

I wonder… what has become of those who first gave Pootin the “two weeks” figure?
I wonder… what has become of those who first gave Pootin the “two weeks” figure?
Attention random Lemmings: Even if you don’t know who Bari Weiss is, and couldn’t care less about CBS News, read this. It’s pretty damn funny.
I like how Vought is (among other things) so much like American professional sports organizations, the NFL in particular. I could definitely see supes being handled that way.
NO living person should be commemorated on a coin, regardless of political ideology.
Hopefully, this abomination will go over about as well as the Sacajawea dollar coin.
I’d like to see him draining septic tanks. With a teaspoon. While wearing that stupid little mustache.
I’m used to “religious” wackos being wackos, but HUH?
I have no advice, I’d just like to congratulate you on leaving a toxic work environment. A lot of people ask for coping advice that will help them tolerate their lousy job, when what they really need to do is get the hell out of there.
There wouldn’t be anti-American sentiment if Trump hadn’t introduced anti-Canadian sentiment. Actions have consequences. The Canadian people aren’t mindless sycophants, and I admire them for it.
Long after everyone else has, and long after they’ve done incredible damage.
I hope that dipshit is reading this thread. Ban me, too!
If true, that would be grotesquely funny
“By saying ‘Free Palestine,’ you’re not admitting what you really think,” said Seinfeld, who publicly embraces his Jewish heritage and has pushed back against critics of Israel.
“Just say you don’t like Jews,” he said in reference to the movement, before comparing its supporters to members of the KKK.
In that spirit, Jerry, maybe you should say what YOU really think. You’re a genocide apologist. Embrace it, instead of putting words in other peoples mouths.
Wait… a convicted criminal hid behind the phrase “save our children” and actually ended up doing more harm than good? Completely unprecedented!
Somehow I missed that. About when was it?
Ah. That’s a very important detail. Thanks for mentioning it!
Based on my nieces and nephews, I’m gonna say tablet. One with a thick, spongy case.
So this is it? Humans will get used to corporate digital cages?
If the corpos get their way, yes.
This is a good reminder that ridiculousness doesn’t just happen here in America; it’s a worldwide phenomenon.
Yeah. Pretty anticlimactic. Way too easy to abuse this business idea, though, so I’m not complaining.
I haven’t noticed it lately, but I’ve experienced what you’re talking about. As far as I can tell, it ebbs and flows.