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Originally Posted by good2go
(Post 1545137)
I'm confused - Are you a woman?
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Originally Posted by z31maniac
(Post 1545152)
What does an AARP membership cost these days?
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 1545160)
Are you joining?
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Originally Posted by z31maniac
(Post 1545152)
What does an AARP membership cost these days?
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Originally Posted by z31maniac
(Post 1545161)
Nope. Even though I'm feeling extra salty today (sorry about that), it seems as though I'm still about 13 years to young to reap the benefits.
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Originally Posted by z31maniac
(Post 1545152)
What does an AARP membership cost these days?
Otherwise, and like six said, hope your day improves. |
Why is it always butthurt? Why can't it be butt joy or butt kindness?
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 1545167)
Why is it always butthurt? Why can't it be butt joy or butt kindness?
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And just like that the Clinton's stayed out of jail again...
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1545244)
And just like that the
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Unfortunately, Vince Foster was unavailable for comment.
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Suicide while on suicide watch, the day the UK's royal family is implicated..
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9051001.html |
Anyway, things that matter to us...
As we all well know, much of the traditional, so-called "mainstream" print media tends to exhibit something of a left-leaning bias. But I've come to realise that using "mainstream media" as an epithet tends to imply that non-mainstream media is not similarly biased. Well, depending on whether you consider Gizmodo to be mainstream or not. I say all of this because they just put up a hit-piece which attacks an Executive Order presently being drafted by the president, which basically recognizes the fact that large social-media companies (FB, Twitter, etc) have become instruments of mass communication, and thus holds them to the same standards as common-carriers. In other words, it forbids them from censoring the speech of those who use the service. In part, Gizmodo observes: To be clear, there is no evidence that social media networks are actively engaged in deliberate censorship of any particular political point of view. They (sometimes) enforce their own respective terms of service agreements that oftentimes prohibit content that includes hate speech or calls to violence. For some, that’s a political ideology. That's an interesting interpretation, largely because it presupposes that the Terms of Service is incapable of being written so as to impart a certain ideological bias. Does anyone here think that the Terms of Service for Sina Weibo or Toudou Youku (two popular Chinese social media platforms) are free of ideological bias? The whole article: https://gizmodo.com/the-white-house-...t-c-1837110097 |
Originally Posted by Skamba
(Post 1545246)
FTFY
How exactly did the death of Epstein save Trump? The person whom gave the FBI tons of information about him. The person whom kicked him out of his club at first allegation. the person he's been talking negatively about for years, and even during the 2016 debates. The person whom never took many/any trips to pedo island with him. How exactly? Cause CNN told you? Because if Epstein bad, and Orange Man Bad, then Orange Man must have ties to other bad man. Epstein's suicide is shock to no one; even while on suicide watch during 24/7 surveillance. I think I alluded to him being murdered soon just a few posts ago (15346). He was buddies with the Clintons. The Clintons suicide people. This is cut and dry. You guys seriously tried to link him to Nazis because 60 years ago a Nazi liked a Hamburger when in the US. We see through it all you know... |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1545256)
How exactly did the death of Epstein save Trump?
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1545256)
You guys seriously tried to link him to Nazis because 60 years ago a Nazi liked a Hamburger when in the US. We see through it all you know...
While there are many variations on the story of the invention of the hamburger, one of the earliest and most credible reports traces its ancestry back to a Hamburg, Germany, cook named Otto Kuase, who in 1891 was celebrated for a sandwich made with a beef patty cooked in butter, topped with a fried egg. |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1545256)
uh huh.
How exactly did the death of Epstein save Trump? The person who How exactly? Cause CNN told you? Because if Epstein bad, and Orange Man Bad, then Orange Man must have ties to other bad man. Epstein's suicide is shock to no one; even while on suicide watch during 24/7 surveillance. I think I alluded to him being murdered soon just a few posts ago. He was buddies with the Clintons. The Clintons suicide people. This is cut and dry. What is with the left's weird obsession with Trump? You guys seriously tried to link him to Nazis because 60 years ago a Nazi liked a Hamburger when in the US. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1545258)
Did someone claim that it did? If so, I missed it in this thread.
Who are "you guys" in this context? While there are many variations on the story of the invention of the hamburger, one of the earliest and most credible reports traces its ancestry back to a Hamburg, Germany, cook named Otto Kuase, who in 1891 was celebrated for a sandwich made with a beef patty cooked in butter, topped with a fried egg. NPCs. Sorry, Russia, not Nazis hard to keep up with the deflection https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifes...01d_story.html Speaking well researched Russia connections: Ha: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...24221ea8f7.jpg |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1545274)
Post 15350.
One of the few features which IB hasn't managed to destroy on the forum software is the quote function, which allows you to easily reference an earlier post when replying to it. Also, I made the Epstein / Clinton joke earlier today. See post 15371. You're late. :giggle: |
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