Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "New York Post" channel.

  1. another
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  2. Kringela
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  3. Yeah, all the kids at school are saying that.
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  4. Deception is written all over her face and audible in her voice. Who could fail to notice? She's an impostor, a fake, a great danger.
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  5. JKR, what a GigaChadette and a half. Gigarespect and gratitude.👏👏 Voltaire [from the ether]: "Vraiment formidable!"
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  6. It's the US plus an additional 9 to 15 countries, not "5". The following countries are confirmed participants: UK, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, Spain. Reportedly, additional Arab states are involved but prefer not to be publicly named, including: Jordan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Egypt.
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  7. Superb.👏 I can't see any reporter asking him the same question again, or even a similar one. And therein lies a lesson for us all. Reminds me of what William Blake (1757-1827) wrote: "Always be ready to speak your mind, and a base man will avoid you."
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  8. A building can be evacuated of its occupants. Occupants can be evacuated from a building. Occupants can evacuate (themselves) from a building. Source: Oxford Dictionaries
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  9.  @UlexiteTVStoneLexite  So you agree to downgrade "terrified" to "nervous and irritated" while still pretending to know something special. Looks like someone doesn't understand words but still wants to be a professional femsplainer. Blah blah blah, bellyache bellyache, empathy empathy, emotional intelligence, etc... Anyway, by the same token maybe the two men were terrified. Some men ask for a woman's number when they're scared to death.
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  10.  @akm960  Empty rhetorical drivel.
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  11.  @UlexiteTVStoneLexite  Very well then, have it your way: she was, as you say, "nervous" and "very irritated." Reasonable take. But sorry, not "terrified."
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  12. I don't get the fuss. She's only about the 20-millionth craziest American.
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  13. "More nefarious"? Since nefarious means wicked or criminal and this hapless pair appear to be neither, I think the "more" is rather histrionic.
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  14.  @mikegohagan1257  Wow, how slow can someone get? Yes, that would be unquestionably nefarious. But not "more" nefarious, since what we see was not. Grab a coffee and see if that clears the cobwebs.
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  15. Has nothing to do with votes or the election. Wow r u stunned.
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  16. ⬆The ironically-named De moc rats will say anything, do anything. Anything.
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  17.  @bio-plasmictoad5311  That's all a matter of opinion. Some people enjoy working more than anything and have big plans for the money they make. For them, working extremely hard between the ages of, say 25 and 50, is the best possible choice. Of course you can say what's right for you, but as for what others like, do you think that's any of your business?
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  18. Nice try, Vladislav! (Or is it Chaoxiang? Farshad? Kyung-seok? Ahmed?) For the US, NATO pays dividends which are beyond enormous.
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  19. Tbh, I wondered whether she didn't just lose her train of thought and panicked, then immediately blamed illness to protect her job. Probably not the case, but maybe. (People are odder nowadays than formerly.)
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  20.  @wolfpacguy-v3y  Woke is a synonym for 💩.
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  21. It's impossible to say which part of the Democratic ticket is more like Canada's terrible Prime Minister Peter Pan. It's like they're his political clones. She and he grew up blocks apart in adjacent posh neighbourhoods of Montreal. Tim and he share a professed fondness for the PRoC. All three: hyper-mega-progressives.
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  22. ​ @kellyconnell8003  Rapier-like comeback!😄
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  23.  @pawninteractiveNEWS  It was originally "Oooooo, rapier-like comeback.🙄," which I thought needed a smidge of toning down. (Still sarcastic, but more cheerfully and less mockingly.)
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  24.  @rucker69  Since the media is overwhelmingly liberal/left/"progressive"/whoake -leaning, any outlet which isn't is ipso facto not mainstream. Having 1.5m Yoot Oob subscribers does not make an outlet mainstream when its opposite-leaning NYC counterpart, The New York Times, has over 10m paid subscribers.
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  25. Worse than Clinton. (Either Clinton.)
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  26. Most shocking of all, some dude wanted to make a baby with Rep. Omar. 😯 [Sideshow Bob shudder]
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  27. ​ @SawyerJJ14  When did "stressful" become "terrifying"? I find that category inflation. How very 2024. As for your closing swipe, I'll call it an argumentum ad proiectionem (a projection for an argument).
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  28. Just another day. There've been thousands of incidents of left political violence since May 2020. Tens of thousands would likely be more accurate. And I would rather use the T. word instead of "political violence." But for some reason it's not permitted speech.
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  29. Nah. It was candor. He did not suspect he was being recorded and that's all.
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  30.  @cjhdabears7186  Ok, Yuri. 🤣
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  31. It has zero to do with voting. It isn't about the election.
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  32. "Be carful out there." Looks like an advertising slogan for the introduction of new HOV lanes 😄
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  33.  @miki_9034  Btw, I asked Perplexity "What is the advantage, if any, of the flush design?" It listed 7 advantages.😂 None seemed very important, but there you have it. Ask it yourself if you're interested. Cheers
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  34.  @tbl268  ​ So do I, and I have, including that of my parents. Some designs must be more affected than others. I remember another car my parents had on which the thumb-operated button to release the latch was sort of sheltered by another part of the handle above it. It sufficed to keep the button in service almost always. (But ice did still freeze up the locks way too many times, which was even more unwelcome. Winters were worse then.)
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  35. Why not? In Joe Biden's America men give birth all the time.
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  36. 0:37 'At's a spicy a-meat-a-ball.
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  37. No. Let's not talk about years. Let's talk about decades.
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  38. Ancient Greek and ancient Irish religious stuff. Detailed in another post 4 hrs. before yours. Sort by Newest, see @fundifferent1. And why are you "very alarmed" just because someone's wearing symbols unfamiliar to you? That isn't normal, logical or healthy in my opinion. Best wishes.
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  39. Only someone didn't pay proper attention to the video, has sharply limited capacity for thought, and who's never been on a subway train would say that.
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  40. What a complete fake. 0:24 Turns out even her hair is fake.
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  41. Neither. It's a separate category, democrat hipster. Serious untreated illness subtype.
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  42. October spawned a monster. And she probably has 15 spawn of her own.🤢
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  43.  @HimDuncan_21  The term entered wide use outside police forces well over a lifetime ago. Try something else that's valid.
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  44.  @sinxyt6263  True. Between 5th grade in California and her freshman year at Howard, she grew up in Montreal in the wealthy Westmount area. Fun fact: Her political soulmate Justin Trudeau grew up one mile away at the same time.
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  45. Your two replies so far sound to me like "No way!" and "Yeah, but that's not the point." 😄
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  46. U like 'em bald, eh? 🤢
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  47. And get back to reading T.S. Eliot.
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  48. You had me at "insufferable" and "Wu." 👍 You lost me at "disasterous." 👎 I know that some highly Intelligent people are just bad at spelling, but that's not an excuse at a metropolitan daily newspaper. But you got me back again with that wonderfully insightful and well-written piece.👍
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  49. Bro, just use a translator.
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  50.  @graizur  I'd like to change the subject. Let's talk about rampant undiagnosed mental illness and the bad effects on the brain of long-term drug use (especially if it starts before 25), both of which surface even more online than on subways.
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