial or governmental oopsies weren't as big in the past. But that's effectively a "Go f$##! yourself!" offer.
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  3394. Wanted chimp DNA. Silly Had only an orangutan. Bad Orangutan dies. Things got worse Everything about this is so Russian.
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  3395. Yes, Russia does have various anti drone measures in place. But they are localized. Near the front lines, certain strategic locations, and some cities. This attack was well inside Russia and probably thought to be out of range of Ukraine. The US and Europe have denied Ukraine long range missiles to prevent them from hitting too much inside Russia, defense range only. Think of it as if the USA was fighting Florida. A massive defensive buildup in Georgia and Alabama would be normal. Ukraine found trucks headed for Indiana and used them as a remote base to attack an airfield in Chicago.
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  3396. Asking them to change any aspect of their behavior is interpreted as settling. Modern feminists have been told they never need to settle to the point they refuse to even compromise. They demand 100% or nothing, then complain about getting nothing.
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  3397. Ford made some, GM made a lot. But these old promo films weren't meant to last. Most were probably tossed in the trash 9 months in to the model year. Chrysler probably did more comparison advertising because they were usually the other guys. Regularly third place, sales wise, in a three man race. They had to remind people that Chrysler was an option when they were cross shopping GM and FoMoCo.
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  3398. People don't want the FDA to have greater regulatory power over supplements because they fear the government will over regulate. Every time there's a panic headline over Supplement or herb X, they'll jump in and ban it for our own good. Long before any extensive research has been done. Unfortunately federal agencies have a long history of overreach and have burned a lot of trust in their ability to make intelligent decisions. Even when it's a correct one.
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  3399. I wonder how many magic boxes of ballots they'll find an hour or so after the polls close in New Jersey?
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  3400. Breaking News: Gov Hochul has announced that her Lt Gov has been assigned to a six month fact finding tour of the Ukrainian/Russian front.
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  3401. I'm surprised home burglaries are up. Hot burglaries (robbing a house while someone is home) are not common in America. Thieves tend to avoid potentially armed home owners. The jump in car thefts is logical. With fewer people driving every day it increases the opportunity to grab an unwatched vehicle.
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  3402. I think they're as upset over 9-0 as the decision itself. They needed a few Justices to throw them a lifeline. Some sort of hint about how to remove Pres Trump from the ballot before the election. Instead it was a straight slap down and told to go away.
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  3403. If only there was a system in place that would allow a major political party to test run several potential candidates at once. Maybe to get them some face time in front of the American voters, that also allowed them to explain their policies while comparing them to other candidates. Maybe a first, or "primary" election that didn't put the person in office. It just said this is the person we want as our standard bearer. I wonder if the Democrats could be convinced to try such a system? Nah. Lets have a senile old guy with most of the power, plus his equal elders just pick a person and foist them on the electorate with no outside input because they know what we want.
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  3404. The state of Georgia did this. They dug up an old law intended to be used to stop public KKK rallies. It is illegal there to wear a mask or otherwise obstruct your identity during a public gathering, including protests. Once Antifa and related groups were mass arrested for this before the usual destruction had begun they largely disappeared from Georgia. Running around lighting fires, breaking windows, and spraying graffiti isn't as much fun when you end up in jail at the end of the day.
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  3405. 13:07 While Supremacist!!!! Impeach Now!!!
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  3406. A group on the left complaining that another group isn't pure enough? Well, that's new.
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  3407. At no point did anyone involved in this show ask "How could this go wrong?" It's time to put the adults back in charge.
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  3408. ​ @bradsanders407  Failure of a good PR and lobbying team. "We can build it, but there's no where to test it because it is so deadly." sounds like a great beginning pitch for a black works superweapon. Convince Congress to give you billions of dollars to design and make something that will be completely secret and hidden away. If it works, congratulations, you just aided in ending the human race. If it doesn't no one is going to be showing up to ask for a refund. Win-Win from a corporate point of view.
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  3409. She wasn't arrested. The FBI is accepting her request for free housing, free food, free medical care, and to live in an area where here neighbors don't have guns. It's a 20 year contract with an option to renew for life.
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  3410. New York isn't doing anything new with the confiscated cigarettes. The city of Chicago used to sell the guns that they seized. While passing laws that banned the private ownership of those same guns. For a while, Chicago was the largest firearms wholesaler in the Midwest.
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  3411. Jeremy, wrong sponsor for the video. You should have gone with a VPN or other service that provides anonymity. Missed opportunity.
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  3412. Expand Stand Your Ground laws while combining Good Samaritan protection.
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  3413. When you've had enough of a squirrel that lives in another county. But you don't want to disturb the neighbors.
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  3414. Google has enough lawyers to make sure anyone they support are separate legal (And financial) entities. Every upper level leftist is willing to support, but at no risk to their own money. When it comes to their own wallets they become rabid capitalists.
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  3415. C'mon Green lamp. You can do it. Bloop already!
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  3416. Unfortunately too many of the cars I would consider look like they've been dragged through Pepboys, twice.
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  3417. What is often classified as PTSD is actually depression. It took years, and some proper therapy to figure out I have PDD. (Persistent Depression Disorder). Depression, and similar disorders, are often triggered by life events that most people just power through. In my case a sudden divorce. But your brain effectively overreacts to it and almost treats it like the end of the world. I still have it, and will for the rest of my life, but can recognize when it's starting and know how to deal with it as apposed to setting off a cascade and ruining everything again.
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  3418. Everyone seems to want to flog AMC. Why? Yes they were kind of weird looking, but for their time, and price point, try to find something comparable that could match them in base features and quality.
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  3419. They probably didn't want the backlash Twitter got for firing so many women. People ignored the fact that the departments with excessive staff were dominated by women. So Google decided to add a few extra sacrifices from male dominated areas to try to make the numbers look better.
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  3420. I see it like the "peace" of the cold war era. The big powers didn't go at each other. But there were many (Really a lot) of smaller fights. They weren't viewed as small by those fighting them, but as long as Empire A isn't directly shooting at Empire B it's considered peaceful.
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  3421. If the worst thing to happen to a person is that an installer showed up on time and did their job, that person is leading a royalty level life. But so many of these special snowflakes consider themselves the new aristocracy, so it probably was a traumatic experience for him/her/whatever.
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  3422.  @a.d.4536  They already have. Look at the Stonewall Project in England. They have become the defacto authority on all things LGBTQ+-<>%~↑↓. They don't run anything (Other than a shakedown scam), but if you don't follow their exact orders a company will receive the full cancellation tsunami. BBC, among others, have to run all stories related to the Alphabet community through them to check editorial content. They also control the policies of several government agencies. It's a parallel to the woke community taking over entertainment, news, comics, etc. They don't create anything. They glom on to an existing entity, then infect it with terminal wokeness. When the host dies they just move on to the next victim
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  3423. Oh my God! The Americans are coming. They're acting like Americans. They're even spending money like Americans! The horror, the horror.
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  3424. The white man telling you when to go at a crosswalk is racist. Seriously, look it up.
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  3425. Jada, champion of strong independent women. Also needs at least half of everything her husband has ever made and will make in the future.
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  3426. Okay, I won't panic. Can I remain vigilant? NO! Vigilance is just a racist, right wing word for panic. Trust the government. Do you mean I should trust Trump? NO! No, no, no. Trust only authorized Facebook and verified blue check marks on Twitter. You know, your superiors.
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  3427. Most of us fail. The secret is to fail big. Look at how many people got a second or even third chance after pissing away millions of dollars during the Dot Com bubble and burst. The people who brought us the financial collapse of 2007/8 not only kept their jobs, but many were promoted. He also doesn't invest all of his own money. His Canadian car company was mostly paid for by the Canadian government (people).
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  3428. Assuming they didn't destroy or disable the tank with the drone bombs, they could still convince the crew to abandon it. So, capture a functional tank with a lot of cosmetic damage for an even bigger win.
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  3429. I didn't come up with the statement, but it fits so well. Much like you shouldn't yell fire in a crowded theater. You shouldn't yell racism in a crowded country.
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  3430. Despite being both corrupt and incompetent I'm willing to bet the idiots of LA will reelect Mayor Bass. The only possibility of her losing is to someone even worse.
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  3431. Looking at them from the outside, Detroit seems to have bottomed out. It can only go up. There are a few overlapping private and government backed attempts to improve it. Hopefully things will get, and stay better this time. Detroit really does deserve better. Unfortunately it usually gets screwed over by corrupt leaders and too many citizens who refuse to live like civilized beings in a normal society.
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  3432. The Rotary Jihad and Wankel Wankers will never believe you. Yes the rotary is dead. (At least for cars.) But they will always keep trying to bring it back. Negatives and failures be damned! The nearest equivalent would be a political discussion with an avowed communist/socialist. Invariably, when you point out all the times it was tried, and failed, they fall back on "It just wasn't done properly".
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  3433. Is Tim assuming his/her/zhe/wallawallabingbam's gender?
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  3434. Can we start a rumour that it's sexually transmitted? Let the Iranians figure out which of the leaders were screwing each other.
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  3435. Only if the feds take over the investigation. For now it will be treated as children playing with matches and fireworks had an accident. Nothing to see, nothing to investigate.
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  3436. Like a certain Supreme Court justice, there needs to be a weekly proof of life video. I need to see them holding a recent newspaper, and speaking in clear sentences.
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  3437. Trust and Safety team, gone. Diversity Management team, gone. Trans Inclusion team, gone. Everyone who used the Internal messaging system to complain about new leadership being a pack of (German bad guys), gone. For additional cost cuts check pictures of staff. Anyone who's hair is a color that only appears on tropical fish, probably time to update the resume.
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  3438. Just in time for monsoon season here in Florida. Two too 30 minutes of rain every day for at least two months.
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  3439. Wait? You do Apple repairs?
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  3440. Israeli flags at white supremacist rallies? Check out a few Aryan Nation or Klan rallies and try to find the Israeli flag. At most you'll see some being burned. Unless, by "white supremacy" and "right wing extremist", they are referring to anyone left of Pol Pot.
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  3441. I'm mixed on giving cash payments. On one hand I'm a fiscal conservative. On the other, I'll be lucky to get 16 hours at work this week. And could go to 0 next week. I have enough to get by for a while without a job. Yay pre-planning! But some of my co-workers are 2-3 paychecks from being really screwed.
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  3442. ​ @ostrich67  Dateline on NBC. It turned out GM trucks were dangerous if: 1) You overfilled the tank. 2) You put an improper non factory cap on the filler that can easily pop of. 3) You hit it at the right angle. 4) You placed an explosive ignitor next to the tank. NBC still claims they did nothing wrong and blamed the production crew that worked for NBC but weren't direct NBC employees.
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  3443. Talking Sean needs to fire Editor Sean, he sucks at his job.
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  3444. An old joke from the Soviet Union. A man is standing for hours in a line at the butcher's. He's getting progressively angrier the longer he waits. But the line is moving, so there's hope. Just before he gets in the door closes and he's told they are out of meat. He's had enough. He starts cussing, he's yelling at anyone around him, he's screaming about the failure and lies of socialism. Then two men approach him and take him to a side alley. Once there they show him their KGB credentials and ask him not to upset the other people, "or else". One KGB agent makes a gun motion with his fingers. The man walks home, visibly shaken. When he gets home his wife asks him what's wrong. He tells her "It's worse than I thought. They've run out of bullets."
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  3445. YouTube rules. Even most historical channels have to cut footage of bodies after combat.
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  3446. The politicians in Lancaster understand optics far better than the ones in Portland. When angry young people threaten and yell at older people, the old people get scared. They want security, even if it is mostly illusional. Old people talk to other older people. They also vote in high numbers. To their credit, the politicos of Lancaster may have only been doing a CYA move, but at least it was in the right direction.
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  3447. Flies in, drops bombs, and is gone an hour before there is a response. Who knew Germany had a stealth bomber in WWI.
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  3448. It's only safe enough to protest/riot. It will still be too dangerous to vote in November. Dems and everything network.
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  3449. A lot of open border advocate related charities were buying bus tickets before Texas officially did it. But no one complained at the time.
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  3450. Trying to invent more evidence against the true threat against America. People who post memes and the evil Orange Man.
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  3451. I admit to a secret joy by making Google Translate try to follow a Scottish accent in the closed captions.
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  3452. The Pines cheered the wildfire because the Oaks, who always lorded over them, were burning. Then the wind shifted.
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  3453. Criticize AOC.... magically find yourself on a "random" IRS audit.
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  3454.  @elliotkeil6063  I believe things like dams were added because they were so much bigger than in the past, and downstream population density increased. Look at models of what blowing the Three Gorges Dam in China would do.
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  3455. I hope all the people cheering the rioters remember the "good times" this winter. When, instead of going 5-6 blocks to a grocery store, they have to drive, or take a bus 6-10 miles because companies don't want to or can't afford to rebuild. I hope they appreciate the increase in rent because their landlord's insurance jumped up 50%. When they are paying more for everything because the surviving businesses have to install additional security, and have less competition. Of course, they'll claim it's Trump's fault because Orange Man Bad. It isn't, it's because a bunch of idiots wanted to play Revolution for a week.
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  3456. End the +! By highlighting certain groups (L, G, B, and T) but forcing everyone else into a collective + is oppression. Posted both as a joke and prediction of the future.
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  3457. The only surprise is that they took this long to shut it down.
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  3458. Likely juveniles in Massachusetts. Won't even get probation. They know it, they know they are immune to consequences.
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  3459. Imagine today a 50% dealer markup? Yes, yes I can.
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  3460. Germany "Look at this awesome new tank. Check out everything it can do." US "Check out our tanks. They're stunningly average. But we built 300 of them before going on lunch break."
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  3461. Coming up, the ten biggest egos in Rock. #47-#1 all go to Pink Floyd.
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  3462. If you are in America. And seeing an American flag causes you to panic, please......... GET THE FUCK OUT!!
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  3463. Qualified immunity for law enforcement goes double for judges and prosecutors. The left is trying desperately to have these laws revoked. And I admit a lot of bad cops hide behind it. But I can't wait until it suddenly bites a few woke judges or prosecutors who believe in "social justice" over actual law in the ass.
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  3464. I've managed to get a speeding ticket while riding my bicycle. Yes, I was going downhill and probably over the limit. But I still kept laughing at the cop who issued it.
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  3465. I had an IJ version. Accurate? No. Practical? Not really. Fun for throwing lead down range? Yes. At the time, mid 80's, a 300 round block of ammo was less than $20.
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  3466. If you don't arrest Ray Ray and Pookie, their cousins will vote for you. Let a criminal free, get a dozen votes.
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  3467. Geo, GM speak for "If you can't beat them, import them".
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  3468. Dems to BLM "Thanks for those millions of dollars you funneled into our party. Now, eat dicks." Why can they do this? Because they know around 90% if black voters have a plantation mentality and will keep voting straight Dem regardless of what they do. This is also why they keep working so hard to get the Hispanic/Latino vote. They've shown they'll switch to support Republicans, and this scares Democrat leadership.
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  3469. Next week we take it to the range? Maybe try substituting it for a shotgun in a three gun match?
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  3470. Pineapple and ham topped bread with a tomato based sauce is a food. It might even taste good under the right circumstances. But it is not pizza.
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  3471. Coming soon "Woman r*ped/molested at club. No one helps." When club patrons were asked why they didn't do anything they collectively said they didn't want to be tagged as a serial looker.
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  3472. Most moved out after the Rodney King "protests".
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  3473. My Rolling Stones t-shirt is black, and has big, red lips on it. Is this triggering people? I hope so.
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  3474. I'm guessing a "friend" either owns the dealership or is the salesman. Or she went in with a "It's not my money" mindset and signed whatever got her the new car ASAP.
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  3475. I used to regularly drive between my place and the town I used to live in to visit friends. Often I'd leave late at night, or early AM with the intent of driving home to take a quick nap before getting up for class. After a couple of trips on which I didn't remember going through a couple towns in between, just leaving then I was home, I decided to redo my schedule.
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  3476. Overdose deaths in San Francisco are projected to surpass last year. 2022 averaged 54 OD deaths per month. But arresting 38 in a month is harmful?
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  3477. Alternative theory. The feds are involved to make sure the investigation doesn't go any higher.
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  3478. Why do other people keep coming up with these scams? I deserve some of the money stupid people are willing to piss away.
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  3479. Much like the ACLU. People, myself included, didn't like the people they defended. But at least they defended people across the social/political spectrum because they believed more in the constitutionality of a law. Now they are 95% progressive rights only. If you aren't one of the special people don't bother asking them for help.
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  3480. Pragmatic is good, but taken too far it becomes opportunistic. A leader should be open to accepting individuals and groups that have some, though not all, of the same philosophies and common goals. But if they have none of their own they cease to be capable of leading. Putin seems to only have two. 1) Restoration of the Russian Empire. 2) Him in charge of that empire.
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  3481. 5:40 Oh God! She a manifester. Run people, just run.
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  3482. Be careful. It was suburban white women who donated buckets of cash to BLM and pushed through the idiotic legislation they demanded. They are progressives greatest allies. You lose them and you are back relying on a tiny core of supporters.
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  3483. Possibly bouncing the signal off of the ionosphere. AM radio did the same thing. I'm in Florida and could pick up stations in NY and across the Midwest. Boarder stations in Mexico used to broadcast all the way to Canada.
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  3484. Paying their creditors is going to be a problem if they go under. The Chinese government will want Chinese citizens paid first, and the most. Foreign investors can fight over the scraps. Along with being illegal in most cases, it will cut deeply into future investments. There are still some who see China as untapped potential. So they'll throw cash at them. But far fewer than a few years ago.
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  3485. If you look at the successful ones they usually follow a pattern. Students are given rules. They will follow those rules. You will be on time. You will be appropriately dressed, usually a uniform or strict dress code. Work will be done. Minimal academic standards would be above the average of surrounding schools. Additional work will be assigned for home. It will be completed on time. Disruptive behavior will face consequences. Engaging in criminal or antisocial activity outside of school will face discipline in school. Failure to follow the rules will result in expulsion. Essentially they went back to the style of parochial or military schools of the 1970's and 80's. In an interview with one of the principals he explained that he was a in the Marine Corp. If someone had told him, at 17, what was going to be expected of him he would have walked away because it couldn't be done. Yet he did it. His philosophy was that people will do what is required. If you let them slide by on bare minimum, they'll do and become accustomed to bare minimum. But if you push them, if you remind them that today was hard but it was just preparation for tomorrow, which will be harder. They will excell. They will come to expect excellence from themselves and the people around them.
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  3486. Aren't all the union people happy now? Leadership took the union fees and gave them to wealthy celebrities so they could make cringy endorsements for a candidate the rank and file didn't want. UAW, Service workers union, teacher's unions, and most others dumped truckloads of cash into the Harris dumpster fire campaign.
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  3487. If you are thinking you might as well buy an Acura......buy an Acura.
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  3488. If I paint a Palestinian flag on one side, and a rainbow on the other is it a Peace Block? Will I be charged with anything if I use it to play surprise catch with the protesters?
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  3489. I believe he also referred to a dead perp as "Dieing of natural causes". He later explained that if you shoot at one of his deputies, naturally you will die.
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  3490. Card trivia. ATM and credit cards originally has a 6 digit PIN. But the creators wife didn't like using 6 numbers, so it was changed to 4. Also, most banks apposed ATM cards. They didn't understand why people would need cash after hours, or on a weekend. It wasn't until a few started, and began making money by charging 10¢-25¢ for after hours transactions that others decided it was a good idea.
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  3491. I tried watching The Real once. All I could think of was Text to Voice on Twitter. But with more annoying voices.
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  3492. For anyone who said they didn't understand why people made a big deal about taking a first gen Ruger apart. "It was so simple" they said. Hand them one of these.
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  3493. Imagine that this is his best. It's only going to get worse, yet they want more.
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  3494. Better one hundred guilty men go free than one innocent be denied liberty.
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  3495. Given the choice between myth and reality, go with the myth. It's probably more interesting.
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  3496. Why do I get the feeling that if I went through her social media history she really pushed "Stop Asian Hate". Right up until videos came out showing who kept attacking Asians, then joined in the silence.
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  3497. BLM vs BLM. There truly is no honor among thieves.
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  3498. 1) Run for a state level office. 2) Bank huge piles of extra cash. 3) Declare Presidential run. Worked well for Obama. Not so much for Hillary Clinton.
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  3499. Why invade the Soviet Union? Stalin promised to pull Russian troops back to their original borders and let each county pick their own form and government and leaders. Communists are completely trustworthy and would have no intent to control other countries through force or military occupation.
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  3500. Suddenly $1 for a reticle sight doesn't seem so bad.
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  3501. Dylan tries out for Broadway, fails. I can't wait until we find Broadway and live theater is anti LGBT.
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  3502. I want to see the Mueller report mostly to find out what evidence they had to justify any of this to begin with. Who claimed what to get the FISA and other warrants? Who created this "evidence"?
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  3503. I thought TYT videos were over for the month. Then they opened their mouths.
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  3504. I can't wait for them to explain where the black hobbits went between the two stories. Maybe they left to found Wakanda?
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  3505. Every (okay maybe 99.9998%) piece of video shown on the news is "edited". Are they now admitting we shouldn't believe them?
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  3506. COVID has spread to animals. It is now part of the worldwide ecosystem. Even if there was a real vaccine and everyone who could took it, the virus would still pop up. Lockdowns for this disease are basically futile.
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  3507. Relax the zoning laws for developers. But keep the regulations that make it a non stop hassle for the people who already live there to rebuild. Someone (several someones) in Sacramento just checked the new balance of their bank accounts. Oh look, a surprise deposit.
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  3508. Buckwheat was a white supremacist? O-tay, whatever you say.
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  3509. The Dems will claim the announcement by Phauxcahontas to claim the 2020 campaign has begun, and Trump shouldn't be allowed to name a new Justice during a campaign.
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  3510. I've owned two. A '79 four door. It was cheap and I needed a car now. Unfortunately I didn't get a pre purchase inspection. The mechanic I eventually took it to described it as the best Bandaid on bubblegum job he'd ever seen. Almost everything was fixed just enough to get it running. I can't fault the car. More the greed of the previous owner and my stupidity. My other one was an Olds Omega coupe. Basically a Nova with softer suspension and all options. It was a much better car.
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  3511. The ACLU began taking on lawyers who were interested in protecting the rights of certain groups. Eventually these people outnumbered those interested in protecting the rights of everyone. Now it's a collection of specialized intersectionalists who reflexively see the majority as an oppressive enemy in everything they do.
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  3512. Maybe throw in a few videos of smash and grab mob robberies to show all the free stuff they get. Just in case the free money from the government runs out.
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  3513. In a little known offshoot of the Great Emu Wars, they allied themselves with other flightless birds. This included penguins who taught the emus about naval warfare. Any sub that could survive combat with an aquatic emu battalion deserves recognition and respect.
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  3514. Watching reporters from the NBC properties complain is great. I keep asking them to remind everyone how much their mother company, GE paid?
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  3515. I thought their marriage was over..... For over a year. While both of you tried very hard to keep it secret.
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  3516. We (FBI) cannot release or comment on the details because it is an ongoing investigation. This was the excuse used when FBI files and other information from various agencies were illegally being read by members of the Clinton reelection campaign to dig up dirt on their critics. That was almost 30 years ago, the names and information still haven't been released.
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  3517. That would be a good display of civilians being brought together and trained quickly to deal with an invasion. As the army doing the invading, not so much.
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  3518. When people wonder why drivers were so excited about cars getting 180+ HP in the early 90's, look at this car. During the late 1970's to the mid 80's we were told this was the future of automobiles.
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  3519. I'm a car nut and can appreciate the tech that goes into a Tesla. But fit and finish on a few I've seen is on par with an average Chevy that costs half as much.
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  3520. Criminals weren't even using full auto weapons regularly. They were quite expensive at the time and it wasn't uncommon to dump anything used in a major crime. But they were very common in the gangster movies that were very popular at the time. Some high profile gangsters did have them, but the numbers were always low. But they did like posing with them much like modern gangsta wannabe types that pose with guns and stacks of cash on Instagram. Outside of movie studios the largest collections of things like submachine guns were private detective/security companies that were used to, among other things, break up strikes.
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  3521. The most vile (automotive) thing? Let's go back and review some of the highlight film from Cash for Clunkers.
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  3522. Squirrel hunting with a 37MM. There's a reason granddad thinks you're a wimp.
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  3523. Once again the Dems dance right up to the edge of the abyss. But get scared and run back. Unfortunately not scared enough to purge the party of the idiots who almost threw them over.
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  3524. And when these new farms start to fail, the solution will be.......... GIVE THEM MORE MONEY! The only solution the government sees whenever a government program fails.
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  3525. The Philosopher Kings, AKA 9th Circuit Court, declared that a right.
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  3526. No other Dem has thrown their hat in the primary ring. So he gets the nomination by default. I thought maybe they'd get a sacrificial candidate to run just so they could get some free advertising from the debates. Or maybe someone aiming for 2028 might want a practice run. But that would mean putting him on stage, live and unscripted with only his brain to protect him from himself. I'm pretty sure no one in the upper levels of the DNC wants that.
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  3527. The bell is already hung. It was hanged with it's own rope, like we will do to all capitalist pimps and exploiters. How can I further oppress it? Party leaders, please I need guidance.
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  3528. Add to list, fired over 100 firefighters because they refused to get the poke. Still waiting for replacements.
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  3529. It's not the lack of political views in a game that upsets them. It's the lack of THEIR message/views. They live by "With us or destroyed by us." Simply not putting apposed views isn't good enough. You must signal loud and often.
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  3530. There's a channel with advice from a mechanic. He's gone on seemingly psychotic rants about the stupidity of YouTube no-no words. He lost it when his video about (R word) timing in older engines was age restricted. It was almost impossible to explain that "R word" is the technical term for "delay" when talking about this. The algorithm assumed he was insulting people with a sub average IQ for the entire video.
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  3531. After 56 years on the planet I have still never had Starbucks. I refuse to pay that much for coffee. Also, I drink coffee not caffeinated chocolate milk or whatever "Premium Coffee Drink" is.
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  3532. The Beverly Hills Bolsheviks and Martha's Vineyard Marxists don't realize they will be the first against the wall if the revolution they keep calling for were ever to happen.
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  3533. When your Twitter bio is longer than a tweet itself, you have officially lost your mind.
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  3534. Super woke and stealing material from a more creative source? Yep, perfect for Amy Schumer.
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  3535. She'll support Biden because the same policies will work on a national level (Really, we promise) that didn't work at the state level. See also every "Not real socialism" socialist making excuses for every past failure.
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  3536. The Multipla was something I heard about for a while before I actually saw one. I like unique designs. But that was one mutated creature I wanted to put down for it's own good.
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  3537. 30 Carbine match grade ammo? 1) Does such a critter actually exist? 2) Why?
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  3538. I remember a tribe we were told about in a college anthropology class. We were looking at things (like clapping) that most cultures did, but a few didn't. Their form of group approval signaling was to bang sticks together. Either a log on the ground or two thick clubs were hit together. I'm trying to imagine some snowflake seeing a crowd of people beating police clubs, or baseball bats together. The triggering would off the scale.
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  3539. Beyond the fire and problems it caused, I always wondered about the wisdom of building "the world's tallest building" in an area prone to earthquakes.
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  3540.  @TheBandit7613  Porsche also uses aluminum block engines, but they treated the cylinder walls. GM didn't because it would cost too much. Some models also had an aluminum block and iron pistons. With lined cylinder walls this works. But, again, GM didn't want to spend the money. The pistons would heat and expand too much for the cylinder. This would gouge out an area around it allowing oil to get passed it. Not uncommon in older cars. I remember many cars from the '70s/'80's that smoked when you started them. But the Vega engines started having this problem within the first year or two of ownership.
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  3541. Could it be that the people who don't welcome Romulins are the ones who remember that they considered other species, and humans in particular, as unworthy. They thought humans should be killed until there were just enough to maintain a slave population. They held this view for generations, if not centuries. Now they just flip a switch and are not only willing to coexist, but accept a subservient role. I understand retconing and the occasional need to try a work around established history. But this is like giving dogs wings and lasers, and putting them in a world with dinosaurs.
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  3542. The first time I heard "splinters" realistically being shown and what they can do was while reviewing damage from a tornado. Long, sharp chunks of what used to be a telephone pole had been driven through walls. Anything alive in the path of those wouldn't still be after impact.
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  3543. So I'm not allowed to repair something made in China because there's a chance someone might steal the design and make it in China? Sure, works for me.
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  3544. They're fully legal to order, they arrived. I'd like to talk to you about the "Fluid filter" I ordered
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  3545. "Gathering" So, by Chicago standards, a pre game BBQ before a Bears game is the same as dozens (if not hundreds) of people rampaging though stores is the same thing.
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  3546. The left claims we need ballot harvesting because senior citizens don't have access to mail for absentee voting. They are about the only ones using snail mail!
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  3547. Antifa type leftists probably considered showing up for a counter protest. Then they put both of their brain cells together and realized that rushing in and sucker punching someone in a heavily armed crowd might not end well for them.
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  3548. South Africa, trying to out Zimbabwe even Zimbabwe. I'm sure it will work out fine this time.
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  3549. True about stocking up. Many of the social clubs, fraternities, and assorted college organizations in Ivy League schools had basements loaded with booze. Partly for members, but also to make sure that noted alumni could have a drink when they stopped by. They conveniently overlooked the fact that many of the alumni were elected gentlemen who had supported prohibition to begin with.
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  3550. If you win a couple thousand dollars in a casino you can't take two steps before the IRS wants to talk to you. How does an account suddenly jump by over a million without sending up more red flags than a May Day parade?
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  3551. Naughty Dog ran off the same cliff as Bethesda. Their fan base has really (possibly unrealistically) high expectations. What they were each delivered was a kick in the nuts while the developers walked away not understanding why there was backlash.
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  3552. Sorry Hollywood, Emo Bond just doesn't do it for me.
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  3553. Rodrigo Basoalto C. Fear not, they have a secret plan. Unfortunately it is so secret it can't be revealed until 1923. But if the front lines can just hold for a little longer....... SUCCESS!
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  3554. She says "I'm ready to settle down". What he should hear "I'm willing to settle for you...... for now."
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  3555. I wonder how many of the truckers picked up a load before they left. Go to protest and make some money along the way.
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  3556. Have you tried going from 400 mg to 800 mg of ibuprofen?
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  3557. Just bring back old fashioned cheat codes. ←↑↓↓ [start] for the game journos.
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  3558. They'll be tripping over themselves to endorse Harris. Because herstory!
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  3559. They expect you to spend your retirement money or emergency funds on them because if you don't you are cheap and holding out. Of course, if you are in an accident or get sick and can't work for a few years and suddenly need the money they insisted you spend on them, they'll be out the door before the sun goes down.
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  3560. #4 and 5. These keep going up because it's reliable revenue. Either pay or they take your car hostage. Cities know people will usually pay.
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  3561. I had no idea the WNBA had a championship series this year.
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  3562. I keep picturing Sideshow Bob vs rakes.
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  3563. ​ @chrisragona3945  One of the reasons the city I live in got rid of roam towing. Tow truck operators could pick up illegally parked cars without prior complaint. If they saw one and decided it was parked somewhere it shouldn't be, they grabbed it. Fill out the paperwork later. It was up to the owner of the car to prove their innocence. It was abused by a few drivers who would yank cars all night for anything deemed "close enough". And, again, it was up to the owner to prove the tow driver was wrong.
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  3564. Please don't like. Please don't make me watch more of these. If Az can sit through an entire season of Batwhamxn, you can deal with Tiktok idiots.
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  3565. Why would a media company hire an AntiFa member for security? It's the same as the Rainbow/PUSH shakedown. "Hire enough of our people, and the protesters find someplace else to loot/burn."
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  3566. This is why they have to stick to the narrative, and can't allow dissenting opinions on anything. When people actually do their own research, when they begin to question the "facts" they've been spoon fed, they discover a lot of what they "know" is either not quite right or even outright bullshit. This can cause them to question more and can lead to them completely walking away from the cult.
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  3567. Imperial came from racist imperialism. Metric came from (white) Europeans, so is racist. Use a proper distance like between the Chief's pinky and thumb.
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  3568. I feel for him like I do for someone that gets scammed out of money. Some sympathy, but if you fall for something as obvious as the "Nigerian Prince" scam my first instinct is to slap the stupid out of you. He definitely leans towards the latter.
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  3569. Sanders did well in Michigan last time because he spoke out against things like NAFTA. Clinton wanted to expand it. So they went with him during the primary. During the general election Trump said he'd rip up (and did) NAFTA. So the people went with him.
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  3570. Only semi related, but I have a question about the closed Taco Bell. Does anyone know why they stay boarded up for so long? I understand if they hope to get a new tenant in soon, but after 2-3 months, remove it. I'm specifically referring to Taco Bell's, but it's probably applicable to other similar businesses. I've seen how fast one can go up. On a Friday afternoon there was a parking lot and foundation. I assume utilities were ready to go. Trucks were beginning to unload prefab pieces. By Sunday night they were open for business. I realize you can't take it apart as fast, but it should be easy enough to get rid of one within a week.
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  3571. No, the Commies won't ask what they did. Proper introspection isn't allowed. They'll claim they were on the right path, but cut off from success by lack of funding. But this time (Attempt number 6,422) we'll get it right. Just give us more money. And when that starts running low, even more still.
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  3572. My guess is most were either destroyed through hard driving and poor maintenance. Or they became garage queens, with the owners waiting for the day the price jumped in the collector's market. I remember seeing one for sale about 10-12 years ago. It was in great condition, but the add screamed "No low balls. I know what I've got!" without actually saying it.
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  3573. He(?) has a fetish for going through other people's luggage. Why didn't they just put him in charge of TSA?
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  3574. Slow the opening. I'm pretty sure he's blinking a message in Morse code.
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  3575. There's a trash/debris cleanup company who's motto is "Satisfaction guaranteed, or twice your trash back." As the antfa folks are clearly unsatisfied, maybe dump it in their homes.
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  3576. Good luck with future employment. Yes, potential bosses can use Google. Many companies have started much deeper searches as a normal part of preemployment.
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  3577. Before the election I was making jokes about ballot boxes floating in Tampa Bay or magically being found in a back room somewhere in Miami. Nice to know my state can live down to my lowest expectations.
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  3578. ​ @RobertSmith-le8wp Originally developed by Buick for a downsized (By 60's standards) engine. It was rough and didn't sell well so they sold the machining to Kaiser-Jeep. Who used it in their trucks and Jeep Wagoneer. I think they also built and sold the engine for other manufacturers. When GM wanted to build a new V-6 some engineers went to an auto salvage yard to pick up various engines for testing. They found an old Jeep 231 V6 and realized it was their old design. Eventually GM bought back the tooling that AMC, who owned Jeep at the time, had put away in storage. The original 3.8/3800 prototypes were built using that equipment. I assume GM eventually made new tooling when it was approved for mass production. It should be noted that the GM 3.8 shares displacement and many parts with the 3800, and have a common lineage, there are enough improvements that the 3800 is often considered a separate engine. It was the next generation 3800 (1995?) when it really began to show it's potential for both smoothness and to withstand upgrades in power.
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  3579. How can Dems swing 180° and suddenly become friendly after years of bitching? Tim, have you ever given money (either by choice or court order) to an ex?
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  3580. An excellent video. In most American schools it starts with "and then the conquistadors arrived".
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  3581. I love seeing people with older cars get together outside of the traditional classics. A couple years ago an 80's Suzuki Samurai (Jimny) was getting a lot of attention at a meet. I'd forgotten how small they were. And wondered how we ever got four people plus a week's worth of luggage in one. I do remember, only half joking, that we might need to get out and push to get it over a few mountains. (Not even big ones.) Then drag our feet to ensure it would stop on the downside.
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  3582. ​ @MrBugman3009  List, column A is 14 absolutes and another dozen strong suggestions. Column B, Gives me the tingles. They'll go for B every time. Even if they already have a man that's met everything from A. Go to the reddit relationship/cheating pages. Most of them start with a variant of "Help. I had the perfect boyfriend/husband, but then I...." Tingles almost always win.
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  3583.  @asherdie  When they started adding ethanol to fuel it was a temporary subsidy to help get the ethanol/gas industry off the ground and help people accept it. In theory it still is. See also the heating oil subsidy from a decade earlier, it was supposed to be temporary. But once people get used to being subsidized they won't go back to paying market price. It magically becomes a right. As former president Reagan said "There's nothing so permanent as a temporary government program."
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  3584. The Chicago police department used to be the largest wholesaler in the region. A couple times a year they'd auction off the weapons they had seized. Usually in lot's based on type or calibre so it was a grab bag, but if you wanted a couple dozen 38s or 9mm pistols they were the guys to see.
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  3585. Such is the nature of social justice math. Every virtue signal is plus one. Any statement viewed as bigoted/Hitlerite/ist/ism/ect is minus infinite. You are always one word or phrase away from permaban.
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  3586. Now I can't stop seeing it!
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  3587. You have to (almost) respect the grind. Women fled Ukraine, it's an open market. I guess I should congratulate her on identifying a business opportunity? Though I hope she made some great money. The few simps left who'd want her after the OF disaster have probably dropped out by now.
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  3588. The billion dollars she blew through. Does that include the $400 million Biden already had? I can't wait for Biden (Either Joe or Jill) to write about his final year in office and what went down, at least from their point of view.
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  3589. I'm heading bottles rattling in the background. Are the cats searching for beer?
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  3590. I had to take a harder math test to get hired for Subway years ago. Defense attorney's are going to have a field day with the new hires.
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  3591. Have people in INS/ICE jackets go door to door hanging the census forms. More will end up in the trash than returned.
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  3592. When I saw the trailer I thought maybe Trinity was back because a lot of it took place in Neo's head. Nope, they literally brought her back from the dead. I can suspend belief and allow small plot jumps. But not that, I'm going to skip and let my brain believe it ended years ago.
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  3593. The original Star Trek used current (late 60's) social/political issues as a backdrop or plot point. Not as a reason for the plot. They were also smart enough to not wag a finger at the viewers and tell them "Bad fan, bad human!"
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  3594. I have to wonder how many actually "volunteered" in the traditional sense and how many were "volunteered" in the Chinese sense. It's safe to assume they weren't told the truth about what conditions would be like, but anyone over the age of 5 in China knows not to actually believe what the government tells them.
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  3595. To simplify things. They are being arrested because THEY BROKE THE LAW.
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  3596. Even with proof it never happened. The NFL was fairly certain these were false accusations, but didn't want the blowback and bad PR from a bunch of Kool Aid haired feminists who were still riding high on the Me2 wave. They were also afraid people like Steven A Smith, and the rest of ESPN, would call them bad names.
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  3597. Treat forgives you for not using her picture, and gives this video a like. She is also willing to find and have a discussion with the cats who downvoted it.
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  3598. Before this blew up I had no idea who he was. When it blew up I barely cared, more internet popcorn. But I have to like a guy who's willing to go all out in defending himself, warts and all.
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  3599. Meanwhile in Florida we sell pepper spray in every Walmart and many convenience stores.
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  3600. For a longer look at the Dale, and it's related insanity, (It really is a 'you can't make this stuff up' story) check out Regular Car Reviews on YouTube.
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  3601. Good through 2029? That's practically fresh off the tree. If I've learned anything from Steve1989, it's that you have to let it set and ripen for a decade, or four.
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  3602. California Dems became rabid warhawks when they saw the list of bases planned for closure there. To hear them at the time you would swear Mexico had joined the Warsaw Pact and you could see the Soviet Navy while driving across the Golden Gate Bridge.
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  3603. As bad as they were, they are the reason none of the major powers directly went toe to toe after WWII. Yes, there were plenty of proxy wars. But the "Red Storm" battle never took place because no one could say when escalation would end.
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  3604. She hates work, being required to have a job, and be responsible. Everything else is just a scam wrapped in whyte guilt to get money for nothing because she "knows" she's entitled to it and dumb whyte folx are willing to play along.
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  3605. GM would try again at the end of the decade with another small(ish) high output engine. DeLorean liked the high revving sixes in some European sports cars and approved the Sprint 6 for the Firebird. Unfortunately American buyers didn't like it's lack of low end torque (Compared to the V8s offered) and weren't used to having to rev up an engine to get optimum performance, so it didn't catch on. It would have also been required to be severely detuned to meet new emissions standards that were introduced soon after. This would have just made it an expensive 6 cylinder option.
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  3606. To understand the Obama administration take every time he used "rogue low level employees" and "I didn't know until I saw the CNN/NYT story" as meaning "Yeah, it was done with my full permission".
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  3607. I always crave Chick-fil-A on my day off, Sunday. God hates me.
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  3608. They seem to be a quantity over quality company when it comes to industrial accidents.
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  3609. He's mainly campaigning to collect funds for the down ticket. The idea of Trump as President with a Republican House and Senate, if even for just two years, scares the hell out of Dems. Though the last time Republicans held all three they pissed away every opportunity.
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  3610. Probably a carryover from his earlier days. Full gauges were considered normal. An empty dash indicated a base/stripper model.
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  3611. I wonder what the movie (or at least the script) looked like before the Chinese censors got ahold of it? The unexplained points were possibly there, but weren't rewritten back in after the red marker of doom crossed the scenes out.
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  3612. It wasn't uncommon for things to fade in an odd way for cars of the time. Especially in GM and Chrysler products. Like he said in the video they were probably not part of the usual parts bin, so sourced from outside the usual chain. I've seen some cars from the time with blue interiors that still look like their original color, except the front seats that are almost white. When they first started installing passenger side airbags it was common to have the cover fade or crack at a very different rate than the rest of the dash. It's all part of the joy of (questionable) quality control in domestic cars from the 80's and 90's.
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  3613. Collected money in the name of BLM. Spent it on property, furnishings, clothes, and cars So, basically BLM.
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  3614. Growing up my mom line dried most things. Which was great for me. I couldn't mow the lawn while laundry was drying.
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  3615. No one said the wall would be 100% effective, it is part of an overall system to reduce illegal immigration. Other than "let them all in", I haven't heard much of an alternative.
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  3616. If the midterm elections continue the trend, and all indicators show it will, we're going to have to put TYT on suicide watch.
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  3617. Biden won't, so Trump should copy Eastwood. Go on Rogan for an hour with a split screen with him and an empty chair.
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  3618. They looked good on paper. Another example of "The road to hell is paved the good intentions."
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  3619. Yesterday I put a Biden "I did that" sticker on an empty shelf at Publix. I'm sure it was removed before they opened today. But sometimes minor vandalism feels good.
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  3620. Somewhere in Washington there's a group of Congresspeople clutching their chests and trying to write legislation banning these.
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  3621. I made my money by lying to guys and pretending to be a girlfriend to get their money. Why won't men trust me enough to be my boyfriend?
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  3622. See also the Bethesda fanboys who are hyperexcited about their next release. Because THIS TIME it won't be a broken incomplete glitchfest on day 1. Please ignore the entire history of the company.
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  3623. He wasn't crying fake tears "for the children". He was crying real tears for over his poll numbers.
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  3624. Power doesn't wait. The people do.
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  3625. Prior to his appearance at the convention someone (Maybe Hunter) should give him a couple lines. Biden amped out of his gourd can't be any worse than sleepy time Biden.
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  3626. Indiana, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Texas, and Florida have fairly aggressive business recruitment departments. If they weren't on the phone to Amazon five minutes after the news broke, they are fools.
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  3627. Google/Alphabet has been abusing the H1B visa program for years. Did they really think unionizing and asking for outside help was going to end well? Ding (In indian accent) "Thank you. Please come again. But for now, go away."
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  3628. You group together an entire segment of vehicles, but overlooked one. Anything GM put their 350 diesel into. For a short time I had a Cutlass with one. I could do a full 15 minute video on the problems it had, and mine was not unique. They killed the idea of diesel cars in America for 20 years. Unfortunately when they started making a comeback, VW destroyed it all over again.
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  3629. C'mon Twitch, just create Twitch Subscription Only and compete directly with Only Fans. Streamers are going to keep having "oopsie" moments or pushing PG-13 allowed content too R or X. Turn the thots loose and rake in your percentage.
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  3630. Four years! Four years ago I (And many others) pointed out he was in a heavy decline. We were told to shut up. Dems claimed we were making everything up. Now they want to claim coverup. Sorry, but you'd have to be more brain damaged than Uncle Joe to believe he's been firing on all cylinders.
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  3631. Ask Joseph//Stalin. It was a less than subtle warning not to ask the wrong questions.
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  3632. I'm trying to see the upside. Maybe, just maybe they are trying to actually make it work properly and not screw up existing past fixes. But then, it's 20currentyear and Bethesda.
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  3633. ​ @TheImperatorKnight So I assume a 28 part in depth review of the Battle of the Bulge (With prologue episodes explaining how it got to that point, of course) is right out of the question?
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  3634. Science in general was a lot more "Idea we had over beers one night". Imagine someone at a forestry and wildlife management department deciding "I've got some giant river rats, access to an airplane, and a bunch of surplus parachutes." Then successfully pitching an plan to his coworkers and boss to combine them. See Operation Beaver Drop.
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  3635. I look at stuff like jack stands like a motorcycle helmet. It's the one thing standing between you and death. Or at least being seriously effed up. It's not the time to cheap out and hunt for a bargain.
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  3636. I'm waiting for Trump to bring back two words Democrats worshipped for 8 years, Executive Action. Obama couldn't go a week without issuing one. Let them explain how it is suddenly an overreach of power.
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  3637. Thief "You see, I live at 3428 Apt 9 Huntington Avenue. So I thought this package delivered to 719 West 8th St was misdelivered and was really meant for me." Canadian Cop "Sounds reasonable. You can leave as soon as the homeowner publicly apologizes for causing you any sort of embarrassment. Also, would you like to press charges or file a civil suit for violating your rights?"
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  3638. In an older review of bush wars (Mostly in Africa) I read there was a tendency to mag dump, fall back, mag dump again. If you are trying to draw someone into an area this might make sense. But often the areas they would fall back to weren't agreed on. Whatever was convenient was what they headed towards. Some soldiers would see a separate unit and run towards it instead of staying together. So ambushes, and sometimes organized assaults would quickly devolve into chaos.
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  3639. No prison. Remember, Biden was cranking out pardons during his last week for a reason. Can't punish those that lied to us. Can't sue the companies that made the poke. Can't do anything against the companies who fired people who didn't get the poke. Ain't power grand.
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  3640. There are several stories of more aristocratic officers refusing to surrender to men of a lesser rank. But refusing to be shot by one is definitely a whole new level.
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  3641. Maybe send out people, other than cops to protect private property. Rooftop Koreans assemble!
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  3642. Mr/Ms [insert name here], the Democrat 2020 nominee, touched me on my no-no parts. There, now let's stop all campaign work, on the Dem side only.
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  3643. Boston University has fallen into the trap of affirmative action degrees. These used to be for people getting (mostly) useless degrees, like gender studies. Now other areas are being forced to pass people regardless of their actual knowledge. Much like passing kids from one grade to another so they'll be the next teacher's problem. BU figured they could give her a degree, and she'd be some company's/organization's problem.
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  3644. So the lefties are supporting a guy that wanted the death penalty (something they are generally against) for the crimes of homosexuality, teaching women to read, allowing women to vote, allowing women to travel unescorted by a family member, possession of beer or any alcohol, possession of weed (Even with a medical card), possession of or creating porn (And pornography has a very different line in his culture), etc. Please, tell me again, how are they on the right side of history?
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  3645. Keeping a FWB or recent boyfriend around after letting her current boyfriend know about it is a control move. She's saying that she'll be back with him at the first sign of trouble, so don't do anything that might upset her.
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  3646. Most people today don't remember how unpopular bussing was. At my school it was, ironically, the black parents who apposed it. We had one of the "good schools", and they didn't want their kids shipped to a whiter, but poorer quality school. Living in the South I always found it humorous. Northerners had spent the last 20 years trying to control most aspects of the political/governmental policies because we couldn't be trusted to get along. But it was in progressive places like Boston where people absolutely lost their minds when they were told that little Suzy had to go to school with the black boys.
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  3647. I can't wait for the more woke then thou crowd to flip out when a game designer creates a character that goes too far, is too openly gay. Like a male character with a lispy voice, or Uber butch female.
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  3648.  @shawnm1902  Most locations do offer fish and chips.
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  3649. Excessive caffeine can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure. So, what you are saying is I should have some nice, salty beef jerky and a cigarette with my energy drink to maintain balance? Sounds good.
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  3650. I've tried to point out something similar to a lot of riders around here. We have a lot of late teen/early twenty riders on scooters. They think that because of the low (40MPH) speed they don't need a helmet. That's when they actually work. At 75MPH, on the highway, it's mostly to keep your corpse presentable for the viewing.
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  3651. This is one of the things that killed the Ranger the first time. By the time you optioned one out, you were well into F-150 territory. So, unless you specifically needed something in Ranger's size, why not go with the larger truck.
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  3652. @Allen Edwards I think there may have been something wrong with the mix they used with red. My Mom also had a base model in red. It kind of turned pink, with a powdery looking coat developing over time. I tried giving it a proper wash and wax and all the towels turned red. I didn't use anything harsh, the top layer of paint just came off. I carefully waxed it, let it sit, then waxed it again. I told her to keep up the washing and reapply wax each time because I was pretty sure I'd taken off at least the clear coat and probably some paint. Outside of that it was very reliable and cheap to drive, if embarrassingly slow.
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  3653. The Dems should let Sanders have the nomination. Just to prove swinging hard left won't win. Then, maybe, they can get back to running slightly more sane/center left candidates. With Biden they are just giving strength to whatever Burnie 3.0 version runs next time. "We haven't tried a REAL SOCIALIST." will be their battle whine.
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  3654. So republish it as An Analysis of.... Then add a couple pages of random commentary. It will, for a time, slip past their banned algorithms.
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  3655. ​ @spencersmith2542  See Earthquake Bombs that the British used during WW2. The design and accuracy has changed, but the concept is very old.
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  3656. Follow the advice of our former VP. 1) Open door. 2) Unload a 12 gauge. 3) Close door.
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  3657. Rules of the Nu Law. If a white supreme pizza can't be tied to the crime, it wasn't a crime. Move along, nothing to see.
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  3658. That's in my recommendations.
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  3659. Imagine how bad things would be if Hillary Clinton had won in 2016.
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  3660. Thank God NYPD and the NYC prosecutors office helped insure that no innocent crazy people trying to harm fellow subway riders were harmed. Remember, if you see someone who has clearly gone over the edge it is your duty to ask what you can do to help maybe even assist, not stop them.
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  3661. Back in [insert era] bad things happened. People had views I don't agree with. So every idea and person of that time is bad. Contemporary logic.
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  3662. The woman in her car (Why in the car all the time!?!) complaining that he wouldn't change. So, you found him. Tried to change him instead of finding someone who was what you wanted from the beginning, but stayed with him. (100% chance he gave her the toxic tingles) Then had a kid with him. He still didn't change. (I'm assuming all three are his) Then had two more! If he hadn't left how much longer were you planning to stay and continue dealing with whatever he wouldn't change? Now I'm more curious about what he wouldn't do for her, but did after he left. Presumably for another woman, though just as likely he reexamined his life and decided to make several changes, one of which was what she wanted.
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  3663. I'd like to thank every writer who uses the word problematic. Probably the biggest red flag warning in any article.
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  3664. I live in a college town. At certain times of the day bicyclists swarm the streets. I've figured out it's perspective. In a car everyone on a bike is possessed by the spirit of a Kamikaze pilot. On a bike every is trying to score points by nailing as many bikes as possible. On a motorcycle, they're all out to get me.
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  3665. EU countries will pour a fortune into funding his campaign. BBC, DW, and others will become propaganda wing for him and declare anyone that runs against him an existential threat to the world.
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  3666. The Saint Taylor narrative is accepted as gospel truth the same as "Hands up, don't shoot." Trying to convince them otherwise is futile.
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  3667. I didn't know about the Italians as part of the invasion of France. I had heard of a group of Italians under supervision, but assumed it was made up of first generation immigrants who were segregated because they weren't considered "fully loyal" Americans, not actual Italians.
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  3668. Doesn't remember when it happened. Doesn't remember where it happened. Doesn't remember the people there. Definitely remembers one guy, who she claims didn't participate, but was there. In any real court she would be a dream witness for the defense.
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  3669. ​ @robertschmidli2195  In Florida and Georgia they did a test run. Cameras with speed monitors were installed to "study traffic flow". Honest, they wouldn't later be used to issue tickets, we promise. They learned that ones in rural stretches of road tended to suffer kinetic damage or inexplicably fall down at a much higher rate. I'm sure the lack of people (witnesses) in the area had nothing to do with it.
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  3670. In recent surveys 8 out of 10 prisoners chose being Bubba's prom date over watching another hour of the CW.
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  3671. I'll stick with Rockstar. Nothing to do with the politics of either company, I just prefer the taste.
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  3672. Two years of Marine Biology kind of ruined them for me. It's harder to eat them when you can name all the parts and know what they're for while it's sitting on your plate.
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  3673. Investigate all you want. Unfortunately it will be impossible to remove a single incompetent person. Doubly protected both by the union and "How dare you criticize a person of color". The administrators and teachers who are incapable of doing their jobs now will still be there in another decade.
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  3674. The assumption was that there would be a spike in radiation, but it would drop to safe levels fairly quickly. Fallout, distribution of radioactive debris, and the long term effects of radiation were not well understood. US military doctrine around 1950 had the theory that we could nuke a coastal city, then do an amphibious landing D-DAY style within hours so as to take advantage of the chaos. Atomic weapons in the '40s and early '50s were treated like big conventional bombs. It wasn't until there were some mistakes made, and some miscalculated detonations, that it really seemed to occur to most people just how bad it would be if two, or even more, sides in a war were to set them off. As another commentator stated, it is a miracle we survived this era.
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  3675. Day 1 or 2 you can get away with " a stunt that spun out of control". A week in, you're screwed.
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  3676. Seal everything? Remember, Obama got his political start by having his opponent's divorce records magically unsealed. I foresee a lot of paperwork going into the shredder and electronic file "accidentally" being erased.
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  3677. But Pres Trump only gave tax breaks to his billionaire friends, CNN and MSNBC said so.
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  3678. 35:00 Recently discovered documents have shown it was emus, not ostriches.
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  3679. It's listed as 1958 in the description.
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  3680. No one is stopping the senility twins from doing a live stream to keep themselves in the public mind. Well, except for their staff, who break in to a cold sweat at the idea of either Dem candidate going live without a script.
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  3681. The issue was not enough dynamite.
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  3682. Jewell wasn't the bomber. His story about finding a bomb and trying to warn people turned out to be true. It took a long time for the FBI to admit they screwed up, but not before destroying his life.
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  3683. Asians, declare yourself gay/transwhatever, then scream homophobia when they turn you down.
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  3684. Tim, (and others) am I the only one who noticed he keeps trying to recreate various famous RFK poses?
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  3685. Missile defense systems are active, not passive or automatic. They have to be turned on and monitored to work. It's possible they thought they were in a safe area so they weren't on. They also aren't 100% effective. A missile can still get lucky and slip through. A variant of this is the Golden BB theory. A hit that it could normally shrug off happened to hit one critical area causing damage beyond normal levels. Check out a few videos about the fire on the USS Forestall. An arc from an improper start up set off a missile, not even a particularly large one, from one of it's own planes. This set off a cascade of events that crippled a carrier and came very close to sinking it.
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  3686. People can't go to gyms because it's too dangerous. Colleges are letting student athletes go to on campus training facilities because....?
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  3687. The loophole they use. The ticket is issued to the car, not the driver. There are no points against your license, or whatever system California uses. This was the BS excuse Volusia County (Daytona) in Florida used to abuse the asset forfeiture laws. They weren't detaining you (a person), they were detaining cash (a thing). You were free to go, but the money stays until you get a judge to order them to give it back.
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  3688. Wait until Amazon has no delivery zones. The cries of panic will only be drowned out by the cries of racism.
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  3689. I wonder how many guys see an ex crying on Tik Tok and think "Sorry babe, you had your chance and wanted the next one."
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  3690. Once again Kotaku goes full Kotaku. Never go full Kotaku.
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  3691. So, increasing employment would cause gentrification (White people would move in). Are the local politicians saying working for a living is a white thing, being on welfare is a naturally non white thing? Nice way to perpetuate stereotypes.
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  3692. I'll be skipping the Olympics this year. In an average year the "Came from such a struggle life" stories for every athlete are bad enough. There is no way I can sit through the post event interviews with an endless string of "Blame America first" speeches.
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  3693. Every time the Department of Defense spends money leftists start screaming "How many teachers could have been hired for $X?". Or how many homeless people fed for $X?" Well, how many (Social program of your choice) could be funded with the money DOGE is cutting? But it is only DoD where they have ever cared about wasteful spending.
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  3694. Why pay $200? It would be up on every celib nude site within minutes for free.
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  3695. I want to see the outtakes.
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  3696. The left freaks out over every perceived "dog whistle". But "concentration camps" and "never again" together couldn't possibly be a Nazi reference. Sure, whatever.
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  3697. I've heard both but use the latter. I kind of always assumed it was one of those words that the English pronounce differently. Like aluminum, or someone see "zero" and say "zed".
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  3698. As soon as they were the least bit cold or uncomfortable they'd flood the university with lawsuits claiming (Insert term here) phobia. Sadly, they'd probably win.
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  3699. For perjury it has to be shown that you intentionally lied. A person can remain silent and not correct wrong information. Unless they are a lawyer representing someone who has given false testimony. In Florida, like most states, husband equals father. His name automatically goes on the birth certificate with all the legal and financial obligations that come with it. The woman can be 100% sure he's not the biological father, but is under no obligation to say so. The woman in the first video only told him (When she was angry of course) that he may not be the father. A nice out for her. I'm not sure what recourse the second guy who also was named as the father has. But I'd be on the warpath for unnecessarily dragging me into that mess.
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  3700. Blacks should be kept with Blacks because they are more comfortable with each other. They are also more likely to pick up positive social, and working skills from their own kind. Alabama, USA 1954. Also London, England 2021.
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  3701. Even if she's tossed out the next one will continue her same policies. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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  3702. Mentally unstable girls in an adult's body.
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  3703. I believe the California arbitration laws were created to keep companies from fighting workers by making it as hard as possible for the workers to file for arbitration in workplace disputes. I'm sure the pro worker, left leaning leadership of the tech companies were (at least publicly) fully in favor of this system.
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  3704. Where could they get fireworks? Trump Bucks + cell phone + Amazon = Damn near anything.
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  3705. I stopped making jokes about Biden and his "mental issues" a while ago. When he would just misspeak it was funny. Now it's sad. It would be like picking on the handicapped kid at school.
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  3706. They mentioned the four groups who watched the first version. But forget the fifth, and most important, group. The team of Chinese censors who went over it frame by frame like a conspiracy theorist going over the Zapruder film. Their votes are more important than all the others combined.
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  3707. My sympathies for your snow removal. If it doesn't rain tonight, I might have brush the pollen off my windshield in the morning. Sure, we may have face eating homeless cannibals, fence climbing alligators, and general Florida Men running wild. But at least we don't have to deal with snow.
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  3708. I changed my Facebook pic for the day. I changed it to a bowl of Skittles, but I changed it.
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  3709. The yoga mat thing I believe was the McRib. Subway recently got in trouble when it was discovered their meat had too many fillers and couldn't be called "meat", and their bread was, legally speaking, cake.
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  3710. Politicians call for Pres Biden to move aside. Meh A celebrity says the same thing. OH MY GOD, THE SKY IS FALLING!
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  3711. Whenever you find something this stupid being pushed, you can almost always find college educated suburban white women (Political Karens), and a few subservient excessively liberal men behind it. They live to be outraged. Their own lives are too comfortable so they get outraged on behalf of others whether they want to be or not. Often without even bothering to tell the others. Sort of a political/emotional Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.
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  3712. Honestly, I think a musical could have worked. Or at least a sequel with musical numbers. The first movie showed Flek/Joker was delusional, often living in a fantasy. So why not put those delusions to music? Like a really violent Singing in the Rain. The failing in the new film is in trying to "explain" Joker. Leave him as he was. Someone sitting on the edge and constantly being pushed further. Even when he goes over, he tries to scramble back. But eventually either gives up, or openly embraces (Either interpretation works) the new reality.
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  3713. Would they be complaining if Adele had to pay her ex wife? But paying a man is bad.
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  3714. Or tens of thousands of military used as guinea pigs.
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  3715. Due to the time missing, I can't say I'm surprised by the outcome. Though that doesn't lessen the sadness of it all.
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  3716. City gives $1,000 to homeless. City unable to understand sudden spike in overdose cases in days after money is dispersed.
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  3717. "Obama would have done it better" If for no other reason than his obsession over his legacy, he would have made sure it ran smoother. It would probably still spiraled into a cluster fuck. But he wasn't concerned with what happened 5 minutes after the handover.
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  3718. The bad boy who can be tamed myth. Most women like to believe they are the ONE. Sorry ladies, Chad/Tyrone chose to settle down. They chose to actually have one woman. It's the ego of the woman they choose that tells them they were the reason.
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  3719.  @Comm0ut  It's not uncommon for allied, but not directly connected irregular units to get inventive with their tactics. The government they are working with will wag a finger and remind them whatever they did was a technical no-no, but not stop them. Example with this scenario would be one of the militias leaving behind tainted booze that is marked not to consume, but not say why. Or maybe a note saying it is property of Lt Ivan, drink it and you will die! An enemy soldier finding it would think this was just a hyperbolic threat from an angry lieutenant, not an actual warning.
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  3720. She doesn't "gaff". She really is that stupid.
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  3721. After the Cuban missle crisis the first direct Washington to Moscow "hot line" was established. Today, Schumer, and the Dems, would go berserk if Trump wanted to do the same thing.
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  3722. Expect hard Dem led states to announce a unified reopening the day before Biden is sworn in. If Trump wins, the lockdown will continue in perpetuity.
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  3723. But sun would mean global warming. Which is also Trump's fault.
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  3724. The one time I was arrested and had my picture taken I smiled. I was told not to do that and they took another picture.
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  3725. They'll blame Trump. No matter the issue, in their minds it's Trump's fault.
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  3726. First election I was old enough to vote in. I voted for Regan.
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  3727. Joe's jealous. Desantis got more votes in Florida for Governor than he did for President.
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  3728. 50 BuzzFeed contributors go on strike. 15,000 grad students instantly email their resumes.
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  3729. I first saw it on Reddit. About the same narrative. Car breaks down, driver waves down police, police go psycho. Reddit, making Wikipedia look as reliable as the Voice of God.
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  3730.  @ActualJusticeWarrior  I get that mass layoffs aren't good. Unfortunately every person I've seen in these videos is probably too young to remember the collapse of the tech bubble in the 1990's. The tech industry has always been boom and bust. This isn't even a bust, it's mostly cutting excess fat.
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  3731. They did develop them, but long after we began making common use of them. If you look closely at some of the circuit boards you can see transistors. I think the assumption was that they used tube technology much longer, so advanced it way beyond what we could have. I believe it also might have something to do with the rarity of all the required resources by the time they figured out transistors and chips.
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  3732. How many of these people boycotting Georgia are currently under contract to do a movie/television show there? My guess is slightly less than one. Virtue signaling is fine, until it actually starts to costs.
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  3733. Maybe they'll try and help the children of Portland and burn down the Teacher's Union building.
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  3734. ICE needs to follow the lead of Sheriff Gravy from Florida. He holds weekly press conferences where he shows off the people arrested and why. He also generally lists off each person's prior history so they can't argue "just made a mistake". It's preemptive information against the "innocent baby angel" reporting.
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  3735. Their liberal white saviors will. Look at the people pushing hardest for "squatter's rights".
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  3736. FB and Twitter both opened up to let people see bots vs real people. Investors suddenly realized how many bots there really were. Advertisers ran away. Hopefully companies will use this same system to recognize fake online "outrage" when they receive thousands of negative comments that are really 3-4 SJWs running a bot farm.
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  3737. It is telling that they only let in authorized union journalists. Back in the 60's SNCC and other groups from the more radical wing of the left held a counter convention to the official Democratic Party Convention of 1968. They checked reporter's credentials and specifically banned all corporate main stream media. I'm sure, if it had existed at the time, they would have loved to have YouTubers and bloggers covering them. The new left today knows they control access to information, it's distribution, and the filters it goes through before the normies are allowed to see it.
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  3738. 9:40 So, I assume the family court/paternal law system in the UK is as FUBARed as the US? I didn't think that was possible.
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  3739. I remember the robo voice videos. But don't recall exactly when I started viewing regularly or subscribed.
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  3740. Scenario: If I gave puberty blocking chemicals to a child without their knowledge I would be held accountable for permanently damaging that child. Even the alphabets agree with this. So if they request them the effect is only temporary? I don't think that's how biology works.
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  3741. ​ @archmagemc3561  I asked a group who we were supposed to give it back to. Spain? France? The Aztecs? The people the Aztecs conquered and enslaved? No one answered before I was blocked.
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  3742. It does sound like the opening scene of a book or movie. I'm picturing a bunch of confused drivers at truck stops watching their cargo self deliver.
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  3743. Lady in green. I'll bet the bartender watched him walk out. The waiter/waitress watched him walk out. She watched the screen on her phone.
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  3744. I wonder if Mr Reich would feel the same if he had to go through a two year battle with the IRS because someone used his SSN years earlier, in another state. Apparently the IRS believes a person could commute between Florida and Arkansas via a jet for a $12/hr job.
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  3745. CNN has gotten the memo that Biden is out for 2024. Time to start backing whoever the Dem Machine picks next.
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  3746. Everyone who disagrees with me is a Nazi. Everything I don't like is racist. Welcome to 20currentyear.
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  3747. I thought something similar years ago when Boris Yeltsin was considered an alcoholic....by Russians.
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  3748. TYT, apposed to crowd funding. Also TYT, spends time on EVERY episode ebegging the audience.
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  3749. If they airdropped Chick Fil-A the wokies here in America would have a fit . I remember the perpetually offended getting their thongs in a bunch because the owner of one was on the news because she opened up on a Sunday after a storm. She was giving away food to rescuers and repair crews. Apparently it was wrong to give good press to the evil company.
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  3750. Mondale tried this. How'd that turn out?
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  3751. I remember being told by the left opinion lords that a Trump victory would be the great unifier that brought progressives together. Since the election I've seen almost nothing but crossfire accusations and posts blaming each other. They look more like a room full of angry cats than usual.
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  3752. I'd like to see an overlay of people who ordered the film, and registered sex offenders with a preference for younger victims.
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  3753. May I introduce her to the masses of Pan Am, TWA, or other former airline employees? They usually followed the same pattern. Profitable Demand higher wages Costs up Less profitable Demand even higher wages/benefits Losing money Demand even higher wages/benefits Bankruptcy Trying to get by on unemployment There were other factors, depending on the airline. But every one of them saw jumps in payroll before the decline began.
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  3754. Don't worry, California and New York will deal with this problem. After the election in November. Before then they need the dumb masses to believe they are doing something about affordable housing and kicking a bunch of squatters out on the streets would make for bad optics. They'll collect the checks from major donors and begin protecting those donors as soon as it's politically feasible.
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  3755. During WWII many military equipment contractors were told to give up their patent claims. If you wanted to sell something to the military, from stoves to guns to airplanes, anyone with the capacity to to fulfill the order would have access to all information about it. If an engine needed a proprietary part that only a certified General Motors tech could work on, the entire GM board of directors would have been hung by dawn. We don't need to go back to public access to patented technology. But at least allow anyone buying it to use and maintain it in the way they choose.
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  3756. I'm waiting for the "October surprise" when Biden gets behind a live mic and goes off on Harris. Maybe some disjointed rant about how he should never have been dumb enough to promise a "Woman of color" as VP.
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  3757. The only thing that came as a surprise about the attack at the airport was that it was a suicide bomber. I honestly expected a mortar and RPG assault while planes were taking off.
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  3758. The driver was clearly an innocent victim. He only pulled his hoodie up (During the summer) over his head before he ran away. He was too scared to remember to put on his COVID mask before running away. That poor child could have been infected by all those bystanders. He's the real victim.
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  3759. Now if these same companies had only been smart enough to not hire women who went 110% for Me2. A lot of them ended up in personnel or HR, making decisions about men's attitudes and their future in companies. People with a proven chip on their shoulder, or outright hatred of a group shouldn't be making decisions about others.
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  3760. Before the video I got a Trump and a Blumburg ad. I can't wait for the election to be over and I can just click over ads for boner pills and auto dealerships that are 500 miles away.
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  3761. Run Hillary run. Or walk awkwardly. Or stumble. Or get tossed by your staff like a sack of potatoes.
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  3762. It's not Mommy and Daddy having a fight. It's egomaniacal daughter seeing what she can get away with before Mommy slaps her back in to her place.
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  3763. I've spent a lot of time around Italians. Both here in America and while living in Sicily. Groping is not an "Italian thing". Yes, there is more physical contact than many Americans are used to. But it's limited to others within the group, not random strangers. It's also usually holding (sometimes grabbing) another person's hands or shoulder while taking to them. The stuff Cuomo (allegedly) did is creep level to the point where most Italian dads would keep their daughters away from him.
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  3764. It's Trump's fault! How? Well, um...er... It's Putin's fault! Again, how? NAZI!!! Conversation with average Biden supporters.
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  3765. Pride Month has been particularly divisive this year..... Wait until next year. It hits right before the RNC/DNC conventions to kick off the stupid season.
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  3766. I'm probably on a few government agency lists. Until my recent unfortunate boating accident I owned several firearms. Being on a watchlist means nothing legally. Remember when they created the terrorist watch lists after 9/11? Senator Ted Kennedy was on it. The FBI was to be notified every time he made an enquiry about flying somewhere.
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  3767. "Stop resisting!" Shoots suspect at a downward angle, as if kneeling, in the back of the head
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  3768.  @ecliptix1  Mine launches them at roughly the 2:00 position. But based on the range, I would hate to be hit by one.
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  3769. Step 1, ban the press. Step 2, go online complaining about lack of press coverage. Step 3, victory from grassroots uprising? Somehow I don't see this working.
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  3770. I mentioned in another post it happened to me. According to the IRS I was simultaneously a cook in Florida and working at a meat processing plant in Arkansas. It took two years to convince the IRS that I was really me, and I'd never been to Arkansas. As a side note. The IRS is three years behind on reviewing tax files. First your information goes to Social Security. Then, after about 18 months it goes to the IRS. They also take about 18 months to actually look at it. This is how so many people get away with identity theft and fraud when it comes to using someone else's ID. Just have a new job every few years.
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  3771. Have you ever dealt with a true narcissist? They are always right, they are always the victim when things go wrong in their life, they will claim black is white (and believe it) if that's what it takes to maintain their vision of the world.
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  3772. Overlooked with the commentary from several people about this program, it was aimed at prioritizing black and other minority groups. Can you imagine the optics and blowback if a Republican lead administration had said "I know what the black community needs more of. Crack pipes!"
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  3773. Coming soon. Remakes of The Dirty Dozen, The Guns of Navarro and Kelly's Heros. With all female casts.
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  3774. Desantis is Trump without the baggage. The more leftists ree and cry about him the better he'll do within the republican party.
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  3775. The convention is going to be awesome. Intersectionality has created dozens of groups, each demanding a voice (and money). They all have more fanatical members who are guaranteed to throw a public fit when they don't get everything they want, plus a bonus. I'm imagining the political equivalent of a Marx Brothers/Three Stooges pie fight.
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  3776. The mass media is going to stick with "White Supremacist gets away with murder" because they want to start another series of riots. They were good for the ratings. Bad for the people impacted by them, but talking heads don't live in those neighborhoods.
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  3777. Import and release a few prides of lions from Africa. If the lions become troublesome, start dumping Honey Badgers.
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  3778. A history teacher I had in highschool went through the blitz as a child. She described being in shed that was mostly dug into the ground for part of it. Imagine something the size of an average bathroom but with the five foot ceiling and stuffing 6-7 people in. Also her time in the Tubes. But she never mentioned anything about what she saw once they came out. I'm sure she remembered, but would prefer to forget.
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  3779. Apply for other jobs while you have one. Yes, it means jumping from being a corporate cog in a machine to another machine, but it does help some. Because you are already employed you won't jump at the first offer just because you need money. You can make higher than usual demands. Be it in pay, benefits, location, or scheduling. If they say no, who cares, you already have a job. If they say yes, congratulations you just got something extra your previous employer wouldn't give you.
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  3780. That's why France wants to keep aid going full speed. They know the next wave of "refugees" will be coming soon. Though unable to explain why so many "Palestinians" look like central and eastern Africans and are coming through Libya.
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  3781. Have you seen some of the decisions that have come out of California courts? They are the ones who decided to give homeless people super citizen rights. One of the reasons so many insane laws are proposed there is that the elected idiots know the courts will back them.
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  3782. ​ @cassiefuchs3657  It depends on which version (Chapter) of bankruptcy you file under. Sometimes it's done to stop creditors from seizing assets and allowing the business to keep operating so they can reorganize to pay them back. Though there are others that are a complete shutdown. This is usually when the debt to earning ratio is so far out of whack that there's no way the debts can ever be paid.
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  3783. Urine in a bottle in the sun is sterile? As someone who has hit a trucker bomb with a lawnmower, I assure you that stuff was not sterile.
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  3784. I'm not sure if you're comment was meant as a joke. But the 3% increase is 3% of the 1.5%* lethality rate we are currently facing. Really, a small number. *I use 1.5% because it is the most common given current theoretical people infected vs the number of deaths. It could be just .5% or as high as 6%. At this point absolutely no one knows because we don't have a large enough sample size.
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  3785. I keep thinking that Trump just needs to string these incidents together for his reelection campaign ads. Then ask which of these issues the Democrat candidate supports? We aren't even at the conventions yet, and it would be over an hour long.
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  3786. But Tim, you are a man, and every feminist has declared that you are not allowed to have a say in this.
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  3787. Maybe we'll get someone who has at least heard of the 4th Amendment.
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  3788. We have "experts" on human development claiming that a 22 year old isn't mature enough to be responsible for college loans. But a 13 year old is knows for a fact that they need reassignment surgery. Sure, sounds legit.
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  3789. Wait until they find out about the concept of property taxes. They'll have to start a whole new round fundraising riots to keep their new mansions.
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  3790. "Hey guys. You know how we order a bunch of stuff at the end of the fiscal year because of use it or lose it budgeting? Well, I was looking through the lists of stuff we're allowed to order and I found an entire section on explosives." "Are you nuts! We're running a soon to be decommissioned experimental nuclear reactor. What the hell would you do with explosives? Nah, just kidding. Order about three tons of TNT plus a suitable amount of blasting caps, cord and other stuff. If nothing else or July 4th celebration is going to be awesome."
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  3791. Stelter didn't hear it? And none of the producers heard it either? It didn't occur to anyone to run a comment or feed him a follow-up question?
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  3792. Around 4:20 Drops what he's carrying, puts hands in the air, doesn't fight. Manages to not get shot. Amazing how that works. You've got to take the ride, you don't have to do the time. Let the lawyers and the cops fight it out later.
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  3793. It probably dates back to the 1950'-60's. America was very open about encouraging people to try new stuff with nuclear energy.
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  3794. Why are Californian's complaining? YOU GOT WHAT YOU VOTED FOR!!! You voted for the politicians who support this. You voted specifically this law. What the actual fuck did you think was going to happen?
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  3795. Great, now the Vietnamese are going to be pissed off at us for driving up lemon grass prices. Remember when everyone was serving Quinoa? It made it very hard for the people who already depended on it to buy enough to feed themselves. Damn hippies, always screwing over second and third world peoples.
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  3796. Over his radio "I'm from Ethiopia! You think you can make my life worse?"
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  3797. Rham is a product of the Chicago machine. But he's ambitious, manipulative, and independently thinking enough to see it as a path to his final goal, the White House. He sees the current party voices and leaders burning every way he had to get there. Assuming Trump wins 2020, he will likely be one of the first to absolutely lose his shit publicly. In his mind they've ruined his life's work. Unlike 2016, when they let Clinton go on and on about whose fault her loss was, expect a lot of internal and public finger pointing and accusations against their own party.
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  3798. New York shut down off track betting because they lost too much money. They had a monopoly on gambling, and managed to lose money. The state of Illinois shut down their lottery because it lost money. Something with a built in 50% profit margin and it went bankrupt. Various federal agencies have seized bordellos in Nevada. The IRS taking over the Bunny Ranch is the most famous. All have closed do to running an unprofitable model. Most people in government supervisory jobs are there because they can't survive in the private sector.
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  3799. Then they rebelled. Did their own thing. Then they became parents, and suddenly started telling my generation (Gen X) "Don't you dare do anything that we did!" You had sex, drugs, and Rock 'n Roll. We got AIDS, crack, and Hip Hop. Thanks Boomers.
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  3800. Out of curiosity, I checked what $3,500/month will get you locally (North Florida). 4 BR, 3 Bath, with 20×24 out building with kitchenette and bathroom, 8 stall barn. On 144 acres with two lakes and a creek. I guess you could have everyone live in the garage, and just let the horses crap wherever they wanted, and scatter hypodermics around if you got homesick for SF.
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  3801. How is this a surprise? They've spent at least 8 years in a woke university system that's hammered the ideology into their heads. And these are educated, intelligent adults. What do you think is happening to your kids? They are young, easily molded and likely to believe whatever their teachers tell them. They get 12+ years of this, and worse.
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  3802. I'll wait for version 4 to pass judgement. I'm pretty sure it includes Klansmen on horseback and literally Hitler.
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  3803. They're bedbugs. Like most parasites, very hard to remove once established.
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  3804. She's not incompetent. She is doing her job, as a pure Democrat machine hack, exactly as she is supposed to. The whole "supervisor of elections" thing is just a title that gives her the power to do it.
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  3805. Using energy supplies as a weapon has a major drawback. One of the failings of the '73 OPEC Embargo was that they needed our dollars more than we needed their oil. Russia can run on minimum income from exports for a while, but time and internal issues will catch up with them. Telling the Russian people that they must cut back on their lifestyle and expect intermittent shortages because of a non war war isn't going to go over well.
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  3806. Teenagers are notorious for making spontaneous bad decisions. I would say an armed 14 year old, all other circumstances being equal, is probably more dangerous to the general public than a 30 year old.
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  3807. Six people and 10,000 bots will claim they are Republicans and will never vote for Trump.
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  3808. Opens with "The Republican party would pick...." No honey, the party didn't pick him. The voters voted for him in a primary system.....twice. It was the Democrats who "picked" their candidate with no imput from the members and foisted it on them.
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  3809. I can't wait for the surprised look on the Marvel/Disney folks when she wears out her welcome there and promptly responds by stabbing everyone who was unfortunate enough to work with her in the back.
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  3810. I can see the cops involved getting off with a not guilty judgement. If the prosecutors overcharge because the mob demands it, they could find it impossible to prove to a jury. But the mob won't accept a manslaughter plea.
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  3811. Why no outrage? Because they could use the issues with the governor to leverage (blackmail if you prefer) more money for themselves. Trump has proven he won't pay them to go away.
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  3812. Woman "I want to be with you..... and other men." Strong independent woman! Man "I want to be with you..... and other women." EVIL! BURN HIM!
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  3813. My Acura had them. So did my base Dodge Caravan. I always assumed they were common. I guess I just stumbled in to them.
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  3814. Even Silicone Valley is beginning to prioritize employees. 1) Necessary. 2) Useful. 3) Fluff. That third group knows who they are and are beginning to panic.
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  3815. You haven't truly driven an 80's car until the seatbelt goes full python and tries to strangle you.
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  3816. I understand the desire to minimize civilian casualties and save historical or religious locations. But sometimes you just have to let people know that they have X minutes to surrender or it will be renamed Smoking Hole. It sounds heartless, but the value of the lives under your command far outweighs any number of the enemy.
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  3817. Intersectionality. He is a "he", and a cis he at that, so an enemy. The more qualifiers you have, the higher you rank. The more "oppression titles" you can list in your bio, the more you can attack lesser oppressed. Even calling lesser oppressed oppressors. It's a weird, shifting system. Currently the alphabet people are on top, but they have subgroups within who are fighting to be the most oppressed, and by default the most powerful.
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  3818. Isuzu didn't have many dealers in the US at the time. They were gone completely within a few years. Part of the curse of Geo.
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  3819. It's to remind people that [insert group here] phobia/ism is just as bad as the holocaust. At least that's what almost every alphabet group keeps telling me.
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  3820. There's a growing branch in Canada. Apparently someone dug up an old document/treaty/agreement that gives some sovereign powers to indigenous people, or at least one tribe. So now the magic words "I'm an indigenous person" are supposed to make police go away.
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  3821. I went to the grocery store (Publix) today. I noticed that I got out with four bags for under $40. Admittedly one of those bags only had a bottle of soda and a quart of milk, but better than the last time when a bad and my backpack full cost me around $55. See, the economy is doing great!
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  3822. The first claim (falsely) that Dems would claim is that it would strip citizenship from every black person.
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  3823. I can't wait for the new federal anti lynching law in the US to be used to prosecute a woke, mostly non white mob. The full on reeeee will be epic.
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  3824. I'll introduce you to my ex. Fortunately no kids, she hung that on the next guy. And the guy after that.
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  3825. To clarify Warner Bros and Ice T. It was Charlton Heston who got Warner to drop him and his band. He didn't actually ask them to, but more guilted them into it. Heston went to a meeting of the board of directors and read lyrics to them. These were a group of 50+ year old people who had probably never listened to a rap or metal song in their lives. He asked if that was really want they wanted to be selling. Of course they freaked out and dropped Body Count along with several other preformers.
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  3826. I thought I was normal. Sorry, but I had to laugh at that. I was much older when I finally went back to therapy (After repeatedly crashing my life) and was diagnosed with Persistent Depressive Disorder. I was honestly shocked that almost all people aren't like me. It was similar to when I was 15 and got glasses. I saw leaves on trees for the first time. I just assumed people saw a big, green fuzzy thing.
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  3827. Try finding ice cream in the freezer section of a grocery store. A lot of it is now "frozen dessert" due to the lack of dairy content.
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  3828. To clarify, peak oil is a real thing, the term is just misused by politicians and panic for profit prophets. It doesn't mean the maximum amount of oil available. It is the oil available at current market prices. When oil was at $15-$17 per barrel, peak oil would be reached by 1978-80. When it went up, suddenly new oil was "discovered" in the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico.
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  3829. I'm still waiting for one of these "worker's collective" groups to start and successfully run a business. So far I've only seen them run otherwise successful businesses into the ground.
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  3830. The owners were shocked that their store was targeted. Really? You have something, several sometimes. All of which are easily portable and resold. OF COURSE YOU WERE TARGETED! For a supposedly woke state full of woke people it's desperately full of people that need to wake the f*ck up. I'm not trying to blame the victims. But either change your system or adapt to the reality you created.
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  3831. They may have been trying to avoid people using light, or target loads in competition. The spirit of the rules were that people would use a true carry/service gun with appropriate ammo. Though they could have modified the classes further by adding the addendum of X, Y, and Z calibers were restricted to high or low power. So even if you could push a 9mm to 30-06 level power, you wouldn't receive the higher power bonus.
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  3832. "Commodities futures trading is a dangerous business." Just ask anyone who was involved with Hillary Clinton's history in it.
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  3833. I was originally a Republican, voted for Reagan in '84 for my first vote. I walked away from them during the George H W Bush administration. They were being ruled by the Moral Majority at the time. Hyper social conservatives make my brain itch.
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  3834. In 2028 how are the Dems supposed to run a Presidential primary if they replace Biden? Try going to the voters and telling them that their vote counts. But only if the machine agrees with the outcome.
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  3835. Having the government (other taxpayers) pay off student loan debt is saved..... for a mid term issue people running for Congress can promise. Then not do it again.
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  3836. No voltmeter!?! When will manufacturers learn?
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  3837. They are mostly upset that there wasn't a Vault filled with happy brave alphabet people who were the true heroes of the show.
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  3838. Again they fall back on claiming school boards and parents should agree on which material is appropriate. But then lose their minds when it's decided that anything they favor is deemed inappropriate. Or even when someone asks questions about the material. It's an agenda. They want 100% control over your children and what they do and think. Nothing short of that will be accepted by them.
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  3839. Greetings from a currently overcast and clearing corner of once again sunny Florida.
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  3840. He knew if people thought it was terrorism real police might respond. But just regular X on X violence will only call out the Virtue Cops.
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  3841. Gotta support the bad boys. Clearly they are the one woman who can turn them into the prince they were meant to be. Also having a couple million dollars helps.
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  3842. Imagine all the big brains at the Bail Project, who claim to understand the law better than everyone else, not knowing how to run a background check. It's almost as if their goal is to turn violent felons lose on society.
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  3843. Snopes exists today purely to provide cover for insane Dems and the sycophant press that works as their PR wing. By claiming an unrelated and irrelevant story about a person is untrue, or adding an additional factor to make it untrue, they can claim anything negative is made up. The press, and people online, will then say that the entire incident is untrue and has been fact checked.
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  3844. In Florida it isn't as bad unless you look closely. Then you notice it isn't a group of supervisors standing around. They are sitting in a row of nearby trucks with the engines running and the AC on.
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  3845. Minzhen Du The Juke is what AMC would have made if they were still around. Combine their fetish for 4WD with a Gremlin, then update the styling three decades.
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  3846. EPA testing has gotten a more realistic. Back then the manufacturers knew what few things would be tested, so they kind of rigged it. Acceleration didn't matter, so the test vehicles were treated like they taught you in driver's ed class. Push down like there's an egg under your foot. 0-55 would probably be measured in minutes, not seconds. I recall one company getting caught after getting caught sending cars out of the factory set to run very lean. (Or something similar) Much like the test vehicles. But then sent a notice to dealerships to reset them before sale so they wouldn't run like crap It's best to take any numbers from the 80's and reduce milage by around 25-30% to get a more realistic result. But even back then there were hyper milers that went out of their way to beat EPA numbers.
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  3847. A former mayor of Atlanta was having a party/fundraiser at his house. The police while running security for the event checked the license plates of the cars there. It turned out a few were stolen. The mayor responded by telling police to never run plates or check cars in his neighborhood while he was in office. Atlanta is still just as f*cked up.
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  3848. Why don't men abandon marriages when it gets hard? Because we are more likely to try to fix something we value instead of replacing it. We fix up old cars, we fix broken houses, we often wear clothes that are threadbare and stained because of the way they feel or memories associated with them. Almost every profession that involves fixing stuff is male dominated, it's what we do.
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  3849. Democrat policies wouldn't be so bad if they just knew how to stop. Raise taxes to pay for X, Y, and Z. X, Y, and Z still a problem? Raise taxes again. There is no regulation, law, or social program they don't want to expand. Trusting them with power is like giving an giving an alcoholic a full bottle and hoping they only have one shot.
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  3850. You made no mistakes. Your plan was perfect. It was that madman back in Berlin who meddled in the editing.
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  3851. Professional reviewers: It's just a launcher, why does it matter. Players on Epic: WTF! What happened to my saved files!?!
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  3852. On the upside, when manufacturers announce a model redesign the old ones are usually sold for less. Oh, wait, it's Subaru, no rebates, no dealer cash on the hood.
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  3853. No VAT! Absolutely never! In Europe it started as "just a little" on "just a few". Now, it's a lot, on everything. Taxes do not reverse. They only expand and increase.
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  3854. Mass media explaining bad campaigning: Clinton "She has been on the road for months. Anyone would be tired." Biden "He's been off the road for months. Anyone would be out of practice."
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  3855. ​ @Realatmx  Never touch your own stash.
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  3856. Biden pardons Hunter. Helen Keller could have seen this coming.
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  3857.  @panan7777  Someone had to have told him it was possible. With the current collapse they realize they have to explain to the boss why what he was told would happen, didn't. If they are lucky they will get away with mass resignations and not a wave of sudden suicides.
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  3858. ​ @gambitbeats2154  Check the history of the Dustbowl era. Thousands of farms and homes across America were abandoned. People just got up and left. Also check with your state. Most have an annual auction of abandoned/no title real estate. The usual cause today is a person dies and their heirs don't know that person owned it. After taxes aren't paid for a few years and the owner can't be contacted, it goes up for sale.
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  3859. EA management has issued shovels to let everyone dig. There is no bottom to the pit. Only more opportunities to drop.
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  3860.  @tallgoofyb  I know. I've lived here for almost 50 years. I've been through the cycle. After the storm we'll be back to 90° and 99% humidity, just without power.
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  3861. Where is BLM screaming about white privilege? This is one of the nicest arrests I've ever seen.
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  3862. Elections have consequences. So do the precedents they created.
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  3863. There needs to be an intersectionality bracket system. Like with the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Women (Genetic only) Vs Trans Possible Men to start. TERFs vs Woke (If she says she's female, she's female) Feminists next round. Ect. Though limiting it to only 64 groups could be problematic.
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  3864. It sounds rough, but a strike is most effective when unrelated businesses and people are effected. Companies can usually ride out a strike for months. States and regions cannot. If you want a faster resolution, make your problems everyone's problems. This is why Biden stepped in and stopped the railroad workers strike a few years ago. He knew if rail transport shut down the economy would be completely effed within a week. If they had been joined by, for example, the Teamsters in a sympathetic strike, we would have shut down within 2-3 days.
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  3865. Edge of Darkness. I believe it was a BBC production.
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  3866. Creepy Uncle Joe is winning? What happened to Me Too?
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  3867. Seeing Ian trying it at the range. Then thinking of a soldier going through the same process while in combat. And so begins a very short horror movie.
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  3868. Unfortunately it would be written by government officials, with corporate input. Meaning it would only serve to protect government officials and corporations.
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  3869. This looks like the firearms equivalent of a Rat Rod. When someone pours everything into the engine with absolutely 0 fucks given about the body.
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  3870. JEB! He's still waiting for his turn. Unfortunately too many people in the leadership of the RNC still think he should be next.
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  3871. Queen Maxine "Go home!" Homeless guy looks down at his shoes "Okay, now what?"
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  3872. He was originally from Wilmersdorf near Berlin. Post war many prisoners were sent back to their original home. After his death sentence for war crimes was commuted he probably figured he'd slipped the hangman's noose enough to not want to risk it again in Sovcit occupied territory. France, as it turned out, wasn't completely safe. But it was probably the best of many bad options if he wanted to remain in Europe.
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  3873. Being seen as related to potatoes could have been the problem. Some potatoes do contain various toxins and have killed people. Since most people couldn't tell a deadly potato from a safe one they skipped them completely.
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  3874. I like the intent. But how long until prosecutors claim their hands are tied because of supposed non violent sentencing rules? The cycle begins again and we're back to you get what you voted for.
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  3875. Why that screen? They watched one episode too many of Motorweek and decided to give John Davis all the information gauges he could ask for. Admittedly you had to skip through them, but they are there.
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  3876. Fallout and it's effects weren't understood at the time. In the early 50's atomic weapons were seen as conventional weapons with some extra. The Castle Bravo test (1954?) gave people a better understanding of what they were dealing with.
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  3877. That's really all I ask for, but they often can't even reach that basic level. If I go into a movie with the expectation of shutting off my brain and looking at the pretty colors I don't expect high art. Unfortunately too many have been so bad I can't even do that.
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  3878. The EU common market was a good idea. Unfortunately that somehow became someone from Germany going to Belgium to demand Poland take in more immigrants. It went completely off the rails years ago and would be dismantled if the general populace would just say "stop".
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  3879. Check out the origins of the CIA esp/mind expansion programs. The Soviet Union started them because they read a leaked, secret document, printed in a Spanish magazine I believe, that talked about a CIA ESP program. We found out about the Soviet program, thought it was a waste of money, but started one just in case there was something to it. Because of the compartmentalization of CIA misinformation programs, no one realized they were only doing it because we lied about doing it.
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  3880. Within a group of women, the most insulated one will be the first to leave. I noticed this years ago when I had a female roommate. Her friends would hang out. Then, when someone left, the rest would start trashing her. Usually something catty, then quickly escalate to open insults. Someone would seem to try and defend her, but usually in the form of a backhanded compliment. "It's not her fault she can't keep a guy. I mean, would you stay with someone [random derogatory description] like her if you had a choice?" I asked my roommate about it and she said that was normal. She'd also rationalize it with something like "Besides, I've heard what that fat slut said about me." One thing I will give guys credit for. We insult each other a lot, but at least we do it in person.
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  3881. Did you catch the Studebaker police car around 5:10? They were neat machines, but I never considered one as a cop car.
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  3882.  @casebased8391  You got it partially right. Men can more easily be happy alone. I can find hour after hour of videos on Tik Tok and other sites of women sitting in their cars, crying or putting on makeup (Which they only do for themselves, they said so) asking where all the men are. Or lots of single mothers, often with two or more kids from multiple fathers wanting someone to "step up" and take care of them. Can't seem to find much of the male equivalent. I'm not saying women are incapable of being both alone and happy. But it's almost a default setting for men as opposed to a hard to learn behavior for women. There's the old cliche of "Happy wife, happy life." But I can't find "Happy hubby,.....?"
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  3883. I'm willing to allow an alternative to death if there was a true life in prison alternative. 6×8 cell, 24/7 for as long as you live. They also waive future appeals and civil suits, stop bothering people. You have forfeited all rights given by society. Until then, keep firing up Old Sparky.
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  3884. So if I created a "She really said this shit!" page, not a parody, that would be okay?
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  3885. New York closed off track betting because they lost too much money. A monopoly on gambling and can't make a profit. Illinois stopped their lottery for the same reason. The lottery has a built in 50% profit, and they lost money at it. Why does anyone trust the government with the money they already have, much less giving them more?
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  3886. Once upon a time there was a political television show called Firing Line. William F Buckley Jr came up with a good formula. Make a statement, then bring on people that disagreed with his, "X and Y won't work and lead to exasperating the problems they are trying to solve, prove me wrong." It worked, he had on politicians, social leaders, philosophers, radicals from the left and right, ect. All came on to give their ideas and to defend them against others (Often Buckley, who took pride in his ability to argue any side of any topic.) Today this isn't allowed. Today you mostly have guests that agree with the hosts or other guests because producers are afraid of allowing a viewer to be exposed to a contradictory point of view.
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  3887. I asked a couple coworkers who supported the idea of limiting profits for grocery stores or other places selling necessities. They agreed that 10% was plenty. They couldn't believe that any grocery store would be thrilled with even a 5% margin. 10% would have the owners and stockholders wetting their pants in sheer joy.
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  3888. There's being the token. Then there's realizing you really are the token.
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  3889. Gazala went poorly for the British? Please give a spoiler warning at the beginning of the preview.
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  3890. The Dems knew this dog and pony show was going nowhere. The altered evidence was so they could give something to their propaganda outlets that could easily be shoved down the throats of the populace. Unfortunately many of the masses believe whatever their preferred national news outlets tell them without question, so the lie becomes reality "Because I saw the video on the news".
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  3891. This was done 30 years ago. It was called The Greatest American Hero.
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  3892. Previously donations couldn't be over a certain amount. Remember Al Gore walking away from that Buddhist temple with a stack of money orders. They all just happened to be for just under the amount needed to trigger that law. They will always write in a loophole that allows them to ignore the law.
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  3893. I can't wait to find out how much intelligence the CIA and others gained by convincing Nork soldiers to respond to hot moms in their area.
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  3894. CNN Headline: "Racist Proudboys Disrupt Peaceful Fireworks Celebration"
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  3895. I continue to believe AOC is a Republican plant. No one can be this stupid, and still have power. She's just there to make Dems look bad.
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  3896. Trump claims he wasn't aware of firing of employee before being told by that person. MSM freaks out. Obama claims he didn't know about numerous national security issues until he read about it in the NYT/saw it on CNN. MSM nods in unison, report that it sounds likely.
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  3897. I clicked on the video and got a warning about "Blood, gore, violent themes, sexual situations, and graphic language." My first question was "What the hell are you doing with these pumps?" Then I realized it was an ad for a video game.
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  3898.  @bishop51807  It's also how they can start. In a documentary about the Berlin blockade there was an interview with one of the American officers, a Captain at the time I think. He told each of his men absolutely not to chamber a round in any weapon unless he gave the order. Anyone who disobeyed would be lucky to survive long enough to face a Court Martial. Many were told to not even have ammunition in their magazine. He knew that one skittish soldier or just idiot firing a shot would result in millions of rounds being fired in the following minute. The incident at Kent State, like many others, was at the tail end of several other bad decisions. Nothing would have happened that day if someone hadn't given the order to chamber live rounds to the Guardsmen. I believe official policy about when, and under what conditions they could do that were changed soon after. Though it had been under review at least since the Newark NJ riots when Guardsmen got a bit trigger happy because of snipers. Notable also for the lack of actual sniping encountered verses the number of times they would fire en masse into various apartments.
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  3899. I remember the base closings in the 90's. And the Congresspeople who freaked out when they realized the bases they demanded to be closed were in their districts.
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  3900. I guarantee that when she starts appearing on the news networks she'll be referred to by her title of "Judge".
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  3901. Remember kids. If you stay in school, study hard, succeed in college, grind out the work to begin a career or start a business. You too can watch the government pick someone else to jump right over you. Now be good little citizen/sheep and grab your ankles.
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  3902.  @pjc4425  The clerk at one local Walmart said it came down to availability and price fluctuations. They didn't know what would come in, or how much it would cost from week to week. He admitted he was also tired of dealing with hoarders and eBay resellers who would essentially camp in the store whenever a new truck was expected so they could grab everything before it even hit the shelves.
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  3903. Two words...De Port! It's easy. Turn off their benefit cards, no more handouts. I don't want to hear about "doing jobs Americans won't." We have more than enough native born criminals. If they are "children" then their parents/guardians can go with them. I'm sorry your old country is a dump. But we need to save what's left here before it also becomes more of a dump.
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  3904. Censorship, on the rare occasion it is called for, is something that needs a scalpel. The modern left insists on doing it constantly, and using a grenade. Then shift to outrage mode when (Surprise!) it effects them. I would like to welcome them to the party, but can't. They refuse to see that they are the problem. They just want to be protected from their own mistakes and policies while using those same policies to punish wrongthink.
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  3905. Has anyone put forward the possibility of both? A) It is a poorly managed property. AND B) Gangs based out of Central/South America are taking over sections of it. This isn't an extreme idea. Look at the projects in any city during the 1970's/80's. Slums that were overrun with gangs.
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  3906. They'll still double down on the claim that she shouldn't have cried for help because that endangered black men. Remember, it's your duty to be a victim.
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  3907. Most of the leaders, both public and private, don't seem too attached to any ideology. Close enough will do so long as they get to keep their cash and toys.
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  3908. The banks don't care. These loans are being bundled and sold off to other investors. Just like real estate 20 years ago. Remember how that worked out?
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  3909. A very old joke that has somehow become relevant again. How many feminists does it take to screw in a lightbulb? THAT'S NOT FUNNY!!!!! The left is physically incapable of understanding humor.
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  3910. Most of the court shows involve real people. But they've agreed (signed a contract) for arbitration instead of trial. And it takes place in a studio, not a courtroom. The "judge" is actually an arbitrator licensed by the state. Though many arbitrators are former judges.
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  3911. The Dems haven't gotten rid of their lunatic fringe. They've only temporarily taken away the bullhorns. They still exist, have power, and will be back at full volume soon enough.
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  3912. Then there are those stuck in between. Here in Florida only 6% of claimants have received any money. I'm part of the 94% who were laid off, yet still can't get my unemployment benefits. I'm fortunate, I have enough cash to coast for a while, but a lot of my coworkers are in trouble. I was laid off in March, it will probably be June before I get anything. Odds are, the state will reopen before then.
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  3913. Dear Congress. If you can do a remote fundraiser to collect money so you can be reelected, you can do remote hearings.
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  3914. If San Francisco does it expect Portland to adopt an even dumber version.
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  3915. Controls only accessable by the driver. Compact. Can seat five people. So, a Lyft or Uber car.
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  3916. Most of the people here are fairly civil. Unfortunately certain key words will always bring in the trolls.
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  3917. I was hit with a 30 day ban a few years ago. Inciting/encouraging violence, or something like that was the reason given. It was based on a complaint filed with FB. They wouldn't tell me what the comment was, or who complained.
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  3918. He's actually worse than Ana of TYT who was surprised when watching video from the trial. The video that surprised her was available online the night all this happened. But she's been "reporting" on it based purely on the idea that the people she follows on Twitter, and the people who follow her knew everything.
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  3919. A friend's father, a lawyer at the time, now a judge once told me something important for cases like this. There's what you believe. There's what you know. And there's what you can prove in court. The first two make for interesting conversation, the last is the only one that counts. If she isn't brought up on charges and eventually convicted, nothing she did ever really happened.
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  3920.  @misanthropicservitorofmars2116  The algorithm has no sense of humor or sarcasm. The list of no-no words keeps growing. A future researcher is going to be very confused why members of the dominant German political party of the 1930's/40's is so often referred to as "Noodles", or similar words. So far the only good thing is that YouTube isn't as bad as Reddit. I've been banned from one subreddit because of a post on another. Personally, I took being pre blocked as an achievement.
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  3921. Cooper Tires would like to remind you that they are an American company too. Need tires? Shop around.
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  3922. If a corpse tested positive for Coof antibodies it was likely to be classified as a Coof death. Remember, 2020 the year no one apparently died from the flu.
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  3923. Flex Seal has a great opportunity for an ad. "Hi, I'm Phil Swift for Flex Seal. Does your reservoir cover have a rip or tear?" Sprays on a can. "There, done in five minutes. Not five years. And at a fraction of the cost. There's enough money left over to pay for a dozen Pride Parades." Unfortunately Flex Seal is a Florida based company, so it's probably illegal for anyone in California to do business with them.
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  3924. Test positive for an asymptomatic or a weak version of the Commiepox. Stand at a subway station. Shut down a city.
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  3925. The cadets, to use your example, did learn it. But teaching something, and getting people to understand it's importance, are two different things. The generals and admirals likely assumed that everyone understood how to identify friend from foe, and would stick to these rules in combat. Unfortunately, once the shooting begins, everyone starts shooting at everything. This happens most often with inexperienced units, and a lot of the units in the Mediterranean were new to combat. There were also problems with communication during the war. Often lower level troops were not told that friendlies would be in a certain area during a particular time. This happened to both sides.
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  3926. They're still waiting for first count numbers to know how many surprise votes to find in Chicago.
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  3927. Buying an EV Hummer to be green reminds me of people who rationalized buying a Mercedes turbo diesel when I first started driving because of the mileage. If someone wants one, buy one. But don't try telling me you are doing it for the environment.
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  3928. In a parliamentary system they still have to work with other minority parties to run the government. This tends to lead to a lot of issue by issue comprise.
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  3929. A few years ago some legislators proposed a milage tax here in Florida. You could almost hear the pitchforks being sharpened. It was soon dropped. Though, for once, I was happy the odometer in my car doesn't work properly.
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  3930. Shut it all down. Fix everything, not a patch, find the problems players have reported, and fix them. Then wipe the servers and rerelease the game. In medicine, sometimes you have to almost kill a person (medically induced coma for example) in order to save them. Yes, this would piss off a lot of people, but they aren't exactly finding new friends and customers with the current plan.
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  3931. During the primary people wondered why candidates with 5%-10% followings stayed in. Everyone knew it was Burnie vs Biden, but they also knew both could screw it up. Burnie decided to go Castro 2.0, and they figured Biden would have a senior meltdown. Unfortunately for the Dems, Crazy Uncle Joe kept it together until now.
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  3932. The OF lawyer is classic short term gains mentality. Assuming she is making more on OF than in a law firm (doubtful, but we'll go with it), what about five years from now? And five years after that? If she thinks a high paying law firm is going to welcome her after the other job is no longer viable, she's delusional. When she does get a job she'll learn that the people doing the grind for the last decade are well over her. Of course she'll likely scream sexism when a guy who's been with the firm is made partner and she's still doing day to day grunt work.
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  3933. Part of the purity circle. Everyone feels the need to be more than others. Anyone who doesn't show 100% plus go even further is the enemy. They know this, they know the mob will likely come for them too, they hope a sacrifice will hold it at bay until they find a new outrage.
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  3934. See, the wealthy and famous really are just like us. They're also stupid/horny enough to date crazy.
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  3935. Ma Duce. Because the neighbor's dog isn't going to figure out how to stop crapping in my yard by itself.
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  3936. I see the FPC stance similar to defense attorneys. Yes, the people they defend may be actual scum, but I'm thankful I live in a country that allows them. "Read the Constitution" wasn't a good response. Maybe they should have explained the thinking behind their position instead of trying to be edgy.
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  3937. Do they allow vote harvesting there? In many places people are allowed to pick up votes from groups that find it inconvenient to get to the polls. What happens to those votes between the time they are picked up and turned in is anyone's guess.
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  3938. Harris "I could provide an intelligent response with ideas of my own to show how I'd run the country better.....Oh wait, no I can't. So I'll just go into half drunk Karen mode."
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  3939. Airdate shows as January 1993, so likely recorded in October '92 if not earlier. Likely one of the first off the assembly line.
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  3940. Detroit got so bad they eventually did.
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  3941. Let's start the countdown until a group of non whites are the first charged under this law.
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  3942. Hillary won more primary votes. Harris couldn't even win one.
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  3943. ​ @mpowe123 Uninsured motorist covers you if you are are in an accident and the other driver isn't insured. He would have to be covered for theft. This is an added option and costs more. If a car is declared totalled it is highly unlikely you will receive full replacement valve.
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  3944. This isn't a stripped down basic truck interior. Wait, they still make those?
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  3945. Arrest, yes. Face any meaningful penalties, never.
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  3946. Caps are worth more than the Bolivar.
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  3947. Give the court $300. Because it's possible another concubine might be stepping out on me.
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  3948.  @massimocasella4201  Sorry, should have edited that. Teenager who think they know everything. The attitude is also found in college freshmen who have two history and a sociology class completed and are becoming insufferably woke.
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  3949. Every dictator knows that no matter how bad things get, you pay the military. Every corrupt politician knows that you pay your lawyers. She isn't paying her lawyers, police salaries may soon be cut. Her ego has overwhelmed whatever intelligence she has.
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  3950. I watched a few clips from TYT. I got the impression they knew Harris was doomed, but the House and Senate moves upset them more. Jimmy Dore was raging. But at least it was against the Democrats. He went back to Hillary Clinton and started listing off the bad decisions they've made since then to get to this point.
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  3951. Bingo!
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  3952.  @thealternativecontrarian9936  And any attempt to modernize laws is fought tooth and nail by "strong and independent" feminists who swear the man is always at fault.
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  3953. How is this America's problem? Watch gas prices jump 30¢ tomorrow morning. Other than that, I don't care.
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  3954. If Cenk is running in any open primary states, please Republicans vote for him. If he gets enough votes the chaos can continue.
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  3955. She would want to be with Bruno Mars. But wouldn't have given Peter Hernandez (Pre fame name) a second look. Thanks for proving the point about women waiting at the finish line.
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  3956. *Unless your name is Clinton. An exemption written into every law since 1990.
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  3957. Will the powers that be in Minneapolis be smart enough to pre deploy every cop available, and have National Guard troops staged and ready to go? Or will their TDS keep them from asking for the help anyone with three brain cells knows they will need? I'm guessing TDS wins. The city burns while they blame the Orange Man.
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  3958. The AMC I6 is one of the few engines that can match the slant 6 for durability. You'll never win a drag race with one, but they just keep going.
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  3959. That, and some unusually high mystery votes in certain districts.
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  3960. The scam is nothing new, look at Rainbow/PUSH from decades ago. They collected huge payments in the name of social advancement, education, and training for minority people. They did help some, but most of the money disappeared into the organizations overhead. The only difference today is they skip the pretence of actually helping people and just walk away with the cash.
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  3961. How dare you give us what we demanded! Don't you know we are mental children. It's your job to tell us no and save us from our stupidity regardless of how much we scream.
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  3962. Black women are just upset that she braided her own hair and not someone else's imported from Asia.
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  3963. I'm surprised they aren't directly mentioning Trump's biggest new power. He'll probably get to pick two new judges for the Supreme Court.
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  3964. Is Reddit actually trying to make reddit moderators (The most egotistical, thin skinned people on Earth) look like the good guys?
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  3965. Like the lighting (lack of). Did someone forget to pay the electric bill, or are you going for a Live From the Apocalypse look?
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  3966. Next gun control bill "Ban assault tables and full auto furniture."
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  3967. They did, but then a Blue Checkmark (who probably doesn't know the difference between the PGA and NBA) threatened to call them a bad name. So they caved.
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  3968. The only thing that could have made this story better would have been if it happened a year ago during peak Me Too.
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  3969. Original theory was that was US/Western European aid coming in that Russia would back off. Too few people bothered to ask what would happen if they didn't. Basically, no Plan B. So they just keep repeating Plan A over and over with increasing amounts.
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  3970. So the French massively miscalculated, or made a (three year long) mistake. Ok girls, a together now... Throw out your hands Stick out your tush Hands on your hips Give 'em a push Before you know it You're doing the French Mistake
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  3971. I admire EA for making all the way through the demo without adding microtransactions. Though I doubt they'll have the self control to hold out past the launch date plus five minutes.
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  3972. Remember, these are the people who supported VP Harris' choice of a running mate.
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  3973. Trump has my phone number? This is proof that the Republicans, in collusion with the Russians, are spying on me!!!! 90% of the Dems on the web.
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  3974. Doug complaining about imputing something into the nav system. So, you never sent a text or email on a flip phone?
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  3975. They didn't want Hillary Clinton for VP because they knew she'd be aiming for the big chair from day 1. She would have quietly pushed Biden out over a year ago. She would not have used the 25th Amendment as a threat. Joe would have walked into his office and found it signed and sitting on his desk. This is why they wanted Warren. They thought she could be controlled. They ended up with Harris. Someone who could be convinced by outsiders she was supposed to be President.
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  3976. Imagine how bad it would be if they opened a Chick-fil-A.
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  3977. Sure they want the top 10%. That's okay, I'll teach you how to set up a profile that gets you there. So, what? You'll teach them how to lie? How long after you meet a woman until she realizes you are 5'8", not 6'2"? How long can your savings hold out while you project a $80K income while actually earning $21K? Real life doesn't have filters. Real life is stuffed full of reality.
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  3978. They were built on the T platform. An expanded version of the K platform that K-Cars were built on. During the 80's through the mid 90's almost every Chrysler product could be traced back to the K.
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  3979. Another Dindu Nuffin mom pumping out Dindu Nuffin kids.
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  3980. It's Coca Cola vs Crack. They've taken whatever gave you a boost and jacked it to 11.
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  3981. That's old news. This is the New Rwanda. It's not like the Germans who must be flogged daily for things that happened only 70-80 years ago. Leftist pretzel logic.
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  3982. "Across state lines" is somehow proof of illegal intent has become as accepted as truth by the left as much as "Good people on both sides". On the upside, both have become coded touchstones. When I hear someone say it I know to be prepared to walk away. They are too entrenched in their own wokeness to have a real discussion with.
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  3983. Biden's only hope with the Dem Soccer Mom demographic is to pick a female VP. They realize he only has a small chance of finishing out his term, so they are in effect picking her as the future President. Of course, how much damage he does before his own party decides that having scrambled eggs for brains in charge and pushes him out doesn't matter.
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  3984. Breaking News: Narcissist sees a subject trending. Finds way to attach it to herself. Seriously, other than shaking down companies by convincing them that she can protect them with her Whamen Powers, what does she do?
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  3985. Part of the downfall of Cadillac. You could replace every Caddy symbol with Oldsmobile, and no one would notice.
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  3986. My prediction for the 2020 election cycle can be summed up with one John Belushi quote. ""Food Fiiiiigghhht!!!"
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  3987. Compared to a few years earlier, these were awesome. Mid 70's Ford 302 was putting out around 130 HP.
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  3988. These are the same people who default to "shoot the gun out of their hand".
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  3989. You count illegal immigrants as part of the number of students you have, but won't cooperate with federal law enforcement when trying to find criminals? Goodbye federal education funds. State and city law enforcement won't cooperate with federal law enforcement? Goodbye federal law enforcement subsidies. This is how they made 21 the national drinking age. It isn't an actual law. But if states didn't raise their age limits they would lose highway funding.
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  3990. It could be worse. You could have had Balenciaga as a sponsor.
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  3991. Remember Pres Obama around the time he was first sworn in? "We have to be ready to rule from day one." Same mindset from the same collective mind.
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  3992. Running Android, FB app. Yes, I have had to resubmit comments several times. I think it might be the latest update. They are famous for breaking stuff while trying to smooth out other parts.
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  3993. White men are more likely to be hit by lightning. Are we being oppressed by the universe?
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  3994. Remember when journalists were celebrated for putting themselves in danger to get a proper take on a story?
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  3995. I knew there was a reason I haven't gotten to bed yet.
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  3996. How about this: Criminals, lay off or deal with stressed out police who ain't in the mood to deal with your shit. Assuming you survive the encounter with angry/stressed out citizens and the police who responded. You will be thrown in jail with a lot of other people who aren't practicing "safe distancing". Maybe you'll survive long enough to see a trial, maybe not.
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  3997. There were good people on the Deathstar. We all still cheered when it blew up.
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  3998. Pity those poor attorneys that will lose so many billable hours as they fight release of the manifesto.
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  3999. TYT are the equivalent of that uncle who will spend an hour explaining why the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Kennedy assassination, and Little Cesar's pizza are part of the same conspiracy.
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  4000. ​ @tomu4725  First gen Neons were notorious for engine issues. Probably two reasons. 1) Chrysler tried to keep costs down and went with "good enough" in too many places. 2) The three speed automatics didn't like highway speeds. The car was conceived in the 55 mph max era. Of course everyone did over that. But when 75+ became the new normal highway cruising speed, those engines were screaming to keep up. They could do it, but it shortened their useful lives.
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  4001. Remember when the lockdowns began and people asked silly questions about how it would effect children and teens who weren't allowed to socialize? Remember being told to shut up and stop trying to kill everyone?
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  4002. It's a hoax. We know it's a hoax. But it's not going to change. About sums up everything BLM is associated with.
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  4003. I decided to radically change the parameters of our relationship. Why is he acting weird and not accepting my one sided decision?
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  4004. I had a Checker for a while. It was a great car and definitely stood out. Largest interior I've ever had in a car. You could put a bike in the back, or headband for a bed. (I did both.) It was the only non limousine I've been in that I could sit in the back and stretch my legs straight out.
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  4005. @bkark0935  I really should check my homework before turning it in.
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  4006. For the same reason there was a Ukrainian flag two years ago. Because someone told them to. They don't know why, they aren't even capable of asking.
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  4007. In high theft areas they are returning to it. Almost everything is locked away and you have to call an employee to open it.
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  4008. Sending kids to school to learn the three R's. Racism Reparations Reconquesta
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  4009. Check's nephew is another socialist who doesn't have the self awareness to realize they'd be the first against the wall if the revolution they want ever happened.
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  4010. Women were prevented from having combat roles first because of tradition. Then because the vast majority couldn't meet the physical skills requirements for a combat MOS. Then, when the requirements were lowered, endangering everyone they might serve with, they still couldn't pass. Finally, the overwhelming majority of women who join the military avoid the more physically demanding jobs.
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  4011. It won't matter. To her or the brainless drones that will be voting for her and the potato brain. Orange Man Bad, Cops Bad, everything that doesn't give them free stuff bad.
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  4012. But they
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  4013. A stuffed belly, football, AND a Great War video? Today is too good.
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  4014. The title and thumbnail were giving me flashbacks to when I lost my mind and bought a Triumph Spitfire. It would lock shut occasionally with zero throttle response, just idle. I became quite good at recognizing when the problem was about to happen. I could jump out, pop the hood, tap the carb with a screwdriver and any improvised hammer thingy, and be back in the driver's seat before most lights had changed.
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  4015. Courts have declared that the state (police) are not responsible for the safety of an individual. If you have a police force that is undersized, poorly deployed, or just plain sucks there is nothing directly that you can do about it. Well, nothing legally. I can see some neighborhoods starting citizen patrols. Maybe a few groups of guys who happen to be walking around looking for a midnight baseball game and also happen to be carrying bats.
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  4016. FT knew where he came from. They knew his entire history, social/political views, and how it influenced his work. But they hired him. I have no sympathy for the Financial Times.
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  4017. Useless trivia. He fought, unsuccessfully, to be listed on the ballot as Jimmy Carter. Instead his full name, James Earl Carter, appeared. He was afraid of being associated with James Earl Ray, the assassin of Dr King.
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  4018. The longer Sanders hangs in, the greater the chance Biden goes absolutely Coocoo for Cocopuffs live on stage. It may seem cruel to be waiting for an old man to lose it. But the DNC machine insisted he run, and they were well aware he wasn't all there when he started.
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  4019. In the last month, or so, the Chinese bots and shills have been flooding YouTube comment sections almost as bad as the Dems claimed Russia did. Yet (no surprise) the left doesn't seem upset about it.
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  4020. Why is the cop putting out the fire? Employee puts out the fire, cop goes after psycho. I understand "not my job", but I'm pretty sure extinguishing a small fire in the middle of the store is probably covered in the job description.
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  4021. Send them to Waukegan, Aurora, Zion, and the other surrounding cities. I'm sure they can figure out how to get to Chicago from there.
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  4022. TDS is real.
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  4023. White Catholic Man murdered in church. Muslim women and Trans most effected.
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  4024. A long burst. Though I honestly don't know what optimum range for dogfighting in WWII.
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  4025. Remember, that's JEB,!
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  4026. Twice the Dry, with all the Docky goodness.
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  4027. But...but...but now a 10 year old can make a machine gun in his bedroom. Crying and ripping of clothes commences Won't somebody please think about the children!!
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  4028. Joe Biden: Gaffe, just Joe being Joe. Donald Trump: Lies! Fact check him! Impeach Orange Man!
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  4029. How many years did the FBI, and others, tell us that if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear. So, what is the FBI hiding and what are they afraid of?
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  4030. If they can flood the 911 system with calls about "kidnappings", I see nothing wrong with this.
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  4031. Jailed for trying to fix a mistake that the state hadn't noticed to begin with. Imagine going to the IRS and telling them they issued you a refund check that was too large, then being charged for tax evasion.
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  4032. Nowhere near the $1,000 he estimated. Maybe $200 on a good day. Likely end up in the trash when they can't find a buyer.
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  4033. But is their landlord charging them extra for the additional new square footage? I wouldn't put it past NY to fine them because the new seating exceeds their permit.
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  4034. Social Security was designed from the beginning to have contributors (workers) pay in and never collect. You can call it a scam, or miscalculation of demographics (People stopped having larger families after the baby boom.) Either way it couldn't succeed forever.
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  4035. The fact that the Great Right Wing Riot is known by a date, Jan 6 and leftist riots are considered just another Tuesday says a lot.
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  4036. I'd be hard pressed to find anything Jimmy Dore and I agree on. But I will give him credit for being smart enough to get in front of this whole thing. A lot of public figures haven't learned it. If you think some bad news is about to break, break the news yourself. The first version of most stories is the one the majority of people remember.
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  4037. Voting, or so were told. Unfortunately idiots and the perpetual victim class also vote, apparently in large numbers.
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  4038. I don't know what the English were afraid of. The Germans are a very sensible people. I'm sure they'll pick a wise and peaceful leader.
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  4039. Or from the list of protected groups. Assuming the threat comes from a member of a non protected group. If it's PG on PG then it comes down to the intersectionality hierarchy and who can check the most victim boxes.
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  4040. I'll split the difference. Arrest the dealers and let them face mandatory minimum time. Offer treatment to users. If you are both, detox in jail. I've heard it's so much fun.
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  4041. Periscope Films on YouTube has several older PSA movies like this. There are also a lot of the anti drug scare films that range from funny to WTF.
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  4042. This is essentially legally enforced extortion. You can either pay them to get out today or fight them in court for months while they run up bills you will be responsible for. Plus likely wreck the property while they are there. Squatters know full well what they are doing. They know the police won't touch them. They know they have the power and are willing to abuse it.
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  4043. Wait, I'm only 3 and a half hours into Sunday's video.
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  4044. ​ @Jduekengn qqq1q1
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  4045. Unfortunately we can't ask him why he brought it back. For the same reason 98% of the people watching this channel would. Because he could.
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  4046. 1) They aren't reported to immigration because they are arrested in a sanctuary city. 2) It's not immediate deportation. It will be brought up at their citizenship hearing, in 10 years.
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  4047. Most of this will be repeated less than twenty years later during the Spanish Civil War. Enthusiasm and revolution meets reality. Foreign military advisors beating their heads against the wall of local customs. Supposedly allied factions at each other's throats. A hundred decrees and official statements, for every possible tactic. Combat mismanagement that makes Custer look like a brilliant victor at Little Big Horn. Like here, if not for the sheer slaughter involved, it would have been an unbelievable comedy.
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  4048. Armed civilians claiming the right to seize the property of others based on their race. Separate schools and scholastic programs based on race. Restrictions on housing and employment based on race. Congratulations libs, you've successfully recreated 1958 Mississippi.
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  4049. How many times has he been part of catch and release by local police? It's usually 30+ before you even see a judge outside of arraignment.
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  4050. Also, from the US point of view in your scenario, you need some who can take charge when everything falls apart. An NCO, even a low one, who can point to random lost or disconnected soldiers and tell them to fall in because they are now part of a new unit created on the spot.
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  4051. We've all had to whore a bit. Well, some more than others.
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  4052. Hey, that pipeline through Syria is important for America, and for the American people because.... reasons. Even more so now that we aren't getting oil from Canada. So everyone salute (And surrender some more cash) as Capt Potato Brain sends in the troops.
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  4053. Methadone was intended as a temporary fix. A way to decrease the need for heroin or other opiates and wean them away from the addiction. As Ronald Reagan said "There's nothing so permanent as a temporary government program."
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  4054. He keeps telling me to go away. But YouTube keeps suggesting I go back.
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  4055. The mentorship/first hire rules are to justify hiring people based on how many of the alphabet boxes they can check off despite being totally unqualified.
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  4056. Unnamed freelance journalist: Translation, activist with a Twitter account.
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  4057. Socialists of America, unite. Buy oil futures at $200/bbl. Venezuela needs you. The party needs you. Chavez's daughter needs you(r money).
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  4058. It's what you bring to the range when they implement a no 50 Cal rule. Just show them that the 50 has been removed.
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  4059. I'm reminded of the people who bought homes in a new subdivision between two farms. Then complained about crop-dusting and other farming techniques that were going on years before the first home was built.
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  4060. Those crackers weren't supposed to be the only thing eaten in a shelter. It was assumed local authorities would supplement the supplies on hand. Though most didn't. There was also hard candy often issued. But these were discontinued after the dies used in it were found to be carcinogenic.
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  4061. As I was watching this I was going to make a snarky comment like "It could be worse, they could charge per day." Holy Shit! Pay per game!?! No. Hell no. Hell fucking no!
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  4062. I use Dow Scrubbing Bubbles. Yes, the stuff for bathrooms. Wet tire/rim Allow excess water to drain. Spray on, wait around 30-45 seconds. Rinse. It removed almost all of the brake dust and other dirt, probably would have done better if I scrubbed.
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  4063. Is toxic femininity a thing? No Is toxic feminism a thing? Hell yes. Feminity is a positive. It's when feminity is warped, corrupted and weaponized into feminism that it becomes toxic.
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  4064. College educated white liberal suburban women (soccer moms with White Savior Complex) voting for a college educated white suburban woman. Sounds about right. This is also the demographic that threw first fulls of cash at BLM.
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  4065. Good morning from a slightly frozen corner of Florida. Hope you are enjoying a merry Christmas/Hanukkah/Festivus/Boxing Day depending on the day you check the comments.
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  4066. No. Mary Ann was on the boat. The boat was named the Minnow. You just can't rely on women for anything.
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  4067. They're just Jawas, roaming the desert and doing Jawa things.
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  4068. I've never had a reason to join the iCult. And they keep giving me less and less.
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  4069. And somehow this will also be Trump's fault.
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  4070. I've had many a disappointing breakfast, but I believe their reaction was a tad extreme.
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  4071. Remember, when you're on the left it isn't perjury. She's just telling "Her truth".
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  4072. Why do LGBTQ activists and allies assume you are talking about gays whenever pedos are mentioned? It's almost like they know their friends preferences.
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  4073. NorthernChev There is a 24 Hours of LeMons. It's an amateur endure race held at various locations around the country. The most notable rule is that no car can cost more than $500 before safety modifications.
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  4074. The 68lb buck and ball combo. F@#&! You and the ship you sailed in with.
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  4075. At the time of the collapse, wasn't the initial cause reported as a sympathetic vibration caused by people tapping their feet? Or am I getting this confused with another incident?
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  4076. With any luck even Portland can't ignore this. If it's catch and release, then all laws are out. Everyone there is on their own.
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  4077. If a [bad person] goes to a movie, does that make everyone who worked on the film an equally [bad person]?
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  4078. Boiled Potato Still being found today. Construction near old battle fields regularly digs up old shells, equipment, and bones. When I lived in Sicily, they were digging a trench to put in new water pipes. It was littered with bullets and shrapnel from WWII.
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  4079. Florida is debating how far to go. This week I'll be lucky to get 16 hours at work. Next week we may close altogether. I've been eligible for unemployment once in my life, and got a job before I received my first check. Now there aren't even other people hiring. I have enough money to make it a while without an income, (Pre-planning works) but a lot of people I work with will be screwed within a month.
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  4080. Coming next season, Elric. With Lizzo in the title role.
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  4081. Go back to the Coof Lockdown. Church and Synagogue meetings along with Trump rallies were declared super spreader events. We were told that not only were BLM protests are safe, but could help reduce spread of the virus.
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  4082.  @IronPsyde  Personally I think rehab should be offered if addiction is the root cause of their criminal activity. At least the first time or two. After that you are on your own to clean up. But being an addict doesn't absolve a person of the crimes they committed and damage done while high or trying to feed their habit. If it is relevant, yes I have been arrested. Thanks to a decent public defender and a judge that bought her defense (It was BS, but good BS so I went with it.) I don't have a felony record.
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  4083. Not just lawyers. If you are a defendant, show up in a suit. Or at least a conservative, business like outfit.
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  4084. Several members of Congress (I'll let you guess they're affiliation) have pushed for national funding to back state level reparations. The state level Dems get the credit, boosting their status, while everyone else gets the bill.
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  4085. Why would they flee the paradise Biden dreams for America's future?
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  4086. You thought 64 genders was a joke? Now there's 1,258. Probably more in a month.
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  4087. Used the proper words about being diagnosed with some new phobia. I see a huge disability lawsuit incoming. And the idiots who run the city will pay it
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  4088. Also remember "too much is never enough". No matter what they ask for, even the impossible, when they get it they've moved on and forgotten what they wanted to begin with.
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  4089. The $5 Billion is for the wall. The extra $.2 Billion is for bear traps.
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  4090. India would require a decade by decade series by itself. Though for it's size and power, it is often overlooked outside of the region.
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  4091. Cooperate or lose funding. Can we do this with our own sanctuary cities and states? Either immediately report the arrest of an immigrant, legal or other, to federal authorities or you lose federal funds for law enforcement and education.
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  4092. And people still wait a year or more to pay a fortune for a Morgan. A car with wood everywhere.
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  4093. With what he's (allegedly) done, he would have been poster boy number one for the Me2 movement. But he's now victim number one. The insanity of leftists is forever growing.
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  4094. Masamune Shirow NONONONONO!!!!! I'm already in prewithdrawal jones mode.
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  4095. Or maybe I'll just continue to not mow my back yard. Let the plants grow and munch on all that yummy CO².
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  4096.  @DC-si8xw  Nah, she nailed some other schmuck for that job. Went on to marry him and allow him the honor of helping to raise the kid while also helping to pay her way through grad school. She, of course, promptly dumped him when he no longer served his purpose and she had a higher earner lined up. I spoke with a mutual friend after this all happened. Apparently there was more than one candidate. But he was the one who wasn't already in a relationship. She had a thing for married guys, or ones with girlfriends.
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  4097. I'm waiting for them to silently add escorts/hookers. It's a market flooded with guys looking to get laid and have proven they are willing to pay for a chance. They might as well have them pay for a sure thing.
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  4098. I'm surprised they still let him do live interviews. Let him ramble, then fix it in editing.
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  4099. Tim, they are used to classic Midwestern Republican conservatives. What you are seeing is the return of right wing populism. It's a bit more militant and far less likely to just walk away. It also doesn't have a centralized leadership. It's small groups coming together for a common cause. Yes, individual groups (cells if you prefer) can be stopped, but ending the overall momentum is much harder.
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  4100. If ever there was a DA who wanted a high profile, look at the good we're doing case, this is it. If you can't get a conviction on this you are completely unqualified for the job.
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  4101. Mayor Wheeler's idea of the middle ground is only letting them burn half the city.
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  4102. When one of these idiots finally gets killed, or seriously injured, just put VP Uncle Joe's advice on a loop. Open a window and fire a couple blasts with a shotgun.
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  4103. Often they are chosen for rolls based on name recognition. They fear being unknown because that means having to actually work for a part instead of being offered one. Public identification is also the difference between $50K for a part in a movie, and $1 million for the same part.
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  4104. A friend who has sole custody of his daughter ran into this when he started dating again. Almost every woman bailed when he mentioned his daughter. They didn't want to be "trapped" as a replacement mommy. He made it a point, from the beginning, not to introduce his daughter to the few women he dated because he didn't want her to get attached to them if it didn't work out. Yet single mothers except men to "step up" and accept responsibility for a kid that isn't theirs as a normal part of dating them right from the start.
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  4105. He wants the means of distribution. Production requires work. Most libs just want to give away what other people produce. And skim a "fair share" off the top for themselves.
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  4106. Yet if Desantis, or any Republican governor had done this, they'd be screaming about a constitutional crisis and demanding impeachment. It would be wall to wall on every news channel. Somehow, crickets.
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  4107. With a T tattooed on their forehead. Let everyone know what they're dealing with.
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  4108. She has a serious grudge against all police and the laws they enforce. In her mind the people should be punished for supporting them in the past and this is her doing the right thing. In simple terms, the bitch is crazy.
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  4109. Government agencies/programs are notorious for sunk cost fallacy. The idea that we've dumped billions into a hole to no effect makes them claim they need billions more. Thirty years to get their sh*t together is too long. Just say you did what you could and walk away. We are not the world's policemen, we are not the world's ATM.
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  4110. It took me about a dozen unsubscribe button hits to get off some lists. Some of them, apparently, only drop you from the current cycle. So in a couple weeks they start back up again because it's a new one. If your boss made multiple donations it is likely his contact information has been packaged and resold to others. General interest lists, like people who watched certain videos, aren't worth much. But confirmed donors are golden.
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  4111. From what I've read, the vast majority of Russian soldiers had no idea what was about to happen. But Russia (And previous Soviet Union) have a long history of this. Before being sent into Hungary the soldiers were told they were there to assist the Hungarian people in stopping a Western backed coup. They would be welcome as liberators, with open arms. They were genuinely shocked when average Hungarians started blocking roads, shooting at them, and trying to blow up their vehicles. There are also a lot of conscripts who want to stay in their (mostly) safe firebases, shoot at the woods, then get the hell out of there.
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  4112.  @imbetterthanyouis  I've been trying to get information from several sources. I've noticed a lot of both pro Ukraine and Russia propaganda. There is the usual fog of war, but this has thousands of people throwing smoke bombs while trying to push their own agenda. It also helps to check the date when the information was collected and posted. The situation is very much in flux. The most accurate description I've seen was from LazerPig "I have no idea what's really going on there. And neither do you." I do agree that the Ukrainian government desperately wants to draw in others. I can't blame them, more allies is better. But combat could spin out of control for either side when outsiders start shooting/getting shot at. We've made it 70 years without US and Russian pilots firing at each other. And even then it was covered up for years. I'd be perfectly happy to go another 70 without it happening.
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  4113. That moment you realize $10 worth of molotovs would have been more effective.
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  4114. So now Democrat leadership thinks picking employees, and which ones to promote, based on skin color, gender, family national history, sexual preference, ect is a bad thing? They've been ramming down the throats of businesses for decades. More rules for thee and not for me.
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  4115. LA, I'll make you a deal. Pay me just $100K and I won't move there to be homeless. Think of all the money you'll be saving.
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  4116. ​ @treznorNSFW  It seemed like a good idea at the time. At least that's my excuse. Of course, with hindsight, a lot of the decisions I made at the time were pretty stupid.
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  4117. ​ @houseofno If GM wants to take credit for the NUMMI Nova (Corolla with different trim), and the Geo line, they can take the hit for screwing up Saturn by selling Saturn badges Opals. As someone said in another comment. Instead of taking the lessons learned from experiments like NUMMI and Saturn and applying them across GM, they used the GM juggernaut to destroy any changes.
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  4118. Anyone in authority asking questions is racist. No investigation, no charges.
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  4119. But they said he'd seen a doctor. And that doctor claimed Uncle Joe was perfectly fit and fully mentally competent. You don't mean the Dem/media Department of Propaganda was incorrect?
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  4120. "We cannot comment or release information due to an ongoing investigation." This was the excuse used in the 1990's by the Clinton administration when people started asking how they got raw FBI files of potential political opponents. I'm still waiting for that "investigation" to be wrapped up and the names of those involved to be released.
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  4121. NYPD is absolutely tits on a bull useless when it comes to theft. In most cases you are told to go online to file a report. If you have pictures or video they might send someone by to look at it.
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  4122. If it has over four points it's banned as an SBR. Do you own a gun? A) No, 3 points. B) yes, 6 points.
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  4123. Meanwhile I'm busting my ass to get by . And I don't come close to earning $6,500/month.
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  4124. Which of the 6,832 no-no words did you use?
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  4125. You heard his brother. That is the local community. Thug life is celebrated and getting away with criminal behavior is seen as a victory.
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  4126. Check out some union jobs. Many UAW representatives also work the line. But they collect a check for both simultaneously. So a 40 hour week gets them 80 hours of pay. All that before overtime kicks in.
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  4127. He's cheesing again.
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  4128. It's not incompetence, it's planned. They know full well this will add greater stress to the system. The intent is to crush the system so they can rebuild it in their own glorious image.
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  4129. If this were to happen in America, the news stories would be: 1) How it's Trump's fault. 2) Blaming global warming, and Trump. 3) Republicans are to blame. 4) Women and minorities most affected. 5-9 Various social workers blaming Trump and Republicans. 10) A little bit of relevant information.
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  4130. I have faith enough members of the House who don't live in guaranteed reelection districts will tell Princess Pelosi to shut up and and get out of the way. Even with the press propaganda machine running overtime, they realize there will be a backlash by the right, center, and non insane left.
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  4131. Be careful is because there are bad people. If we honestly thought all men were bad we'd lock our women in a basement or nunnery.
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  4132. Much like mainstream news, he mentioned the primary demographic by not mentioning it.
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  4133. The corpo left. People like Newsom, Pelosi, and Clinton. This is one of the reasons for the rise of the "radical left". Many aren't really radical or very far left. They are the populist left that realize the party of the people isn't and is becoming less so every year. So they end up in more fringe groups.
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  4134. It's a gray area of the law. Many squatters have learned which cities will allow them to get away with it. The people living there only have to provide documentation, no one is required to verify it. Technically they could have a "lease" written in crayon on the back of a pizza box. That's all the proof required to make the cops go away until ordered to do an eviction by the court. Getting a conviction order through the court, especially if you don't have a rental agreement to begin with, can take months. By the time the police, usually Sheriff's deputies, show up to enforce the order they'll usually have two or three other places already scouted and to begin the process all over.
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  4135. I'm getting nervous about Borderlands 3.
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  4136. A fine example of a rifle using the fabled Jiggle Load system.
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  4137. They have a security system. It just takes pictures of people that will never serve time even if they ever get arrested.
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  4138. TYT "Oh my God! Biden ended up doing everything they said he would. Then started doing even worse stuff." But we all know that when November rolls around they'll be back to Vote Blue.
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  4139. Beginning of the war, soldiers eaten by wolves. Now, soldiers consider wolf steak a treat.
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  4140. Release in China first. So, it will be available as a pirated DVD/Blu Ray movie before it has a chance to be seen in America.
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  4141. Disney/Marvel to professional reviewers. "Boost those ratings already! What the hell do you think we're paying you for?"
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  4142. In the 80's I had a girlfriend who lived in the dorms. Her building probably dated back to the post WWII building boom. It was the classic military barracks style with bunk beds, no closets and barely room for two desks. The "good dorms" on campus allowed four people to share a bathroom instead of one per floor.
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  4143. Let's test Hasan's theory. Steal his car. Take it for a joy ride. Then abandon it before he can file a report with the police. Did anyone steal his car?
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  4144. The alphabet lobby won't be happy until Disney closes everything in Florida and moves out.
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  4145. Probably remembered. They met in his car in front of her house. So they either hoped she left it inside or had it in the purse the guy who was shot was trying to steal. Regardless, clearly not members of MENSA.
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  4146. Expect high profile companies that operate in multiple states to start requiring proof of poke first. It will probably start with NFL/MLB games.
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  4147. Wait! So you are telling me that the guy I just paid all that money wasn't a real Vault Tech representative?
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  4148. The guy with the 44 has clearly studied cats. Even after you screw up, just keep acting like you planned to do that.
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  4149. Schumer is waiting on the midterm blue wave. He (and other Congressional Dems) have no realistic plan B if it doesn't happen.
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  4150. I may have heard about him in someone's video before his great flameout, and assumed he shut down and moved on to something else without a public presence.
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  4151. I don't know what you are talking about. My Bell Button is a true patriot, doing great work for our nation and it's people. Your, clearly inferior, Bell Button is nothing more than a whipped dog doing the bidding of its corrupt masters.
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  4152. He has a video about the willing blindness that is common in China, especially in the cities. If it's a stranger you don't get involved.
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  4153. Remember when the state of Florida tried to purge the voter lists? They used jury summons notices. Every person who claimed that they couldn't serve on a jury because they weren't a citizen, was dropped from the voter lists. Because THEY SIGNED a formal legal form stating that they were not citizens. The Dems immediately went full tilt, and demanded that they all be put back on the list of registered voters. Where did most of this happen? Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach Counties. Surprise, surprise.
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  4154. With the nose ring twins, look at the woman on the left. Check out her condescending tone in many of her answers. There's a silent "You effing idiot" at the end of most of them. Also check out her facial expressions. The bugged out eyes and head tilt. Men, if you notice anything like this in a woman you are interested in, run like hell. Run, don't look back. These are all "I'm batshit crazy" signals. She will ruin, or at least attempt to ruin your life.
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  4155. Claiming they represent a great majority with made up statistics. Not new. The way a question is asked or problem is framed has huge influence over the outcome. If you ask "Using current technology, would you support a minimum milage rating of 35 MPG?" The answer would be overwhelmingly yes. If you ask "Should any vehicle incapable of achieving 35 MPG, regardless of age, be banned from private ownership?" The answer would be no. People would assume anyone asking for this was insane.
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  4156. When I lived in Sicily, Mt Etna was very active. We went to the points where it was erupting regularly. But it has the more slow flowing (I'm sure there's a proper name for it) lava. When a vent would open up at lower elevations, or near the beach, people knew to move away. Several thousand gallons of water instantly being turned to steam may look interesting. But has some unhealthy side effects. Ask a lobster.
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  4157. I didn't earn it. I don't know why I'm getting it. But I'll raise hell if anyone tries to take it away. Grandpa Simpson
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  4158. From a young age I was taught MSRP was Maximum a Sucker Really Pays. Somehow it became the absolute base price before fees.
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  4159. From the same people who claim non whites don't know how to get a driver's license, social security card, or other ID.
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  4160. I think $9 is probably realistic. But that would still be cause for revolt in most other states.
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  4161. Repeal the Patriot Act, why? It's temporary. President Bush and all the leaders in Congress (Both parties) told us it was temporary. Clearly when it expires it will go away. Please ignore Congress rubber stamping every part of it that comes up for renewal. They only slowing down long enough to to expand it even further. For our own good, of course.
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  4162. Time is racist. Logic is racist. Scientific method is racist. Math is racist. Economic theory is racist. Grammer is racist. Remember when only the belief that one race is superior/inferior to another?
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  4163. Amateur mistake. They should have followed GM's model. Charge $300 for a Humvee part that anyone could buy at AutoZone for $25. Even when pointed out publicly, GM (American General division) kept submitting bills and the government kept paying.
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  4164. Oh goody. NYPD can watch crimes live and not do anything about it. At least this will save on paperwork.
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  4165. Nothing new. I remember in the early 90's when ATF (BATF/BATFE) had went through an inventory audit and discovered that they had "misplaced" a huge number of guns. The sheer number and type would have had any private company shut down, bankrupted with fines, and many of the employees heading to prison. Of course there were no ramifications, just told to do better in the future.
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  4166. If she wanted her older stuff scrubbed she should have pulled a Traci Lords. Produce a birth certificate (even a fake one) showing she was underage when she started. Her name and image will disappear from every site within a day. By the time the truth comes out, the algorithms on every major site will automatically stop any attempt to upload her material.
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  4167. Reclassify them as Indigenous Felines.
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  4168. Note to Democrats. No one gives a shit who's name is on a check. Only the number and will it clear. Pass it, then go out hold a press conference claiming credit. It doesn't matter
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  4169. One Meeeiiillllon subscribers.... Congratulations dude.
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  4170. I've camped in front of a store for concert tickets. But never for Black Friday or to be first to buy a "thing".
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  4171. This is why cops get so agitated when other people try to get in close during an arrest or when questioning. The son was looking at a ticket or citation. But mommy dearest had to jump in and be the one in control. This escalated everything.
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  4172. ​ @jimshoe402  A friend's dad sold his boat in the 80's. The guy who bought it showed up with a paper grocery bag full of cash. The next day he made sure all paperwork associating him with the boat was changed. He figured it was time to sit back and wait for a call from the Coast Guard or DEA.
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  4173. And now our daily cat video. With additional social/political commentary by some guy in a jacket.
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  4174. The tank at 3:26. It's marked WC, water closet? That is one heavily defended latrine.
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  4175. A lot of network talking heads and leftist editorial writers are complaining about the cost. Really? If they can show me one story they wrote, showing concern over Madam Obama's travel expenses for her and her friends while First Lady, I'll listen. Until then, shut the fuck up.
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  4176. ​@trevmac7979-h8y Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but weren't people also banned from traveling between provinces without proof of the poke?
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  4177. ​ @victoriajohnson4420  It's no secret that Social Security disability applications skyrocketed. Sometimes I feel like an idiot for not doing it myself. Because of chronic pain and nerve issues I've probably been eligible for years. But I keep dragging myself out of bed and doing the grind. Probably my parents hammering that silly work ethic into my head.
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  4178. I think they way overestimated the market for certain models, like the Bronco. Yes, the first shipments were sold out before the first one hit the lot. There was a sizable backorder. But that was it. Very few people who don't have one, want one. And none of those people are paying premium plus to get one. Add to this we are plowing through a recession. Economists can call it whatever they want, but it's a recession. You'd think a few dealers would remember 2007/8 when they were suddenly stuck with lots full of tarted up high end SUVs. The market for them evaporated quickly. The eras of cheap money and everyone gets financed always come to a crashing end.
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  4179. People in my neighborhood are also ignoring it. Yesterday some people down the street were having a BBQ with around 15-20 people. When I walked my dog by them I asked why. "Ain't no one here sick." was the response I got. I don't wish harm on anyone, but if they do catch the virus, I won't be wasting any tears for these idiots.
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  4180. Tim, you overlooked a huge part of the Molotov Lawyer story. When arrested she gave the police a description of the person who she claimed gave it to her. A young black man (surprise!). She even described his hair style and other features. It was complete BS. But it sent cops looking for what they thought were dangerous people. She intentionally set up black men to have a hostile encounter with cops. Yet she's a hero to many on the left.
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  4181. The 4WD Tercel was a better built vehicle, but basically a slightly enlarged hatchback. Unfortunately they tended to rip up a lot of tires and transmissions because people used the four wheel drive option at the wrong time. Edit: Also, at the time, Japanese manufacturers still hadn't figured out how to rust proof cars for northern US states.
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  4182. Liberals, math is not, nor will it ever be your friend.
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  4183. EdgeLORD!?! Are they assuming my edge identity?
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  4184. Trump was for it, so she's against it. Basic TDS plus the power to do something about it. This is a very dangerous combination.
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  4185. After the second Trump election there were a string of politically enlightened people trying to explain why so many people voted for what was clearly against their interests. There was a professor (Not a white male) saying that DEI is good for white men because it gave them something to compete for and encouraged excellence in their field. Basically "Try harder even though you know it's rigged." Also, ironically admitting that DEI hires definitely weren't the best available.
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  4186. My bell button left very detailed map coordinates before it left. Unfortunately it had orders to destroy all documents before bugging out so as to prevent capture. This also seems to have included the map. Perhaps, in the future, evasion training should be explained a little better.
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  4187. Much like women's cycles syncing up, it will happen with men and facial hair.
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  4188. Tim failed at the new/electronic media the way the Dodge brothers failed at partnership with Ford. They were making thousands, saw an opportunity to make millions and jumped on it.
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  4189. So, what I'm hearing and seeing is "You should make your next protective vest from an Atlas Stone."
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  4190. It's like a block party.* *If you are holding it in Chicago or Beruit.
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  4191. I want to go to whatever city is holding the DNC Presidential Convention and plaster Trump stickers on random cars in the parking area. Just to watch them vandalize each other's cars.
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  4192. Arresting the parent(s) wouldn't pass the first constitutional challenge. But if you want to hit them where it hurts, cut off welfare benefits when your kid is shown to be a menace. When those checks are threatened, Momma will have them home and chained to the wall.
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  4193. Anyone want to take bets that she demands, and gets, at least half of the family assets?
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  4194. Resign from office. Keep whatever she grabbed while there. Keep a sizable pension. Offer a backhanded apology that blames everyone around her. No jail time.
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  4195. We've all known Ebegging socialists were running a scam. It's just nice to have the numbers.
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  4196. Okay SJW crowd. If there are so many of you, and you buy/don't buy so many games, MAKE ONE. Make one socially conscious game that can stand alone in the free market and turn a profit. You claim to represent millions. If they are so desperately wanting this lifestyle affirming game, it should be a smash hit. Show the gaming world how it's done. If you can't, then frankly, shut the fuck up and get out of the way of those that are doing it.
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  4197. He's trying to walk the fence with the grandfather clause. If you own something, you can keep it, but you can't get another, and if you don't already own one you're screwed. I believe in the granddaughter clause. If I can own it, so should future generations of Americans.
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  4198. Use the high speed setting for a final run. Slow speed to creep towards the target area.
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  4199. "I'm high end." No honey, you're high maintenance. There is a big difference. If you were high end you'd be hanging out with a guy who owns a restaurant franchise. High maintenance just means a lot of work. This was okay with my old Triumph Spitfire. It was fun and if something went too wrong I could put it away for a while. You are drama, and I get the feeling she's the type to start a timer as soon as she sends a text or email. Don't respond fast enough? Dumped and blocked.
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  4200. Even Motorweek mentioned it in later reviews. Not junk (POS as you put it), but Audi cars did develop a bit of a reputation for each having their own "quirks". A problem, usually small but noticeable, that could never really be taken care of. This would have been fine in a Chevy or Chrysler at half the price. Jaguar owners seemed to take it as a badge of honor. But for what they were charging and the owners expected it was unacceptable.
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  4201. When does the BLM Christmas shopping protest begin?
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  4202. Sadly, just this week George Edmonson aka Mr Two Bits passed away. He had been leading cheers for the University of Florida since 1949. Though he officially retired in 2008, he still made occasional appearances.
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  4203. Black Lives Matter is suing Black Lives Matter, seriously.
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  4204. Twitter Wars II The House Strikes Back.
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  4205. Democrats, you had a populist left wing Presidential candidate. His name was Bernie Sanders. But you rallied behind the corpo dem Hillary Clinton because "History!". Just like you had a "progressive" Joe Rogan. His name is Joe Rogan, but you freaked out because he wasn't 100% pure. You've had every candidate you are demanding, but kept supporting someone else because they party leaders told you so. Stop being sheep. Stop demanding all or nothing, you keep getting nothing.
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  4206. For the past couple months I've noticed occasional empty spots on grocery store shelves. Those spots are growing. I work in a restaurant, in the past month or suppliers have run out of raw chicken, ground beef, carryout boxes, straws, and various other items. Being short once in a while is normal, but the number of items and the time they aren't available is growing. The prices we're paying for stuff is also jumping significantly, especially meat and produce. We can only raise our prices so much before customers start finding alternatives and it collapses.
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  4207. If they are going test an experimental vaccine, would you prefer Congo or Colorado? Better it fail there, than if we are forced to try it in more civilized areas.
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  4208. Kanall Simms Manufacturers and distributors can only produce and ship so much. Scarcity, even an artificial one, causes the prices to skyrocket.
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  4209. Rules thee not for me. Episode #6,574.
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  4210. Remember when Trump took the full sh*t storm for saying there were some "bad hombres" coming in? I do, mainstream propaganda can't seem to recall.
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  4211. Germany "Now? You waited until now to go after Russia!?! You know you could have mentioned this plan five years ago and saved everyone a lot of problems.
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  4212. Joke from WWII A German officer is pointing up. He tells his new troops how to identify aircraft. "If you see blue, it's British. If you see green, it's American. If you see nothing, it's Luftwaffe." I don't think the Russians find this joke funny anymore.
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  4213. By contemporary standards, they weren't. Basically carpet bombing. To hit a specific building, like a factory, they'd pretty much level the city it was in.
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  4214. I'm 54. I am very lucky the internet, as it exists today, wasn't around back then. Late teen/twenty something me would have posted stuff that would have had me burned at the stake.
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  4215. He is exactly what the three strikes law was meant to deal with. But they found one case out of a thousand where it could be spun as too harsh or extreme, and the bleeding hearts couldn't wait to get rid of it.
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  4216. I'm enjoying this series about the "secret" ultra lean carburator system. One, slightly related, question. Have you had any experience with water injection? Not with an intercooler system, but directly with the fuel/air mix. I know it wouldn't work with modern cars, but I remember it being pushed in magazines back in the late 70's and 80's.
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  4217. The Kenosha cops will take a hit in the form of a couple weeks of vacation. Maybe a few more on desk duty. Then back to normal.
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  4218. That moment they realize the greener grass they left for was really astroturf. They bought into the myth that they could bail on a marriage at 35, or 40 and there will be a pick of great (for them) guys waiting. They're surprised most guys at that point fall into three categories. 1) Already taken by someone who knows how to treat him right. 2) Are picky and have standards they don't meet. 3) Are more comfortable being alone than in a serious relationship. If you check Reddit, TikTok, etc you'll find plenty of women who want the guy they left back. But don't understand they burned every bridge on the way out.
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  4219. Cuomo bravely reporting from Commie Pox isolated is like the reporters in war zones wearing a flack vest and kevlar helmet, with a mic in one hand and gas mask in another. All despite being 30 miles from any shooting.
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  4220. Lucas Cunha Rocha During the war, others saw their colonies get torn apart, infrastructure destroyed, and manpower depleted. Brazil ramped up during the war, and lost almost nothing. They were set to move forward quickly afterwards. Much like American industry after WWII.
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  4221. I'm waiting for the left to demand we bring back DDT.
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  4222. Still not as bad as the so called leaders in Congress kneeling for BLM.
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  4223. Jack Murphy: Chapter (Too many to count) in How Not to React to Online Controversy. You'd think people would know what to do when the manure hits the turbine. Instead they go full emotional and strike out in all the wrong directions.
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  4224. Possibly Florida. The FHP drove Mustangs at the time.
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  4225. Virtue signaling will not save you from the mob. They don't care about your Facebook posts or Tweets. They don't care which candidates you supported or what causes you gave money to. It's a mob, it is a roaming mass of destructive energy.
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  4226. Is this chocolate available in "fun size"? It sounds like the sort of thing I'd like to pass out on Halloween in order to get back at the parents who send their kids to my place. Good luck getting them to bed tonight.
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  4227. You are doing a video about unsafe breast implants and you chose a nondescript, clear blob as a thumbnail. 1) I thank you for your respect for the issue. 2) Have you never been on the internet? You do know how to make proper clickbait thumbnails, right?
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  4228. If the so called leaders are allowed to ignore it, what's the point of having one?
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  4229. Chicken Little can only yell the sky is falling so many times before people decide he'd better serve them as nuggets. State and city leaders have overreached and tried for too much control. They have lost believablity even among their own supporters.
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  4230. Main Stream Media "Biden is not raising your taxes. He is just allowing them to return to their natural state after years of them being kept artificially low."
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  4231. Feminists have been split over porn and prostitution. Classic feminists, original 70's era type, hated it. They saw it as exploitation. Third wave, AKA modern crazies, were somehow conned into believing bimbo=boss.
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  4232. So perhaps there needs to be a X space, a Y space, and a Z space. I believe that was called segregation. And no, I'm not taking about bathrooms, changing rooms, ect. But for at least the past two decades the left has been calling for special places for special people.
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  4233. I swear YouTube ads get more annoying each month. It's an attempt to force people onto the premium version.
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  4234. Don't believe anything the mainstream press says within 24 hours of a shooting/violent incident. Give it some time for additional information to come out. I'm not saying everything released is 100% wrong. But first reports are incomplete.
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  4235. Groups of youths. Maybe call them a Youth Group, like the Boy Scouts or CYO.
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  4236. There is an example in a military museum. But the actual munitions for it have long been disassembled. It's probably kept around as an example of how not to design a weapon system.
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  4237. $350 plus expenses for a date? Damn, hookers are are getting expensive.
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  4238. The Skussy. Suddenly anyone who heard a DI threaten to skull fuck a recruit is having very bad memories.
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  4239. Add a "Dude" and "Weeeessle", and he becomes Pauly Shore. I wondered what happened to him.
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  4240. Ask the Chinese, they'll tell you it was spread by US soldiers.
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  4241. I honestly thought it was a parody when I first heard it. Or maybe someone created the names to refer to More Woke Than Woke characters. Nope, they really did it.
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  4242. I watched seasons 1 & 2. After that it went full CW and I walked away.
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  4243. My first thought was "Let's get this on to a tray.... Nice."
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  4244. They got a lot of trucks and similar equipment as part of the Lend/Lease program right before and during WW2. My guess is they found a design that worked and stuck with it. A lot of the either ZiL or ZiM cars used by the elite officials from the 50's to the 70's look like Packards because they bought the tooling, machines, and dies from Packard.
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  4245. FBI drone footage of this, but strangely absent from all the other "peaceful protests". I'm sure they just overlooked it.
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  4246. I have an older one (180 serial number, 1976 manufacture). At 75 yards the grouping looks more like a shotgun spread test. I've shot some newer ones, vastly improved. If you are looking to buy a Mini 14, definitely avoid the early models.
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  4247. It sounds like you are starting at the wrong end. The question shouldn't be "I have a sporterized rifle, how can I restore it?" It would be easier if "I have a pile of spare parts, what can I attach them to?"
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  4248. Bavarian Breer Frau is saddened by your lack of skills.
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  4249. The daily White House press briefings would become an endless circle jerk. Just a lot of "reporters" chanting "President Woman of Color" while furiously flogging the dolphin.
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  4250. I could have done the whole interview using an AI programmed to give nothing but codeword non answer answers. Either she has limited cognitive abilities or has been heavily trained to give specific responses to questions containing certain words. Likely both.
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  4251. It was reported during the trial that Joe would pardon Hunter.
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  4252. The familiarity with the Chrysler minivans was a big selling point. I think Iacocca insisted on that quality during development. Getting used to a truck like feeling is easy, but no one is going to do it during a 15 minute test drive. He wanted something that wouldn't spook suburban moms.
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  4253. I used to call it wanting the Martha Stewart Life. They didn't seem to realize it took an army of staff to pull it off. And then was an ideal at best, and more likely an illusion. Today it's the Instagram Mom. They don't realize every pic is posed and set up.
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  4254. Remember, if you aren't doing anything wrong you have nothing to worry about. Some Government Drone.
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  4255. The Democrats are well aware of the rules and how to use them. Why do you think Clinton went on her "listening tour"? To be able to pocket all the money collected. As soon as she is officially a candidate, the money belongs to the campaign, not her. Also, the amounts and who it came from must be publicly available. This also gave her time to meet with (bribe) the superdelegates to ensure that a pesky primary wouldn't get in her way.
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  4256. No, YOU give me the money. I'm broke.
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  4257. I only watched part of it. I kept hoping Tim would challenge him. Not on Vaush's views, but when he outright lied about stuff. And it was events Tim has talked about before, so he knew reality.
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  4258. Let's be honest. The goal isn't to start in juvenile court, it is to keep the case there. In little boy court there are no real penalties. You'd practically have to detonate a nuke before anyone considered it enough of a crime to move up adult prosecution. Got to keep those innocent babies out of the system for as long as possible. That way, when they hit 18 (Or 21, or 25, or whatever Maryland calls age of majority now.) everything is a first offense all over. And you wouldn't put someone in prison for just one mistake?
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  4259. Don't worry, they have a solution. Blame Trump and corporate greed.
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  4260. Ludwigia pilosa According to his headstone, he was a sergeant. Because, fuck officers.
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  4261. It was, sort of. But today it is called Jordan. But when the Palestinians rose up against Jordan, they were stomped flat. With an understanding that next time there would be no negotiated cease fire. Only extermination.
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  4262. It's also textbook selective prosecution. Uncle Joe also had classified documents in his possession. And they were being prepared for public release through his library. But no charges because he was too mentally incompetent. But still competent enough to run the country.
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  4263. The woman arguing that the Federal Department of Education isn't a federal agency. So, given that alimony and child support are determined in state courts, can we assume she is apposed to garnishing wages in order to pay those? Federal has nothing to do with it even if her argument was valid. You can have a judgement and lien slapped against you from a private entity and still have money taken directly from your paycheck before you ever see it.
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  4264. Murder, serial "struggle snuggle", and the other biggies. You really have to screw up to do real time in most leftist run areas.
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  4265. I'm convinced the CIA decided they were big and famous (Not secret) enough that everyone would blame/credit them with whatever crazy things that happen. So now they have a side hustle of taking the blame for things done by the NSA, Mossad, MI6, or other intelligence agencies.
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  4266. Sorry honey, but if you can't tell the difference between "Has had previous boyfriends" and "McDonald's drive thru", you are the problem.
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  4267. It had a good week or two run. Then those evil racists released videos of the victims of "Asian hate" and people began to notice similarities in the perpetrators. Had to scrub the internet really fast after that.
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  4268. I don't mind electric cars. For what they do, they do it well. My personal problems with them are: 1) Price. I can't afford a new car, gas or electric. By the time there are enough used ones on the market I assume I'm probably going to be replacing the battery fairly soon after purchasing it. So, more money. 2) Charging. I live in a townhouse with street parking. Dragging cables across a sidewalk from my place to the care isn't practical. Plus, where I live, they'd probably be stolen within an hour.
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  4269. Theory and reality often don't mix well. See also New York and it's changing views about being a sanctuary city.
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  4270. I live in a town with twenty times the population. Our mayor gets a driver, just one, on loan from the police department. No caravan of escort vehicles. Only for official business, though that can be pretty open to interpretation.
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  4271. Avenatti is supposed to be a brilliant lawyer, who understands PR and the media. But doesn't have the brains/foresight to record his own interviews? Or possibly he drank too much of the Kool Aid, and believed Time was on the same side, therefore wouldn't turn on him.
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  4272. ​ @greglane3978  See Oregon and Washington. After screwing up California they fled north. And promptly repeated what they did back in California. But don't worry, it will work this time.
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  4273. ​ @Ixaglet  Hamas replaced the previous group because they were so flagrantly corrupt. Sadly, neither the first or last time in history that people were so fed up with their leaders that they replaced them with.... anything else.
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  4274. I miss some of my old motorcycles more than most of the women I've known.
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  4275. I have one. A Llama Especial 22. Nice enough gun, except I need a new magazine. Unfortunately they changed specs on the mags 3 or 4 times during it's run. And, of course, none seem to be interchangeable.
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  4276. So the people who demand the elimination of bail demand an increase in bail? Sounds like just another day in the minds of the pretzel logic left.
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  4277. ​ @secretbassrigs  Schools supported by religious institutions can receive state and federal funds. But they come with conditions. Some of these are not being able to turn down a student for their religious beliefs. So, for example, a Muslim child would be allowed in a Catholic school. Also, religious activities and participation can not be a requirement for the students. A student can be denied access based on moral grounds if they go against the views of that particular school or supporting church.
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  4278. Wasn't that Louie Armstrong?
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  4279. Two weeks to get better. Oops, we meant two years. And by two years, we meant two election cycles. Unless you idiots go and screw that up by electing people who refuse to submit. Then we'll just start another panic over a new strain.
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  4280. This plus four uploads from Drachinifel (including the Nevada, mentioned in this video) this morning. So much ships.
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  4281. Also $90K bond. Shouldn't discussion of a bond release for murder, even if it is an option, should start at $1 million and go up from there?
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  4282. California doesn't have a border patrol. It has a welcome center.
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  4283. Watched the whole thing. Excuse me, I think I need a long, hot shower.
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  4284. Definitely no federal oversight and second prosecution waiting in the wings.
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  4285. Every company above a certain size has bosses with their golden children. Humans play favorites, it's what they do.
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  4286. It's probably quieter when they are gone. Also less stressful because everyone doesn't have to walk on eggshells.
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  4287. Shawn agreed with Anna. Anna agreed with Shawn. WTF! What is this bizarro universe I've stumbled into?
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  4288. I believe Florida recently passed a law that added an additional charge if you are caught looting or using a natural disaster as cover for criminal activity. So many people won't evacuate during a hurricane because they are afraid that even if their home survives a storm, it will be cleared out by looters afterword.
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  4289. They believed CNN/MSNBC when they said only naughty people could appose helping just a few people escape tyranny. Besides, they'll never show up in your neighborhood. Surprise! It wasn't a few. They were coming for the benefits, not "escaping". And they showed up in your front yard, not just your neighborhood. Florida and Texas helping to move them along to liberal enclaves was a great move. Stopping them at the border, what the federal government was supposed to do, would have been better. But work with what you're got.
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  4290. San Francisco has created the illusion that assaults and other criminal activity on BART is down. The secret, first stop releasing video of the crimes and the criminals doing it. Second, stop reporting the crimes at all.
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  4291. I wonder how many men are in prison, have been to prison, or killed because of instigating women?
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  4292. I used to get tapping with two previous cars, a Jeep and Dodge Caravan. MMO in every 3-4 tanks of gas quieted them down. In neither engine was the noise as bad as this Ranger, but was noticable.
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  4293. It looks like a Greek or Romanian slogan.
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  4294. If this video doesn't have a Terminator "I'll be back" clip I'm downvoting it.
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  4295. Play music owned by Warner Bros or a Disney movie in the background. Either of those companies will lay claim to the videos instantly so they can't be shared.
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  4296. Okay, who's willing to admit they've done some of the same stuff as the people in the videos? Assuming not with the blood.
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  4297. Can I get a collection of Styx metal spoon clanks to edit with Steve1989 spork clanks for a symphonic mix?
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  4298. Let's face it. Leftists couldn't have a garden party with tea without a riot breaking out.
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  4299. Epstein didn't catch C-virus.
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  4300. The contract runs through October, just in time for the weather to turn cold. This will be followed by "How can you be so heartless? Why would you kick people out in the cold?" Hey New Yorkers, say hello to your new permanent neighbors.
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  4301. Is there a version of this in English? I think it broke the closed captioning translator. My screen kept showing the oddest phrases.
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  4302. Democrats are complaining that traditionally the apposing party stops ads during the convention. I've pointed out that all they have to do is buy a bunch of ads during the Republican convention, no one is stopping them. Except for the fact that they're almost broke and can't afford it.
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  4303. Unfortunately common in too many industries, it seems almost mandatory in gaming. Think about all the cars that win awards for initial customer reaction/satisfaction (GM, I'm looking at you.) before the first one shows up at a dealership.
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  4304. One more, always one more.
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  4305. Repeat after me. I Will Not Comply.
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  4306. Hormuz, as I understand it, is a legally grey area. It's not "International" under treaty or maritime law, but more by gentlemen's agreement.
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  4307. The lockdown didn't work in the USA. The lockdown didn't work in France. The lockdown didn't work in italy. The lockdown didn't work in England. The lockdown didn't work in Germany. It did FUBAR the economies of each of these nations. But, let's do it again! We'll get it right this time, we promise. See also the Left's views about Socialism.
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  4308. Creepy Uncle Joe telling her to stay available until she's 30. By the time she's 20 she will have aged out of the women he wants. But I guess he wants to make sure Hunter still has a chance.
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  4309. I would have had my hand on my little friend.... not that one. I'm guessing if I were to jump out of my car with either in my hand whoever was approaching would keep their distance.
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  4310. For another automotive dream/con (1% dream, 99% con) check out the Dale. It's an absolutely insane story that could have been shut down at any point if someone would have actually asked questions about the realistic chances of success.
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  4311. On the upside, with pure off the cliff devaluation, by 1988 you could get them really cheap.
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  4312. They are the same sort of pseudo radicals that populate the Breadtube channels. They know full well that they'd be first up against the wall if the revolution they claim to want ever happened. But can make good money calling for it.
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  4313. The Russian/Putin propaganda machine has been pushing the "we're winning" bit too long. Explaining a sudden withdrawal is going to be complicated.
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  4314. A cast that doesn't like each other. A director that doesn't really know what he's doing. Technical issues that cause rewrites, often immediately before filming. It can get you a masterpiece like Jaws (or Apocalypse Now), or a disaster like Men in Black III.
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  4315. Please keep making videos about older stories that most people forgot about the day after they fell out of the news cycle. It's reminiscent of Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story".
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  4316. I look forward to seeing the end of the video. Alas, I must leave to engage in capitalism on the orders of my corporate lords.
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  4317. "Forget about it Jake. It's Chinatown, just walk away." Update for Portland, 2020.
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  4318. A lot of this manual backs up the stories about Russian troops not being fully trained before deployment. Also that they are being deployed without proper equipment. They should know all this stuff before they even see Ukraine on a map, much less going there. Combat is not good for on the job training.
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  4319. I've always believed I was a mutant. Sign me up for the next X-MEN movie.
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  4320. The conspiracy part of my brain thinks this was a preemptive leek from the prosecutor's office. They know there's a high chance 3 of the 4 cops will walk with a slap on the wrist at most. And the fourth will get a minimal charge. They are trying to prep the public for this possibility.
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  4321. I've tried to explain to so many people that Ukraine isn't in NATO. Yes they made inquiries, but even if they were approved for future admission, it would have taken almost a decade before they could have been ready. Some people think that because they are NATO adjacent, or something like that, we are still responsible for their protection.
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  4322. So, basically the main problem with making socialism/Communism is humans.
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  4323. Drugs may not have contributed to his death. Well, it's likely they led to the behavior that led to his death. Or maybe he was just insane, but I'm betting drugs.
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  4324. Consult your physician first. Sudden withdrawal from Elixerex can have serious side effects.
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  4325. Next time you buy and unusually large amount of something, don't be upset when the retailer tells you no. People are acting like he's the only one who bought way more than usual. I saw carts filled with, what for me, would be a few months supply of various items. I know these people don't only shop a few times a year.
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  4326. That opening will be filed under What The Actual Fuck exhibit #1.
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  4327. Daily Mail and BBC writers autocorrect "peaceful" in front of the words protest or protesters.
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  4328. It's becoming more common for protesters to have signs made for the foreign press. English and French signs are the most common.
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  4329. What are they going to do? Boycott Rogan's show?
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  4330. Time to cut deals with the Generals. They get to keep what they've stolen, just get behind the new guy.
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  4331. For clarification, what is considered a "German" prisoner? For example, is a Ukrainian, conscripted in to the German army considered German or Ukrainian? Are there separate numbers available for other nationalities, or are all prisoners lumped in to one group for purpose of these stats? Edit: And you basically answered that just as I posted the question. That will teach me not to comment before watching the entire video.
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  4332. Either you are 100% with them, 100% of the time, or you are an absolute enemy. They will not accept any sign of deviation from the party line.
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  4333. For decades these same people have been telling us that Cuba has the best healthcare in the world.
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  4334. Maybe people with flammable cities shouldn't attack their neighbors.
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  4335. 8:30 No honey. They are not running into an active fire. It's homes in areas that weren't burned, but evacuated, that are being looted. The same people who go into a clothing store and run out the door with an armful of jeans and purses have just switched targets. You didn't put them away when they stole from stores so now they've decided to expand.
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  4336. Breaking News: Mayor Johnson has declared he will open a series of gulags in Detroit.
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  4337. ​ @happyjohn354  When gun buybacks were first started this was a common complaint. If it's purchased during an implied amnesty it can't be used as evidence in court. The reward being offered isn't much, but more than they'd get by tossing it in a river after using a rival for pew pew practice.
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  4338. Of course not all Trump voters are racist. But they're damn sure misogynistic. Just ask any of Hillary Clinton's supporters.
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  4339. He took down the corn and wove it into a sweater. There is nothing the Styx can't do.
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  4340. Now if they'd just learn how to pronounce aluminum.
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  4341.  @sephuris5555  I don't know about HP, but definitely soft point ammo is available. I have a box in my closet. I can't attest to how well it expands after a hit. I've only used it against targets.
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  4342. WD-40, 10-40, it's all oil right?
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  4343. Without Clauses 17 & 18 I could easily see India suddenly becoming a major naval power. Then the US deciding Cuba and the Philippines each "needing" two battleships and an aircraft carrier (With support fleets, of course).
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  4344. Trump made the joke, and yes, it was a joke, about Russia looking for Clinton's missing emails AFTER the DNC was hacked. But Dems are willing to believe Trump's mic has a special ability to broadcast back in time.
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  4345. The Infinity cars were well made, but always struck me as meh. Basically a fully tricked out Nissan. Not as large of a step up from their normal cars as Lexus was for Toyota.
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  4346. The Darwin Awards exist for a reason.
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  4347. If anyone ever wondered why diplomats can spend months working out details, and the leaders just show up for the signature and photo opp. This is it. You do not let the important people talk directly to each other until after the deals are made. Someone is going to get their feelings hurt and then it all spirals out of control.
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  4348. For it to be a joke, it must have a punchline. Every rule must have an exception. I give you the Aristocrats joke.
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  4349. Also, having 5,000,000 HP does give you a sense of invulnerability. Radio communication and telemetry were limited in Fallout. So yelling "I'm going over there!" was probably the best way to communicate that it wasn't broken and there was a reason he turned.
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  4350. ​ @JohnDoe-ne1ni  A favorite method of Cenk and Cenk's Nephew. 1) Make claim. 2) Give strawman arguments. 3) Cherry pick partial quotes from those that make a contradictory argument. 4) Make snarky comment that that generally has nothing to do with their original argument. 5) Declare victory and begin ebegging for donations to do it again. If at some point they can refer to anyone offering contradicting data as a (Mid century German Bad Guy) it's considered a bonus.
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  4351. If the people don't want to come, nothing can stop them. Yogi Berra.
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  4352. A more casual look. From a guy who used to post while wearing a bathrobe.
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  4353. But if it saves just one life... The battle whine of the left. Whenever someone suggests more control I ask them why they aren't pushing for a 45MPH national speed limit. It would save more lives each year than all the Commiepox restrictions. But it would be inconvenient for them, so they don't want it.
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  4354. Pretty much all of Biden's cabinet. Except she's forced to be out in public.
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  4355. I'd guess 90% of Dem voters don't even know he has a daughter.
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  4356. Glucose, because a little sugar helps. Now I'm picturing Gobbels offering Hitler a Snicker's bar during the bunker scene after he starts yelling at everyone.
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  4357. Look back at the "mostly peaceful protests". As soon as the situation turned against any of them there were immediate shouts of "Call 911!" They aren't really anti cop, they're just anti being told to behave and consequences for not.
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  4358. I don't remember which year it was, but a friend had one. The dash seemed to be designed by someone who was inspired by 1960's/70's sci-fi. Buttons and lights were everywhere.
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  4359. Amnesia, amnesia as far as the eye can see.
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  4360. They are in favor of the court system because they believe they've infiltrated enough judges who will ignore the law and support whatever their thing is this month. Sadly, they might be right.
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  4361. Tim, I believe the Chicago prosecutor's office released 25,000 FELONY charges. Being busted with a bag of weed isn't a felony.
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  4362. An opportunity to get your instructor to stop telling you to keep both eyes open when lining up a scope.
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  4363. Trump to Wheeler "Ok, we're out of here. So is our check book."
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  4364. My first look at the reality of "Teacher knows best" was in the 5th grade. I was suggested for promotion to the 7th grade, skipping grade 6. I was also tested for Title III, remedial schooling. At the time it didn't occur to anyone that I am mildly dyslexic and half blind. Because I was always the largest person in class (sometimes including the teacher) I always sat in the back and never saw the chalkboard where stuff was written. Almost everything I learned was from my parents or what I read myself.
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  4365. It's what everyone called it, but I'm surprised they do in the film. In printed promotional materials it's called a cigar holder or cigar lighter. I guess a focus group decided cigar sounded better than cigarette.
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  4366. If Trump had said it every network would have cut into live programing to announce the end of his presidency. It would have been accompanied with Pelosi screaming like a deranged banshee.
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  4367. ​ @soulwarrior7721  Presumed thief. You might be able to post video after the conviction. Though how they are going to arrest someone without the help of the general public seeing the video is unknown. But that doesn't matter because....Canada and progressive brain damage.
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  4368. Wait, wait. France has fallen. Russia is a chaos. The collapse of England is inevitable. The Axis has this thing wrapped up. Are you saying (no spoilers please) that the situation could change enough to drag the war on for years?
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  4369. They said the pan was hot, but didn't fully explain all aspects of thermal dynamics. It's they're fault I burned myself.
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  4370. I wonder how many of these sites, or their commenters, called me a bot, and told me to stop spreading "fake news"?
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  4371. 6:20 Can we get an update on the true victims of this idiot. The squirrels that were just trying to enjoy their day and do squirrely things before bumblenuts decided to nuke their home.
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  4372. I've wasn't enough time today. Let's settle in for something productive, like a couple hours of Drach.
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  4373. Wait, I can't walk into a remote voting site and drop off a stack of 500 ballots? Unfair! Nazi oppression!!! Reeee!
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  4374. ​ @griff5713  Nah, first there's the 35 part series on the Battle of the Bulge.
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  4375. Ironically, the courts upheld the ban on things like short barreled rifles and suppressors because they weren't considered appropriate for the military. Now they want to ban stuff because it is, supposedly, too close to military equipment. I wonder if they'd be ok with me putting a silencer on a sawed off shotgun? Probably not.
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  4376. The price point was it's biggest reason for failure. In the 80's Llamas were $200 guns. They may have been better than the reputation they had. But I can't think of anyone I knew at the time who would have dropped that much on one.
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  4377. First woman. Why did he block her on everything? Because he saw signals that she was the sort of woman who would go public with her anger over being rejected. If he hadn't she'd likely post links to all his social media accounts, email, and phone. The feministas would swarm and attack. Don't have time for their imagined drama.
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  4378. This had little to do with stopping the Kananaugh nomination. It was so leftist commenters can use the "Republicans support rapists" during the election cycle. Also, there is a 100% change the line will show up in fundraising emails.
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  4379. It seems extreme but maybe involve the Feds. If you are selling stolen merchandise in California to someone in Idaho, that's interstate trafficking. When a few start looking at 10 years of federal time the others will reexamine the risk reward ratio. If prosecutors can get inventive with charges to keep criminals out of prison, they can do it the other way. Of course the usual suspects will start screaming about excessive sentencing for "minor offenses" with obligatory claims of racism. But eventually enough people will tell them to shut up and go away.
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  4380.  Amir Ben Cohen  Heretic! The writings of the Prophet clearly show only the East Bank are truly the chosen.
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  4381. Organized groups targeting and attacking Jewish people. SPLC in Sgt Shultz voice "Nothing! I see nooothig!"
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  4382. ​ @Octoberfurst  2:15 Even TYT admits they loaded the trucks with concrete. This was after returning them and knowing they were on strike. If they had just left a job site and returned without emptying the load, I'd blame management. But the drivers went out of their way to maximize potential damage. Of course this is ignored for the rest of the story.
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  4383. Hey Minneapolis, how's that rebuilding going? I bet all those businesses that were looted and burned out couldn't wait to reopen.
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  4384. Hasan is a professional left scam D-bag. He alternates between ranting about evil capitalism, the glory of socialism and feminist theory and Ebegging.
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  4385. ​ @samueleborn9909  Okay, to rephrase the question, "Who do they replace Uncle Joe with that could do better?" Right now they are looking at a likely loss. With just about anyone else they are looking at a repeat of Reagan vs Mondale from 1984. Harris and Buttigieg barely broke 5% within their own party before bailing out. I realize Washington has a tradition of failing upwards, but even that's too high.
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  4386. Marxists are a common enough thing within most of these groups. What they are upset about is now the radicals are seizing control. The original message is getting lost behind endless ranting about class struggle and demands of intersectionalists.
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  4387. I'm surprised modern oil has more ZDP. I figured older additives had more non oil "stuff" because they were designed to work with fewer emission systems.
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  4388. Government declares a state of emergency. Isn't that the time you want a firearm of some sort?
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  4389. Woman #2 talking about "shutting it off." Okay, you can do that. But don't expect the same men to want to be with you. If you offer a car for sale, but when I get there you've removed the tires, seats, and transmission don't expect me to buy that car. Especially at your asking price. If I want stress, to be ordered around by others, and to be expected to do extra all the time I'll stay at work. At least there I'm being paid to put up with that stuff.
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  4390. Another brilliant plan meets reality. Damn you Reality!
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  4391. Don't cancel Disney+, bootleg it.
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  4392. All teams will include a diverse group of members. Tell me you are hiring and promoting tokens without saying you are hiring and promoting tokens. Here's an idea. If you put me in charge of a group responsible for getting something done, how about letting me pick people that can actually do the job. Not fill a pc quota.
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  4393. I'm seeing this as the left still being mad at the Kyle Rittenhouse decision. They want to make sure no one gets away with fighting back against their mob again.
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  4394. They may not truly believe it, but it is often used as a tool to get what they want. They realize their hypocrisy, but humans can rationalize almost anything, or consider themselves the exception to the rule, if it gets them what they want.
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  4395. I understand Tim double checking Alex. People will be going through the entire show, looking for anything said that can be proven wrong. But he did go overboard. Whenever Alex got in to a rhythm, Tim would jump in.
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  4396. random guy Shh, no spoilers.
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  4397. Bernie Boys standing in the corner with a Molotov in one hand and a lighter in the other. "Just give me an excuse, go ahead I dare you."
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  4398. I'm mixed on E-bikes. I like the concept. Unfortunately they seem to attract absolute Dbags as riders. If you are going to ride at 30+ MPH, get off the f*CKING sidewalk or pedestrian path.
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  4399. TYT, never letting reality get in the way of propaganda.
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  4400. Hey, that's not true. I watch CNN and I know you can't have a peaceful demonstration without burning a few blocks to the ground.
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  4401. And reduces rear visibility! They almost make it sound like a bonus feature.
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  4402. My Grandmother. She died in Chicago over 30 years ago. Been voting Dem ever since.
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  4403. From a practical point of view I wonder about the group home and partial release. The goal is to allow a person to get a job and start preparing to integrate back into society. But I have to wonder, who looks at cannibal murderer on a past history sheet and thinks good employee?
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  4404. I just wanted assurances he was cleaning his glasses when his hands dropped.
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  4405. I can't afford a used ICE or hybrid. How the heck am I supposed to buy a new EV?
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  4406. ​ @michaelnaretto3409  Yep, plea deal and misdemeanor convictions. Maybe sensitivity training class. Then she'll reemerge as a "Revolutionary" who went to jail for her cause and ideals.
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  4407. Pelosi's opening statement "No!" Pelosi's moderated statement "No!" Pelosi's planned future statement "No!" MSN reporters "Trump refuses to negotiate."
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  4408. They don't fear the purity spiral because each one thinks they've banked enough social credit to ride out whatever they did in the past. Most SJWs also truly believe the mob will only go after the "bad" people, and they are "good", so have nothing to fear. It's more like a religious type of thinking. They can dance with poisonous snakes all day because they are protected. There is genuine confusion when one of the snakes sinks it's fangs into them and the world starts going dark.
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  4409. The judge is handing Trump an automatic appeal. I only hope a higher court calls out and punishes the judge and prosecutors for handling this case the way they did.
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  4410. Musk offers to buy Twitter and an elevated value. Twitter board blocks it. Twitter stockholders level a massive class action lawsuit against board members individually and the company overall. Board members forced out and have to pay huge fines and settlements. Twitter shuts down. Musk wins.
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  4411. A lot of it seemed localized. I live in Gainesville. Our city council and mayor would still have us locked down if they could. Jacksonville, especially the beaches just shrugged and kept on going. A lot of mask mandatory areas were definitely treated as optional. Government buildings required them, most businesses decided I ain't got time for this sh*t.
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  4412. The Governor of New York is basically the co-mayor of NYC. See also Illinois/Chicago. As long as NYC Dems pick the candidate the state will keep going down the same path.
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  4413. Areas of LA burned during the Rodney King riots were still empty lots a decade after it happened. It took strong incentives (bribes) from the county in the form of deep tax breaks to get even a few to open.
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  4414. The Warren campaign has learned the error of their ways. They will now be hiring taller and fatter staffers to make hiding easier.
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  4415. Prosecutors need to upcharge in certain cases to ensure some suspects aren't allowed to leave without serious bail. In this case charge attempted murder by arson times however many people were in the buildings she/he/whatever tried to burn. Offer the lesser charge of just arson as a plea deal. I'm pretty sure New York hasn't gone full California level insane and can still request bail for that. Though a woke prosecutor and judge will still probably let a few out.
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  4416. Choice between my job or my family? Family wins, no competition. I wonder if the news people bothered to check how many other people in the area have left the state in the past few years. There's a reason California's population is dropping despite the incoming flood from the south. Also the shortage of U-Haul and similar rental trucks.
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  4417. Remember when Trump announced he convinced Ford to stay in America? The media claimed it wasn't true.
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  4418. Repo men on tugboats (Dressed as pirates for a bonus) sitting just outside the harbor waiting for them.
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  4419. 15:00 They all got away with it. And the most important people also got away with it, executives of the pharmaceutical companies. Huge bonuses all around.
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  4420. It's 2019, who puts a randomly found USB stick in their computer/phone? This is a great way to unintentionally upload a lot of stuff you don't want.
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  4421. See also the banks and investment firms in the early 2000's. Everyone knew they were in a bubble. Everyone knew the bubble would collapse. Everyone knew it was a good idea to position for the collapse. No one did. But they made sure they got their bonuses for doing nothing while the economy burned around them.
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  4422. Only if he openly backs Evil Orange Man. Then New York prosecutors will consider anything he does a criminal offense.
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  4423. Remember the press trying to figure out Coveffee? Yet they act like shamblagraphicklepick is perfectly normal.
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  4424. I am apposed to cancel culture. But I will admit to a mild joy when it bites the champion of political correctness on the ass.
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  4425. How about just a white on white background? Make sure everyone knows that you will surrender right from the beginning, just ask no need to demand.
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  4426. "When I get to the bottom of the slide..." was "interpreted as "Go out and kill white celebrities and start a race war". Ban the Beatles!!!!
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  4427. Apparently those surveillance cameras in DC are about as reliable as the ones that were supposed to be monitoring Epstein.
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  4428. Get inventive. Maybe a cattle prod type device attached to a sensitive area. It can be remotely activated. Maybe by a cancer patient who gets one push of the button every time they puke because of chemo.
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  4429.  @gingataisen  Beat me to it.
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  4430. Michael Anthony Avellan Centeno Had it been white soldiers, the Army would have gone back to the town with two options. 1) Return the money, and we'll burn the town to the ground. 2) Don't return the money, and we'll burn the town to the ground with you in it.
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  4431.  @TheImperatorKnight  I got it at noon. Holy crap! My phone can see the future.
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  4432. Under Texas law..... But the law is open to interpretation by the prosecutor. Even if found not guilty he still has to pay some sizable legal fees. She has an effectively unlimited budget to go after this guy to enforce her agenda, not the law. He's eating in a cheep taco shop and driving an older truck. I'm guessing his defense budget is fairly limited. I was warned, years ago when I first got my carry permit that it was a permit to carry, not use. If I ever drew it expect to pay at least $10,000.
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  4433. I have completed a deep investigation into myself and found I did nothing wrong. H. Clinton
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  4434. And another group of men don't start a conversation with women while the women complain about men not talking to them.
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  4435. Disband because too many members are white? Based on my experience with them, Greenpeace should be getting nervous.
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  4436. We don't dare mention "naughty, dirty bits" like it's the Victorian Era. Lest, fragile feminine types should suddenly get the vapors and collapse. But remember, Wyman are just as strong and capable (if not more so) than any man. Welcome to 2018/19.
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  4437. Rip down a statue. Free speech. Rip down a BLM banner. Hate crime. Welcome to New America.
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  4438. Weaponizing audits must be turning a profit? Remember, these are the same people who bankrupted OTB. A gambling monopoly, and they lost money doing it. Same as Illinois somehow losing money on the lottery. A built in 50% profit margin, and they lost money! Never underestimate the power of government incompetence.
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  4439. The MeToo rules will apply to any Democrat running in 2020, right?
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  4440. Liz and Hillary did the almost impossible. Unite the populist wing of the Republican Party. Historically it really was like herding cats. It's weakness was that, while large in number, it was broken into regional groups with different priorities based on local issues. But both of them convinced these groups that they were enough of a common enemy to come together and collectively yell "Get the fuck out of here!"
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  4441. How is this a surprise? His routine was known by ABC/Disney forever. Is it only a problem when the mighty Blue Checkmarks get their panties in a bunch?
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  4442. Most of the people who pushed the original story aren't even walking it back. They just went silent, and moved on to the next story. The few who are commenting are going with "rich white kids plus MAGA hats equal racist, so we were kind of right".
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  4443. Uses four tests "just to be sure", then complains about a lack of tests available. What next? Perhaps flying a flock of private jets to a global warming fundraiser?
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  4444. Only in California would they find someone to come on the news and try to explain the possibility that it was an environmentalist that was concerned about an invasive species. Most people with a brain will immediately recognize the work of a stoned nutter. Likely he wanted the branches either as supports for his tent or firewood. So he decided to cut down the whole tree. Same mindset as a tweaker who will climb on top of a building and destroy a $5,000 HVAC unit in order to get $40 worth of copper.
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  4445. Putting repeat criminals in prison? What a radical idea.
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  4446. Diversity is strength. She is very, very strong.
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  4447. Russians could. But you had to buy it from someone who waited to get theirs. And pay way over regular price with a pile of money that you didn't want to explain the origins of. Plus some inventive paperwork to register and explain how you got the car.
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  4448. Biden orders railroad workers back to work after they voted against their proposed contract. Hochul threatens to fire every striking worker for having the audacity to ask for safer working conditions. Vote Democrat, they're pro union!
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  4449.  @PlainlyDifficult  It is. One advantage of late season hurricanes moving west to east is they pull cooler dry air down from the north behind them. When they move east to west they pull very moist air from the Atlantic, so a hurricane is followed by several days of regular rain.
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  4450. She's transforming from party girl to wifey mode. She seems to have made it this far without a kid, so she's got that going for her. If she can avoid dating apps and falling back into the old life she'll probably find someone interested in putting a ring on her. Edit: And she doesn't have "Anyone under a 9 need not apply" level standards.
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  4451. They're BLM/AntiFa right up until they do something bad.
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  4452. It popped up around 4:30 AM locally. I'll start, nap, continue. A nice video with breakfast.
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  4453. I remember the beginning of the campaign and so many Dems I knew both in person and online were pushing "No Bush, No Clinton. America is not an aristocracy." The Republican half held up their end by getting rid of JEB! early on. The Dems completely forgot they'd ever said anything against Hillary.
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  4454. And three years later, Toyota would unleash the Lexus brand. With comfort, power, ride, and build quality to absolutely embarrass the Germans. All at a lower price point.
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  4455. There's his problem. Bepto Bismal should be mixed no stronger than a 3:1 ratio. 1:1 is certain doom.
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  4456. The only surprise at this point, is that he made it this long.
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  4457. And the Republican circular firing squad loads and starts taking aim.
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  4458. They would declare Obama a white supremacist who wants to take away every woman's rights if he were nominated by Pres Trump.
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  4459. If management sees her as the victim, at least viewers will know in advance how skewed their election coverage is.
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  4460. My first thought was that this was a perfect set to film a Fallout, or similar film.
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  4461. The true irony (and justice) would be China deciding they've had enough and just cutting off Blizzard.
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  4462. I remember back during the hight of the BLM BS a guy (I believe from Minnesota) who came out publicly and apologized for reporting a car jacking because it involved a black man. The same sort of insanity has infected their brains.
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  4463. I've seen clusters of them in some areas around my place. I live in a glowing bright blue dot surrounded by red. But even here, in a college town, Harris has support but no excitement. The people voting for her are mostly made up of the Vote Blue No Matter Who crowd. They vote the party, not the person.
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  4464. No, the court decided that someone else's debt, that they willingly took on, is not my responsibility to pay off.
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  4465. In the end we have to put the blame where it really lies. On those damn lazy white raycises who are too lazy to go out and do their raycis stuff on their own. Once again forcing minorities to do the work for them.
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  4466. Left claims there isn't a shoplifting problem. It's shrinkage (theft by employees) that's causing the problem. Left then claims you should hire more criminals with access to inventory. Sounds about average.
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  4467. Never underestimate the healing power of Kalashnikov.
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  4468. Honda. Great cars, horrible dealerships. Fortunately they started fixing that in the late 80's.
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  4469. Probably the only video where people won't comment on Drach's mispronounced names.
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  4470. C4C should have died when the first version was proposed. Despite all the rhetoric about "green vehicles", it was intended as a gift to the unions. The original version applied to American cars only. But they couldn't agree on what an American car was. A Ford made in Mexico, a VW made in Tennessee, a BMW from Alabama, or a Chevy from Korea? There was also a fear that it would look like protectionism and could set off a tariff and trade war But, like monsters in a movie, government programs tend to return in bigger, scarier forms for the sequel.
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  4471. He got a harder sentence then a white person would have for one reason. No white man could have pulled off the same scam.
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  4472. This could be almost as much fun as Hillary 2020.
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  4473. Yep. Government "We're not monitoring the stores you visit, or watching what you purchase. It's a private company, they just "lend" us the information. Many states have laws against selling private information gained through government agencies (Like auto registration and licenses) to data brokers. The work around is that it's sold to a private company that doesn't do it, who then resell it to the data brokers. Somehow this is considered legal.
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  4474. Like the protesters complaining that truck drivers kept moving when people were trying to get in to their trucks, the truckers remembered Reginald Denny. Regular commuters will remember these incidents. Expect more human roadblocks to end with flattened protesters.
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  4475. It is attractive to many in the ethno supremacist movement. But they moved too slow. The Free Stuff for Everyone (Especially Me) wing of the left hijacked it for their own purposes.
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  4476. I'm nervously looking forward to football. If they go full NBA woke, I'm out.
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  4477. San Francisco. A city that will practically send a SWAT team after you if your dog poops on the grass. But allows people to do it on the sidewalk. A city that proudly banned plastic straws. But has piles of used hypodermic needles you get to dodge whenever you try walking somewhere. Will fine a business because they have a chalkboard sign out front listing the daily specials. While ignoring the tent city on the sidewalk a block away. I try to have sympathy for the normies there. But most of them voted for this. Then tried to show America what a successful progressive city looks like. You made it, you live in it.
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  4478. Why not upgrade the tires? Money. 98% of drivers want one thing in their tires, that they be round. Tread is nice. How they effect handling, ride noise, ect is secondary to almost everyone. GM new this, so they cut costs where most people wouldn't notice. Though I'm sure the dealers would offer an upgrade, for a price.
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  4479. In Florida everyone's driver's license photo is on file. I assume something similar there. What would happen if they used the same program to run against every picture on file? How many likely positives would it identify?
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  4480. Yet somehow, it will all be declared Trump's fault.
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  4481. East St Louis had the same warning from AAA in the late 80's and 90's. If you had car trouble on the highway through there they advised staying on the highway and not taking an offramp for your own safety.
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  4482. I remember the satanic panic of the 80's. I listened to heavy metal and played Dungeons And Dragons. It was amazing how many parents of friends just "knew" I was the God(less)son of Anton LeVay.
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  4483. I recently watched your video about the poor of colonial American. In it you read about a family that could afford walls, but no roof. Between that, and this video I have a new appreciation for what it took to build one of these things.
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  4484. Anita and Zoey "Look, up in the sky, it's the GG Signal! Something's trending and grabbing lots of press time. Quickly, as the voice of affected gamer chicks and whamen everywhere it's our duty to throw ourselves into the conversation, reclaim our victim powers and make it all about ourselves."
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  4485. Queer Theory: Everyone is gay, everyone always has been gay, everyone will be gay in the future. Except bad people. All bad people were/are/will be straight.
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  4486. And if it does go critical I'm sure CNN (And the usual suspects) will all line up to simultaneously tell us it's a good thing. Until it's obvious to everyone it's a bad thing, then it will magically become Trump's fault.
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  4487. Remember what happened to many Soviet soldiers after returning to Russia or Russian controlled areas after WWII. Stalin was not happy about their "contamination" by the West. Fearless Son of the Sun God probably has "decontamination" camps waiting for them back in North Korea.
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  4488.  @lrcc3588  In turtle or cat years?
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  4489. It would have been easier to show some old posts of you making fun of furries. Then claim you were doxed by angry freaks. Insurance companies will pay out for vandalism regardless of the species of the vandal.
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  4490. ​ @scottyoung1489  Happened to my mother in Palermo Sicily back in the 70's.
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  4491. But they promised Orange Man in prison......They PROMISED!!!!
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  4492. 7:08 Copyright strike incoming. I also laughed way too much at it.
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  4493. Are the usual suspects standing by with candles and flowers for another round of Don't Look Back in Anger?
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  4494. We have to take a beat. We have to take a step back, and wait for the investigation..... Has she never met a member of BLM? Many people still believe Hands up, Don't shoot.
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  4495.  @thanksfernuthin  I remember mine. They didn't use the "gun". Mine looked like a vacuum tube with little needles.
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  4496. Is it CP? No. Is it CP adjacent? Yep.
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  4497. My father wanted to rent a few elephants for our home. The city made him get rid of our chickens when the people in a subdivision built next to our property complained. It turned out to be the peacocks who lived in the woods behind our place. Because the town was a bird sanctuary, no one was allowed to do anything about the peacocks. My dad's rationale was elephants weren't "farm animals", so totally legal under the law. Also significantly louder than any chicken.
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  4498. Blame shifting. If you are in a position of power you can usually have a fall guy or patsy set up to blame everything on. Whether it's a corrupt government or the Mafia, the bosses have learned to make sure the paper trail ends before it gets to them.
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  4499. Put the social workers and the people who wanted them to replace regular police in the detox wing of the jails to deal with them. If you've ever seen the cold turkey cells that they had in New York or Philadelphia from the 1960's through the 90's it looks like something out of a 19th century asylum. Some look crazy, others possessed, and the lucky ones who finally pass out look dead. Cops did not like being assigned there.
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  4500. The younger version of myself would be jealous..... A sign of living a good life.
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  4501. OF arc: 1) I'm a strong independent woman. I'll show the world by doing ppv pron. Every man wants me. 2) I'm a victim of the patriarchy and it's oppression. Every man still wants me. 3) Men won't date me because I made a living grifting guys for pron.
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  4502. Suicide Belt. An explosion of flavors!
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  4503. They had to throw in the COVID excuse. Okay, students missed a lot of time at school. But we were told that remote learning would cover this. Hence the billions of dollars dumped into setting schools up to do it. Since it clearly (by their own admission) didn't work, has anyone considered holding back students that can't come close to passing minimum standards?
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  4504. Yet some other guy will probably be willing to date her. I'll have no sympathy for him when she tries to ruin his life.
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  4505. A day or two of intense REEE! on Twitter, then the world continued as if nothing happened. It's almost like these people have no power or the numbers to matter. Edit: And let's not forget being spammed by accounts created 30 minutes ago that claim they'll never watch your channel again.
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  4506. Remember people, Epstein didn't Covid himself.
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  4507. I knew it was only a matter of time before you started posting cat videos. Possibly the only thing YouTube won't demonitize.
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  4508. Wrapping up around 3AM, well worth it.
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  4509. New Meth 2+2= My neighbor's cat is a government spy so you do an anal cavity search for listening devices, while at a shopping center, screaming it's a good thing the McDonald's ice cream machine is down because that's how the secret world government slips mind control drugs to the populace.
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  4510. They can say whatever they want to be elected. But Queen Pelosi will tell them how to vote once elected. Or no money and no committee assignments. I truly believe the party will quietly celebrate once she is gone. Of course, they'll automatically go into night of the long knives mode in an attempt to make sure their choice takes over.
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  4511. Only if it's poisoned or used as a trap. The Canadians reportedly did the latter during WWI. A small group would crawl towards the German lines. One would make his presence known and say "Don't shoot. I got supplies. He'd then toss bread, wine, rations, etc into the trench. If there was no sound they knew it was clear. If there was the sound of people scrambling for the food, the others would toss in grenades. Illegal now, but at the time the Canadians were following the code of "It's not a war crime the first time."
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  4512. This is a weird way to announce the premier of the new AJW red pill channel.
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  4513. Using the governor's logic that a declared, by her, public safety emergency can void any right. How long until the "public safety" of citizens in high crime cities is used to rationalize ending rights against random arrest and detainment without trial? An extreme example, but 5 years ago people would have told you that no governor could do what she just did.
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  4514. But.... but....He crossed state liiiiiines! The meltdown across MSNBC is going to be epic.
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  4515. Why do I have a feeling YouTube makes more from ads than any creators?
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  4516. The older Emergency Broadcast System alerts. As a five year old I didn't understand the difference between warning and watch, or that it was for everyone in a 50 mile radius, not just my house.
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  4517. Just a reminder, it is NOT April 1st. This is the actual state of the world today.
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  4518. Bernie Bros Unite ✊ Embrace the chaos. Now is your chance.
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  4519. Honey pot traps are ancient. Though why guys still fall for them is a bit of a mystery.
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  4520. Chinese disaster math is simple. Just double the official number, then add a 0.
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  4521. They don't. A few find (usually subsidized) jobs that amount to filing complaints and shuffling paper. The rest complain and file endless lawsuits.
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  4522. If the "victim" (Target) refuses to file charges, what's the point? If I steal your car, but you won't report it as stolen, did I steal your car? Once I figure out that you aren't going to report it, I'm effectively borrowing it without prior notice.
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  4523. I'm in Gainesville. I swear some places just spin a wheel to pick prices. Last week one place was $2.97 on my way into work. It was $3.28 when I went home. $3.18 the next day.
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  4524. Disney, Marvel Studios, and other companies probably thought they could throw away some money on going woke in movies for a while, then go back to actually being profitable. They failed to realize it's a one way street and there is no end to it. Leaders of the victim community have no limits, they are insatiable. Not that they weren't warned, hubris kept them believing they would somehow be exempted.
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  4525. A lot of cash stuffed in the walls.
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  4526. And are upset that those evil Texans put up razor wire along the border to stop more from coming. I assume they felt all warm and fuzzy when the feds went in and cut it down.
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  4527. Time for Trump to go to New York and Chicago and bring back his "What do you have to lose?" speech. Let them know we aren't chastising them for their choices last time. But ask to look at what those choices got them. The more that decide they've had enough, the harder it becomes to "fortify" the results in favor of Biden and the Dems. Maybe scare the Democrat party back to running sane candidates. I wasn't a fan of Bill Clinton, but I'd take him any day over Obama or Biden. Maybe they'll finally tell AOC and the entitled children wing of the party to shut up and let the adults take over.
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  4528. Just another happy, smiling Floridian.
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  4529. I'm surprised at how many single moms expect men to take responsibility for the group from day 1. Yet are incapable of understanding why that's not going to happen. An older friend is a single father of two daughters. When he tried dating, as soon as most women found out he had kids they would instantly disappear. They assumed he was Mom Shopping, looking for someone to take over the homemaker role. He wasn't. In fact the woman he did end up remarrying didn't even meet his daughters for the first year they dated.
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  4530. Moose Lives Matter! End elk supremacy!
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  4531. Wonderful timing. I've had a Leatherman and a Gerber. I left the first in someone's car after helping them clean the terminals and the Gerber is at the bottom of a river. I wasn't planning on getting a lower end one, but was wondering about the difference between mid and high end multi tools.
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  4532. It's not cheating, it's "fortifying".
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  4533. Okay, I'll go with her premise. It was suburban white (mostly college educated) women who supported Hariss' insane policies that drove Trump support. All he really had to do was go on stage and announce "I'm not her."
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  4534. A coworker is dealing with this. Even though he has majority custody. I think about two thirds of the time. He still has to pay child support so his ex can properly (At least that's what she claimed in court) take care of their kid.
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  4535. I would like to state for the record that [2020 Democrat Presidential candidate] touched me on my No-no parts. This happened in 1984, or possibly '93. I don't really remember. But I demand a full FBI investigation.
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  4536. This came dangerously close to happening years ago on the set of Sweet Sweetback's Badass Song. An angry boyfriend of an actresses showed up on set, waiving a gun around. He was talked down and disarmed. It wasn't until they'd finished filming the prop manager realized they had too many guns. Apparently whoever took the boyfriend's gun placed it with the prop guns. Several scenes were shot with an actor holding a loaded real one. Fortunately the scenes didn't require him to actually fire it.
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  4537. Anything to shift blame away from the person (And group they have in common) who did it.
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  4538. Older systems being dragged forward beyond their planned retirement isn't unique to Britain. I'm 58, and the US military hasn't accepted new delivery of a B-52 in my lifetime. They've been upgraded and overhauled numerous times. It's been scheduled to be removed from service when a replacement arrived several times. But we still keep them in the air. Other aircraft can do specific missions better, but so far nothing does everything it can.
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  4539. "wouldn't want" may not have been the best phrase. Perhaps "Not my first choice" would be better wording. Though I get your point. I have a few Mausers, and they wouldn't be the first gun I'd grab to defend my home.
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  4540. Tim, remember the Kulaks of Russia. Small farmers that dared to have a few (2-8) acres of land, and ran their farms the way they wanted to. The socialists declared them counter-revolutionary and wiped them out. The left has never been for small business owners or workers.
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  4541. Anna pointing out that some things are crimes in one area but not another is typical of leftist inability to argue their point. Where I live there is no inspection to get your car's tag renewed. If I lived in another state and didn't get it inspected, I'd be breaking the law. If one county in my state wants to go completely dry and not allow any sales of alcohol, that's their right. If another wants it to be 24/7 and allow open drinking in public, that's also their right. Different areas have different laws, and penalties for breaking them.
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  4542. City owned grocery stores. Well, at least they admitted up front "profitability is not a priority." Translation: These places are going to lose ridiculous amounts of money from day 1. From location choices, suppliers, to wage padding and outright theft they will be a fiscal black hole. This is in Illinois, a state that shut down their lottery because it lost too much money. How the f*ck do you lose money in a monopoly service with a built in 50% profit!?!
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  4543. Ok, let's be authentic and really role it back to before the European arrival. Get rid of Mexico and go full Aztec. A small, really small, number will rule with the support of a religious class. The other (96%?) will alternate between slaves and human sacrifices.
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  4544. The US was suddenly unwilling to share it's nuclear research. By the early 50's it was obvious to the Americans that they had big holes in their own security. They had also been suspicious of allied countries like the UK and France since the war. There was no way the US was going to share nuclear secrets with anyone.
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  4545. Because, don't all great stories involve pirates?
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  4546. I had an S-10 Blazer. The wife kept it in the divorce, I took the dog. I got the better deal.
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  4547. These people are the same ones who lose their minds and threaten to boycott gas stations that have "I did that" Biden stickers on the pumps.
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  4548. I should have gone to law school. I should have gone to law school. I should have gone to law school. 30%-50% for representing someone's bad feels. I should have gone to law $chool.
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  4549. Anonymous people? I bet the IRS will know exactly who they are within seconds of cashing out.
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  4550. AJW. Daring to take on the important issues of our time. Also, I don't have Disney+ so I haven't seen anything they've done. I stopped watching Agents of SHIELD soon after they went into space. It seemed like the writers had no idea what they were doing with the show, so they just threw up random ideas
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  4551. Which part of "Republicans buy sneakers too" did MJ fail to make clear?
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  4552. Now if I could just get some more ammo. I've only been to the range once since last March. I have a good amount, but I'm not paying $1 a round to replace it.
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  4553. I could forgive "missed". But they knew full well what his condition was. They had regular access to White House staff. Harris's and Biden's people despised each other. The Harris people had to have told friends in the press that he wouldn't be President for long, and why. The Washington press corps straight up lied to the world for years. But they claim they are believable now.
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  4554. Bravada formula. 1) Start with a small/medium SUV. 2) Check YES down the entire option list. 3) Add a different grill and some body cladding. 4) Wait for soccer mom's who didn't like minivans and real estate agents to line up.
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  4555. The state has a covenant with the people. If the people give up certain powers to the state, the state will protect them. Leftist prosecutors, in refusing to go after those causing damage for ideological reasons, have forfeited this contract. The people are no longer required to uphold their end. The people are no longer required to adhere to the rules of peace. Anything that happens to protesters, once violence begins, is on the heads of the protesters.
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  4556. Shhh, don't let reality get in the way of her (and her followers) fantasies.
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  4557. They've never been able to explain how it would work without a massive violation of the 4 Amendment. I live in Florida, there is no registration. Without coming in to my home, and ripping it apart, there is no way to prove/disprove I own a single gun. If they claim they have a 4473 with my name on it? Okay, it's six years old, I sold it to some guy, he might be named Alex or maybe Jim, four years ago. Good luck finding him.
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  4558. Thank you for justifying my insane sleep schedule. 3 AM is a fine time to get notified of a new video of yours.
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  4559. Meanwhile in Germany they are insisting that every bomber, including heavies with internal bomb bays, be capable of dive bombing. Eventually the engineers found someone in high command who understood enough about gravity and stress to pull the requirements. But not until they'd wasted a huge amount of time and resources trying to make it work.
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  4560. Current Dem options: 1) Moonbat leftist who makes the mainstream nervous. 2) Corporate shill leftist who will piss off the fringe who will then disrupt the campaign. Good luck with that.
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  4561. Wait, are you saying I might have gotten a bad deal on my $20 Niek running shoes?
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  4562. The reflex sights are to compensate for the fact that most players don't understand, and can't use open sights. If they stuck with historically accurate sighting systems they couldn't hit a flock of barns. They'd then complain about how the combat system sucks.
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  4563. I live in Florida, so no record of person to person sales. Try to prove I haven't sold every firearm they claim I have. Also try to figure out how many I've bought from individuals.
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  4564. They're waiting for the edited version that shows a cop "executing an unarmed black man who was on the ground, trying to surrender". Don't worry, it's coming to a website near you.
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  4565. Or evacuation of wounded troops.
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  4566. Biden backs off and doesn't go for the kill shot because he doesn't want to be seen as being mean to his opponent. Didn't Mitt Romney try that? How did it turn out?
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  4567. Remember "the possibility of transitory inflation"? That was five years ago. Still waiting for it to transit away.
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  4568. Evil Orange Man made the Sun go away today. But the brilliant and absolutely in charge Biden quickly brought it back.
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  4569.  @city_of_coompton6832  I recall her show. I don't think it was full simp, but definitely believed in second, third, or whatever chances when the woman screwed up. Well beyond what I would tolerate.
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  4570. My first thought was of the Darwin Award winner who bolted a rocket assist engine for a cargo plane to his car. It may have only worked once, and the driver didn't survive to try again, but it worked.
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  4571. Why would anyone want to plant seeds now? Because it's Spring. They planting a Summer crop in September, your yield won't be too much.
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  4572. I saw a clip before realizing that it really was an Olympic thing. I assumed it was a part of a parody.
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  4573. I only have a Twitter account because some people post updates there. I don't think I've actually made three posts in the past year. Yes, it's an endless stream of toxicity.
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  4574. South Africa is collapsing. There isn't much of value to steal anymore. The beloved ANC looted that country into oblivion.
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  4575.  @michaelvangundy226  I'd be happy with only 1% growth. Inflation will make it a reduction.
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  4576. Yep. Governor's office sold to China, Mayor's office to Turkey. At least their spreading it around.
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  4577. If he nominates anyone who isn't an Obama clone, they will be declared a "right wing extremest" within minutes. The Democrats already have a press release ready. They just need to fill in the name.
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  4578. The reporter saying that they took things that didn't necessarily benefit their family. Shocking! Imagine, these might not be Aladdin types who are only stealing food or clothes to survive. When did it occur to him thieves are stealing for personal profit?
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  4579. He's a mixed bag of opinions. A lot of it may depend on when he was quoted. Remember, he's had a mic in his face for decades. Though one point he made about celebrities and politics was something like, "I know a lot of rock stars. A lot of them and stupid, seriously brain damaged level stupid. And the only people dumber than them are the ones that look to them for political or social advice."
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  4580. I've been officially laid off since 3/23. I'm still doing battle with the state of Florida to try and get my first unemployment payment. I have enough cash to ride this out for a while. But many of my coworkers are in serious trouble.
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  4581. Wasn't considering the Presidency? Bullshit! Prior to Biden trying to pander, and not considering the consequences of saying his VP would be a woman of color, Cuomo was the first pick as a running mate.
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  4582. Noooo! I wanted another debate. Senility vs Socialism II, then let my Dem friends try to explain how either is an improvement over what we have. I also wanted to see the Burnie Bros go apeshit in Milwaukee. Though we might still get that one. At least we'll get one more "The party betrayed the people" meltdown out of TYT.
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  4583. It is an attempt by the Cheney family to get back at Trump. They also hope to get support from the neocon and uniparty faithful. Though I don't know how many are left. The Republican leaders didn't realize that Trump's first term was a collective protest vote against them and their policies. They still seem not to get it.
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  4584. Don't worry, Sarah will be crawling back to them soon enough.
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  4585.  @A_Black_Sheep94  If you are referring to my first response, I was an idiot then. Also, I referred to her as a sociopathic narcissist. The term is overused today, but she truly is. Check out a few videos on YouTube about breaking free from one. The best description I can give is it's like deprogramming a cult member. She warped my brain to believe up was down and black was white. It took a few years to untangle her version of reality as she told it to me, verses actual reality and what was going on.
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  4586. Wearing a shirt and jacket? Is if Fall up North already?
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  4587. Some day we'll invent a device that translates feline to human. These videos will be filled with cries of "Save me from this crazy bitch!" in the background.
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  4588. That Cadorna is a crafty one. Who, but he, would think that the pacifists they couldn't find in Rome or Naples would be hiding out at the front?
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  4589. Imagine if they actually did drag a few boats back to France. The ones that didn't jump overboard would tell the others not to try. They aren't stupid, they can figure out that France, or whatever country they passed through is pretty good compared to whatever crap hole they came from.
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  4590. If the guard was in the wrong the tape would have been released before the body was cold. The DA holding the tape can only be interpreted as the security guard was justified.
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  4591. When they realize they fill a spot below side chick but above jerking it.
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  4592. In a highschool ceramics class I unwrapped a 20 lb block of fresh clay. I placed the slightly bent rectangle on a table and declared it done. My teacher appreciated the joke, but then told me to get on with the assignment. A mask as I recall. My mistake was placing on a table in a suburban Florida school. I should have plopped it down on a podium in New York, I could have been a millionaire.
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  4593. Or, like the NYPD, you are trading city (taxpayer) money in exchange for happy fun time and calling it overtime.
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  4594. I think they were offered 50%, but with no job guarantee for the future. I understand the docks not wanting to guarantee a set number in the future. They could easily end up like the New York (And other) school districts who had dozens of teachers being paid full salary despite never being in a classroom because of union rules. UAW had similar rules for auto workers for years resulting in people working part time but being paid for full time.
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  4595. The leaders of the companies they contact should ask a simple question, "Could you provide a list of games that increased sales after your changes were implemented?"
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  4596. ​ @Ozymandias2x  For what it's worth, neither can the people who created the bots, as they weren't going to buy it anyway. It really is a zero loss to tell them to go away.
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  4597. Keep up the brave front. You will be remembered when you're head goes full dynamited watermelon Scanner style.
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  4598. Not to make lite of the people who died, but the early models showed it was likely there would be 45,000 deaths here in Florida alone. Actual number, around 2,000. They've invested everything into the Trump Apocalypse. They are going to drag it out for as long as possible.
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  4599. Rockets are being launched from the roofs of civilian buildings. Once that happens dropping the whole building is about the only response. Not out of vengeance, but from a practical standpoint. If someone is living in an apartment and they see Hamas members heading to the roof, they need to get out right then. They know a response is coming. Fair, no. Harsh, yes. But it is reality.
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  4600. It's true. Georgia and Florida both refuse to count the extra votes from California in their elections. Somehow this is a conspiracy.
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  4601. I live in a college town and usually get off work about the time clubs are closing. There is no real way to tell the hookers from the students based on outfits.
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  4602. Coming soon. Nick Fury, dressed in traditional Islamic garb, marries Capt America. The ceremony will be held on to deck of a rainbow painted S.H.I.E.L.D. carrier. SJWs will be outraged that Capt America hasn't begun gender reassignment surgery. Also that there were only green, red, and gray Hulks. The lack of a brown and black one represent Marvel's racist tendencies.
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  4603. If your cause is so weak it can't handle being trolled, it's too weak to survive.
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  4604. This was wedged between a 626 and 929. Maybe an 828 if they'd stuck with the number system. The 929 from this era was a bit larger and had a slightly larger engine. I felt the 929 from this time was underappreciated. Because Mazda was last to upgrade it to a luxury car for the US, it always had an image of "We can do that too" instead of being seen as something unique.
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  4605. Remember when they told us that Capt Marvel failed because comic book based, character driven movies were over?
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  4606. You could call for the resignation of 100 white male politicians and bureaucrats plus the mayor and they'd still call you a misogynistic racist.
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  4607. American cultural quirk. Zombies are more popular when Democrats are in charge in Washington. Vampires when Republicans are in charge. It's supposedly linked to the fear of mindless masses coming to take everything from you. (Zombies) Or a soulless evil overlord doing the same. (Vampires)
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  4608. The horror, the horror. Col Kurtz and everyone else associated with the movie.
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  4609. Look at the early gay rights movement. They accepted lesbians and later bi people because it made sense. Early on though there was an argument where to draw the line. There was a fear it could be perceived as a freak show. Apparently they should have been fighting harder to keep it a bit more exclusive.
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  4610. ​ @o00nemesis00o  Except that would be blaming the ANC, which is a big no-no in social politics. They have almost religious level myth protection. The blame will fall on corrupt foreign (Non African) businesses and governments who took advantage of and exploited the trusting South Africans. It's always the mysterious "They" who get the blame. If you listen to contemporary media and historians no problem in Africa has ever been the fault of Africans.
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  4611. If you are an attorney and your client is going to run rouge you can't effectively run a proper defense. You can either quit or get slaughtered in court. Not good for future business if the later happens.
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  4612. Back when I was in school I had a professor that would play a clip from one of the Sunday news shows. It was just a person talking. For extra credit on a test we had to guess the question. Ted Kennedy was a regular. If he had a talking point, or it was after drinking his lunch, he could ramble on about anything regardless of the topic. President Biden regularly beats any of the gibberish and word salad Kennedy could put out even after emptying a bottle.
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  4613. You have to go way back to find a rigged general election. Kennedy/Nixon. It's generally accepted that Joe Kennedy worked with several groups to magically push his boy over the line. Illinois (Chicago) is most famous, but it happened in other areas.
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  4614. Traditional pattern: Primary on the left, general to the center. New pattern: Primary on the left, then jump off a cliff.
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  4615. By the definition they use, WWII was "mostly peaceful". Only 10%-15% of those involved were actually in combat. The remaining people were logistics, medical, office work, intelligence, ect.
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  4616. Woman #1. Would you have gotten your freak on if he took you to a Motel 6? Nope? Ok, don't be mad because he successfully guessed your price. He had the cash to spare a chose to buy some. Write him off as a happy customer and move on.
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  4617. When he was first running I made jokes about him loosing his mind and general potato brain status. After a while I stopped because it wasn't funny, it was cruel. Not just the comments about him, but the way his support staff especially Jill, kept propping him up. I must be way more naive than I thought because I believed enough other people see it and step in.
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  4618. She did her (I am assuming she/her) main job. She made sure the fire hydrants were properly painted with the diversity rainbow. They may not have water, but at least the alphabet people feel good about representation. And isn't that the biggest job anymore has?
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  4619. During the week of Woodstock, the most popular tv show in America was Lawrence Welk. Outside of a few concentrations, "hippies" weren't really popular until well after they ceased to exist, and were rediscovered by the mass media.
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  4620. But.... but...State liiiiiines. Everyone knows that's the most important piece of evidence. He's even admitted to it.
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  4621. If it says up to 10%, it's 10%. However, if you are curious, there are ethanol test kits available for around $15-$25. Most do it yourself kits and accurate to 1%.
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  4622. Will I get it? Possibly, still open. Will I get it Day 1? Hell no. I've seen too much overhyped crap. Waiting for actual gameplay reviews.
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  4623. Mazda may have fallen into the same problem Ford did with the Montero/Mystique twins. They invested a huge amount and tried to recoup as much as possible up front. The Amanti program had fallen apart and cost Mazda a fortune. They needed to get whatever they could out of it and start bringing in money.
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  4624. The media finds that story every couple of years. Especially when they want to ban everyone else from owning guns.
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  4625. There are so many articles about exactly this. There are videos on YouTube and elsewhere with women describing their regrets over being in the sex or pron industry that predate the creation of OF. Did any of these women try to do even a five minute Google search for possible downsides before creating their account?
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  4626. Traditionally the nominee doesn't address the convention until the end.
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  4627. It was Wilson who's wife took over after he became ill. There have been several arguments that laws signed by her shouldn't be in effect, but the powers that be have a gentleman's agreement not to look too deeply in to the subject.
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  4628. What happened to BLM? Leadership ran out of businesses to shake down and silly people who would donate. They recognized the scam was up, so they took the money and ran.
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  4629. I'm willing to "believe the science" when they show me the science, as in raw data and how they used it to draw their conclusions. I am not willing to believe "scientists" who have an agenda and have been willing to openly lie in the past. Don't swing 180° and act like you didn't say something else last week. At least say you might have been wrong, and here's why we have a new theory we are operating under. Don't call me a crazed conspiracy theorist because I dare to ask questions.
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  4630. I get to file for unemployment Monday. Officially not out of a job. Just scheduled 0 hours for the foreseeable future.
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  4631. Almost every union leader supported Biden. They, by default, back anyone with a D in front of their name. The party funnels money through the unions and leadership gets a cut, they gave up looking out for the rank and file a long time ago.
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  4632. ​ @krusher74  Buying in bulk might get you a visit from curious FBI agents.
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  4633. The ignition parts for the Humvee, part of the general tune up kit were regularly in short supply. There was a news report of one soldier going to the local auto parts store and buying what he needed. I believe it was around $100. The official Army version cost close to $1,000 each. Having a supply contract is lucrative. Having an exclusive contract is a license to print money.
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  4634. Weren't we told that we'd have herd immunity when 75% of the population got the poke? It's right around 75%, so they'll shut up now, right? Oh no, time to double down and make it mandatory.
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  4635. Credit to the one on the other side of the road who was smart enough to not identify as an anchor and let go. Maybe she just didn't have time to tie down her end. But she worked out the physics of the situation very quickly. The others, not so much.
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  4636. But are they properly separating the recyclables? Won't someone think about the environment!
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  4637. To quote the Bill Clinton campaign chairman James Carville, "It's the economy, stupid!" The overwhelming majority of voters don't really care about foreign policy. They don't give a rat's ass about LGBTQ+-≈\&@★μ§∆ inclusion. They are looking at shrinking bank accounts and higher bills every month.
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  4638. Someday my pile of Zimbabwean cash will be worth it's face value. Then, comfy retirement. Until then it's cheaper than buying replacement money for the Monopoly game.
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  4639. Oh no, the market my cause businesses to pay employees a "fair wage". Isn't this what they've been asking for?
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  4640. Thousands of college students are confused over whos flag they're supposed to put in their profile.
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  4641. I used to be annoyed with the aunts and grandmas at weddings and similar events that went into matchmaker mode. Now they make sense. Married women in their 50's/60's have a better eye for people that will work out. They were also pretty good at differentiating between younger women that will "please you", and the ones you will be happy with over the long term. You just had to know the code. Something like "Maria? You might want to take her out. But if you want wife and family, let me introduce you to Yvonne." Translation: Maria is a sloot and Yvonne has a lower body count than you have fingers. For the woman, they could often spot guys that might not have much now, but has decent potential in the future. So hitch your wagon to him early before he has too many other options.
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  4642. Is Black Lives Matter a registered, trademarked organization? If not anymore who says they are BLM is BLM.
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  4643. Unrelated, but is everyone (not using adblock) seeing two ads instead of one before most videos?
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  4644. That's why you don't see Melissa McCarthy as Wonder Woman.... Please God, don't give them any ideas.
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  4645. Bombard them with McDonald's milkshakes.
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  4646. TYT will go on another rant against the DNC candidate choices to keep their progressive cred. But then demand everyone vote blue no matter who. Because Republicans evil or something.
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  4647. The Kriegsmarine asked the Luftwaffe for air cover.... and received nothing. Ahh, the famous Japanese Army/Navy strategy. What could go wrong?
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  4648. And the Dems will spend the next decade complaining that Biden could have won if not for the Commie Pox.
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  4649. The Mayor and city council thought they could unleash the beast/let the mob run wild, then call it back when they were in power. Now it's loose and won't obey, the mob is free and they realize they've been lied to by every former liberal/progressive politician.
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  4650. He considers the "reforms" post BLM hissy fit to a success. Just like Newsom thinks every state should be like California.
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  4651. They're clearly using the "Gangsta Filta" to look like innocent rocket doctors.
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  4652. Alternative information sources about Ukraine and other subjects are becoming strictly verboten. People will only get their information from government approved sources.
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  4653. This is the clown show preview. Wait until 2028 when she's running against Newsom in the primaries.
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  4654. Dog Whistle, Newspeak for "You didn't say it, but I'm going to accuse you of it anyway."
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  4655. But what will we torture Az over at Heels vs Babyface with? He might accidentally find a good show to review now.
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  4656. Imagine what Russia could do if they had a (competent) navy.
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  4657. Arrest Poverty! Clearly Mr Poverty and his partner Evil Rayssisms forced these "youths" into the situation.
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  4658. Trump wasn't my first choice during the 2016 primary. But I did support him in the general election. And thank God enough others did too.
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  4659. ​​ @workingshlub8861  Not just fish, but mice too. Environmental activists managed to stop controlled burns because it could harm the habit of a possibly endangered rodent. We'll just ignore the part where these same mice have gone through tens of thousands of years of seasonal fires and still survived.
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  4660. Not just under 18. Some areas want to push the limit for many crimes to 24 or 25. But they also claim a 12 year old can take chemicals that will radically change their body and brain development for life without permission from their parents.
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  4661. Note to all the guys. If you aren't already biologically/legally tied to the kid, nope your way out now. You still have a chance, but courts are getting inventive with child support. It isn't unheard of for more than one "dad" to be paying for the same kid. You are going to be stuck with 20+ years of reduced paychecks after she decides the experiment is over. Run while you have the chance, but don't cry when the gate slams shut.
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  4662. There's an epidemic that threatens the nation. Solution? Cause millions of people to flee the cities and spread out across the countryside. Brilliant!
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  4663. It never has. But they've been brainwashed into believing the "Republican is boogyman" myth.
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  4664. ​ @michaelshirhall1831  Yes they did. "Go forward" is very easy even without accurate maps. There's a reason they stuck to main roads during the initial invasion.
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  4665. Supposedly they can't. Both represent California. Can't have a President and Vice President from the same state. But when have laws ever slowed them down before?
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  4666. It's an effing Rambo movie, not Shakespeare. Don't eat a deep fried Snickers bar and compare it to an artisanal organic kale and kelp salad.
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  4667. How many times can I go to a local scrapyard to get parts for my car before it's a Zombie Car!
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  4668. Reported petty crime. If there isn't an official report, it didn't officially happen. Also a lot of cities stopped giving information to the federal database.
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  4669. Edge of Darkness.
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  4670. What prisoners/hostages, they are guests of the Palestinian people. Or maybe I've been watching too much MSNBC.
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  4671. Burning Man has become corporatized? When wasn't it?
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  4672. Wait until tickets are being issued to minority owned vehicles by any number other than 0. Clearly the machines will be racist.
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  4673. France..... eventually.
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  4674. Remember when the Harris campaign couldn't figure out where a billion dollars went to? This! This is a microcosm of Dem leadership and what they think is a good use of resources. Aren't all of you union members proud of your mandatory donations.
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  4675. If all they did was come to Florida and return sick, that would be normal. What they are doing is bringing it back to their home states. For once Florida Man isn't the biggest thing you should avoid here.
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  4676. I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!
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  4677. 48 minutes, and the YouTube bots haven't found it yet.
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  4678. In professional wrestling it's passing the belt. You can't be the champion until you beat the champion. Given that the Democrat primary is about as fixed as WrestleMania, it was his job to fall so the new champion can rise.
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  4679. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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  4680. Somehow, it's Trump's fault.
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  4681. I'm underrepresented as a person who doesn't do YouTube console reviews. I haven't seen a single review from any other person who doesn't do reviews. Give me a free PS5 NOW! Also throw in some cash so I don't have to pay for internet access for the games.
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  4682. Words are weapons. Or some sort of woke fee fee stuff.
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  4683. Words are weapons. Or some sort of woke fee fee stuff.
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  4684. Words are weapons. Or some sort of woke fee fee stuff.
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  4685. I was the quiet one in my family. When I had First Communion the other people in the church were surprised my Mom had a son. In looking back I was treated like a large cat. My mother would see me leave at some point during the day. She didn't know what I was doing or where I was going, but she was fairly sure I'd be home for dinner.
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  4686. A week or so ago my FB feed was filled with people saying Trump's financial situation left him open to blackmail. Yet "Son of Presidential candidate smokes crack and screws underage girls on video." along with the attempts to cover it up somehow isn't. Strange how that works.
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  4687. Free speech, in Germany? Nope.
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  4688. A clerk at the Wawa I usually go to was complaining about having to scrape those off every day. It's nice to see memes sneaking into the real world.
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  4689. I managed to vote in Illinois. I live in Florida. For my entire adult life I've been registered in Florida. But I was born in Chicago, so I assume I've been voting Democrat in Illinois since the Reagan administration.
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  4690. No video from the range?
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  4691. Here in Florida we have no state income tax. It's in the state's constitution. Every 20 years it comes up for review, and every 20 years the powers that be ask for the power to implement an income tax "if necessary". They are always careful to say that they aren't implementing a tax, only asking to possibly, maybe, if absolutely necessary, temporary, so low you won't even notice tax. Every 20 years the people vote on it. It usually fails around 80-20 against. Yes, this state may be a free range insane asylum. But even we aren't crazy/stupid enough to give Tallahassee that power.
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  4692. Pay for it? Tax the rich. Rich being defined as anyone making over poverty wages. Downward wages? Increase minimum wage. $15 wasn't enough. $20 wasn't enough. Maybe $30/hr? Housing shortage? Forcibly move people into homes that have an unused bedroom. Can't afford medical care? Free universal healthcare. Who's going to pay the doctors? They won't be too expensive once we cap maximum earnings. I'm sure they'll keep working for one quarter of their current pay. Their paradise keeps getting worse with every new idea.
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  4693. Remember 2001, when we were assured that the new powers given to the government under the umbrella of the Patriot Act couldn't be abused/politicized/weaponized because FISA would protect us? Yeah, I didn't believe that bullshit at the time either.
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  4694. Vintage VW and high end bikes does fit a certain stereotype.
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  4695. Before the Commie Pox hit it was a viable strategy. Biden's inability to string three sentences together along with his supporters having to defend uncomfortable "me too" accusations should have tripped him up. But news shows have only three stories right now. 1) Wuflu 2) Orange Man Bad 3) Why Wuflu is Orange Man's fault.
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  4696. While the Dems are busy with introspection and questioning the mental faculties of their leadership, maybe it's time to pull Pelosi aside and have a little talk about her future.
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  4697. Why is Sanders still in the race? This. He's betting on Biden either having a public full "senior moment", or to be caught up in a Me Too scandal.
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  4698. In Australia they are trying to pass a law saying paternity or DNA tests can only be done with the permission of the mother. So, if she names a guy as the father he's on the hook for child support for 20 years with no proof other than her word. I'm sure that won't be abused.
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  4699. Luiz Felipe Man They also failed to innovate for purely political reasons. They weren't stupid, they knew what they were doing didn't work. Or at least didn't work nearly as well as it could. But they party line was 100% employment, and making more efficient factories, farms, shops would have lead to layoffs. Which the party said couldn't happen. And what the party says, is law, reality be damned.
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  4700. Wait a minute. There was an error in your original report, so you rerecorded it with the correction? Do CNN or the NYT know this is possible? I can find stories with huge, obvious errors on their websites that are years old
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  4701. Trump has the need to respond instantly. And yes, it can come across as annoying. It also doesn't work well in a traditional debate format. Hopefully his staff will get him to reel it in a bit by the next one.
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  4702. It's Rhode Island. Doesn't it take about 20 minutes to just drive around it?
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  4703. Younger people can't understand how revolutionary these cars were. My friends had owned stuff like a Mustang II, Maverick, or LTD. When one bought a Sable, it was like something from the future.
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  4704. As much as I like watching idiots being idiotic (from a safe distance of course), I know one of them is going to pull a high profile stupid with tannerite or something similar and the government will immediately punish the rest of us. I'm sure the legislation is already written, they just need to fill in the date and submit it. Probably under the guise of antiterrorism or protecting children.
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  4705. Those programming courses are going to fill up quickly.
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  4706.  @LionKing-ew9rm  Tribal, as in loyalty to your immediate group. As apposed to a nationalist view with loyalty to your nation. Similar to the Confederacy of the US Civil War. Troops from Georgia, for example, were more likely to take orders from a Georgian commander than one from Alabama even if the officer from Alabama outranked the Georgian.
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  4707. Dodgers, wrongful termination. Media is a little harder, you have to show malicious intent by a member of their staff or that they knowingly printed false information at the time. Her, absolutely. It won't be near what she cost him. But it will be a continuous reminder whenever she sees a paycheck or tax return garnished. Her legal team. They intentionally withheld exculpatory evidence. They probably do have deep enough pockets to get some cash back. Plus file with the California Bar Association to have their status revoked. Hit them hard to make other lawyers reconsider harassment lawsuits.
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  4708. To remind everyone again, 1984 was a warning, not a guide book.
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  4709. Ask Victor the Cleaner. He can get anything(one) out of a tub.
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  4710. A more basic Cutlass has a lot more parts available, but as you move into the rarer editions proper parts do become more scarce. It's made worse by people who create clone versions of cars like the 442.
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  4711. China "We'll arrest you if you leave your house." US and Europe " We'll arrest you if you go anywhere." See, totally different.
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  4712. Qualified immunity. It's almost impossible to successfully sue law enforcement, or the politicians who pass the laws they are enforcing. Many on the left wanted QI removed for cops so they can be sued directly. Oddly they don't demand the same thing for prosecutors.
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  4713. Breaking News: Blue has become a symbol of alt right white supremacists.
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  4714. My liberal friends celebrated whenever Obama ignored Congress. I warned them that he wasn't President for Life. I asked how they would react if a Ron Paul, or similar thinking person started slashing government without asking Congress. They couldn't comprehend the concept.
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  4715. You would only have to wait one year. Jeep ended their agreement with GM and started using the 4.0 in most vehicles in 1987.
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  4716. I already have a Winnie the Pooh body, just need the full body paint.
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  4717. When ammo dumps go up it can start with a very small explosion. Look at the IJN Yamato. It was probably "only" a 500 lb bomb that hit it. But set of the magazine which turned it into 60K tons of scrap metal scattered across the Pacific. Also HMS Hood. I'm not saying it definitely happened this way. But Hamas, Hezbollah and others in the region do like to store explosives in places that an enemy would be nervous to shoot at.
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  4718. The left considered Bernie a moderate, too centrist. So they gave us AOC. I can't wait until someone tries to out moonbat her. 2020 is going to be both hilarious and a bit scary.
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  4719. Traveling in areas with poor reception. Also, just needed to receive information. Wait until you can get to an untraceable phone to make further contact. Harder to locate if not sending a signal. Yes, it is older tech. But it gets the job done.
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  4720. Detroit wasn't White Flight, it was Green Migration. Money moves where it is most comfortable.
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  4721. Learn the difference between being a guy who is nice and being the nice guy. The former is appreciated and usually rewarded, the latter is used and discarded when their usefulness is over.
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  4722. Don't forget their battle whine "But it's not faaaaaiiiirrr!"
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  4723. Applying our own rules to us? How dare you!
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  4724. It's not an absolute, but at least a strike against. The two big points to check early on are why are they single and not with the father. And what is expected of you as to dealing with her and the kids. A woman I work with left her husband after his latest arrest for drug related crimes. He became addicted after they were married so I can't hold her life choices before becoming a single mother, she tried to do it the right way.
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  4725.  @edwardedwards6785  True. Something I meant to add to the original post. Status of the father(s). Is he a they? Back away slowly. Does she refer to him as my ex or baby daddy? The later, again back away. Is he involved? This is actually a plus because it reduces the pressure from her to make you the new father.
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  4726. Is it odd that Crowder looks more like a woman than the swimmer in today's other video?
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  4727. Welcome to 2020.
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  4728. I've been going with ghetto fatigue. Ghetto/ratchet/fatherless behavior has gone from being looked down on, to accepted, to expected from far too many.
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  4729. I asked a coworker about the film before seeing it. He described it as Travis Bickle's angry son finally loses it. He then said "Imagine that they never made Taxi Driver, this would be it."
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  4730. Nothing was burned, nothing was broken, there was no riot. Evil Dictator Orange Man removed his stormtroopers and everything was peaceful. BLM/AntiFa and CNN said so.
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  4731. Streaming began as an alternative to cable and showcase for niche shows. Whether older shows you could binge watch or concepts that would be good for a 6-10 show arc, but not a full series. Now it's a dustbin for every idea, good or bad, because production is usually cheap and one might catch on and they can milk it for more cash. Unfortunately too many of the bad concepts are being greenlit for baffling reasons.
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  4732. Who expected him to show a stack of PS5 boxes in Tim's basement?
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  4733. Damn those evil right wingers and the super magnets in their cars. They drive down the road just snatching up innocent people.
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  4734. They could be A-hole rednecks, but sometimes I miss the cops I had to deal with when I was younger. Dylan would have been hog tied, screaming like a little girl, and on his way to a cell (possibly in the trunk of a police car) halfway through his routine. He would also probably (accidentally) fall down the stairs a few times. There are some people who need attitude adjustments from time to time.
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  4735. I had one too.
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  4736. I'm still waiting for the "real Russian troops" that we were told were coming after the first week. They must still be at the other end of the country. Checking out the Chinese, in case Xi gets any ideas about expanding his borders.
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  4737. I'm voting for Trump, but I agree with him dialing it down a bit. I'm used to his style of speaking, but many aren't. At times I could see people remembering being chewed out by an a-hole boss who kept interrupting every chance to explain why something happened.
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  4738. Yet they'll keep voting Blue, no matter who. Remind them that they voted for everything wrong when New York is begging for another bailout.
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  4739. To any company thinking of hiring a group like this. I know all the right progressive phrases. I can make your company look/sound so PC you could get away with testing leaded asbestos on puppies and the left wouldn't care. Plus I'll only change you half as much as the usual shakedown artists for only slightly less damage to your company.
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  4740. Remember when it was determined it cost around $60K/year for each homeless person in social services for New York? When you get to a point when it would be cheaper to simply hand random people $50K and walk away, whatever program you are part of is clearly out of control.
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  4741. Marketing. Paint correction sounds more professional, so you can justify billing more. Someone once asked me what aioli was. I told them "mayonnaise on a $20 burger". (It was the '80s, so adjust) Most people don't understand what goes into a truly excellent polishing and wax job. Sometimes you have to change the language in order to get them to use the product or service.
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  4742. WWII was mostly peaceful too. If you only count the actual number of people in direct combat on most days.
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  4743. Early in the war it was considered every soldier's duty to try and escape. There was a kind of gentleman's agreement that if it was done with no harm to the guards or surrounding population, there would be minimal punishment upon recapture. However this changed when Hitler ordered any escape attempt to be punishable by death. There was also retribution against prisoners who didn't escape, often in the form of mass executions.
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  4744. A coworker had a Ford Expedition. With six kids he joked that it was either an Expedition or a school bus, and he didn't like yellow.
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  4745. I'm beginning to feel sorry for your equipment.
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  4746.  @PlatinumBishop72  Look at Anita Sarkeesian of Gamergate infamy. A known grifter, conwoman, and absolute poison to any project she is tied to. Yet she keeps getting gigs. They are fewer and further between, but never underestimate a company's willingness to pay high profile "victims" to make sure they don't scream about [whatever] phobia. Frosk will survive no matter how many people need to be sacrificed to make it happen. She'll probably hit the university talk circuit and be promoted for her stunning and brave stance against sexism and the evil patriarchy.
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  4747. "You got crushed in your home state, you don't recover from that." Ask Al Gore how that feels.
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  4748. He'll repackage his image as a populist Democrat. Loosing is considered winning on the left, if you are fighting for the right cause.
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  4749. Or brainwashed sheep. I've seen a few posts by people that think it actually allows gay teachers to be fired or jailed just because their students know that they are gay. Of course they haven't actually read the law, and refuse to because "fascist propaganda".
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  4750. $68K+. I'm back working again so I dropped them a few bucks. It's nice to see something positive come out of all this.
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  4751. Damn the luck. She called out the one white guy in Georgia that isn't pro Trump. (They're all pro Trump, right?) And he's Hispanic, not even white.
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  4752. It's alive. IT'S ALIVE!!!
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  4753. But did he cross state lines?
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  4754. Rule one. Don't let the mask slip until after the election. They couldn't even keep the crazy until control that long.
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  4755. About a year ago I started posting "Burn American flag, free speech. Burn a rainbow flag, hate crime." as a joke. I should know by now that no idea or concept is too far over the edge, or too stupid to not be taken seriously by the left.
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  4756. Monday morning, time to wrap up hour three then launch in to four.
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  4757. Creepy Uncle Joe for Veep. Slogan "He didn't fuck it up last time."
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  4758. It's a stretch, but sanctuary laws plus ATM card handouts to people without background checks could be called an attractive nuisance. A reasonable person would assume violent criminals would be attracted to the offer.
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  4759. Unfortunately the former Soviet nations aren't so enthusiastic about it. Sorry, Russia. Just be happy with your own internal empire.
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  4760. Or a reviewer "forgot" to return it after they were done.
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  4761. Who do the Dems have? Phauxcahontas? We may finally have a true open primary on the left.
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  4762. My local Wawa is offering a $500 hiring bonus for customer service representative (cashier). I believe they start at $13.50/hr. A lot of convenience stores have closed during third shift because they don't have the people to work. The restaurant I work for has a backlog of applications, but people don't show up if we call them.
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  4763. While I understand that the UK, US, and Soviet Union (Among others) wouldn't like to publicize using former SS for new purposes. It's hardly a secret that almost every intelligence group in the late 1940's and 50's had recruited former Abwehr, Gestapo, and other German government/military personnel. Perhaps it was just one of those things everyone agreed not to talk about.
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  4764. ​ @seanmccann8368  The British were smart enough to put a leash on most of the more imperialist members of the government and military. I think they knew (Though didn't want to admit) the age of traditional empires was finally over, and were willing to deal with it. But they were also insistent on dismantling the empire on their terms and timeline. Unfortunately these were usually in conflict with the local's plans. Like the question "Why did the Germans keep fighting after (pick a date)?", most clear thinking people in the government could run the numbers and realize it was over. But the alternative, England without an empire, was unthinkable.
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  4765. California looses money in the pot business. Federal government looses money running a brothel. Illinois lost money running a lottery. Something with a built in 50% profit. New York lost money running Off Track Betting. It's almost like people in government positions are there because they can't actually run a real business.
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  4766. Cross a national boarder, hero. Cross a state line, terrorist. Leftist pretzel logic.
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  4767. They are on the rise. BUT, the term "hate crime" has been expanded so much, it is becoming as meaningless as "racist". Now the lynching of a black man, and someone claiming to be "made uncomfortable" by a speech or store policy are lumped in together. So, if you search for hate crimes, you'll find them everywhere. If you actually research them, they are far and few between.
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  4768. Something bad is going to happen.... I'm still waiting for the nuclear holocaust they claimed Ronald Reagan was going to start over 40 years ago.
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  4769. Such a nice and informative thing to wake up to on Sunday morning.
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  4770. This game just keeps getting better.
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  4771. But we've been assured that a patient needs a (demographic group) doctor to understand the unique problems (demographic group) have. Yet (demographic group) never seem to specifically request a (demographic group) doctor. We're also told that everyone is the same.
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  4772. One other thing is to roast the bread until it is over browned (burnt). Much like carmelizing onions, slowly bringing it to the final stage is much different than just burning it.
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  4773. As a Floridian in 78° weather, I laugh at Minnesota.
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  4774. Subbed. Looking forward to it.
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  4775. Can the Bernie Bros be conned into giving their money to another lost cause? He's counting on a lot of them saying yes. Remember, no refunds.
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  4776. I believe it is coming back on Hulu or one of the streaming services for a limited run.
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  4777. #1 She's sitting in a house that would have been considered a palace by most of the people in human history, and telling me the patriarchy is the cause of all the world's problems. I guess I'll also ignore the chemical biproducts from her hair dye and clothes. Honey, go full Thoreau and live in a Walden type shack for a year. Then come talk to me how evil modern society is. For what it's worth, I probably live a more basic life than she's willing to accept now.
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  4778. There is a tiny (2%?) group that has the genetics to pull it off. She isn't one of them. Somehow, every one of them has an Instagram account. Plus their clones. Even those that can look like that in their twenties usually shift radically in their 30's. The booty becomes belly and the hourglass becomes an avocado. To keep it requires decades of commitment.
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  4779. I've checked out the Black Power/Black Panther logo. Apparently they are very pro anal fisting.
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  4780. Take responsibility for every not so funny joke? So they finally realize most sitcoms are shit. Good to know.
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  4781. Anyone remember reconquesta? Illegal immigrants announcing that they are here to stay and more are coming to "take back what is theirs"? We were told it was some silly talk from a few extremists. Surprise.
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  4782. Swing the sails 180° on the mast. Maybe?
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  4783. Blaming surrounding areas for violence in cities isn't new. Mayor Lightfoot of Chicago has been blaming Indiana for the city's crime rate for years.
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  4784. It's worse than "didn't want to investigate". They were told, from on high, to not investigate. Once the demographics and background of so many suspects became a pattern they knew it would be a political sh*tstorm if it became public. The victims were sacrificed in order to keep people from questioning the policies of one party.
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  4785. It's almost as if the writers have never read the source material.
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  4786. 40,000 people waiting around to be deported. Amateur numbers. In America we have at least 20 million.
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  4787. They'd probably try to cancel The Blues Brothers because black singers and dancers sing and dance. Also, Illinois Nazis.
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  4788. Based on a few posts/comments I've seen on FB, Trump has secret police snatching people off the street and taking them for helicopter rides.
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  4789. They've had a week to adjust his meds and sleep schedule. Biden might almost be able to keep two brain cells functioning for the hour.
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  4790. Everyone involved in this will be declaring bankruptcy or claiming 0 assets when the city tries to claw back everything they've stolen. Just don't look at the suspicious bumps under the insulation in their attics. Except them to sue for their pension because of their "years of service" and they deserve it. But it can't be claimed as income for some weird reasons.
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  4791. I checked a couple of left wing sites. They range from absolute denial to chugging industrial strength cope. Everything comes down to "Right wing extremist/Nagsi" and "I'll never support a felon." He gained no new voters tonight and probably lost several.
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  4792. Why headlight washers? Other than offroading, when do they get so dirty on one drive that you would need this?
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  4793. Mercedes 190 and Chevy Cavalier. Well, the show is definitely diverse.
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  4794. Too many of them are so wrapped up in their own wokeness they'll believe they deserve whatever they get. Look at the white kid who was carjacked at gunpoint and refused to file charges because he didn't want to ruin the chances of a black man to have a good life. His effed up family fully supported him.
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  4795. It sounds odd hearing someone using soccer (That's what it's called. Not Futball!) terms to describe a baseball game. Also, for those who don't know baseball history, Billy Martin was kind of a genius psycho. He was brilliant at the game, but had the temperament of a rabid pit bull.
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  4796. Stop senseless hammer violence now! Anyone, yes anyone, regardless of age can walk into a hardware store or Walmart and buy a hammer with no background check. They can buy small concealable ones, all the way up to military grade so called "sledgehammers". There are even automatic hammers sold under the name "Nail drivers". We must come together as a country and end this madness.
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  4797. Use the extra shotguns to test unique loads. Like concrete slugs, pennies, fishing weights, etc.
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  4798. Wait. Wait. Wait! I still have 45 minutes of Sunday's Drydock to finish.
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  4799. WikiLeaks fact checkers: It's not white genocide. They don't want to kill all of them. Just the ones they can get their hands on.
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  4800. In the 1990's I was considered a progressive libertine because my attitude was any adult can do anything with any other consenting adult(s). Just no kids, no animals. Today I'm considered a far right bigot for having exactly the same view. It's the country that has lost its mind, not me.
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  4801. What's the Naval equivalent of a Banzai charge?
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  4802. It's nice to hear Honda has improved. In the 80's and early 90's they were infamous for doing everything he talked about. The policy was "You'll take what we give you, at the price we tell you."
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  4803. I have a few friends from the Portland area. It isn't a fear of Trump winning. They are afraid of the Democrats. Apparently a few almost sane Dems are running for some positions. They're afraid they might begin to outnumber the truly crazy ones.
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  4804. But if we don't offer government jobs at ridiculous wages we won't get the best and brightest. And here's your "best and brightest" at work.
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  4805. I don't know if the goats were planned, but they're a welcome addition.
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  4806. The overhead (salaries of staff, rent, etc) for some nonprofits are at 90%. I'm not saying all are a scam, but the ones that are need to have their leaders charged with theft. If you can't pass an audit, or simply refuse, no more government money.
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  4807.  @pdwag198  Could you imagine Pres Trump getting away with "I didn't know about it until I read about it/saw it on the news."? Or blaming "Low level rogue employees" while never naming, much less prosecuting those people.
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  4808. The spin, and news narrative, will become "Evil Orange Man illegally released edited Biden recording." Then go on with another round of impeach Trump.
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  4809. She was shot multiple times. Her boyfriend, who was shooting wasn't hit. Was her boyfriend using her as a shield? I'm still waiting to see a diagram of the incident.
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  4810. I lucked out in HS history. My US History 1880-1945 class was taught by a woman who was born in England and lived through the blitz. She spent a lot of time on American and European activities in the 30's leading up to the war.
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  4811. Same, but more like 40. Unfortunately I had to learn through experience. Bad dating/relationship advice I was given was the equivalent of going through a minefield with a map drawn by someone who secretly hated me.
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  4812. Generic family friendly, pro business comment.
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  4813. Stacy Abrams. I'm sure there's no connection between the $100 million up in smoke, and her friends and family (AKA close campaign advisors) driving new cars or suddenly moving to newer homes.
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  4814. I'm waiting for the tech companies in Silicon Valley to figure out that the internet is available all over America. Hollywood abandoned LA decades ago. Though they still return, like going to see Grandma, for awards.
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  4815. A second term Trump they are beginning to accept. But a second term with a majority in both the House and Senate causes them to pee themselves.
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  4816. Self diagnosed CPTSD after years of therapy. So, after years with professionals they never saw this disorder, but you can see it yourself? Add "My penchant for delusional issues for both the sake of drama and an excuse for causing it."
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  4817. Damn kid, leaving his skateboard and machine gun out in the yard. When he gets back from the war he is so grounded.
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  4818. ​ @jryan2552  Repel? No. But they would have turned it into a meat grinder. Look at the casualties in taking the outer islands. Commanders did the macabre math of war. How many men am I willing to lose in order to complete an objective? They almost always go with whatever solution is the most efficient. Sometimes other factors like the number of civilians likely killed are taken into account, but not with the same weight. If using atomic bombs results in an effective loss of 0 every commander will pick it, every time.
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  4819. We need an official fact checker because no one has Google. And even if they do, they might accidentally stumble across something we forgot to censor. Biden Campaign Staff.
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  4820. It wasn't a drought that caused the crop failures and famine of the early 2000s. It was another effect of Mugabe's policies. Zimbabwe's reservoirs were full. But they couldn't deliver the water where it was needed because the people who maintained the system had fled/been kicked out of the country. Not that their being there would have helped much. The people had dug up or destroyed much of the piping infrastructure trying to get metal to sell for scrap.
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  4821. When the machines take over these videos will be used as evidence of your many crimes.
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  4822. At least he only tried to Moonwalk. He could have dropped to one knee, and started doing an Al Jolson routine.
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  4823. Except most of the progressive ultraleft they don't want a separate party. They want to take over an existing party that's already done the work of establishing itself.
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  4824. Between the two court decisions today the Twitterspere is melting down. A great day for America.
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  4825. They have a great many admirers. Unfortunately it's mostly made up of people in power, and want more of it.
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  4826. If you've already changed your name, given up your identity and cut your junk off, poison pudding and a bag over your head isn't that big of a step. In for a penny, in for a pound.
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  4827. If they ever find out about Penn State's White Out game, they'll lose their minds.
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  4828. If they ever make a Fallout movie, shoot it in Detroit. It was already nuked.
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  4829. I'm waiting for him to appear with a week of different toupees. Maybe start with 80's metal band hair and work up to a full pompadour by Friday.
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  4830. I'm assuming he either moved a decimal, or mixed water rescue with drowning.
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  4831. Look at all the people who weren't shot. Another peaceful protester.
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  4832. Much of Roosevelt's staff, including the VP, were more loyal to Stalin than the US. He would have been yanked back like a dog on a leash if he had tried.
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  4833. I'm convinced that Jill Biden, VP Harris, and a small group of others have looked at Pres Wilson's final years after he had a stroke. His wife became the defacto President and just signed his name for him. Today this would be harder to do. But with the right people to help (Like a Vice President and cabinet members), they think they can prop Joe up in the corner and run things themselves. As long as he has a pulse they keep power. If he drops dead after November, they still get to keep the power.
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  4834. "identify as black/African American" And now you've found one of the biggest direct problems. According to the census bureau I am whatever box I check off, despite being "visually white". I used to work with a guy from Cuba. He was a few shades darker than Obama. Is he Latino/Hispanic or black?
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  4835. Highlight of the Superbowl. Urinating Tree released a Days of our Steelers episode during half time.
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  4836. "We advanced the conversation." The universal fallback for every social change/enforcement failure.
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  4837. The Great British Baking Show is so nice, so together in common competition, so civil, it's just so British.
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  4838. I feel for you. I'm in Gainesville Florida. Our city council takes pride in the label Berkeley of The East.
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  4839. Or people could refuse to buy from online profiteers who upcharge for a resale. Let them sit in a house full of stock that won't move. Retailers do it all the time, then they lower the cost, eat the loss, and try not to repeat the mistake.
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  4840. Sorry New York, you missed the window. You could have found a lot of takers for the offer if you'd asked during January or February. Sunny California would have looked a lot more appealing.
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  4841. I'm about as close to a First Amendment absolutist as possible. But even I won't try to push stuff like this on kids. Everything about this is creepy at best, straight up pedo grooming is more likely. There is no way a sane person can justify it.
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  4842. Notification popped up as I was watching the Thunderchild vid. Nice combo for the day.
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  4843. BREAKING NEWS! Hookup does a pump and dump. Video at 11.
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  4844. Somehow Simon records an average of 26 hours each day. His first ones predate believable AI so I assume he hired his twins and keeps all the money in the family.
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  4845. ​ @jackvos8047  There's also the team of slave writers in the basement. With the new soundproofing they are hardly heard from these days.
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  4846. Leadership needed a reason to continue. They got everything they were asking for back in the 1970's/80's. But how do you go from political activist to regular nine to fiver? The list was expanded, the oppressed groups were increased to include some truly insane ideas. Questioning the actions of any member was labeled a hate crime. What was honestly a movement for a minority to be recognized as having rights devolved into a grift preaching perpetual victimhood. Look at pictures from the early gay rights parades and rallies. Then look at ones from a modern fetish fest that claims the same name. If the people from the first group met the second they'd join with social conservatives to shut it down.
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  4847. It's called a red tape ban. They don't make buying a gun illegal, but they make it such a pain in the ass most people won't bother.
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  4848. Much like Jessie Jackson and the Rainbow PUSH coalition they filtered some down to "local leaders" as walking around money. But the national bosses made sure they got theirs first.
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  4849. Don't worry about the civilians in Gaza, I'm sure Egypt will let them in. Oh wait, Egypt has tighter control over who gets out of Gaza than Israel and absolutely doesn't want them.
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  4850.  @owchYT  Perfectly pinpoint, no. Rough estimate, yes. That's the way the law works. The number varies from city to city. But if you expect more than 50, certainly more than 100 people to show up you need to alert the authorities before you put out the call.
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  4851. Shut down Tiktok and watch the apocalypse begin.
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  4852. ​ @jimb3137  Glow like the burner on an electric stove is closer.
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  4853. ​ @gooeyrhubarb1593  China has a growing problem with them seemingly spontaneously igniting. But those are ones produced for the domestic market, so build quality from car to car is iffy at best.
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  4854. Society if women quit, major inconveniences but easy to adapt to. Society if men quit, complete collapse.
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  4855. It's Illinois. She's not in the top ten of corrupt politicians. She's a she. She has a built in tan. She's proven she'll use the last two as a shield.
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  4856. And find someone who specializes in classics/customs. A mechanic who could check out 100 different points on a Camry might not know what he's looking at here.
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  4857. ​ @danielrichardson6054  Construction and union management consultant. Totally legit, don't ask any questions.
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  4858. Last woman: We don't need men for financial stability. Ok, how often do you pick up the bill for a date? Women couldn't have credit cards 30 years ago? I know women had credit cards in the 1990's. And 80's. And 70's. Yes, in the 1960's some banks required married women to have their husband co-sign for a credit card. But that is long passed.
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  4859. I've seen a fair number of "How to make X in the wild" videos. Most, of course, made by people with experience and without mentioning how many edits were required. It would be interesting to see a "Real person attempts to build X" video.
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  4860. I'm an idiot until I understand it. That's me and math. I would look at the book like it was an ancient latin text and the instructor sounded like the were trying to explain it in Swahili. Then a switch would trip in my brain and it was completely obvious.
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  4861. Remember, Cadillac did this while GM was already being criticized for excessive badge engineering. And after the Ford/Lincoln Versailles fiasco. In GM's defense. Cadillac management didn't want it. It was the dealer network that demanded a small Cadillac, and quickly. 18 months from design to production is impossible for a new car, so they went with what they had. At least they didn't go with their original plan, to use an X Car (Citation, Omega, etc) as the basic platform.
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  4862. The imaginary clicking/adjusting on the 9 was brought to you by the same people who cock the hammer and safety on a Glock.
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  4863.  @zxbzxbzxb1  The Stalingrad series is to prep people for the one he's been secretary working on.... After Stalingrad, The Drive to Berlin.
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  4864. Tyson and Perdue have unleashed their assassins. RIP speaker of truth.
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  4865. Sorting out, a situation (usually bad) that needs to be dealt with.
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  4866.  @wendesmith6240  Sorry, no Green today. Try all new Soylent Orange!
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  4867.  @justanobserver530  Wait until they bring back wage and price controls to try and reduce inflation. People loved those built in union raises. Right up until the mass layoffs began. But don't worry, it's only temporary, until it's not.
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  4868. But food deserts. Why won't racist companies open stores in certain areas? A decade after the LA riots many areas still hadn't reopened. Even then it took massive tax incentives to offset the additional insurance costs and risks to convince companies to locate a store in a looted zone.
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  4869. @bad1dobby Need to speed things up? Try a microwave.
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  4870. Listen to third wave feminists. Every woman has to dodge (snuggle struggle) gangs every time she walks out the door. And that's on top of the fact that she's only leaving her house because she needs to get away from the constant (struggle snuggling) the man there inflicts on her. She's a woman, women are always the victim, therefore she can identify with other victims around the world.
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  4871. Leggo MuhEggo Me too. Either accidental discharge and a free vasectomy. Or pocket debris getting in the chamber and turning it into a paperweight.
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  4872. Oh no, Trump is doing what he said he'd do and was elected to do.
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  4873. Basically she submitted a list of candidates. There was only one name, but it was a list.
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  4874. Possible size problem. We used two chemical fire extinguishers to put out a burning laptop a few years ago. Extinguishing a burning battery pack in a car would take a sizable system unless it got it under control right away.
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  4875. When I was much younger (58 now) I wasn't able to describe it, or put it in words. But I could always identify the women who were one of the "beautiful people" when they were in highschool or early on the college. Something changes in their mind. They talked/acted different than other people. Almost everything about them was either shallow or desperate.
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  4876. CW staff meeting: Our show is bombing what can we do? Make the lead female! Already is. Make the lead a lesbian! Already is. Make the lead non white! Brilliant!!! Our jobs are safe for another season.
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  4877. When you flee New York, or any other leftist controlled area, and move to Florida, I only ask one thing. Remember why you left. Please don't vote for the same idiots that ruined your original home. No, Florida (or any other state) can't be improved by doing things the way they "did it back in XXXX". Doing the same thing will get the same results. No, you won't "do it right this time". You will only ruin it for everyone, just like you did "back home".
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  4878. I don't care who's name is on the check, I'd just like to get one. Didn't get the $1,200 last year, didn't receive my tax return, didn't get the $600, probably won't get the $1,400.
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  4879. 20:00 Sorry Sean, but they were told exactly what would happen. Same with Portland, same with San Francisco, same with Seattle, same with Chicago....... Maybe not the specifics, but many people predicted the exact outcome every one of these cities would face if they kept going forward with their increasingly insane policies. But those people were shouted down. They were called every ist and phobe in the book and told to go away. But until they change themselves I continue to not have time to offer much sympathy. Bring back things like the three strikes laws, start charging repeat teen criminals as adults, actually make people responsible for their repeatedly bad choices and I'm willing to help. Until then, let them burn in their own fire.
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  4880. They are available on YouTube.
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  4881. I noticed a lot of the ads were for CBS or Paramount streaming. I have a feeling they had a hard time filling all the slots.
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  4882. Primarying works both ways. I'm sure the DNC is looking at taking out AOC and the other super progressives. It is also a great opportunity for the Republicans to actually take a blue seat.
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  4883. Seattle is still looking for those white supremacist snipers that kept shooting people in the CHAZ/CHOP. I'm betting they'll have as much success as OJ did finding the "real killer".
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  4884. Been using a Sony system since the original PlayStation. Looks like it stops at 4. It was nice while it lasted.
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  4885. But now we don't have to wear a mask if we've had the (or two, or six, whatever) vaccine. Except, how can you tell if someone had the vaccine? At least without checking their half dozen updates talking about it on social media.
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  4886. I'm still waiting for the report showing how many consumers picked Epic over Steam when given the choice.
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  4887. Had a program to give away free stuff. Program fails Reset with a new program to throw more money at the situation. Standard liberal social logic.
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  4888. Corporations are terrified of the woke mob. Even if you show them proof it's two people and a thousand bots, they still fold instantly.
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  4889. Trump did miss one great opportunity. When the Union of Socialist Whamen were waving three fingers and shouting, he should have stopped and reminded them "No ladies, it's four, not three more years."
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  4890. What is the point of hiring more border control agents if all they are going to do is act like a welcoming committee? What's the point of having more judges if all they are going to do is rubber stamp approval of every application? Unless that was their intention from the beginning. But that's just my conspiracy brain doing its crazy thing. Right?
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  4891. Two groups apposed to Biden: Those that got checks from the government and then didn't. Those that paid into the system that wrote those checks and now get to pay higher prices. Sounds like a Biden reelection landslide.
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  4892. One hour..... for part one.
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  4893. I think he brought on a bunch of advisors from another Floridian, JEB! It worked out as well as last time. Maybe now they'll learn to speak for themselves and not what machine RINO "experts" tell them to say.
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  4894. If you need government permission, it is a privilege not a right.
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  4895. Like a lot of other drivers, I had the CD to cassette converter. The biggest challenge was keeping my Discman from bouncing around.
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  4896. The people at Flex Seal see a potential challenge and a great advertisement in the future.
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  4897. Gen Pershing had planned....... Effectively summing up every General in the war.
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  4898. I've seen a couple reports saying the ship was X, others Y. There's a lot of speculation about what took it out and what it was carrying. Right now about the only thing anyone can confirm is "Ship go boom!" Which is still a win for Ukraine, especially since it was in a supposedly safe harbor. He's probably waiting for confirmation of something.
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  4899. I wonder if you could have shown a Kennedy/Johnson era (Or even Bill Clinton era) Democrat the modern incarnation of the party and its supporters, how many would have pulled a Reagan and headed for the door? Would they even have a viable party today?
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  4900. It also depends on how you count "Dangerous" Most violent crimes? Most violent crimes per capita? Most murders overall or per capita?
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  4901. If you are a certain age you will be smelling cordite from a stip of caps while watching this.
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  4902. After he dropped out TYT put up a poll to ask who people would vote for now. Biden got slaughtered. They took it down because they assumed it was a troll attack. On the second try he got hit worse. He came in fourth behind Trump, no one, and anyone else.
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  4903. Venezuelan cripto currency is like Enron stock when it dropped to ¢50/share. Yeah, it's basically worthless now, but if it bounces back you're rich.
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  4904. It wasn't just Mopars. Though I do remember Darts, both coupe and sedan, going for barely over scrap price. They were the "cash specials" on a lot of corner car lots. I passed on a 70 or 71 GTO because it needed a new paint job. The owner's girlfriend gad gone nuts with nail polish and nail polish remover after a fight. Everything else was in great shape. But they were just "old cars" at the time. Collectors had started pushing up the price of certain rarer models, but an average one was still fairly cheap.
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  4905.  @dark2023-1lovesoni  The Pinkerton Detective Agency would be considered something like Executive Outcomes or similar security (mercenary) group today. They did some detective and private protection work. But they are most well known for corporate enforcement. A branch of my family is from West Virginia. To this day they don't trust any company if they aren't local. An uncle said his policy was that if he can't encounter the owner/president at a church, club or other social meeting he assumes they are up to something shady. I don't like unions. But I still think most of the people involved in breaking strikes back then, both the active breakers and the corporate boards that hired them, should have been charged with murder or manslaughter.
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  4906. Unfortunately also average in too many districts. See Baltimore.
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  4907. The feministas have convinced women that compromise equals submission which equals slavery. They bought fully into the Queen/Boss Bitch lie. As a result they refuse to compromise while remaining incapable of recognizing when men compromise or what they give up to be with them.
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  4908. Usually they flee. Many of the "progressives" in Oregon and Washington are former Californians who left after screwing up the cities there.
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  4909. But how long will it take for them to figure it out? By next election cycle, or will it take the re-election of Trump to hammer that idea home?
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  4910. I can't wait for the press to try and differentiate between "fireworks" and "explosive devices" when they are launched over the White House fence. Also protesters should probably be told that the Secret Service and the Marine details at the White House aren't issued rubber bullets.
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  4911. The Ana Kasparian Why I Walked Away From the Left video, if it is ever made, will probably be the most viewed political video in YouTube history. It will, of course, immediately be mass flagged by her former comrades who will claim it contains everything from hate speech to killing puppies while making out with Hitler.
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  4912. They just raise the prices so normal people get to cover the extra costs. Sort of a woke theft tax.
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  4913. For Americans, the difference between VAT and sales tax, oversimplified. Sales tax, usually at the state level, is applied once at and paid by the retail consumer. The VAT is applied at each level of production and distribution. So, for example, a tire company would pay it for the components to make the tires. The auto parts supply company would pat it again when they bought the tires. The service shop where you take your car to get new tires would pay it again when buying them from the supply company. Some companies do get partial credits, most do not. This is why the prices for certain items can be much higher in some European countries than America.
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  4914. I've had a few, military surplus and civilian market. Most of them functioned well. Some were trash. It seems totally random what you'll end up with. If you find an all original piece, don't expect to use it as is. Be prepared to replace some parts.
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  4915. Walking back an idea that you proposed during a campaign after you are sworn in can be excused as "I've seen the real numbers" kind of thing. Perhaps they genuinely believed it was possible at the time. Reversing idiology, or claiming you never said you would do X less than a week after the election? You knew it was bullshit when you said it.
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  4916. Removed from that era, their tax exempt status. Added, an audit with full disclosure of who got how much money.
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  4917. Sometimes you have to hit the reset button a few times before it works. People's brains are the same.
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  4918. The horror..... the horror.
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  4919. But, when they wrote the Constitution, they foresaw TV and the internet. So it is magically protected by the First Amendment. Logic!!
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  4920. Never! I shall use these newly discovered tools to liberate Bell Buttons everywhere.
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  4921. I don't know if it was Rome, but in one area slaves had to wear a specific armband of sorts around their forearm when away from their master's property. Being caught in public without it would result in the arm being cut off.
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  4922. Eliminating ICE to save money is like not changing the oil in your car. Yes, extra cash now. Dead car soon. But you can't buy another country on Craigslist.
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  4923. It bred. God save us all.
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  4924. Drivers will demand hazard pay and amnesty for anything that happens while doing their job.
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  4925. Don't chain your woman to the stove. It makes it impossible for them to bring your drink and sandwich.
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  4926. Surprise! Creating food actually requires work and long term commitment.
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  4927.  @zegermanscientist2667  There's a recent video out from Ukrainian soldiers who were attacked by Chechen soldiers fighting for Russia. Some of the dead had vests for armor, but no plates in them. There are shortages of everything else, so I wouldn't be surprised if there isn't enough armor to go around.
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  4928. There is a large overlap population too. Mental health services generally won't deal with people who are on illegal drugs. Drug treatment centers won't touch the crazies. A lot of these people are self medicating (Almost never a good idea) so you end up with a schizophrenic (A condition that can be controlled with the right meds) who takes something he bought on the corner to try and deal with his symptoms. Unfortunately dealing with such a person takes a fair amount of time and money. It also usually takes forced institutionalization, which is very hard to get.
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  4929. Can't build up so tear everyone else down.
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  4930. Attention Sanders fans. Your first enemy is the Democrat Party. Not that I condone arson, or other destruction, but deal with the people truly keeping you down first.
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  4931. Why is a neurosurgeon paid more than a factory worker? Because skill/intelligence level, not passion for the profession. If I got 1000 people together, I could have 1,000 factory workers. But of that same group only 2-3 neurosurgeons. Rarity of a skill is more valuable than rarity of a resource.
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  4932. Given the makeup of Malta, the LMP 1889 would have been a popular weapon.
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  4933. What happened to "Count every vote!"?
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  4934.  Mayhem Maverick  Fixed
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  4935. It isn't just the city's bills that aren't getting paid. Her own legal team resigned because she didn't pay them. There were also questions about how they could defend her because she gave them conflicting information, making it almost impossible to present a defense in court.
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  4936. I hope whoever was sent out the get the food added "And a Diet Coke" at the end of the order.
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  4937.  @RMJ8757  The top end tax rate was an imaginary number. Also, it was first reduced under Kennedy. One of the things that happened in the 80's, along with reducing the rate, was the elimination of hundreds of deductions that allowed people to not pay the top end.
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  4938.  @RMJ8757  Sorry, my mistake. Proposed under Kennedy. Reduced under Johnson.
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  4939. Based on current coverage, he could put a raging homophobic, misogynistic, Grand Dragon of the Klan. Just so long as he/she is pro abortion. Seriously, of the top ten issues Dems are commenting on, abortion is 12 of them.
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  4940. For the sake of the algorithm I just 2x through most add reads.
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  4941. A guest of the state was the old euphemism.
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  4942. With a full primary you don't need to win, just do better than some others. It's like outrunning a bear. You don't have to be faster than the bear, just faster than the guy next to you.
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  4943. The Lotus Eaters have been following intersectionality conflict in the UK for a while. I seems to have come as a complete surprise to the alphabet community that large numbers of people from places that accept killing gays as normal aren't in favor of having their kids indoctrinated into "everyone is gay/trans". The feministas are mystified that so many Muslim women are happy living in traditional households. Even after going through the university system, they go on to marry traditional men. It's almost like people look at the brave new world being offered, check out the costs and benefits, then walk away.
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  4944. Late 60's/early 70's van life wasn't just for hippies. My folks had a 1968 VW camper we drove around the US and Europe. My father was career Navy and my mother is a former nun. (Seriously) Politically my dad was somewhere between Barry Goldwater and Archie Bunker. I have great memories of spending Summers living on the beach in that thing.
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  4945. Gas prices up under Bush. "How every 10¢ increase effects voters." Gas prices under Obama "Why the spike in gas prices are a normal sign of a growing economy." Gas prices under Trump. "Egotist Trump falsely claims credit for lower fuel costs."
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  4946. Another press lie. But Orange Man bad, so it's ok. Also, don't trust independent sources because they aren't sticking to rules about fact checking before publishing. Welcome to 20currentyear.
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  4947. Tonight Creepy Uncle Joe gives his big (supposedly live) speech. I'd love to know what drugs they're going to pump him full of in order to keep him on track for a full 15 minutes.
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  4948. NASA and the government in general went out of their way to bury the "What happened to the astronauts" question. Even when the reports were released there seemed to be an agreement between the major news outlets not to talk about it. There was a lot of discussion about the technical aspects that caused the failure, but everyone pretended the crew capsule didn't exist.
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  4949. Unfortunately courts have said that police (law enforcement) are not responsible for the safety of individuals. I assume this extends to companies. It is a policy to respond to a call of criminal activity, but not a requirement. Legally a city could turn off it's 911 system and tell every cop to go home.
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  4950. Woman makes a false accusation against a man. We're told that all women are supposed to rally around and support her. Proof comes out that he's innocent. We are told that all women are supposed to rally around and support her truth. But not ALL women.
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  4951. But are you willing to deal with the other end of the issue? If it's your choice to start doing whatever drug you want, it's also your choice to stop. Don't ask me for money to fund government rehab programs. Don't ask me to help cover insurance costs through my premiums. Don't cry to me about addiction. If you aren't strong enough to put it down, don't pick it up.
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  4952. "Don't fight back. No matter how justified, it will be portrayed as Right attacking Leftists and made to work against Pres Trump." So, after the election the gloves come off?
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  4953. The Democrats need Bill Clinton 2.0. Someone with the backbone to tell the children to hush up and support from within to survive their collective freakout. Unfortunately their current leadership keeps placating the angry, noisy radicals at the fringe by moving closer to them.
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  4954. TikTok, a Chinese app is used for pro Chinese propaganda? And is likely tracking what you do with your phone to send the data back to China? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!
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  4955. It's easy to mock the idiot writers/editors who were the face of the company. But I feel for the support staff that will be cut because of this. I've been laid off because people elsewhere in the franchise company I worked for screwed up and made some huge mistakes. It sucks getting fired. Doubly so when you do everything right, and have no control over the outcome.
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  4956. It's the UK. Harsh language towards one of the Great Protected Ones will get you arrested. As mentioned on The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters earlier. A man got 10 years in prison for uploading a video of him and his girlfriend (both adults) having sex. The "Asian" leader of a group specializing in "snuggle sessions" with underage girls got 3. England is effectively a lost cause.
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  4957. Honestly, if someone showed me this and said it was a garage made improvised helicopter from Ukraine, I'd believe them.
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  4958. The county/city, state, and federal government each make more than the end seller from each gallon sold. I believe this is why Biden's proposal to temporarily end the federal gas and diesel tax was BS from the beginning. People would freak out the day after it ended when they saw the sudden jump and realize what they have been paying in taxes.
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  4959. Men shouldn't gaze at women? That would be a huge revelation around here. I live in a college town. On any given night, especially towards the weekend, there are dozens of women walking to the various clubs. If you put them side by side with most hookers you couldn't tell which was which. They aren't dressing to not get notified, they are dressing to advertise.
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  4960. C'mon Ethan, put your money (You've got plenty) where your mouth is. When you advocate for this sort of thing put your address on the screen.
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  4961. Oh no. Their iffy customer service might slow down for a half hour at some point next week. How will we ever survive? Please Netflix, give into all their demands before the world destroys itself.
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  4962. Susanifitmakesyouhappy is too long. I'll stick with Tim.
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  4963. Given the subjects Jeremy has "researched" over the years, am I the only one who is a bit nervous about his browser history?
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  4964. Not radioactive meat. Sausage specially bred and prepped for more even cooking in a microwave.
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  4965. Another shock for people who come here from out of state is that Florida isn't a catch and release state. Our judges actually require people to post bail before letting them out. That bail amount is based partially on the likelihood of showing up for trial. So, if you are from out of state, expect to pay more.
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  4966. It is amazing how during in just a week between "cheap fakes" and the debate Uncle Joe developed 4-8 years of cognitive decline. It's almost as if propaganda news had been lying all along.
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  4967. Can he expand his platform nationally? No. Can the national party be penalized by having him held up as the face of the Democrat Party? Yes, assuming the Republicans are willing to try.
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  4968. By the time it reached the end, the convoy was four tons short. Somehow, not surprised by this. Let us count the number of times national treasuries were moved and somehow parts evaporated in transit. Especially in an emergency.
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  4969. Or you either had a massive amount or were carrying it in a restricted area, like through customs while traveling internationally. But to your point, the "years in prison for just a joint" is a myth.
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  4970. I would like to see Trump nominate Obama as a federal judge. Just to see an investigation into his early years.
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  4971. It's almost as if people don't like it when you go out of your way to get up in someone else's grill. Surprise!
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  4972. Remember when Starbucks was held up as an example from the left as a "good corporation"? You can't make them happy. They purity spiral will always come back to attack those that support it. Once again. You die the hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
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  4973. The same people who think cops should shoot the gun out of the hand of an armed suspect.
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  4974. So I guess just using a front company to buy, then loose, a batch of cheap Italian or Spanish pistols was too complicated? Or maybe surplus French weapons? It would be fairly easy to to explain how anti-communist insurgents "found" French pistols in a former French colony.
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  4975. I was going to see them, but right before the show the drummer (fifth I think) was abducted by aliens.
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  4976.  Nickolas Schneider  Where I live streaming isn't universal. Base internet access is slow, and gets very expensive if you go over your cap. Unless you pay for the higher end service, you are limited to a few games and movies per month. Having two or three online gamers in the house can push it to the limit very quickly.
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  4977. You may not have agreed with or liked Rush Limbaugh, but he had a great way of dealing with requests for appearances on Sixty Minutes (They asked a few times.) or similar shows. His only demand was to have his own camera running the entire time. They could show whatever they wanted first. But he would show the full response, in context and without editing, later. They turned him down every time.
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  4978. TYT and CHAZ/CHOP security is still looking for those mythical white supremacist snipers. I predict the same success as OJ's search for the "real killer".
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  4979. I made it in before the Wherboos automatically downvoted it. So, close enough.
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  4980. Replace Biden with who? VP Harris got 5% from within her own party when she ran as President. Gov Newsom can't run if Harris remains as VP. Both from the same state. In some states it is too late to legally change candidates, so Biden stays and splits the votes with whoever the nominee is. Effectively giving those states to Trump. Just accept that you bet on the wrong pony. The race has started, you can't change horses now. 2028 will be open, with no presumptive nominee from either side. Start looking ahead.
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  4981. Steam, are you seeing this? Take less money from creators, get more business.
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  4982. If I may quote our previous President, "Elections have consequences." Did you actually expect Pres Trump to nominate a progressive/flaming liberal?
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  4983. People don't necessarily go there. If you Google what time a movie starts, or where it is playing, RT is usually at the top of the search results. It becomes the default search for normies.
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  4984. The vibe I'm getting from this guy is that he probably supported them when they were doing their BS "over there". Now he can't admit he was wrong. See also the army of NIMBY progressives/liberals in upscale communities who don't want what they demanded to happen actually happen near them.
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  4985. Maybe they should have just focused on the "arms" part. Headbutting an armed, charging enemy soldier into submission must be worth something.
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  4986. You use exclusively sources that don't confirm the idea you had from the beginning? Or authors who's personal/political views aren't exactly in line with you? What madness is this!?!
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  4987. Dum-Dum has become a generic term for anything beyond military ball ammo.
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  4988. Believe all women.
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  4989. I doubt Trump will win in the hardcore Blue areas, but will show a big jump in support. If he can take 20% of the black vote with a similar increase in Hispanic support he will cause panic in the Democrat Party. It will be interesting to see how fast they stop worshipping the various alphabet groups and run back to pandering to their traditional core.
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  4990. If the downvotes pop up almost immediately, it's probably butt hurt trolls. Many YouTubers have made videos that conflict with some people's personal views. So they automatically give all future videos a thumb down. Usually only seeing a few seconds, just long enough to tap the screen and move on to something else.
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  4991. Except the more people that are talking, the greater likelihood that the enemy will hear you. The ships were probably under radio silence while maneuvering though the mines. With a limited area to move they didn't want the RAF to find them. There's a story about Soviet defenses going to a higher state of alert because of a sudden jump in NATO military transmissions. It was the sort of thing to be expected right before an invasion. It turned out to be just a bunch of soldiers and sailors from different countries shit talking each other about the World Cup matches.
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  4992. What a cute little gocart.
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  4993. They knew the grand jury announcement was coming. They knew anything short of "We have found them all guilty and there will be a public hanging in 30 minutes." would result in riots. Why weren't National Guard units, or their equivalent, on every other street corner?
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  4994. What a wonderful thing to wake up to.
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  4995. There was one from a YouTuber several years ago. He was trying to explain.... something, even he didn't know later. But it was almost ten minutes of word salad and disjointed stream of consciousness rambling. He posted the video along with an explanation of why he disappeared from YouTube for a couple months. He'd had a breakdown and someone (I think his sister) had found him in an almost catatonic state. But you are right, he would have been in no condition to edit and upload the original when he recorded it. It was only after therapy and rest that he could put it together.
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  4996. Dems, the party of No continues to say no. Is anyone surprised?
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  4997. ​ @tomsanders5584  Ask the Rooftop Koreans. Better than asbestos in preventing their businesses from being burned.
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  4998. In a conversation with someone they used the higher earnings from a college degree means higher taxes paid plus extra money to pay for goods and services from others. I than told them they just described trickle down economics AKA Reaganomics. They kept backtracking but couldn't explain the difference.
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  4999. Remember, 2020 the year no one apparently died from regular flu, only the Coof. But I'm sure that had nothing to do with hospitals being paid extra for Coof patients.
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  5000. Watch a Quartering video. Watch another video from the recommendation list. Get an ad with Jeremy for Coffee Brand coffee. He's slowly trying to take over YouTube.
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  5001. I've pointed it out before, but the people who've are most likely to be the angriest about the whole thing are the other Dems who ran against him. The laptop has been in FBI custody for over a year. This stuff was known during the primaries. Sanders (likely) or Warren (definitely) could have used it to shred Biden and become the nominee.
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  5002. Finds picture of WWII German soldier enjoying chocolate pudding. Vice Headline "Chocolate Pudding is Nazi Signaling"
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  5003. I will follow the law. Comes from a sanctuary city in a sanctuary state that absolutely refuses to cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies. Sounds about right.
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  5004. If you are going to steal, steal big. NO! NO! Not that big.
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  5005. Left mindset. Set fire to your neighbor's house, then complain about the smoke.
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  5006. Accountability and responsibility are white pizza concepts. Certain demographics aren't can't be expected to go along with them because slavery, or something.
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  5007. It's all the fault of the US. How dare those evil, capitalist Americans not pay $200 per barrel for oil!
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  5008. I remember the term "sport wagon" at the time.
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  5009. If men traveling together equals gay today, then Lord of the Rings must be the gayest, most woke movie ever.
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  5010. Imagine what won't be. There are still thousands of files from WWII and immediately after that the US and UK still consider too secret (Or more likely too embarrassing) to be declassified. When the 50 year mark arrived for documents from the Kennedy administration many were reclassified and locked away.
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  5011. It's a university in Baltimore. If it didn't happen on the university grounds no one would care. Five people being shot in Baltimore barely makes Baltimore news.
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  5012. You were supposed to use a probe or rod of some sort, not your hand. I do something similar when I buy bread from the bakery at my supermarket, but each loaf is either bagged or wrapped. I guess their system had less waste, but most Americans wouldn't tolerate food other than produce just sitting on a shelf. Everything has to be wrapped and sealed, often under multiple layers.
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  5013. Or offering loans only up to a percentage of MSRP. This, traditionally wasn't bad. The difference was your trade-in and/or down payment. But new car dealers are adding on huge fees that are also supposed to be paid for by the person buying the car.
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  5014. I've lived in Florida for almost 50 years. I've gone through a lot of storms. I've been dumb enough to go surfing during near misses. But I have to advise anyone, do NOT get on a small boat that's tied to a dock to ride out a hurricane. There's doing Florida stuff, and then there's plain stupid.
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  5015. Any word from the other customer who apparently has the car she ordered? They have a whole world of issues coming when they try to sell it and don't have a title that matches the VIN.
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  5016. He drank the Innocence Project Kool Aid a while ago. At this point it would take someone going on his show and reviewing, case by case, everything they've lied about. He'd still defend them with "But what about X" in the few cases they have managed to get people who shouldn't have been found guilty (not necessarily innocent, but you aren't required to prove that in court) to begin with. At that point he might be able to at least look at the individual cases more critically. But for now he'll keep believing whatever they say.
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  5017. Hey, hey Ho, ho This chant has got to go Seriously, I like the classics, but leave it in 1967.
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  5018. Try Count Dankula. The voice to text program has no idea what to do with a Scottish accent.
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  5019. I saw it and assumed it was someone trying to boost followers. Next I thought maybe it was someone with similar interests that was trolling sites. After enough posts I figured phishing.
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  5020. .... for a date I had to get ready for! Okay, come as you are. I'll make dinner at my place. (I'm a great cook) Full costs are on me. Her "Dinner at home? How cheap can you get!?!"
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  5021. Daily Wire has released a video. They say it was their contract he was talking about, and give their explanation.
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  5022. Getting laid off in a large business is a lot like Joe Pesci's character getting wacked in Goodfellas. You walk into a room feeling good, take a look at who's there (and not there), then "Oh fuck!"
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  5023. The miller type engine doesn't do well with turbo charging. It probably could have been done, but would have required completely reworking it. I believe about the only Miller/Turbo combo engines regularly used are if F1 type racing. The RPMs have to be kept very high and there is a heavy lag when coming up from lower RPMs. So, probably not practical for daily driving.
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  5024. Remember when CNN said they were concerned for their safety during the Trump rallies a few years ago? No one was harmed, but their fee-fees are more important. Now their reporters actually are in danger, but there's complete silence.
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  5025. I found your star sign. It was a sign you've been railed by more guys than most porn stars. Moving on.
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  5026. Oh my God! They made a sequel that appeals to the fans of the original (very successful) game. How dare they!
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  5027. He was there the day the Earth stood still. He told us where we stand.
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  5028. Similar situation with Wells Fargo. My ATM card was duplicated by a skimmer. The people who used it bought stuff at a higher end department store, ordered vintage basketball shoes, and pizza. So, the police have camera footage and an address. They seemed almost annoyed that I went to the station to file a report (something my bank said to do). I never heard back from them.
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  5029. I know this will sound misogynistic, but I've stopped caring. Only a woman could be put in charge of a campaign to convince Americans to drink cheap beer during the Summer, and screw it up this bad. It was about as complicated as convincing Floridians to turn on the AC.
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  5030. Red cup over the camera. If you can see the cam assume you are live.
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  5031. Declare Queen Nancy's government funded, military transportation "unnecessary". Make her, and her friends fly commercial with the rest of the filthy masses. She'll reconsider her stand much more quickly.
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  5032. It's already being done. People freaked out because so many women were cut at Twitter. They ignored that the positions being cut were overwhelmingly filled by women. They could have (supposedly) taken one of the jobs that wasn't cut. But those jobs expect you to to actually show up, and show productive work. Instead they collectively screamed about misogyny.
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  5033. Left "All cops are bastards." Also left "I called 911, why won't they help me?"
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  5034. If you want to wait until your 50, good for you. Remind me, how many guys (At least the type she expects) are going to want her at 50?
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  5035. One of the YouTube channels that covers auto auctions went to county auction in Illinois. Almost every vehicle was missing their catalytic converter. Thieves had gone into the holding yards and cut them all. It's illegal to register a car that has had one removed, but the country had no problem selling them.
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  5036. Based on Ted Negent's description, it seems like a rather pleasant disease.
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  5037. The Robin Roberts ABC interview sounds exactly like what it was. A PR promo set up by her managers and legal team. Roberts is a pro at this. She doesn't ask unexpected questions and doesn't follow up when they give a scripted non answer. Unless she has a personal grudge against the interviewee. Not knocking her for it, that's her job and she's good at it. She doesn't give softball questions, it's closer to T-ball. She provides the setup, you can take your time giving the focus group designed answer.
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  5038. The British Army is a projectile of the British Navy. Sounds almost like the USMC. They only thing worse than the Navy bombarding you from sea, is when they stop.
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  5039. Felony murder clause. If a person is killed while you are committing a crime you are responsible. There are varying degrees of murder/manslaughter. She'll probably get a lighter sentence. Not set free, but around 10 years. If she's smart she'll try to get everything against her bundled into one plea agreement and serve everything concurrently.
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  5040. Election Night 3% of the votes in, Biden ahead by 2% "We can say Joe Biden will be the next President of the United States." 87% of the votes in, Trump ahead by 35% "It's too close to call, we may not know who won until Thanksgiving." If you think this is hyperbole, look at the ABC news coverage of 2016. Even when Trump was thanking his supporters, and Clinton was sending out a spokesman to tell everyone to go home, they were still talking about her "Possible path to the White House."
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  5041. It's the serious nature of the crime, not the nature of the evidence. Every Democrat. Unless it's a Dem that's been accused. Then, no crime regardless of evidence.
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  5042. Almost two hours down. Time for sleep, then the remaining hour and a half of the 5-10 minute guide.
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  5043. What is in MultiSeal that makes it for off-road only?
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  5044. Use coated rebar. Oh, wait, that didn't turn out as well as hoped. Who knew construction sites were such rough places.
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  5045. Hillary Clinton passed out. She was still deemed healthy enough to be President.
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  5046. I really hope the Royal Family made a prenup mandatory before they were married.
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  5047. He's just stuttering. He's always been a stutterer. MSNBC, probably.
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  5048. RTFM! Read The Fucking Manual (Menu if you are in a restaurant). A lot of restaurants have pictures in their menus. People tend to order what they see, but never read the description. Then return it for a reorder, which the kitchen needs to rush, because they didn't realize it had an ingredient they don't like. Also custom orders. I understand that you don't want certain things with your food. But most morons can't grasp how stuff is made. I've gotten orders for "gumbo 86 shrimp, food allergy". Seriously, they are allergic to shellfish (or just don't like, they don't understand the difference) and want me to shut down my station while I make a whole new batch of soup (incorrectly) just for them. I also blame the braindead servers who turn in the order because they don't want to say "no" to the customer.
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  5049. Thank you for these videos. I've seen and read Crusader referenced before, but never a real in-depth look at the battle, the theories of how it "should have gone", and how it actually did.
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  5050. The prosecutors know full well it's BS. But it fits the narrative of ACAB, systematic racism, blah, blah, excuse. When Antifa/BLM started cranking up a few years ago some of them were honest about their goals. You have to destroy the old society in order to create a new one. They see the anarchy they are introducing as a good thing, a necessary step on the way to some effed up utopian dream They knew exactly what would happen when they defacto legalized theft, all drugs, almost any crime committed by someone under 18, or crimes committed by certain demographics.
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  5051. Too Gumby brained to be responsible for his own decisions. But OK to be President now and for another term. Within Dem pretzel logic this somehow makes sense. Crazy brain damaged people electing other crazy brain damaged people.
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  5052. ​ @techsavvy8522  They nationalized almost every industry. Yes, they were often left under private control. But only if the people running it were party members and did exactly what the government (party) said to do. The government set wages, number of hours a person could work and where they would work, retail and wholesale prices, production quotas, etc. None of that sounds very right wing. I don't know why so many people get mad when it's pointed out that the National Socialist Workers Party was left wing. They were only "right wing" when compared to the Soviets. Just because they were on the left doesn't mean everyone on the left is a Nazi or in any way supports them.
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  5053. Military service age men being forced to stay in military barracks. The horror.
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  5054. I believe it was Cairo that some economists studied a few years ago. They figured out it would be cheaper to move the entire population, give homeowners a new house and give renters five years (I think) rental payments, than keep the town going. Just bulldoze everything and, when the time is right, let a new community start there. Sadly, there are a lot of zombie towns in America that exist today only because they existed yesterday. They have no purpose other than to keep stumbling on.
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  5055. Do this in the mayor's neighborhood. Suddenly defending personal property will matter a lot.
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  5056. Obey.
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  5057. Posts tips for productivity on YouTube, the ultimate time suck.
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  5058. Not anti vaccine. Just want a full list of ingredients and possible side effects available before being "asked" to have something injected into my body.
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  5059. Surprise redistributionist.
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  5060. I'm assuming he already has the questions and has been rehearsing prewritten answers all week. The man has been in national politics longer than most of his voters have been alive. Why does it take a week of being locked away for debate prep? As I said in another post, they are also adjusting his meds and sleep schedule so he can remain upright and moderately coherent after dinner time.
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  5061. People who think TYT are becoming too right wing.
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  5062. They are trying to run out the clock. If they can keep the story buried and out of view of the normies until after the election, they win. One of the scariest phrases in the English language is "More Americans get their news from ABC News than anywhere else." Yes, it's an ad line, but it is true that most people get and believe their information from an hour of TV most weeknights.
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  5063. I wondered why it kept popping up. What's the YouTube friendly way to request they never put this inane fucktwat in my recommend list?
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  5064. Not mentioned, but a theme throughout the review. William Shatner out acted the entire new Trek movie. I didn't think it could be done. But congratulations to JJ and crew, you did it.
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  5065. 60 years later people will watch a new commercial in order to watch an old commercial.
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  5066. But they consider it "realspeak to be adjusted as necessary". ie "Something we pulled out of our ass that is different than last week, and will be completely contradicted next week when we pretend we never made the first two claims."
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  5067. "In the Age of Trump"? Did this obsession with crucifying anyone who doesn't follow the party line just begin?
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  5068. If you work for Disney, you are allowed to say anything you want about white people. Just don't you dare even whisper anything that might be considered negative about China. That's the permadeath move. They will unperson you before you take a step.
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  5069. The goal is to take him out of the 2020 election. They have seen the polls that show the main difference in Democrat candidates at this point is how much they lose by.
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  5070. "Attacked", no. Sent in huge numbers of troops and armor to support a "people's socialist uprising"? Definitely yes. Please ignore the fact that such a spontaneous uprising would have been completely backed, financed, and controlled from Moscow.
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  5071. MSNBC making stuff up in order to twist a story? I'm shocked! I'm sure this never happened before.
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  5072. We cleared the red tape and reduced bureaucracy by creating two more bureaucracies. If course, we're still keeping the old ones despite the fact that they've proven to be ineffective. Sounds legit.
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  5073. Corporations don't pay taxes. They collect them as part of the price of the goods/services they offer, then pass the money on to the government.
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  5074. For people used to econoboxes of the era, 97 was good. Plus the light weight gave it a gocart feel.
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  5075. How many people could have been given severance pay with the cash they gave to BLM?
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  5076. Start doing something in the field you plan to go in to before you graduate. Internships exist for a reason. 1) You learn what is a practical skill verses the theoretical you learned in college. 2) You are working with people who are in the field and know many of the companies you are likely to work in. Listen when they say X and Y are good companies, and Z is a nightmare. 3) It helps with the no experience, no hire problem when starting.
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  5077. The quote that will launch a thousand memes.
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  5078. Buildings burned, people assaulted. Peaceful Protesters. People who might say something that could hurt your fee-fees. Terrorists! This is an emergency! Yep, seems reasonable.
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  5079. It's a solution that comes in a box. A Glock?
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  5080. The big problem with any solution from the Democrats is their inability or refusal to distinguish between immigrants. In their eyes a 30 year old who's pants are still wet from wading across the Rio Grande, a college student who showed up when he was 2, and a person who has been trying to deal with immigrating legally for the last 7 years are all the same.
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  5081. Instagram is the world's biggest dating app. At least one woman is finally willing to admit this.
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  5082. The one's talking about how the ho life is so great will also be the one's complaining about the lack of good men when they flip a switch in their life. They are also the one's who will flip out if their new man even talks to another woman.
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  5083. If she made similar comments to a group of pro Israeli protesters the police would have surrounded and protected her from the mythical anti Muslim backlash.
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  5084. Pardoned for crimes that (supposedly) didn't occur for people that are (again, supposedly) innocent even if those non existent things did happen. Another day that ends in Y, and another reason to trust my government even less
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  5085. I don't know why this showed up in my suggestions, but I'm happy it did.
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  5086. He's willing to change for the next one. What were you trying to change? What did she ask him to change? If it's something minor, or she convinced him of the long term benefits he probably would change. Or at least compromise with her. If she wanted something radical, or could only answer "Just because", he probably isn't going to change.
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  5087. In the finest tradition of the old KGB. "He died of natural causes. He criticized the leadership, so naturally he died."
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  5088. Bars switch from lady's night to protest night. Drag Cuomo in to court and make him defend his logic.
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  5089. There are women who have at least a partial idea of what a man does to keep going. Of course the feministas put them down as Trad Wives. Imagine the audacity of appreciating what your husband does to take care of his family.
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  5090. The main reason why they aren't might be proprietary parts. Manufacturers have effectively copyrighted many of the parts in their cars so it is illegal for anyone else to make them without permission. The original suppliers may have some old stock, or could easily do another run if needed. But they'd definitely lose out on any future contracts with the companies they supply.
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  5091. I have sympathy for many who graduate with huge debt. Often it's a matter of changing majors because they simply changed their mind. Or had to drop out for a while and retook several classes to get back to where they were. There are many excuses for taking, and having to pay for extra classes and time spent in college. However, and it's a big however, I've seen too many people take out loans they can't justify just for the extra cash. Then piss it away within a week or getting it. The problem with debt forgiveness is determining the difference between the two.
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  5092. She's mad she got caught then. She was probably looking around for a replacement but didn't have him fully lined up yet. She's mad because she has to make the jump (Or got pushed) early.
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  5093. Am I allowed to make a joke about my boss if she's a woman? Capitalist patriarchy vs Feminism, intersectionality gets confusing.
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  5094. Mislabeled or misunderstood warnings have inadvertently killed a lot of people. US AID and the UN created a portable survival ration for use in disaster areas or conflict zones. They were made with a sturdy plastic wrap so they could be dumped from low flying helicopters and brightly colored so they could be seen from some distance. Unfortunately they used a similar shade of yellow often used in cluster bombs. So, people (usually kids) would see a bright yellow package and pick them up, with lethal results. I believe they now make the rations with orange and green colored packaging. And with an agreement that munitions will not use similar colors.
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  5095. Children 15 and under who have died since the Commie Pox began, 45. Children who have died of other causes during the same time, over 13,000. But school is dangerous.....
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  5096. I've offered several times to answer government studies for one tenth the cost they expect to spend. If they'd said yes I'd have Bill Gates (pre divorce) level money.
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  5097. Outside of your usual range, but would you consider reviewing Gen Geo. Custer's mighty victory against the 23,654,781 Indians at Little Bighorn?
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  5098. The Austrians are on the move. They'll be in Rome by Christmas. This will end the war.
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  5099. When the first time in your life you here "No" is from a cop or judge, you are in for a rough learning curve.
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  5100. The Dems in Milwaukee are so confused right now. They need the good optics of a peaceful convention. But their own supporters want the police to stand down and let protesters go ape shit. This is why they keep pushing for a "virtual convention". It has nothing to do with the Commie Pox. They know they can't keep the mobs they created under control.
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  5101. On the upside you now have an engine to test the magic oils that claim to restore lost compression.
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  5102. "Bimmer", is that a North Eastern thing?
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  5103. Show him how the doors come completely off and he'll have a nervous breakdown. Yes, even by 1974 standards, they were primitive. But anyone used to newer cars, driving a late 60's/early 70's compact for the first time, would consider them deathtraps.
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  5104. Here in Florida the local governments are still freaking out. Last week the city of Gainesville, where I live, filled in the local skate park with mulch. Fortunately this has not been a statewide issue. Our local county and city commissions like to see themselves as more progressive than thou. They've never met a crisis (real or imagined) they couldn't overreact to.
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  5105. College has the ability to destroy otherwise good brains. I'm guessing she was "awakened" during her university years.
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  5106. I don't think Trump will seriously run in 2024. Maybe a 25% chance. But he will be the Republican king maker. Whoever runs, they can't win without his seal of approval. Of course Republican leadership will desperately try to push someone from the Jeb!/McCain/Dole wing. A go along to get along "centrist" who will do whatever Dems demand to avoid being called bad words.
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  5107. Why is it the same people who tell us if we don't like what a social media platform is doing to go out and make our own can't make their own fiction? Star Trek, Star Wars, Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Tolkien, etc, etc. They feel the need to usurp and destroy everything good about my childhood and to ensure no future children will ever be able to enjoy them.
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  5108. The "Simpsons did it!" episode of Southpark pointed out that, yes aspects of the story have been done before. The Simpsons use, sometimes copy and paste, other shows/movies. Someone once said that between the Bible and Shakespeare, every plot has been used. Using them again isn't bad. Just do them well.
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  5109. A pirate with a pirate on his shoulder? So, Master Blaster?
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  5110. Anonymous sources are like Wikipedia. Okay to use as a start for your story or research, but never base publish a "factual" story based on them.
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  5111. Emergency response. Implemented permanently implemented. I'm not sure these go together.
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  5112. Her boyfriend was going to turn himself in? While driving her car, alone? And how was she supposed to get the car back? Maybe this department has a home delivery system for vehicles.
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  5113. Point a cap gun at a cop. If they fill you with real bullets it's your fault, not the cops.
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  5114. He was abusive. Not so abusive that I'd leave, but enough that I was willing to have another guy on the side. Riiiiight, tell me another one.
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  5115. I believe it was Gene Simmons who said rock stars (And celebrities in general) are the second dumbest people he ever met. The dumbest are the people who get their political advice from them.
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  5116. Far right and far left are like George Carlin's Assholes and idiots. Anyone driving slower than you is an asshole. Anyone driving faster is a crazy idiot. The main difference is that right of me, far right, and alt right are used as interchangeable terms by many on the left.
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  5117. Andy Ngo is...... Twenty accusations later I'm still waiting for the first piece of proof. Did any of their teachers ask for footnotes or sources? Show me the receipts or shut up.
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  5118. They aren't used to pushback, especially in Portland. The vast majority of their "violent enemies" exist in their own heads. The pity of this incident isn't that a homeowner had enough and openly challenged them. It's the A homeowner did it, not a group of them.
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  5119. Everyone loves Starbucks. I'm 53 and a heavy coffee drinker. I've never been to Starbucks. Not because of politics or social views, I'm just cheap and refuse to spend that much on caffeinated chocolate milk.
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  5120. Don't worry, they'll figure that out eventually. That's when they'll start offering free college to anyone released from prison.
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  5121. Flashbacks to my highschool days.
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  5122. Dems don't want to investigate Cuomo. They want to lead the investigation and minimize the political damage.
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  5123. But Woody wears leather AND clothes. It's June, the month of leather vest and chaps, nothing else. (Except, maybe a ball gag.) Toy Story as made acceptable for SJWs.
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  5124. I'm thinking of the legendary hoops US vets have to jump through in order to prove a "Service Related Injury". The Kremlin will probably put up a wall like "produce the body" for those claiming KIA benefits. Knowing that most were either buried in the field, or the body was destroyed by fire or an explosion.
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  5125. Soldiers who are unpaid or underfed have a long history of using Presidential palaces and government offices for target practice. Even North Korea knows to keep the military happy.
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  5126. It was a good idea until you added a license plate. I always had to hold the pump handle at a weird angle. Filling often became either a spastic stop/start process, or you had to do it slowly.
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  5127. Your cis number mathematics are eurosupremecist constructs. The implied value of any symbol is the value a person puts on it and may vary based on the feelings of that person. Yes, I've spent enough time around these people to write insane as an official second language.
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  5128. Save the white children! They are our nation's future. The film was made in the 1950's.
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  5129. I watched the Cubs last week. Someone in MLB needs to contact a game designer. Those NPC virtual fans were annoyingly distracting. Maybe have one punch a St. Louis or Mets fan once in a while.
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  5130. I could find professors on every university who would hold her up as a genius. They're teaching their students this is normal thinking.
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  5131. Explaining right to repair to the average person. Imagine you buy a car, Honda, Chrysler, whatever. Now you can only bring it to the dealership for any repairs or maintenance. Anything from an oil change to a new transmission must be done at the dealership regards of whether you have the skills and tools to do it and at whatever they choose to charge.
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  5132. Leftists "Large corporations should pay their fair share." Florida "Ok, we'll make Disney (One of the largest corporations in the world) pay taxes." Leftists "REEEEEE!"
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  5133. Obligatory "I've been here since you had XXXX subs."
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  5134. Why protest in London? Virtue signaling plus the possibility of free stuff if things get out of control.
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  5135. ​ @1685Violin  Unpaid internship is very rare. And fairly stupid unless you have a secondary support system after graduation. In most cases it's limited to people still in school. Even then most internships/training is still paid. (Admittedly, not much) Not blaming the students, but too many put off additional or real world training until after they graduate and find out companies were serious and the "experience needed" thing. Even when I was in school back in the 80's it was understood that a degree plus experience was worth way more than just a degree.
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  5136. They'll claim he shot St Eugene in the back. Ignore the fact that he was pointing his weapon at another customer at the time. Because, you know, facts are racist or something.
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  5137. Another round of "my rights" somehow equals "whatever I want to do".
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  5138. To avoid publicly, and keep the character viable, they'll probably Chuck Cunningham him. He'll walk off scene and no one will mention him again.
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  5139. I was hoping you would get around to a Hemingway episode. Thanks.
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  5140. One or two scoops? We've been told that if he has two scoops he's clearly a psychopath that's hellbent on destroying the world.
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  5141.  @armondtanz  Notice at leftist rallies that as soon as someone stands up against them you'll hear cries for the police and for someone to call 911. They want police, just not the current form. They want ideological enforcement thugs.
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  5142. Remember when game reviews were focused on useless stuff as graphics, interaction, deferences between console and PC, replayability, game story, ect? Thank God we have modern, sensible writers who let us know how many, and which characters will be attending a [insert group here] Pride Parade.
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  5143. I think the YouTube algorithms get a little confused sometimes. It's happened to me recently too, both here and with other videos. Like suggesting The Rose (Bette Middler) after E5150/Mob Rules (Black Sabbath). Both songs from movie soundtracks, but I can't find another connection.
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  5144. This was during the 73/74 OPEC oil embargo.
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  5145. The like button has been activated. But I question it's core loyalties. Further investigation is recommended.
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  5146. He walked into it. The only logical reason was to get video of her doing it.
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  5147. Not shaming now means "Celebrate my life choices no matter what, bigot!"
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  5148. Eventually there's a reaction from realtors. Apartments for rent become condos for sale. The number of available rental units drop and prices go up.
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  5149.  @christiangonzalez6945  It sounds harsh, but in a nation of over 300 million, 1,000 or so isn't a lot. On any actuarial table it would be an almost unnoticed blip. Which leaves the question of "When is safe enough?". When we have a vaccine in a year or year and a half? When the infection rate has been at 0 for a month?
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  5150. He sounds almost disappointed the microwave didn't blow up.
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  5151. @My mother should’ve swallowed me I remember the same thing. Humans don't have full reasoning until 22-25. I guess too many 26-30 year old women didn't want to be blamed for stupid decisions while claiming they should be treated like adults.
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  5152. I'm waiting for Silicone Valley companies to discover the internet exists outside of California. Then move east. Watch property values fall and income from taxes disappear as earners flee that area of the state.
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  5153. This is doing wonders for my hypochondria.
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  5154. The second guy said she didn't understand, much less read her agreement, so she shouldn't be held to it. Since when is ignorance of a contract evidence that the contract is void? I have access to every law and regulation in my state. But because I don't spend time studying them, they don't apply?
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  5155. The official recorded vote is also to check Pelosi's power. Voice voting allows anyone to claim they voted either way. A recorded vote will make them go back to their home districts and explain their yes/no vote. Pelosi forgets not everyone in the house is in that position for life without serious opposition. Large numbers of Dems will likely vote yes just to save their hides.
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  5156. If I walked in with proof that most of the women I work with make more than me, would I receive a discount?
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  5157. Suzuki Samurai.....manly? At least here in Florida, they were chick cars.
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  5158. How long until someone builds an exact replica an the side of their home/apparent? Then when code enforcement shows up and tells them it isn't a building because it's "Outdoors".
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  5159. Maybe if she chose to talk before committing trespassing and theft???? Nah, TDS is too strong.
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  5160. You are a subscription like Netflix..... So, you can be shared with anyone who has the code? Or cancelled until convenient with just an email?
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  5161. Her answers from the Oprah interview (And many others) sound like a focus group didn't understand the assignment. They were given a bunch of potential answers and told to find the best ones. Instead they tried to string all of them together and make one big answer. Based on her word salad responses. I get the feeling Harris was great at boosting the word count for papers in her student days. Those assignments when you barely knew the subject, but managed to stretch an essay out to three pages.
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  5162. C'mon Bethesda. You finally released a game that (mostly) worked at launch for once. Then you had to go and bow to the alphabets to get the PC points and piss off a lot of people who would never care.
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  5163. I'll go with "trained assassination squads" is over the top. But, amateurs I'll believe.
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  5164. At no point did Amanda the Life Coach think that her husband thought the same thing, but was loyal enough not to do anything. I'm sure in 14 years he's had plenty of women flirt with him. He's seen plenty of women that would be an upgrade over her, or gave him the tingles when he met them. But he didn't do anything with them. Loyalty means nothing to a ho.
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  5165. It's almost like they knew a lot of the fans of the first game were going to be pissed off before they even finished designing the game.
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  5166. Those aren't gauges, they're idiot lights with a needle instead of a bulb.
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  5167. Deere is the 800lb gorilla of the industry. At least in the US and Canada. Tractors, combines, ect are seen as simplistic tools. But they are very specialized and expensive, therefore shops that sell and repair them tend to cover wide territories. This gives them almost a monopoly like power. If you don't like the product, go somewhere else works fine for cars. If you don't like Ford, go two blocks away and there's a GM dealer, another block and there's a Toyota. With heavy farm equipment it can be a couple hundred miles before you encounter a different brand that makes what you need.
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  5168. Nancy Pelosi takes credit, says Democrat takeover of the House is responsible in 3...2...1
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  5169. Has no criminal record. And in five years she'll have her record sealed because she was a minor. Then get passed over on sentencing because no record.
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  5170. I try to avoid the "You get what you voted for" mindset, usually. I feel for the average employees and citizens who are getting screwed because of decisions someone with more power made. BUT. SF didn't just vote for these new policies. They saw them put into effect, saw the resulting problems, then doubled down a voted for more. Almost every failed social experiment they've tried has been responded to by trying the same thing, only bigger. If you hit your thumb with a hammer, I'm sympathetic, I'll try to help. But after you've broken 7 fingers, your foot is in a cast, and can barely hold a tool, you are on your own.
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  5171. I don't know if it's accurate, but I've read it has something to do with heat and strain on the systems from long idle times. If kept moving they were fine. But someone forgot how much time police cars just sit with their engines running. The older style police cars (Crown Vic, Caprice, etc.) along with having fewer systems also were more spread out allowing for greater dissipation of heat while not cooking items that are stacked on one another.
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  5172. In the US the Marshal's Service handles giving people new identities. They are at least sane enough to give people conditions. If you burn your own new identity they'll usually kick you out and let you deal with the ramifications.
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  5173. If Alyssa Milano has half a brain she'll lean into it. Post another Tweet asking people to try and top her ability to write something online without thinking it through. Make it a challenge. The mindless sheep on Twitter and TikTok love challenges.
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  5174. We care. Buy our shit.
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  5175. Go back to Randy Weaver and the incident at Ruby Ridge. If you read or listen to news reports of the time you would swear his first two names were White and Supremacist/Separatist. I think it was actually a law then that any news story about him had to mention his political/social views.
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  5176. Quick math. Based on US Census data of the number of black/mixed people in Chicago. That $51 Million works out to around $54.75 each. If Chicago would pay every African American just $55 each and tell them to shut up about reparations, I'd be in favor of it.
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  5177. An actual powerful woman, maybe. But too many are leaches who proclaim themselves powerful/queens without ever putting in the work. You'll find a trail of the second group behind every broken man.
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  5178. Government, wife, wife's lawyer, and many others. Don't mess with the wrong hole, it never ends well.
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  5179. LA is a lot like India when it comes to electricity. Most people are connected to the grid. But those above a certain economic/social level also have private generators. They may publicly say let the people take what they need, but are smart enough to be prepared when that actually happens.
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  5180. In 1976 my parents bought a new three bedroom house in a beach community for around $32K. I believe their mortgage was $250-270 per month, $1,400-1,500 adjusted for inflation. I have no idea how people are expected to buy a house today. I won't be surprised if we start seeing multi generational mortgages, like they had in Japan during the boom of the 80's/90's
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  5181. MSRP $50K. Ask $90K. Sell for $75K, and the customer is dumb enough to think they got a deal.
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  5182. Because I live in Florida, but there's a squirrel in Tennessee that's really pissing me off.
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  5183. Don't make us get proportional on your azz. And remember, these are Americans, look at our idea of a portion size. Then build it up to the pro level.
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  5184. A 3.85× power scope? What an oddly specific setting. Was this just a happenstance of the way they were manufactured, or was there a logic behind this choice?
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  5185. Biden/Harris is this year's McCain/Pailin. The Dems know it's a lost cause, but they owe Creepy Uncle Joe for his years of service. After the election they can move on to reshuffling the deck in hopes of getting a winner.
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  5186. Damn those misogynistic Dems! Clearly the only reason they didn't vote for Warren was their hatred of powerful Whamen.
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  5187. "Police need your help finding...." NO SNITCHING!
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  5188.  @manifest2203  I've only cheated on one girlfriend, and she was barely that. I'd never do that to my wife. Part of the reason I didn't see any other women while separated was likely the stun effect of her leaving. No fight, no blow ups, no warning. I came home from work and she told me she'd finally kicked out a friend of hers that was staying with us. Then, in the next sentence announced she needed to get her mind together (Or something like that), picked up her purse and walked out. It was the mental and emotional equivalent of a sucker punch from Mike Tyson. She strung me along with the hope of reconciliation over the phone by telling me there wasn't anyone else. That was until she called me to say she was pregnant, not mine, only a few days after telling me she wasn't seeing anyone. Another emotional gut punch. All hopes were crushed. From then until the divorce was finalized I spent half my time in a sort of daze. Plus, like I said in the original post, my ego had to prove that I was the better person. In hindsight I'm not sure who I was trying to prove it to, possibly it was just a thing that motivated me to keep going.
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  5189. South Park and Family Guy can get away with what they do because they predate the current insanity. If they didn't exist, and someone tried to pitch either show today, they would physically be thrown out of every network.
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  5190. When the Russian Revolution gets into full swing, do you plan on covering it as a separate front?
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  5191. I have a Corolla S. It's that girlfriend with her hair done up, a pushup bra, and tight dress. Same thing, but slightly better packaging.
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  5192. I got the vibe of an ex wife who is upset that the court won't require her husband to get a second job so he can pay even more.
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  5193. Excellent video. This weekend I'm going to check out a MB 240D. Sort of an anti hotrod. If it is in as good a shape as the current owner claims, I'll be driving a classic piece of Teutonic steel.
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  5194. If I find some freak in my neighborhood is giving out THC edibles, I'm going to kick his ass. How dare he not offer any to me.
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  5195. If you remember the before and after pictures for workout programs in the back of comics, this looks like the "After" of a Savage 24.
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  5196. Torpedoes also had very specific, and by this time, hard to acquire fuel specifications. They also had much shorter rangers. Most of these late war experiments were built with whatever was available.
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  5197. If it's a wetland then getting people off of it should be easy. If I build a shed without permits on my property that is connected to a wetland I'd have every department in the state (Plus half a dozen federal) all over me. But the hallowed urban outdoorsmen have super citizen ultra rights that outrank any of those that a mere homeowner are allowed.
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  5198. Chicago is a political machine. Your choice is, and will continue to be, Democrat, Socialist Democrat, or absolute screaming lunatic.
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  5199. Somewhere along the line we switched from reading is fundamental to reading is acting white.
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  5200. He's passed out cold. How much more drunk do you have to be in order to be considered too drunk to drive?
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  5201. But it was the dieing wish of [Latest idiot to attack cops and get blasted for it] that there be no prosecutions until after the next President is sworn in. His cousin's neighbor said so.
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  5202. So am I. I usually use a modified Weaver stance, turn sideways and shoot across my body.
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  5203. Dems claiming that you can't build a government structure on private land. When did they suddenly come out against eminent domain?
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  5204. Chop off his hand, he collects disability for life. Because..... America!
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  5205. See, people are happy to be invited to freely join a new socialist nation. Some editor at Vice.
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  5206. Speak truth to power!* * Unless that power is held by any member of certain protected demographics. Then you need to shut the f#ck up!
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  5207. There were so many excuses he could have come up with other than "I was hacked". But he couldn't even use his superior intellect and imagination to come up with one. Or, and a shocking idea, he could have been honest.
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  5208. [Insert Name Here] touched my no-no spot. Some random person from the past of whoever is nominated by Trump.
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  5209. #4 Woman in Hawaii. I almost hope there's a guy holding up his phone, showing the texts, and laughing with his friends. "SHE DID IT!" Yes it's cruel. But I've been stood up.I was actually stood up by a woman I lived with. I'm willing to bet she's flaked on a date for little to no reason but was able to justify it to herself.
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  5210. I think it comes from "Eco Friendly". Many are made from recycled concrete. They don't have to be strong enough to support anything, just heavy enough not to move. One original use was to place them around construction sites to control runoff.
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  5211. How to know you are dating a psycho/sociopath? Introduce her to me. If I find her interesting or someone I would date, she's nuts. I've learned better through hard experience that I'm attracted to crazy. At least I figured it out and learned to recognize crazy when I meet it. Now I just walk away.
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  5212. If the professional shills can't get it over 40%, the real people are going to shred this mess.
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  5213. I showed it to my dog, she didn't react. Apparently it's a broken dog whistle. Or maybe my dog is broken, further research is necessary. Where do I apply for a grant?
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  5214. Think of how evil a group has to be to make Israelies considered the time dealing with the PLO as the good old days.
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  5215. He'll disappear as fast as the mythical Trump Klan White Supreme pizzas that were supposedly responsible for anti Asian violence. Right after the videos and mugshots of actual perpetrators were made public.
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  5216. I'm picturing Dawn of the Dead. Except it's 2023 and they realize the mall is probably worse than dealing with a zombie horde.
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  5217. That's just wrong. Funny, but wrong.
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  5218. February 18, 2024 0900 Hrs. US military issues first new gen rifle and optics. February 18, 2024 0901 Hrs. Marine at Paris Island figures out how to download porn on his scope.
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  5219. So many of my liberal friends still fully back BLM. Like cult members, they are so brainwashed they are incapable of finding any fault with the organization or it's leadership. You can show them article after article showing it's a scam. They don't care. You can show them interviews with former members explaining the scam. They don't care.
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  5220. I recently saw a news story from Australia about a guy that was hit with retroactive child support for a kid he didn't even know existed. I guess the woman took a couple years to contact him after a one night stand or weekend fling. The feministas there are also fighting tooth and nail to keep DNA testing away from the courts when it comes to child support. I guess "She said it was yours and you were dumb enough to believe her" is good enough.
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  5221. She was in full NPC mode. Harris could have been replaced by a screen that just scrolled to the appropriate DNC talking points. Her cracking, about to cry, voice she tried to use to show emotion got annoying after a few seconds.
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  5222. Given the number of leftist women who blindly support BLM, I'm wondering where "Man tries to kill woman in front of her children." falls on the misogyny chart? Is it still violence against women if it's a black man commiting the violence?
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  5223. Bringing your child to a protest I almost understand. But as soon as you see a couple dozen people in black hoodies and masks, clear out. These idiots can't order a pizza without things getting out of hand. It's going to become destructive and violent. After that, it's all on you.
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  5224. She's probably been pissed ever since a deplorable ultra right wing super nazi moved into her neighborhood. This was her way of earning some of those sweet virtue signaling social points.
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  5225. "We're trying to win an election here. Could you please shut up for a month or so!" Democrats today. Also most Republicans, during the 80's, when dealing with evangelicals.
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  5226. No one saw this coming? I did. Of course I was called crazy and a bunch of "phobe" words at the time.
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  5227. Back in the 80's, driving an IROC just screamed "I supplement my income with cocaine".
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  5228. My first reaction was to assume a leftist/Antifa type who was upset with the old guard.
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  5229. Creepy Uncle Joe in the MeToo era. There isn't enough popcorn for this.
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  5230. I watched her video. She has the same vibe as a drunk uncle (or aunt) who's trying to tell you something that their ethenol fuel brain thinks is important, but just can't stay on track for two sentences.
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  5231. I spent most of my life in the flash fry zone. I didn't have to worry about fallout, I was going to be part of it.
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  5232. Or got it right, but dared to expect her to pay for it.
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  5233. Maybe she and Supermayor can go on a tour together. They can rally support from Strong Independent WOC fighting against racist Whyte Lawz.
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  5234. Applebee's burgers are $10, including fries (or side) on Mondays. Bigger burger, about a dollar more than McDonald's. Tuesday's are all you can eat chicken tenders. Check similar chains in your area, most are running specials of some sort. When dine in mid tier restaurants are around the same cost as fast food drive thru something has gone very wrong.
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  5235. Please don't let him pull a Romney. Knee his competition in the groin, kick his teeth in, then spend the next two apologising. There is no second place in an election.
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  5236. Of the various ones posted today, Ian's on Forgotten Weapons is probably the best. Delivered in a perfect flat informative style.
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  5237. They realize, but too many people have been bailed out of bad decisions too many times. They figured another solution would come along to fix this one.
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  5238. Oh no, the normies have figured out cancel culture and realize it's a bullshit concept. Let's change the name to something they'll support. Like Freedom Empowerment.
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  5239. Not that new. A friend helps build mini homes in the Portland area for the homeless. They are micro versions of gated communities. Fences with only two ways in or out. Many have cameras, though only pointed at the gates, never inward. Residents monitor who is there, and why. Enforcers (Cops without badges) will remove trespassers and help settle disputes between residents.
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  5240. Of course she was in favor of a 90% reduction of police. She's part of the 10%, and won't be effected.
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  5241.  @MrJarjar1  They'll be part of the $$$ claimed to be sent to help hurricane victims. No one will bother to look at how that money was spent.
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  5242. Advisors who gave bad advice. Also, a lot of slush funds AKA soft money.
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  5243. Hunter will arrange Joe's 10%, we'll find out about it 5 years later. No, we'll find out about it a month later. The mass media will quietly admit it it 5 years later. Then completely burry anything about it.
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  5244. Butts in the seats equals bucks in the wallet (or purse). Ain't it a bitch when theory meets economic reality.
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  5245. Jury nullification is a thing. It should be used to check insane prosecutors and bad laws.
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  5246. It looks like someone mated a Makarov to an airgun.
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  5247. I may be getting him confused with someone else, but I recall he was also upset with NASA ignoring the cumulative effect of minor issues. 1-2% might be acceptable. But 1% here, 0.5% there in critical parts begins to add up quickly. Everyone at NASA, including the astronauts, knew a critical system failure would happen eventually. Most were surprised it occurred so early in the shuttle program. Or at least hoped a critical failure would just lead to scrubbing the mission early.
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  5248. This guy is why I don't have any political stickers on my car. He's the type that that would trash it, and consider himself completely right.
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  5249. Golda Meir might disagree.
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  5250. Chrysler, you can order any color interior you want. It's going to come in bordello red, but feel free to order any color. My parent's Aries and my Caravan both had the same colors.
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  5251. But she ran a perfect campaign. The TV told me so.
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  5252. Why would SB be upset over someone creating a list of projects they've been involved in? They are (In their minds) doing a good thing, they should be forwarding the list to everyone. Unless maybe, even they don't believe their own BS. Or they realize the act is up and they won't be allowed to mess with the gamers they hate.
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  5253. Not new. Remember back in the 80's when Jane Fonda was making millions selling exercise tapes. Then later admit she stayed skinny through a mix of purging and occasional Columbian nose candy.
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  5254. ​ @Jamcad01  It was a weird Hollywoodism. I don't know when it started, but became a trope in a lot of movies and TV shows during the 1980's/90's. There was a documentary, Cocaine Cowboys I think, where one of the former smugglers was laughing about stuff like that in movies. It was a sign that whoever was making it had no real experience in the business.
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  5255.  @bashirelmubarak8527  The difference between the amount needed vs the amount they could provide was too wide. Only overland pipelines (too vulnerable), or traditional tanker shipping (that bothersome British navy) could get what they needed from Persia/Middle East. Mostly they shipped crude oil. The ability to process it on site was very limited. Even today, many nations like Iran produces a lot of oil, but very little gasoline or diesel.
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  5256. I've noticed a lot of the new proposals are the same as ones from the 1980's. Like any government program, there is no failure, just a reason for expansion.
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  5257. Assume a comment that would likely be banned.
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  5258. Trygve Plaustrum My dog whimpers.
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  5259. Black Walls Matter.
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  5260. The Truman/Dewey polls are held up as an example of exactly how not to do polling. They were taken by phone when a minority of Americans had private lines to their homes. They basically polled the upper middle class and higher. Imagine a poll today consisting of people who's homes are paid off, or could pay for them with current assets. No one with a mortgage or renters. Have there been races where the candidate won after showing seriously negative numbers? Yes, but they are extreme outliers. In theory you can come back after being down 27-3 in the fourth quarter of the Superbowl. But only one team has done it. (Sorry Atlanta)
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  5261. Corporate sent down word that everyone was required to get the poke. At the local level our boss posted the rules and read them to us. She than said that no one was going to check because the same people that required it weren't going to spend a dime on lawyers to fight who was or wasn't exempt. I think they made the rule to cover their butts and fulfill some random government mandate.
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  5262. One correction. Clinton wanted to be President. What she didn't want to do was earn it. She bought the superdelegates to keep from doing too much campaigning during the primary. Then just assumed her coronation would continue through November. It also didn't help that she surrounded herself with yes men (and women) who learned as far back as her time as First Lady that you don't want to be the one to tell her bad news. In true Stalin tradition, she will unload her wrath on the messenger.
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  5263. I remember seeing a pair of similar looking shelters near a farm in Sicily. They were referred to as the "mushrooms". One was being used to store tools, the other seemed to be the property of the goats.
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  5264. It's a major pitch for the Moors. Suspended driver's license, failure to pay child support, and outstanding civil claims are three of the things they say they can get members out of. I've noticed a lot of the Sovcit folks on YouTube are basically LARPers. They suddenly remember that they have a license after being yanked out of their car and cuffed. They like to talk like rebels, fighting the oppressive government, but don't want to face the consequences of being caught doing it.
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  5265. To add to the insanity. It was upheld in court because the weapons it covered supposedly had no military value (Other than fully automatic). It has also been argued for the past 30 years that other weapons should be banned because they look too much like military weapons. The schizophrenic on again/off again nature of many of these laws could be seen as simply an excuse for the government to just make up the rules as they go along.
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  5266. Eventually they'll be cheering on the new "Healthy America" plan. 1,000 calories a day, to fight obesity. And because that's all your food ration allows.
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  5267. Supermayor "I'm the boss. I'm the ONE in charge. You will do what I say." Also Supermayor "I can't be expected to know what other people under me are doing." If you are the Captain of a ship every action of the crew is your responsibility. If it sinks, your name is at the front of every investigation list. Unless you are a lesbian. Then the New Zealand Navy will give you a second ship. Which you can sink, after which they'll give you a third.
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  5268. If you want to see multiple guys at once, fine. Early in a relationship (How long depends on each person) there isn't an expectation of mutual exclusivity. BUT.... It goes both ways. Don't get pissed if he blows you off, or schedules you around another woman. Remember, you wanted these rules. Also don't expect him to invest serious time and resources into you until you are exclusively with him. You want a special gift, or a little something extra for yourself? Have one of your other boyfriends pick it up. Or, better yet, buy it yourself. Again, remember you are the strong independent woman who wanted to play by these rules.
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  5269. Really, she thought she would be the rebound chick and that he'd stick around? BwaaaaaHaaaaHaaaaa!
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  5270. No wonder that they didn't listen to King's warning about Pearl Harbor. They thought he was trying to warn the British. If only he'd used the American spelling history could have been so much different.
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  5271. Makarov race gun could go off the tracks real fast. Kind of like women trying plastic surgery. It starts with getting rid of a few lines with Botox. Suddenly she has the lips of a mutant platypus, eyes only found in Japanese maga, and a gravity defying chest that makes up 25% of her body weight. All covered in more layers of paint than a light switch in a rental apartment.
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  5272. Venezuelans: Check back when you can't afford to import the paper to print new money. Zimbabweans: Silly people. When a hamburger costs more than a new house did last year, then you'll be in the big leagues.
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  5273. This video will now be shown, without audio commentary, to push banning "silenced shotguns with no muzzle flash". They'll claim it is only good for assassinations.
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  5274. Rule #1 Never let a crisis go to waste.
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  5275. Try thinking l back to 2014. Gearbox released Borderlands. A game with an openly gay prominent NPC. Two of the other playable PCs are involved in an interracial relationship*. Nobody cared, it just was. There was no reason to try and use it as a selling point, and no one refused to buy the game because of it. It sold a bazillion copies because it was a good game. If they want to put in characters of different backgrounds, fine. But don't have them marching in with their identify flag, whatever it is, flying and consider it a bonus selling point. *Of course the black guy died later because the only thing deadlier than being a redshirt is being "the black guy". Tropes gotta trope.
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  5276. Weather has been mentioned a few times, but were both air forces that limited? Did commanders on either side not understand how to use air support? I realize I'm seeing this through modern eyes, but even a generation later, I can't see the Generals wanting to take even a first step without air cover.
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  5277. Better to receive a t-shirt in XL than condoms in XS.
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  5278. Queens don't have time for that.... Remind me again. How do "queens" have time for 2,3,...8 guys, but don't have enough time for 1? Perhaps she's admitting what most women know but don't dare say out loud. If they date a guy for a year or two and break up that's time off the clock. The wall is coming and it can't be stopped. Of course the alternative would mean making better choices with the Chads/Tyrones she burned through while ignoring the one's that could have been husband material.
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  5279. Enter country. Break country's laws. Get kicked out of country. How is this complicated? The people who stopped this deportation should, at least, be on a no fly list for the next decade. They've proven that they can't be trusted on airplanes.
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  5280. This goes way back. When Ticketmaster started the option to reserve your tickets online, supposedly a way to avoid scalpers, they got swamped. Then looked mystified that people would "reserve" blocks of hundreds of tickets for guaranteed sold out shows. I don't think they ever really fixed the system.
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  5281. All these people calling for the dissolution of the police, and the installation of "community watch" programs need to remember it was done before. Look up concerned citizens counsels. They were very popular, especially in the South, during the 1950's and 60's. It was easy to find towns with them, they usually had signs like "N** don't let the sun go down on you here." If you want to know what a modern version would look like, try arming the petty dictator wannabes that run HOAs.
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  5282. It's safe to assume that most illegal aliens are already voting Democrat.
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  5283. A complaint from many non white/Asian applicants who didn't get in to certain schools is that the "saved" minority positions are all going to legacy students. Mom, Dad, or grandparents went to these schools (As AA students), and now their children are being given an advantage.
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  5284. Jets, especially military ones, developed during the 1950's/60's looked great, very futuristic. Unfortunately most were dead end designs, but they looked good while they were around.
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  5285. Now I want a Narwal tusk mod for Fallout.
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  5286. Israel "Seriously, for once it wasn't us. But we do appreciate your consideration."
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  5287. They still stand by the theory (absolute lie) that the violence in the Seattle CHAZ/CHOP was from right wing white supremacists snipers hiding just outside of their little utopia.
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  5288. But Sean, you are overlooking the important part. Because fewer people will be arrested for pew pewing at others, by default fewer POC will be arrested. So because assailant unknown will be checked off in the investigation it can be shifted to "It could have been a white guy". See, white supreme pizza defeated again.
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  5289. ATF like the girlfriend that says they don't care where you go, but God help you if you make the wrong choice.
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  5290. Though not as bad, most industrial cities have had to shut down for a few days when things got too bad. I remember in the 1970's traveling between Chicago and Gary Indiana. There was a brownish grey over the entire area. It wasn't clouds, but pollution from the various mills and factories in the area. Along with the fact that cars put out way more smoke than today.
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  5291. And could have an entire SWAT team surrounding their house faster than most regular citizens could complete a 911 call. Further proof that modern elites, especially liberals, consider themselves the new aristocracy. They are just better and more important than the plebian classes.
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  5292. Arguing with a teacher/professor is as effective as arguing with a referee. Whatever they say is reality. Even if they admit they were wrong later, you still lose the game.
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  5293. Crusader (the battle) lasted 5-6 weeks. Crusader (the TIK documentary) lasted 17. I'm guessing Stalingrad was a bit bigger, and with fewer Italians to blame everything on.
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  5294. At this point, most of the candidates are either trying out for a job on MSNBC or CNN. Or waiting for some of the others to flame out by doing something stupid.
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  5295. They've calculated the results. No debate, Joe takes a kick in the balls. Debate, Joe goes 12 rounds with Mike Tyson.
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  5296. You used the right word, achieve. Wife status is a high achievement. It's not something you can just declare or demand. It requires work, time, doing the grind for years. This is the same mindset as women who do six months of internship, followed by six months to a year of work for a company. Then complain about not being on the board of directors or CEO.
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  5297. But how can Evil Orange Man shut down USAID? Doesn't he know there are billions of third world people who don't know they are really trans? How are they ever going to figure out how to dye their poodles the color of a rainbow flag on their own?
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  5298. I'm going to build a better Bedford Falls. One with blackjack and hookers.
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  5299. I used to hang out with a bunch of Italian friends. Very physical when greeting each other. But, even as an outsider, I learned to recognize the difference between the hug (or hug and kiss) from single women and those in a relationship. At a wedding one of the grandma matchmakers (Apparently a sideline for most of them) asked me why I didn't spend more time taking with another woman who was there. I said I didn't realize she was interested in me. The grandma laughed and pointed out I needed to pick up signals better. That wasn't a "Hello" hug, that was marking her territory so the other women would back off. Oh well, another missed opportunity.
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  5300. 24:00 Ladies, be worth the ring. The simple fact is that too many just aren't worth it. My guess is she did "Hot Girl Summer" for many (many) seasons. Now she's in panic mode and realizes her value is dropping faster than her standards. Addendum: DS9 is pretty good as spinoffs go. Season 1, like all almost shows, is a trainwreck. But it improves over time. Not every episode is a gem, but most are worthy of the Star Trek name.
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  5301. The Brie Shed needs a new Brie Pool.
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  5302. I'm so proud I made it through the holiday season without extensive political conversations. Given the political diversity of my family. One sister is a capital B Southern Baptist and another is one hoodie away from starting her own chapter of ANTIFA, with everything in-between, this wasn't easy.
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  5303. He was told by a mystic that the odds were 10 million to 1. And today he was the one, so he bought his first Lotto ticket. He failed to ask "Ten million to one of what?"
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  5304. From the pre cellphone days. Mother's Day was the day with the most long distance calls in America. Father's Day was the day with the most collect long distance calls. Fathers, and men in general, have always been appreciated for what they can afford to pay.
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  5305. But 83% of the time, 74% of their numbers are within ±3.6%.
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  5306. Watching you squeeze off on four empty chambers looked stressful. On par with an AMT 45 Backup I used to have. Is it the equivalent of a heavy DAO for safety purposes?
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  5307. Those numbers you see next to everything you buy are the same as they always were. Big Brother says so. To claim otherwise is a conspiracy theory and easily debunked by our trusted fact checkers.
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  5308.  @onepalproductions  Safety is one step at a time. They had just convinced people to stop spraying asbestos all over their Christmas trees to give it that white Christmas look. I think they had also recently outlawed glass clackers. Two glass balls on a string you banged together. (Yes, even toys could hospitalize you.) Keep them healthy enough at home to go out and buy a car. Then we'll inform them that it's a deathtrap.
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  5309. I didn't understand the change from mechanic to tech. When I was younger "Techs" were the guys who did the basics, like "Lube Tech". The goal was to add specialist or master to your job title.
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  5310. Unfortunately, probably not. Just like the breadtubers and tankies will endlessly repeat "But not real socialism", they'll rationalize that it wasn't the policies, but only a few people that did it wrong. The next election will just lead to another round of "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."
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  5311. I wonder if the professor pushing for no timeline on work has the same policy at home? Is she so open minded when her husband or kids decide to not take out the trash or other chores? Oh wait, that would effect her. As past history (Defund the police) have shown liberals become big fans of rules and enforcement when it blows up in their face.
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  5312. Pallywood is cranking out the usual "Israeli war crimes" footage. Not unexpected, but being eaten up by their supporters. I'm waiting to see how many pictures of the same dead child can appear in different places.
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  5313. There's a D in front of her name on the ballot. In her district a dead possum would win if labeled a Dem.
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  5314. Most came claiming asylum because their lives were endangered back home. Start with any who have traveled back home since coming to Europe, clearly not endangered any more. Expand to family and friends they've brought over after arriving. This will weed out the most obvious (admitted) frauds. Next, actually apply asylum laws. Did you stop and declare you were seeking asylum in the first (Or even second) safe country you entered? Yes, continue on. No, (95%) you violated asylum law therefore your application is refused. Goodbye.
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  5315. I wouldn't call it ugly, but definitely dated. The style did not age well and screams 80's.
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  5316. Ex wife mindset. They'll use a $60K Mercedes as a battering ram against the new girlfriend's $5K Chevy purely to cause her problems. The fact that she's on the losing end of the deal doesn't register in her head.
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  5317.  @MrTexasDan  He could be a royal bastard, but a bastard that kept things under control. Would you rather live in under a dictator or in anarchy. Unfortunately there are several examples of nations that were only held together by an iron fist (Yugoslavia and Iraq for example) that explode when control is taken away too fast. Gradual release of power is the best way. But too often this leads to attempts at a power grab by the new "leaders" who either don't really know how to run a nation, or end up trying to settle old scores.
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  5318. It's ok, the Military/Industrial complex has an obedient lapdog coming into office.
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  5319. When they claim police don't need to be physically fit and women can do the job just fine (Some can, most cannot) run footage of the four NYPD women trying to take down one guy. He didn't fight back. He just locked his arms over his chest and stood there. They couldn't move him. Eventually he walked away while they kept calling for more backup.
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  5320. Plus the ones that are part of the delivery network get charged. So they are paid less for a delivery order. UberEATS type services are getting paid at both ends.
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  5321. Is this a general policy, or law? I'm asking because in the US almost everyone who is into cars will tell you that manufacturers are required to keep them available for 10 years. But, as I found on a few forums, no one can actually find the law. They are required to keep enough stock to cover warranty issues, but that's usually only around five years.
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  5322. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. Chicago for 40+ years.
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  5323. Yesterday, a giant Japanese sub. Today, something a little different.
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  5324. ​ @Yea___  Except many in the military who flip it around. This can get confusing when dealing with people rejoining the civilian workforce after lengthy military service.
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  5325. I'm not pro piracy. But if you identify with certain eye patch wearing sea goers, I don't judge.
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  5326. The first one I bought with my own money was a Winchester 1200. I think 90% of gun owners have had the pump shotgun/pistol grip combo at some time. Edit due to fat fingers
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  5327. Wouldn't carry an airborne Long Lance? Suddenly I'm envisioning B-17s and 29s with externally mounted torpedo launchers.
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  5328. The "self licking ice cream cone" can effect whole organizations. In the late 1960's the CIA started putting serious research into telepathy and other forms of ESP. Why? Because they discovered the Soviet Union was. Why were the Soviets doing it? Because they read leaked documents in a news story in a European magazine (French I think). The story was a plant by the CIA to get others to waste money on meaningless research. Unfortunately, because of compartmentalization, the branch that put out the misinformation, didn't talk to the group who started doing research to counter the Soviet program, so they couldn't tell them it was BS. Each side also lied about their successes which caused the other to redouble their efforts to try and get ahead of the other.
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  5329. I don't agree. But I have no sympathy for those who get caught up in a purity spiral then destroyed by their former allies/supporters.
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  5330. The Milwaukee commies were promised a Democrat Convention to riot at. Now the Dems aren't showing up, so they've got to attack something.
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  5331. Intersectionality overruled them. Now, if the alphabet people got upset, the Dems would be tripping over themselves. They'd demand new legislation, send in the US Marshals, even the military.
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  5332. With too many women "settle" has replaced "compromise". Every relationship, personal and business, involves compromises. There's nothing wrong with having standards, but keep them realistic. Don't demand new Ferrari prices when you only have a used Ford to offer. Women are being taught that they are queens. It is 100% up to the guy to serve them.
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  5333. Locally I saw $2.99 for a week several months ago. But other than that it's been over (Sometimes well over) $3. Yesterday it was $3.09, hopefully it keeps going in this direction.
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  5334. They learned to hide it better. No more obvious paper trails with official reports. They also just legalized a bunch of stuff that has previously been illegal or a grey area. See Patriot Act. All this was, of course, for our own good.
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  5335. CNN is still sticking with the story of her heroism while storming the beaches on D-Day. They point out that most footage from that day was lost, so the lack of proof is normal.
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  5336. The ding followed by "Sorry, your time is up." Immediately with the WTF just happened look on his face.
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  5337. Villain life coach. Translation: Half psycho who thinks she's a badass. I can guarantee at some point she's had to hide behind a man to protect herself when she lipped off to the wrong person. Then expected him to cover the check her mouth wrote. It's amazing how many guys have police records because they had to get involved with some drama their woman started. Final note, that voice with the dragging last syllable. Two sentences into any conversation and I'd tune her out.
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  5338. Video of people (Who I can almost guarantee aren't allowed to possess any firearm.) using illegally converted pistols. But the Philadelphia DA will claim to not have any idea who they were. If, by random chance, one is arrested they won't serve any real time because of the magic of "restorative justice".
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  5339. Ketchup on hotdogs is acceptable. Ketchup on eggs is a sign that you have seriously degenerative mental faculties, and should be kept away from civilized people.
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  5340. At some point we have to slap the stupid out of Virginia Republicans. Most of this was known before the election. Did anyone even try to do opposition research?
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  5341. Eventually they'll learn to put "Hated by Blue Meanies on Twitter" as a promotional quote.
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  5342. Greetings Miss Kemper. Welcome to spending the rest of your life trying to disprove a negative. Not that it will matter even if you do, the hopelessly woke forgive nothing.
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  5343. If you aren't going to have a readable version until your 50th draft, start writing now. The sooner you get the failures out of the way, and learn why they didn't work, the sooner you will have a success. Those first 49 aren't going to write themselves.
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  5344. EA stockholders, prepare to see some of those profits being given away as "campaign contributions" to keep the US Congress at bay. Left or Right, our honorable elected officials can always agree on a ripe target for a shakedown.
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  5345. I have one. My only issues are with noise (very loud), and it vibrates enough to fall over. I believe it should be upright to work properly.
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  5346. For the woman pushing When God Was a Was a Woman. Yes, there were matriarchal societies. They had Goddesses. They were also theocracies, and last time I checked 100% of feminists were against living in a theocracy. (See The Handmaid's Tale, any Islamic nation, etc) Once upon a time people also believed leaches could cure sepsis blood poisoning and smoke from herbs could cure the plague. Better ideas came along and they replaced the old ones.
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  5347. It could have been worse, they could have worn Confederate Officer's uniforms.
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  5348. I'm a wide 6'4". Unfortunately I fit. I say unfortunately because it was a good rationale for never getting one. It's near the top of my list if I get another "fun car".
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  5349. She'll beat Hillary Clinton for her level of amnesia. Except with Pelosi I'd actually believe she can't remember.
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  5350. So, in any game that allows me to create a customized character, I can only have a white man with a shaved head and long goatee?
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  5351. How obvious, we need a remake of The Longest Day that shows the proper number of trans people of color as German command officers.
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  5352. I saw an interview with some of the soldiers used in the Nevada tests. One of them talked about the initial briefing where they were told to look away and stay in the trenches until given the all clear. They were told it was safe. He said he would have had more confidence in the speech if the guy giving it wasn't going to be a couple miles away, in a concrete bunker during the test.
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  5353. No one has been fired for protesting. They are fired for their activities at the protests. Legally it's the difference between window shopping and shoplifting.
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  5354. When the police show up to search a house, but are told not to waste their time looking in the garage, or attic, or basement, or the shed out back......
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  5355.    I believe one of the big financial killers was legacy payments. Keeping people at almost full pay, with top end insurance for a lifetime was costing the car companies a fortune. It was one of the major reasons for switching to robotic assembly lines. When a machine retires, the legacy cost is $0.
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  5356. The Dem background check consists of going through your social media history to make sure you support all the colors of the rainbow 🌈.
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  5357. Memorize the serial numbers of every gun in your collection. Learn how to completely (as much as tools available make possible) disassemble your guns.
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  5358. Sadly, the Vote Blue No Matter Who crowd will back whoever the candidate is.
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  5359. Welcome to Kotaku After Dark. Your account is being sent to the FBI.
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  5360. Shovel Ready Jobs 2: Corruption Boogaloo.
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  5361. Breaking News: Californians discover you are allowed to say no to criminal behavior. Millions of residents shocked by this new option.
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  5362. It is hilarious watching them desperately trying to not answer.
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  5363. What is considered a "campaign expense" is open to wide interpretation. Almost like it was intended as a money laundering scheme.
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  5364. There are a lot of redundant safeties built in. But many weren't added until we accidentally dropped a few. Then, when recovered, scientists were terrified how close they came to detonation. There are some good videos on YouTube about the times we dropped nukes on North Carolina, Georgia, and Spain. Also the explosion of a Minutemen missile in Arkansas (I believe).
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  5365. About the only good news is whatever happened to the kids, they will have new "friends" in prison waiting to do worse.
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  5366. Dating rules for 2023.... And these are different than dating rules for 2022? 2021? Yet they keep on going.
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  5367. I thought the Great French Car-B-Q was usually held in Spring. Should we blame global warming for it suddenly sprouting in the middle of Winter?
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  5368. A few politicians in the West were also warning about Russia. The expansionist mindset in Moscow was obvious with hindsight, but no one wanted to hear it at the time. They were mocked and told essentially "Shut up Boomer. It's not the 1950's."
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  5369. Start with a beef or turkey sausage, instead of pork. With the leftover oil from the pan make a flour based gravy instead of cream.
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  5370. I'll consider a trade. $0 to red states for additional health care, in exchange for $0 of federal money for any programs that give aid to illegals.
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  5371. The first time I took apart a MAC 10, I was surprised how simple (almost primitive) it looked. I swear I could have made one in a high school shop class. I wouldn't have wanted to be the one using it. But it probably would have worked for a bit.
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  5372. There's a lot of confusion and misreporting about the type of aircraft hit. Some of it is just people repeating what they saw on another site. Not unusual, part of the fog of war. Back in WWII, according to Japanese reports, they sank one carrier (Saratoga?) five times. There were also more Tiger tanks in some battles, according to witness reports, than Germany produced during the entire war.
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  5373. The rifle with the extra handles is for the guy in basic who dropped his on the range. He's required to carry it 24/7 until he graduates.
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  5374. So, the times I went to a comedy club or saw a comedian, I was really at a Klan rally?
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  5375. If I can't celebrate myself, who else would?
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  5376. Which will last longer, TIK reviews the Battle of Stalingrad or the actual Battle of Stalingrad?
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  5377. If the owner(s) of a company wants to give their money to a cause they believe in, go for it. Basing a product around their pet causes? Nope.
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  5378. Okay, now let's read that story but we change women to men. Watch the women lose their minds.
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  5379. Replace the battery with a smaller one. It would take people a while to question why their phone/pager isn't holding a charge as long.
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  5380. ​ @funky-puppet  It was either Israel or France that also took out someone with an electric razor. They replaced it with one that had a short timer connected to an explosive inside. The blast doesn't have to be very big because the person using it would likely have it right against their face when it went off
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  5381. Combine total funding for the wall with a bill legalizing gay marriage at a federal level. Then dare the Dems to vote No. Or they can vote Yes, and start a civil war within the party.
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  5382. She could team up with Ann Coulter for The Ann N' Ana Show. FOX would back a dump truck full of cash to pay them.
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  5383. So there is was on the Group W bench with the other criminals. Mother rapers. Father stabbers. Father rapers! They asked me what I did. I said "PUBG.", and they all moved away from me.
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  5384. Calling it arson or criminal negligence I leave to the lawyers. But can we at least agree that China had a fire and let the rest of the world burn? Meanwhile the WHO danced to a Chinese tune ♪We don't need no water, let the Mother Moo burn! ♪
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  5385. But what about the millions of doctors, engineers, scientists, and other geniuses who are just trying to get to America before revealing their brilliance?
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  5386. Learn how to coordinate with the follow-up troops and you have stormtroopers. A tactic refined in WWI.
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  5387. As a punishment with the penalty of death it is rough. But there is a logic. The troops will keep an eye on each other to make sure no one would screw up too bad. I once had a boss threaten something similar. He said if one guy did part of his job wrong again he'd fire him. Then fire someone else for letting him do it. He wasn't doing it because he was stupid and not able to do his job. He was just a D-bag who refused to follow spec. By group consensus he was moved to another position because we were getting tired of dealing with pissed off management.
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  5388. Shh, the English language doesn't matter. Only feelings.
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  5389. Don't cry Mr. Moneybags, Creepy Uncle Joe will bail you out just like he did in '08/09. In fact, he may even think it's 2008.
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  5390. I never knew he had a homemade, or any other guns. But this definitely fits him.
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  5391. Is it wrong, or perfect algorithm timing, that I got an ad for Carnival Cruise line before the video?
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  5392. Where a person comes from matters little. What they learned along the way from there to here does. Unfortunately she didn't seem to learn much. I'm guessing she's one of those that honestly believes socialism will work because it's never actually been tried.
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  5393. ​ @wisenber  I believe the French missiles won't fit British silos, and a retrofit would be very expensive and slow. There is an older French version that will fit. But it has less payload capacity (Reduced MIRV numbers). There is also the question of reliability for something that's been in storage. How many can you burn through in tests to figure out which components need replacement? After a certain point it almost becomes better to make your own from a new design.
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  5394. He went back to the old set a picked up the sword that was usually on his desk. It's time to motivate the staff.
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  5395. Yes, I'll admit to (almost) buying just bullets. Fortunately the guy selling them realized what I was about to do and stopped me. I do know someone who bought a case of 9MM Makarov ammo thinking that was the brand name, not the caliber.
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  5396. In typical leftist thinking, they all complain about someone else doing work but not giving them everything they want.
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  5397. Latinx was created by the alphabet and Kool aid hair community. Oddly, neither of these groups are particularly popular within the Latino/Hispanic community. But it's something that the "Bake my cake. Bigot!" activists can use to claim oppression, so they'll use it.
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  5398. It's like shingles or herpes. It never truly goes away.
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  5399. Darwin claims another.
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  5400. Continuing the theme of movies that spun out of control, check out The Blues Brothers.
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  5401. JFK would be considered far right today. Of course he would have been Me To'd out of the Senate before he had a chance to run for President.
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  5402. The lockdown made sense for the first couple of weeks, maybe a month. We didn't know what we were dealing with. Everything after that has been nothing but people in power trying to train people to get used to being dependant on the government and blindly following orders.
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  5403. Workers of the world, unite! Ok, we're united. No! No! No! Not like that. We meant unite in support of your overlords.
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  5404. Getting a legitimate SSN isn't that hard. Several years ago I spent two years trying to convince the IRS that I wasn't simultaneously living and working in Florida while also working in Arkansas.
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  5405. For anyone wondering why convictions, even with a confession are thrown out. 1) Government brings a case using false evidence. 2) Government gives you a choice. Either take a plea and confess for a lesser sentence, or go to court and get the maximum. 3) You know you aren't guilty, but the prospect of prison for years, or even decades, isn't something you can handle. So you sign a confession. 4) False evidence is thrown out. But now the government uses the confession you were forced to sign as new evidence against you. It's not supposed to happen like that, unfortunately it does.
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  5406. Somewhere from the great beyond, Art Bell is laughing his ass off
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  5407. ​ @dixonhill1108  Most of the fallout will be over China. Unfortunately, not all of it
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  5408. Freedom - Sitting or otherwise choosing not to participate in the pledge. Tyranny - Stopping others from saying it.
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  5409. Can I start buying Tomaco futures?
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  5410. Without a lockdown beyond the first month, we would likely be at herd immunity by now. Instead we just slowly creep towards the right percentage.
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  5411. Leave you with the ultimate in cotton mouth.
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  5412. Face masks increase attractiveness? Now tell me why women spend a fortune on cosmetics.
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  5413. Kool aid hair ✓ Screeches when normal conversational level voice would do ✓ Demands credit for.....stuff ✓ Claims invulnerability ✓ Yeah, seems like the type of person who would attack a group he didn't completely agree with.
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  5414. No Cenk, were not making fun of racism. We are making fun of people who cry "Racism!" for no other reason than it's a day that ends in Y.
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  5415. She lives in New York and is considered New York wealthy. So anyone making less than $200K is considered working class.
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  5416. He probably figured they were being fired from way over in one direction and aimed at something in another. The middle is (mostly) safe.
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  5417. 2021, so far. A meme popularized by progressives is tweeted by someone on the right and declared proof of white supremacy. Math is racist. Boston public schools eliminate advanced classes because too many students are white/Asian. Private schools (full of white and Asian students) are exempt. Dr Seuss is racist. It's going to be a fun year.
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  5418. Also Oprah and her clones on TV. Go back and look at the advice they gave to women on how to make themselves number one in their own world. Nothing wrong with being happy and trying to add to your life. But don't fall for "you deserve it" and others must pay for that happiness despite their own.
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  5419. The raccoons sitting along the treeline are going to be happy tonight.
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  5420. Warren had a chance early in the 2016 campaign. But after Clinton bought all the superdelegates, she did the math and bailed.
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  5421. Technicolor lover would fade to soft pastels and eventually black and white if she had him alone. Affair glare dims fast once they have to add day to day stuff.
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  5422. If she is insane enough to run, the Republicans already have their ads ready. Just rerun the dozens of "Hillary, just go away" articles written by Dems after her last loss.
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  5423. Remember to put the retraction behind a subscription only paywall. After two ads.
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  5424. I've seen a couple interviews with couples with one way open (cuckold) relationships. Almost every one of them looks like a before video in a murderer/suicide investigation.
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  5425. It's Beverly Hills. One of the areas around LA you are supposed to not have to worry about this kind of BS.
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  5426. Giving your wife a JimmyKnees and sending her out to deal with an angry mob. A hell of a lot cheaper than a divorce.
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  5427. Make it two stage. 1) Leave by date X and you get to pick where and keep your stuff and money. 2) After that date you are deported with the clothes on your back, all accounts seized.
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  5428. Every investor/investment guru in 2005, "Real estate! They aren't making any more land. The price can only go up."
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  5429. Mom/Dad/Other family member knew he/she was unstable and talked about doing what they did. The manifesto may say who they talked to and (In the shooters mind) received encouragement. This could leave them open to a huge wave of lawsuits.
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  5430. Why bother. Every person involved could write out a full confession and the DA won't bother to prosecute.
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  5431. One correction. BLM wasn't largely funded by the black community. The majority of their money came from guilt ridden white liberals. It was a social scam from the beginning.
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  5432. I'm beginning to think those masks and eye coverage don't work as well as they think they do.
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  5433. Men of the future. Never date, text, talk to or in any way interact with Ms Clark-Mabens. She has shown she will file false charges. She will publicly make false claims. She will encourage the punishment of innocent people. Imagine what she will do to you if you have a bad breakup with her.
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  5434. As I recall from the Motorweek review there were different suspension options. One was set up for daily driving and possibly occasional towing. Probably what this has. Another has a softer "cloud like" setup.
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  5435. Women complaining about the effects of divorce is like a casino complaining about the one lucky gambler that won big. Please ignore the army of others they cleaned out.
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  5436. For entertainment, try giving them some cooked spaghetti. Some sort of group psychosis takes over the flock when they encounter a bowl of it.
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  5437. If at first you don't succeed, empty the rest of the mag.
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  5438. These are the same police that raided churches and synagogues during the Great Coof Panic because people wanted to pray as a group and other "radical" religious activities. Most cops, especially in bigger cities, just follow orders. Usually orders from a politically appointed bosses.
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  5439. Alternative theory: There's more behind the scenes drama going on. (Again) The sort of stuff he doesn't like to deal with, but also doesn't apparently discourage. He's stressed out from trying to keep it under control, and most importantly behind the scenes, and this has led to having a short fuse when confronted on the show.
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  5440. Because the Empire was beginning to break up. It's good to have someone with deep pockets behind you if you are going to be putting down revolutions around the globe. Many British industries were also dependent on American loans, either from the government or private banks, to keep going. I'm sure almost every other European nation would happily stepped in to accept whatever was no longer being sent to the UK.
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  5441. Yo human. Enough with the yap yap. More rub rub.
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  5442. Challenge accepted??
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  5443. It's RI. If there was video of him doing it he would probably use it for his reelection commercials. And it would get him votes.
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  5444. Meanwhile in Panama "Yo gringos. Just a little more south and you can call this home. We like America dollars."
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  5445. To go with your need for both predictably and seeming desire for rest, take a planned escape. Set a firm date in the near future, then shut everything professional down for a predetermined time. Make it clear that you are incommunicado, no comments, no responses, no updates for a set time. When everything is back in alignment (as well as can be expected), return to your normal routine.
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  5446. Oddly, I don't see a lot of the people who support the "Noble Savage" theory trying to live that life. They don't even want to live on reservations with modern Indians.
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  5447. Disparaging marginalized people. Spreading misinformation. How about disparaging people in general? Of course that would mean penalizing too many woke people who just use rage to collect money from others who give out of guilt. Misinformation? When the misinformation is found to be accurate will they give it back plus a bonus for the inconvenience?
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  5448. I know this is a silly question, but who's on the hook to pay the mortgage when they are deported? They are here illegally, so they are at risk of being deported. Right?
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  5449. Rule 1 of running a dictatorship. Keep the army happy. Angry or hungry soldiers have a bad habit of using presidential palaces for target practice.
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  5450. ​ @thecheese4255 See also the bourgeois bolshevists on YouTube (Hassan, The serfs, etc). If the revolution they call for ever happened, they'd be some of the first up against the wall.
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  5451. What was considered a "military target" was also opened up as the war went on. From legitimate bases or travel hubs, to cities with strategic factories, to "It's full of enemy people".
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  5452. Artisan bread made from heirloom grains. Fire roasted wild game. And fresh organic grown seasonal veggies. I could easily put this on a menu in most cities, starting at $250. This guy called it lunch.
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  5453. Getting in a shot after someone goes down, usually acceptable. Continuing to do so, not so much. BUT, if they get up and threaten the people that let him go, or rejoin the fight. Stomp them in to red paste.
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  5454. 2152 lbs. If this guess wins, give the pizza to someone else. I love pizza, unfortunately it doesn't like me
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  5455. Mainstream news sources confirm it is the actual manifesto almost immediately after Crowder releases it, curious. It's almost as if many of them actually had access to, or had seen it, but chose not to say anything. But why?
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  5456. Yeah. There's a bit "too close to the mic" effect. Probably a new mic/camera combo or editing software that isn't filtering the same.
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  5457. Sean, you usually comment on the local reporters. How did you miss the fact that this lady apparently ran a half marathon before going live. She's gasping and practically hyperventilating while reading the story.
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  5458. Japan sounds like the mafia in the 1950's/60's. "We will never be involved in the narcotics business." Sees profit margin on drugs "We will never be involved in the narcotics business in our own communities."
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  5459. Looser pays, simple solution. Don't make it automatic, but allow people who have frivolous lawsuits filed against them reclaim all costs from both the plaintiff and their attorney.
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  5460. I always saw "life coach" as someone who wanted to be a psychologist, but didn't make it through school.
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  5461. Joe Biden is secretly writing Trump's reelection ads by providing unending clips.
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  5462. Has anyone else noticed a lack of stories about "Syrian refugees" being welcomed into Europe with open arms? It's like they all disappeared. Except for the thousands that Turkey held in reserve to threaten to unleash unless they get more cash.
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  5463. I see it as the feminist equivalent of edgy content competition. The difference is that if you go to far in trying to be edgy or controversial for the sake of controversy and clicks, you get called out. Most flame out. But feminists know no limits, they haven't heard "no" enough (if ever) so they keep trying to top each other.
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  5464. There should be great deals on slightly used gym/exercise equipment. All those closed gyms had to do something with it.
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  5465. They aren't saying anything that wasn't said before the primary, or even four years ago. Except it was dismissed as right wing nonsense. Even two weeks ago they were claiming "cheap fakes". They've spent so much time covering for him they actually began to believe their own propaganda.
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  5466. The front grip on the a4-k7 is making certain 10/22 owners all tingly.
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  5467. Stick to nice safe FDA approved Oxy.
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  5468. A few years ago a friend put together a parody of the old Faces of Meth campaign called Faces of Left. Basically before and after from people who went full tilt crazy leftist. It's amazing how many show their individuality by getting the same tattoos, piercings, technicolored hair, and poor fitting clothes as a uniform. Erin would have been at the top.
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  5469. 2023, new rule. If there's a camera, especially if there's a woman near the camera, it's a trap.
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  5470. They've spent how long going crazy because someone posts a "dog whistle" comment? Something that they didn't say, just what SJWs claim they meant. Now they get upset when they are fired because of what they actually said.
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  5471. 2,700 people injured? How many of these things did they distribute?
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  5472. You can still buy a base, single cab pickup. However, most dealerships consider them a special order. Unless they do a lot of fleet sales, they probably won't have one on the lot. Your best bet is to go online, find the truck you want, then go to the dealer with the specs ready. They will try to talk you into upgrades, but if you stick to "Please order this truck", and have the cash for a down payment with you (Or are pre approved with loan paperwork in hand), they'll order it.
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  5473. Your job is to push me to be the best I can be.... Nope. That's your parents job. Well, mother's job. I'm guessing Dad is no where in sight. The teacher's job is to educate her.
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  5474. When calling 911 don't tell them you just beat a thief and he's bleeding on the floor. Call in the theft. If the police take 5-6 hours to show up and help him, that's his problem.
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  5475. I'm part of the first group. My bank account keeps me out of the second. But I can lust from afar.
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  5476. I do my daily drive in a 2005 Corolla S. Exciting, powerful, ready to lay rubber at slightest push of my right foot? Nope. But it keeps on going with very little money out of my pocket.
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  5477. I'm still waiting for the first NFL player who ran on to the field with their arms raised during the "Hands up, don't shoot" era to admit maybe they were wrong about the late Mr Brown.
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  5478. Pagers are still used in areas that don't have a strong cell network. Also in places where only information needs to be sent, like hospitals and some factories. People are often overlooking the psychological effect of this. Israel has shown them "We know who you are. Where you are. What you have talked about and to who. And, most importantly, we can get to you."
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  5479.  @beauregardrippey5508  Or if it being done specifically to damage the company. Laws have likely changed since I heard this example back in the 80's. Hypothetically GM could buy out Ford. But Ford could refuse to sell if they believed it was just to sell off the physical assets, then shut them down to eliminate a competitor. Musk claims to want to help expand Twitter and give it a more prosperous future, and I haven't seen anything to the contrary, so they can't use that excuse.
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  5480. Why doesn't anyone say anything!?! We did. Then were hit with a wall of "Blah, blah science. Blah, blah dead grandma. Blah, blah stop being greedy and put others ahead of you." After a while I realized I was dealing with newly converted religious fanatics and nothing I could say was going to matter.
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  5481. Locals need to figure that out. Coming from a person who believes that all power should be concentrated in DC or state capitols. County wants to do a controlled burn, clear underbrush, or cut fire lines? Nope, not without prior permission from Sacramento. County wants to do a water management project? Nope, not without prior permission from Sacramento and the Sierra Club and a dozen other groups. County wants to change schooling policies? Oh hell no! Your children belong to the state.
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  5482. The "Assault Weapons Ban" was such a bad joke. It just drove up prices if you wanted a pre-ban version. Or you could buy almost the exact thing in post ban configuration. The whole thing was a scam to allow both sides to claim victory, while fund raising for the next round.
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  5483. It may not have been known at the time. Or at least known to the general public, but Stalin was well aware of the successful test of the American atomic bomb before Truman told him. The USSR had numerous spies throughout the departments developing atomic weapons.
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  5484. Hey look, a method of death they forgot to use in one of the Final Destination movies. Scene "Bob, unaware he missed dying in an exploding elevator the previous day, is walking home after picking up his wife's Starbucks order. Then, without warning, a chunk of metal about the size of a Buick falls silently from the sky."
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  5485. Demands guy pays because she might get pregnant. Will also hook up with a guy she met at a party or club thirty minutes ago.
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  5486. And construction along I-10. I moved to the beaches area in 1975. There was construction on I-10. I have moved away, but go back regularly. Last month there was construction on I-10. There has been construction on I-10 every day in between.
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  5487. Sanders missed an opportunity to move up. His staff knows how to use free social media. He may not be great, but he's better than Biden when it comes to daily updates. They could have released 5-6 videos a week that would have at least kept people talking about him. His younger supporters, who believe they are invulnerable, would be more likely to go out and vote during the lockdown. He would probably still loose, but he'd have more delegates.
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  5488. Just earn more. It's not only an insult, it's a trap. If you do earn more all you are doing is raising the bar for "Lifestyle to which she has become accustomed to" when she goes after you in divorce court.
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  5489. These came about because automakers thought there would be a growing market in two seater commuter cars. Ford made the EXP, GM had the Fiero, and Honda had this. The cry for such cars never materialized. The EXP was underpowered and/or overweight. Basically a small Mustang. GM screwed up the Fiero from the beginning by making too many compromises. Then, in typically GM style, getting it right and dropping it. I think nostalgia has clouded the memories of too many Honda owners. Yes they were efficient, reasonably roomy, and fun. But they were also, by any contemporary standards, deathtraps. Even with 80's style impact testing, they weren't considered particularly safe.
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  5490. In most African countries thieves like the ones shown would have been beaten down and left in the street. This is western liberalism gone crazy.
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  5491. But, what if after a couple cups of coffee, they then want to live?
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  5492. During his first term the Press Secretary was great at challenging people on what they'd said. She carried a huge folder at the press briefings. If anyone claimed their network or organization didn't say something she claimed they did, she'd open it up then go down to the appropriate tab. She'd read back their own words with time, date, and where reported. She'd learned early that the automatic response to anything online was "Source?". So she had sources always at the ready.
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  5493. Wait until the "millionaire wealth tax" is applied to real estate. Suddenly places like California and NYC will be chock full of the evil rich.
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  5494. The 20/20/60 rule. In a large organization there are 20% of people who truly excell. They need little or no supervision, just turn them loose and stuff gets done. 20% are competent, but need supervision or their productivity will drop off 60% are in the way of the other 40%.
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  5495. What about the people they ruled over. "These idiots conquered us and ran our country for how long?"
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  5496. It's almost like people don't like violent, rioting mobs running wild in their cities. The 1968 Democrat Convention in Chicago was a tipping point that pushed a lot of people to support Nixon.
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  5497. I understand open carry, but prefer concealed. Let others worry about who to avoid when they plan to act wrong.
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  5498. ​ @brandonandujar2289  France is pushing hard to open up Gaza to bring in humanitarian aid. They know this is going to set off another wave of refugees. Just ignore how many "Palestinians" happen to look like central and eastern Africans, and are coming through Libya.
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  5499. If I identify as Asian can I get some rhino horn? Or maybe one of the other "medicines" made from nearly extinct species? Penicillin may work great for whyte folx, but I need panda gall bladder to really become healthy.
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  5500. But stunning and brave, and powerful, and brave, and empowering, and brave, and inclusive, and brave.......
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  5501. Experts warn "Up to 45,000 dead by June in Florida alone." I didn't believe the bullshit from the beginning.
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  5502. She (allegedly) was (allegedly) lying (allegedly) through (allegedly) her (allegedly) teeth (allegedly).
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  5503. The police rush out to protect the mosques from the violent anti Muslim mobs. Oddly, those mobs never materialize much less attack.
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  5504. Give them a break. It isn't easy to compete with Chicago and New Orleans.
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  5505. C'mon Creepy Uncle Joe. America needs you.* *We need you to screw up the DNC in 2020.
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  5506. Just because it's your culture, that doesn't make it a good culture. That statement got me banned from Reddit. Apparently hate speech or something like that.
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  5507. I was laid off over a month ago. Still waiting for my first check.
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  5508. With so many entertainment companies getting bad press over recent releases, Randy was afraid Gearbox would be forgotten.
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  5509. Family courts are supposedly there to protect the interests of everyone involved. In reality they've become the cudgel angry women use to take out their rage and frustration on men. They go in knowing they are usually stacked with judges that are openly sympathetic towards the woman. Many judges are outright women's advocates and are looking to punish men in general.
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  5510. Remember, they buried an investigation and report on r*pe gangs that targeted young English girls because too many of the suspects happened to come from one part of the world and had a certain religious viewpoint.
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  5511. They think they are above everything. NO. They know full well they can do whatever they want and no one in authority from mom to the police will even raise their voice against them. Politicians in Maryland want to raise the age of "juveniles" for purposes of criminal prosecution to 21 or 25. Sorry Baltimore, and Maryland in general, but you created your own little sh*thole. Live (or die) in it.
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  5512. Was it a lack of resources, or some other reason they didn't consider a limpet type mine with a short timer? The diver would probably still be killed either by the explosion, or trying to get away, but at least there's a chance of survival.
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  5513. New York wasn't always this bad? When? Yes, some of the problems are new or in different neighborhoods, but New York has been a shithole with a few gems since at least the 1970's.
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  5514. Or, not even the people who work for CNN watch CNN. Their own coverage, even with it's bias, backs him up.
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  5515. If they win, they'll go left. If they lose, they go left. They've been marching left since the USSR collapsed. Because "someone needs to fill the void". Bill Clinton, for all his faults, was the last centrist/pragmatic leader the Democrat party had.
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  5516. ♪ Mistakes, I've made a few. But I did it my wayyyy ♪♪
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  5517. Four years ago, not two. But even the few supporters that recognized and admitted he wasn't running at 100% said he'd be replaced and only do one term. He (Or Jill) convinced the party bosses to make sure no one ran against him. They knew he couldn't handle a strong primary challenge and let him walk straight into another nomination. They made the choice, let them live with it. Maybe pick a better candidate next time.
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  5518. Hillary Clinton is utterly insane..... Update #4,352.
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  5519. Unfortunately you could make a video about the incorrect takes or outright lies about the trial that would be longer than the trial itself.
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  5520. Even if you make them happy today, they'll ask for more tomorrow. They'll also change what is acceptable/offensive on a whim. The rules are whatever they feel at the time. You can't win, don't try.
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  5521. ​ @Goofydownrange  Libya was in charge at one point. It's part of the UN policy of revolving all nations through each subgroup within the UN. Because, apparently, all countries are equal.
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  5522. Sold in stores only. And the poor schub working at the electronics counter "Fuck this shit! Fuck these people! Fuck this company!" and walks out the door.
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  5523.  @tianwong152  I tend to be more forgiving if someone engages in betrayal/treason for ideological reasons. But I live in a nation (USA) that was founded by traitors.
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  5524. 832 hrs of mandated overtime. That's 16 hours a week, assuming they get two weeks off vacation time. Or, seven eight hour days a week for the entire working year. You would be required to do this your entire career with the state. Fug No! There is no job worth that.
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  5525. ​ @vincent741  I assume the same people who claim Israel is targeting civilians with white phosphorus in every conflict.
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  5526. Tim Pool has Kanye/Ye on as a guest. Talking heads outraged. Ignore the fact that every, and I mean EVERY, network and news show would have been willing to have him on and would have promoted their "exclusive interview" 24/7.
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  5527. Welcome to Simon 24. Enough channels on YouTube to watch him talk 24 hours a day.
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  5528. In their defense, TYT at least admits their bias up front. NPR has long claimed to be centrist (Though individually left leaning). Instead they run with the leftist spin with almost every story. Often without mentioning that there might be another side. In recent years there has been a deliberate purge of anyone at NPR who didn't follow the script or showed signs of wrong think. Some former employees of the New York Times have told similar stories about not daring to question the narrative unless they were ready to update their resume. If you run a business that's centered around editorials or opinion pieces, that's fine, it's up to the consumer to accept or reject those opinions. But both claim to be presenting unbiased news.
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  5529. And the people at YouTube truly don't understand why so many creators have multiple accounts on other platforms.
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  5530. After Trump is reelected will the Dems: 1) Finally purge the moonbat wing? 2) Admit they are full on socialists, and find an even higher cliff to stampede off of?
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  5531. I think the low survival rate for men assigned to flamethrowers has two causes. 1) You are a major target. Everyone who sees you wants you dead before you get too close. You've become #1 bullet magnet. 2) Along with being obvious, you are slow. You kind of lumber along with a giant weight on your back. See also radio operators. To get a sort of feeling what it was like. Try playing paintball. But with a 20 gallon water heater in a backpack.
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  5532. In leftist cities they are trained to turn on their phones and make sure they are recorded blaming patriarchy and white supreme pizza as their last words.
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  5533. I'm hearing millions of moms "If all of your friends........"
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  5534. We're supposed to base economic and environmental policies on the rantings of an autistic 12 year old. But at 17 they are a minor and not responsible for their actions. Makes sense.
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  5535. Don't refer to this as the wokest article ever. When the FBI created the most wanted list, they intentionally didn't rank them. They were afraid these socio/psychopaths would see it as a competition, and try to outdo each other. SJW/Game Journos have a similar need to be "more woke then thou". You only encourage them to out virtue signal the other members of the tribe.
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  5536. I don't know what they're complaining about. Biden said he was for Medicare for all, before he was against it, before he was for it, before he was against it.... Like most subjects, Joe Biden is very much on all seven sides at any given time.
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  5537. In a weird way I admire OnlyFans. Not the women, but the concept. In the same way I can study a good con artist. Yeah, they're A-holes and I wouldn't want to know them personally, but I am fascinated with the scam. Imagine creating a porn company where the women preforming pay you for the privilege of being there. And women dumb/ignorant/gullible enough to line up.
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  5538. Yep. But don't worry, they were all replaced with a fully qualified diverse force. Or maybe not. Ok, definitely not replaced.
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  5539. Lockdown had nothing to do with saving people. It was about giving governments more power. If a couple lives were saved, bonus, but purely unintentional.
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  5540. I've got 99 problems (solva), but Hi Point ain't one of them.
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  5541. Tigers and cobras? Floridians laugh at these. We have cannibalistic homeless people and alligators on meth. (Seriously!) A few big kitties would be a nice change.
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  5542. You've done Lord of War. Would you consider Dogs of War?
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  5543. When they look in the mirror they see a revolutionary with a halo. They've deluded themselves into thinking they are doing the right thing. It's only lack of money from greedy taxpayers that keeps them from realizing their great utopia.
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  5544. If they had been handed the Suicide Squad script. Let chaos reign.
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  5545. Useless trivia. Because of the way a round accelerates from a gyrojet it's lethal zone is mid range. You could, in theory, catch one right out of the barrel. I'd recommend wearing an asbestos lined catchers mitt, but it is possible.
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  5546. If the AntiFa revolutionary wannabes burn a black church it will somehow be blamed on white supremacists.
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  5547. Set up a GoFundMe account to pay their expenses? I'd love to see how that was worded.
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  5548. Do you have any questions? A few hands go up. Feed gets cut without warning. Every hand goes up.
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  5549. @Julian L. Never mention paying cash at a dealership until the end. Let them run your credit, let the salesperson do the dance of offering you a "great rate". Then once everything is finalized tell them you'd rather just pay for it up front. They may throw a hissy fit, but they will sell it.
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  5550. Jeremy, I've seen a few of your live streams. It's more common for viewers to ask for pics from you. I don't kink shame, whatever they are into is their thing.
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  5551. No space tire? You mean just like a lot of other manufacturers? A lot of cars come with an emergency alert system and a can of Fix A Flat. The few that do have spares have a temporary donut.
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  5552. I keep getting burns on my hand. It happens when I grab this flaming log. According to BBC I should consider switching to a gluten free diet to stop the pain. They also suggest a possible link to global warming. In the end, it's a mystery.
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  5553. I got a WeBull ad before the video.
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  5554. I was born in the Chicago area. I assume I've voted Democrat in every election there even though I live in Florida.
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  5555. She is the victim. A victim of public schooling, but a victim none the less.
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  5556. It looks like a shotgun version of a pipe rifle from Fallout. Just add a 2×4 as a stock.
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  5557. In fifth grade they tested me for both Title 3 (remedial education), and to be advanced ahead 2-3 grades. They couldn't understand how I could read adult level books, including my father's tech manuals. But couldn't spell half of the stuff on a vocabulary test. I knew what the words meant, and could explain almost anything they asked. But anything I wrote was unreadable. It wasn't until I took the eye test for my driving license that anymore figured out I'm half blind. Because I've always been exceptionally tall, I was seated in the back of the class, so I never saw a chalkboard. I pretty much had to teach myself.
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  5558.  @dxcpt  Group A screwed me over so Group B should be allowed to make it worse? I'm failing to see the logic.
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  5559. Sh*t testing as a girlfriend will only lead to being a sh*ty wife. Walk away, I had enough tests in school.
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  5560. Thai parents when dealing with their son's draft or daughter's boyfriend "Not black, not black."
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  5561. Being the story of a Soviet Era military mistake, I was surprised that somehow alcohol was not involved.
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  5562. Of course they don't care if Clinton is implicated. He's already served his purpose.
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  5563. Most of them never seem to realize that if the revolution they claim they want ever happened, they would be some of the first up against a wall. Or, more likely, they are fully aware of it. But have found a profitable way to LARP as an edgy radical socialist.
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  5564. You have to tear it down if you want to rebuild it better. Socialist thinking.
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  5565. Time to claim it was a "political performance art piece".
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  5566. Sadly, what he said about suppressors vs silencers is true. If you try to pass legislation about suppressors, people will think of a tool. If you mention silencers they think of the bad guy from CSI or Law & Order.
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  5567. I don't care how frenzied she is. That quantum harmonizer isn't getting near me. Try your GOAT test on someone else, or even maybe yourself.
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  5568. Just show up for review with a big stick. He'll probably promote you.
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  5569. I'm down to one Patreon sponsorship. I only left it going because I have been supporting them for a couple years, and only have a few months left. I have sent emails to the others I've dropped explaining my decision, and asking for alternative means to support them. This seems to me to be the best way to handle it.
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  5570. One of the many lessons learned was either/or, not and when using foam and water to fight a fire. Some fires were extinguished with foam, then hit with water that washed it away. This exposed fuel which could reignite.
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  5571. It looks like the set of almost every 70's/80's dystopian sci-fi totalitarian government building. Or possibly a prison.
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  5572. Joe Biden, finally uniting the left and the right. Unfortunately for him it's in agreeing that he makes really bad decisions.
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  5573. And Abracadabra! Poof Career disappears.
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  5574. 40 arrested. Can't wait for the follow up to see that the 40 spent less than a week in jail combined. Nothing will happen to them. A few might get probation, then completely ignore the rules of that probation.
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  5575. Within the Democrat Party they know it's almost a lost cause. Biden was the guy who was owed one for his service to the party, so they let him have it. The powers inside the party representing the different factions are positioning themselves for 2022 and, more importantly, 2024 when it will be a true free for all for both parties.
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  5576. Replaced with who? Dems didn't want to run against him during the primary, so they don't get to act surprised now.
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  5577. Declared genocide is the new level for refuge status? Ok, goodbye to all Caribbean and South American "refugees". There is no genocide. There wasn't a genocide in Syria, Afghanistan, or any of the other nations that people flooded out of in order to get to western Europe.
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  5578. I'm waiting for an indie developer to bury a massive fee for mentioning the game in a review for profit somewhere in the user agreement.
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  5579. AOC and the left left want to fight Trump's division of the left by dividing the left. Okie Dokie 👍
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  5580. How dare a politician tell people it's ok to tell people they can take their masks off! Who does he think he is, Joe Biden?
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  5581. They don't think anyone should be allowed to vote. There should be a "Wise and benevolent" leader class ( Dictatorship) that looks out for the greatest good for the people. This group would, of course, be made up of 100% them and their friends.
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  5582. I can't wait for the spinoff, "Jeffrey (Geoffrey?) And The Prince". An all black reinterpretation of Batman and Robin.
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  5583. Peak oil is a term used by people who don't understand what it means. Peak oil is the amount of oil available around the current price. That's why it keeps changing. At $13 a barrel we would have hit it by the early 80's. When the price jumped we started looking for new fields and how to get more out of existing ones. OPEC didn't realize it at the time of the embargo, but they gave the petrochemical industry the kick in the ass it needed to start looking for more oil.
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  5584. No boots on the ground. No butts in the air. Not our fight.
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  5585. Next time, an LS Swap. Because on a long enough time line.....
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  5586. Jill Biden, Kamala Harris, and a few cabinet members. None of whom are capable of the job.
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  5587. San Franciscians were "good" liberals who loved to virtue signal how nice and open they were. Then the people they claimed to support moved from Oakland in to San Francisco proper. Now they are freaking out.
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  5588. There's a reason married couples hang out with each other or others in long term relationships. Men don't want their wife out clubbing and reliving the single life. Women want to protect their investment. They don't need to invite their prowling friend over to be with their husband.
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  5589. There are prehistoric cave drawings in Russia of a man on a raft. He's throwing something that look suspiciously like binoculars. It was foretold, he was the Chosen One.
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  5590. On a video I recently watched on YouTube the commentator showed an expropriated farm. It had been growing oranges and other citrus. When the new owners took over they cut down the trees and sold everything for firewood. I'm sure it was profitable, but only once. I guess long term care and running the orchards for future profits was too much like work, so why bother. Besides, the government will just give them another location to loot once the money from the last one is gone.
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  5591. A generation ago he would have been the guy selling stereos or meat from the back of a van.
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  5592. I've reached the point that I can drink a Rockstar before I take a nap.
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  5593. ​ @SigmaG-wr4yp  Somewhere around my house I've got a couple billion dollars. Unfortunately they're Zimbabwean dollars, so absolutely worthless. When Mugabe took power it would have made me one of the wealthiest people in the region. By the time I bought them, it might have bought me a cheeseburger.
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  5594. I worked as a property manager for a few years. The policy I explained to new renters was that if your rent is due on the first, but you won't have it until the 15th, call me. If I'm told in advance, I won't care. If I have to hunt you down, I become a raging asshole. Most landlords, lending companies, ect are willing to work with you if you talk to them in advance. But silence is usually interpreted as trying to dodge payments due.
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  5595. Drive fast and hope you don't look like an important enough target to waste a missile or artillery barrage on. But yeah, definitely not what I'd want to be in if I were in the exciting area of combat.
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  5596. Every case. She told the other prosecutors to either drop charges or take a slap on the wrist plee for criminals in general. Doubly so if they have extra melanin in their skin. She believes all police are either racist or support a racist system therefore anyone arrested is a victim not a perpetrator. Basically, the woman is insane.
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  5597. Everyone knows you can't require ID. Requiring ID is purely racist.
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  5598. A time when many base model cars still had 13" rims. But you could upgrade to the 14's. Certain sporty variants even had 15's.
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  5599. Let's build the most advanced weapon in history. Then save $1.25 by cheaping out on the timer. Brilliant.
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  5600. 1.25 has almost become my YouTube default setting.
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  5601. If the BBC ever offers pidgin with an AI text to voice translation I want it with the Jar Jar Binks voice.
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  5602. kharn the betrayer O Ego and miscalculation. They truly believed that ENIGMA was unbreakable. And without a machine of their own, the Allies couldn't read it. Germany could account for all of the ones that they made. Either in service, or at the bottom of the Atlantic. They didn't realize that England and America had one, and had made copies. The Germans did have some successes, so one theory was spies within their network. Some also thought the Allies must have secret airbases in North Africa that they were launching from. They also overestimated the abilities of US/English radar and sonar capabilities. They thought we could track and target them with much greater range and accuracy than we actually could.
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  5603. Air gapping works to stop computer viruses, so it will stop real ones too, right?
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  5604. Oh no, where will they find another 304 willing to suck for bucks on camera? Sadly, thousands of others will be willing to take her place.
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  5605. The Russian, Ottoman, and Austrian Empires were all facing strong internal movements for independence, or outright revolution. Combined with disagreements over colonies, war was likely inevitable.
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  5606. Too much, too early. If she was intending to go the plastic surgery route she should have started around 40, or maybe late 30's. She has the look of someone who's been tugging and tucking for decades. Skin at any age is only so elastic. There is another video of a woman complaining about how expensive it is to keep looking good. She mentioned Botox. She was in her mid 20's. At her current rate she'll look like a wax figure by 45.
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  5607. In the US, military recruitment jumped significantly during the final quarter of 2024 and first quarter 2025. What changed to cause numbers that had been dropping in the previous years? According to leftist accounts it's a sign of desperation by young men (mostly) that they fear the uncertain economy. I'm sure it has nothing to do with a new Commander that vowed the end sillyness like DEI, promote on merit, and not get us involved in everyone else's political squabbles. The idea of serving, for at least your first four years, in a more traditional military instead of a social science experiment has an appeal.
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  5608. That's largely a rationalization they started using years later when called out on their choice. Time had many people who laminated the fact that Roosevelt was kept in check by Congress and the Supreme Court. They wanted a "Nice" Hitler in charge of America.
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  5609. Flying pipe bombs, much like Stalin's Organs from WWII. No accuracy but they don't care as long as it lands in Israel.
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  5610.  @HootOwl513  The 75 seems like a very mission specific piece of ordinance. Against boats, when you are likely to only find a few that are moving slowly, probably a great weapon. Against ground troops that are advancing or retreating, or possibly something like a train, I'd prefer to have a mass of 50 and 30 cal machine guns to cover the area.
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  5611. Fill in the other spaces with various agencies from various governments. Then go through 20th century "You won't believe this sh*t" stories that turn out to be true. Conspiracy Bingo.
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  5612. Coming soon, no delivery or red zones from Amazon and other companies who can't pay drivers enough to go there. Five minutes later the activists will trample each other to scream rayyysssist.
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  5613. Blue checkmarks, they wake up angry regardless.
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  5614. I'm willing to replace the death penalty with life in prison. But make it true life. Go to prison with the understanding that the convicted will never see the outside world again.
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  5615. They're betting on the second wave. Wait until next Fall and the beginning of flu season. Every person who so much as sneezes will be Trump's fault
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  5616. Eyewitness testimony is notoriously unreliable. But still accept the eyewitness testimony of "hands up, don't shoot" as gospel truth. Seems about right.
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  5617. I saw it as unrealistic expectations from both. GM thought they could make SAAB more mainstream and boost sales. SAAB thought they could have access to GM's money and research while continuing to do SAAB things the SAAB way. I remember reading an article around the time GM was going to cut some brands. A SAAB executive said they should have known there were going to be problems when he compared notes from within the company. SAAB people used terms like "joining" or "merger with" in talking about GM. GM employees said "bought" and "owned". I think there were similar problems when Chrysler and Mercedes joined. Despite the "Union of Equals" speeches, it became clear that Mercedes decided they were in charge from the beginning.
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  5618. An easier analogy for people to understand. Would you take a dollar an hour raise today if you knew that money would be deducted (adjusted for inflation) from your children's pay? Would you be surprised if they took the same offer, but for two dollars? But their children had to accept both generations worth of cuts. Eventually they are working for nothing, only trying to survive while looking back at the comfort their ancestors enjoyed, but they will never experience.
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  5619.  @HarlanAudleyJones  It works for both. But the reference was to the mentality that I can get what I want today and it's up to whoever comes along later to deal with the consequences.
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  5620. Budweiser, or it's parent company, likely has a partnership with the NCAA. Part of what they are paying for is the right to use the name.
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  5621.  @kennethprocak5176  Poland is a member of NATO. Direct action between NATO and Russian troops would make things much more complicated. If Russia fired on Polish positions inside Poland it would immediately escalate the war. Sending equipment and a few advisors or trainers is acceptable, but large troop movements would spread the war across Western Europe.
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  5622. Originally in FO3. It was rediscovered by Covenant and used in FO4.
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  5623. Covering the story means one of two things. 1) We have a reporter, live, in front of the White House, reading DNC talking points. 2) We are covering it up. It depends if the story is bad or good for Orange Man.
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  5624. I'm not offended. Why not try being not offended with me? It's easy and simplifies your life. You will be amazed by how much you can get done when you have all this extra non offended time.
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  5625. Only a new low, never rock bottom. They have shovels and picks, and have shown a willingness to use them.
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  5626. In my early 20s I bought a "Cash Special" car from a BHPH lot. After two weeks it was running rough so I brought it to a mechanic I trusted. (Something I should have done before I bought it.) He called me after a couple days to come down a discuss everything that was wrong with it. He, and another mechanic, proceeded to give me a tour of the "biggest band aid and bubble gum job" they'd ever seen. Today I have cars checked out first. But in my younger, dumber days I was an idiot kid who knew just enough to get in trouble.
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  5627. I see the hand of Nancy Pelosi behind the Governors meeting. Keep towing the party line or have their reelection funding cut off. This has been her policy with legislation for years.
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  5628. What's scary is how many of them will be tripping over each other as they rush to claim they (And only them) were trying to warn others. His condition can't be hidden from the people who work around him regularly. The country is being led by Jill Biden, a small group of advisors, and a few department heads. They know they can't rely on the President to make major decisions. Think of the end of the Wilson administration, when his wife was forging his signature on legislation. Or Kennedy, when the people around him knew he was continuing on more from a cocktail of steroids and speed, than actual health.
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  5629. When Biodiesel started catching on it made good economic sense. Many restaurants would give you their old oil for free. You had to filter it. It was cheaper than paying a company to dispose of it. Now, most places (especially chains) have exclusive contracts with oil recycling companies.
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  5630. Coming up next week.... The new guy double threads a spark plug.
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  5631. I had an older Nova I picked up fairly cheap. It looked good and, at first, drove well. After a few weeks I started finding problems, so I took it to a great mechanic I trusted for a full bumper to bumper check. (Something I should have done before buying it.) After a few days he called me back to his shop. He then led me around the "best band aid and bubble gum job" he'd seen. In the end he told me to go one of two ways with it. Decide if I wanted a parts car, or settle in for a long restoration project. Eventually I sold it at a loss to someone who mainly wanted the body for their project. In my younger dumber days I made several idiotic decisions, but at least I didn't do them twice.
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  5632. We live in a country with more guns than cops, good or bad. So, will they let me run an ad showing proper firearms use and maintenance?
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  5633. "But Jan 6, and UFOs, and Jan 6" American media.
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  5634. I have to wonder if she'd be so supportive of someone who threw lead at her or a close family member? Assuming it was a black finger on the trigger.
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  5635. Or telling a Russian in the trenches to make sure to completely destroy his before running back to Moscow to join the revolution. Otherwise it will be used to pin down his great grandson in a trench while a plane the size of a duck closes in to take him out with a grenade.
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  5636. I am whamon, hear me REEEEEEEEEEEE!
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  5637. One of the reasons I dislike Republicans is their inability, or unwillingness, to do anything once they have power. Back in the 90's they talked about improving health insurance laws. Stuff like making more affordable by allowing interstate sale of insurance and removing required coverage for conditions people would never have to deal with. They talked, and they talked some more. But did nothing. Then screamed when Obamacare arrived after spending a decade creating the conditions that would allow it to be popular.
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  5638. Individual members have been speaking out about the creeping boundaries of the L......+ community. They are frustrated with having to deal with the fringe, if not outright crazy/evil people using them as a shield. They've also started calling out leadership for their silence and complicity. Allowing every negative stereotype to be celebrated, not condemned. Unfortunately, much like the left wing purity testers, they are often shouted down for not truly being "One of us".
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  5639. We're into campaign season. I'm waiting for Gloria Allred to lead out a train of women claiming every Republican touched them in their no-no place.
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  5640. UK, and their progressive brethren in the US, would tell the survivors to be introspective and ask what they had done to force another person to want to do something evil. Basic, blame the victim.
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  5641. Dems not go with someone who is into a cult? Check the history of The People's Temple and Jim Jones. Democrats, especially those in California, were tripping over themselves to kiss his ass.
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  5642. Chunky Yogurt is looking nervous because at any moment Junior might say "But Uncle Cenk, you say the same thing all the time."
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  5643. The switch from public to private shelters started around 1960. The Eisenhower administration did a study that showed large public shelters really weren't feasible. With reduced reaction time, they would only be used by people nearby when an alert was sounded. Assuming they knew where it was, and went there, instead of trying to get home. Suburbanization also meant more people were too far away from them to be useful. Building your own fallout shelter also gave people a sense of security. False as it was. This was a time when the vast majority of citizens believed what the government told them. Later studies also finally asked "Then what?" If you did move the majority of New York and northern Jersey to southern New Jersey, what would you do with them? It was decided that people should stay close to where they are. If they survived, great we'll deal with them. If not, oh well, more for the one's who did. It sounds heartless, but it was about the only practical solution they could come up with.
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  5644. A man of taste.
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  5645. So a long string of bad decisions ends with a person getting their life screwed up. I'm supposed to be surprised?
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  5646. The paper was removed by those that gave it the peer review. They did this on the grounds that not all the authors/researchers were listed when submitted. Basically, if they would have added Hitler, or Shiklegruber (sp?), as a contributing author, it would have been academically acceptable.
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  5647. Oddly, if a person is raised by a single father they are as likely to engage in criminal activity as someone with two parents. It's almost as if having a father figure is the strongest influence on future positive behavior.
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  5648. One bomb, one city is something that goes back to the first atomic weapons. Hollywood never seemed to get past it. When I lived and went to school in Jacksonville Florida we had a lecture on why it was considered at the top of sites to be nuked. There were something like 12-14 locations in the area that justified being targeted. We were told to expect 20 warheads because it was assumed some would fail so there was redundancy built into the system.
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  5649. Violence on November 3rd? Maybe, but isolated. Nov 4th, in can see the manure hitting the turbine.
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  5650. I'm pretty sure more people have ridden Kamala.
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  5651. Where I work we are warned that corporate reviews social media and other sites. If we post things that will bring negative attention to the company or discuss coworkers/management in a negative way we will be fired. I assume most companies have a similar policy. It shouldn't come as a surprise that she trashed her company and they responded by firing her.
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  5652. CNN, MSNBC, and others. Out your sources. This may go against your training, but they lied to you. For two years the supposed sources have been claiming to know what Meuller was going to say. They listed off one impeachable offense after another. They lied, and you repeated it. They used you, they made you look like incompetent fools. Why are you protecting them? The only reason I can think of is that they are friends. People you know, like and agree with. They told you what you desperately wanted to be true. Or, possibly, you just made up most of it. Either would explain the so called reporting over the last few years.
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  5653. If this does turn into a shooting war I have one request. Leave the US out of it. This is a European vs European fight. We have our fingers (or other body part) in too many hostile places already.
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  5654. If you have 20 appliances in your house and none of them fit the plug in the wall. Maybe it's the outlet, not the appliance. Same rule for dating.
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  5655. YouTube: You discussed things advertisers may not like. Demonetized! Also YouTube: Here's two ads before every video, and in the middle. Also two afterward.
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  5656. It's called an election. The people of California literally asked her to be their DA. Sometimes you get what you ask for.
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  5657. Botox at 30? I'm guessing lifts, tucks, implants, etc by 40. She's going to look like a freak show before 50.
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  5658. How were surrenders done? I understand an individual or squad tossing their weapons into the open and putting their hands up. But what about larger groups. Does an officer march out with a white flag and hope to be recognized before being used for target practice? Radio? It didn't seem like they had many, and you might not want to let more fanatical units in the area know your intentions. Or, at a certain point were observers told to keep an eye out for signs that the other side was giving up?
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  5659. In defense of Americans, 80% can't find Kansas on a map either. There's an old joke that the primary purpose of the Department of Defense is to teach Americans geography.
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  5660.  @HippiePirates  Hold real primaries and let the voters actually have a say in who's running the party. Are you crazy? What if they pick the wrong person, like someone not pre-approved by the party bosses. The Republicans did that in 2016. They knew up front that Jeb! was going to be the winner. They'd pat the others on the back and congratulate them on a good show. Maybe make a few jokes about Trump. Then the party members were allowed to have a say in the outcome and went and put Trump in the number one spot. The DNC couldn't allow that sort of chaos.
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  5661. You put in more work than almost anyone on YouTube. Enjoy the downtime. But please everyone, while he's away, no spoilers about Stalingrad. I'm too heavily invested in the story and want to see how it ends.
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  5662. Lack of ambition. She started a building her slush fund in Arkansas. Every step she took after that was for the sole purpose of growing Clinton Inc.
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  5663. I've been at the other end of it. The guy who has to inform people they've been cut. On payday I was handed the envelopes with each person's check, and another stack with just names. I was told to pass them out as people arrived, have them sign they'd received them, and done. Except no one told me the second envelope contained a termination letter. I'd been sent out to fire around 40-50 people from a staff of about 200 with no warning. I didn't know anything until I heard a loud "What the f*ck!" from someone. The Grand Poobah's of the company were having a meeting at the time. I went to them and expressed my views about being blindsided with the task at probably above polite social conversation volume level. And with a lengthy string of expletives. I got a similar letter a couple weeks later. But at least I wasn't surprised.
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  5664. I look forward to New York's various politicians walking in to the Oval Office, hat in hand, and having to ask "literally Hitler" for a bailout.
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  5665. Before they dump all the old cash, could I please get the $1,200 I was promised last year.
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  5666. What's the problem? They have a Deputy Mayor with full powers and authority to step in whenever the mayor is unavailable. You know, just like the President has a VP who's ready to.....Oh, nevermind.
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  5667. Wrong Tim. He did have "The talk", but it was with his homies, not his dad or anyone who cared for him. He was told to lie to cops, he does it right from the beginning of the encounter. He was told to resist, he's struggling throughout the video. He was told to claim medical issues so they might not take you straight to jail. Cops hear about some sort of medical problem from every other person they try to restrain/arrest. Edit. He would have been arrested regardless, and he knew it. He was high as a kite and drove to the store without a license. His major problem was with a bad case of IDon'tWantToGoToJailitis.
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  5668. Remember "Transitory Inflation"? We were told it was a short term spike due to supply line issues. That was three years ago! Three years is not a spike, it's the new normal.
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  5669. Interesting, but a non issue for me. My filter is horizontal mounted. So, prefill the filter is just another way of saying "Dump oil on the engine and ground."
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  5670. Odd MLK trivia. Jimmy Carter (Former President) tried to get his name on the ballot as Jimmy Carter, unsuccessfully. He appeared under his birth name, James Earl Carter. He wanted it changed because he was afraid people might associate him with James Earl Ray. Apparently this didn't bother too many people because he did win, once. His policies after that cost him more votes than his name.
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  5671. 9:33 You can see he's wearing a NASA hoodie. Clearly a future rocket scientist or astronaut.
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  5672. Do not give liberals (Leftists, progressives, whatever) what they ask for. 1) They won't thank you because they think they deserved it and more. 2) It will be a disaster. 3) They will blame you for the disaster because you didn't give them enough. And besides, you should have known better than to give them anything. 4) Will still demand more regardless of outcome.
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  5673. Not a pandemic. Apparently the WHO has scrubbed that word. Now it's a bunch of people around the world who mysteriously have the same symptoms. But they won't dare use the "P" word.
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  5674. A sugar tax on sugar free drinks, okay makes sense.
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  5675. I'm reminded of the early days of smart phones, when companies charged by the MB for overages instead of just throttling your speed. Every month there was another story of someone, or often their kid, downloading a bunch of $500 movies.
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  5676. It's common in areas with large numbers of people on scooters. They can blend in with a crowd and aren't noticed. In the past few years there's been a huge increase in the number of scooters in American cities. Twenty years ago they would have stood out, witnesses would have noticed. Now people just give a quick glance at most to make sure they aren't on a collision course.
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  5677. I have three Disney movies in my suggestions now, thanks.
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  5678. At least she didn't try "My account was hacked."
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