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Cugalabanza

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  1. Ok, screw the cat. But Burn After Reading was a good movie.
  2. I'd burn the hat, save the kitten and use social media pressure to force the owners to make a public apology and a donation to the local no-kill animal shelter. But that's me, the bleeding heart leftist libflake snowtard. I should change my name to Cuck-alabanza.
  3. Dude, first of all, if you want to set kittens of fire, then I don't think I can trust your judgment. Secondly, setting kittens on fire, as a practical matter, is not as easy as you imagine. It is, however, a very good metaphor for your misdirected, impotent rage, which we've all seen way too many times around here. Good day to you, sir.
  4. This is the part where it gets kind of special in terms of full on whacked: "Melanin enables black skin to capture light and hold it in its memory mode which reveals that blackness converts light into knowledge. Melanin directly communicates with cosmic energy..."
  5. Fake news! That movie was great.
  6. This is a disturbing non-answer from Pegs. His compassion as a human being apparently does not extend much further than his personal wealth and ambitions. As we all know, it’s not just about concussions. The repetitive lower impact hits to the head over and over are likely just as dangerous. [***Disclaimer: Yes, yes, yes, I know all the science is not in on this issue and the sample sizes are still quite low. However, any sensible person at this point would have to admit that the anecdotal evidence as well as initial studies do point to something very significant and scary here...at least to the extent that further study is required. To say, "I don't want to talk about it" is crappy at best.] Pegs shows simultaneously his willful ignorance and lack of concern here.
  7. India pledges to sell only electric cars by 2030 https://www.google.com/amp/amp.weforum.org/agenda/2017/05/india-electric-car-sales-only-2030
  8. Haha! "Summer blend." Sounds like a very very kind way of saying they're laying it on too...thick.
  9. What does viscosity have to do with it? Boy, this is all getting too complicated for me.
  10. Thanks. And bipartisan support no less!
  11. I don’t know how to make it yet, but I know there’s a good joke to be made about republicans and brain surgery and the health care vote. Ah well, it’s fun to think about anyway.
  12. I hear you and I get your point. It just scares me because it seems like a badly written sit-com type of solution. I mean, there’s a reason you don’t let Gilligan fix the coconut radio. Sure, it would be great if the Skipper and the Professor could get on the same page and get something done, but as Deranged Rhino will point out, none of it matters as long as Mr. Howell is pulling all the strings behind the scenes anyway. (the mofo's probably selling blowdarts to the headhunters on the sly).
  13. No, I'm agreeing with you. But at the same time, it's worth mentioning that if we are treating Trump as a toddler, than there's a case to be for not having him sit at the grown up table when grown up things are being discussed.
  14. This is the kind of thing parents say about their especially impetuous 2 & 3 year olds.
  15. Long lingering debate finally settled... Scaramucci CAN in fact do the fandango!
  16. When you say, "Pissing off the media elite and Washington insiders is not hurting the country one little bit..." I might tend to agree with you if he was pissing them off by genuinely challenging them on content. However, your implication (in the context of what we're talking about) is that Trump's twitter hissy fits can be legitimized as this righteous re-balancing of power. It's a nasty tweet about a woman's bleeding face. That's not productive in any way. And I believe that it does "hurt the country."
  17. Yeah, those nasty elitists. Thank goodness we have the heroic, cultural-norms-transcending, selfless champion of noble causes, Donald J. Trump, to stick up for the little guy.
  18. Spicer and Sanders have really really hard jobs. I'm guessing they are paid pretty well. It surprises me how many people are willing to volunteer to make excuses & apologize for the child king for free.
  19. Ha! That sums it up really well. Perfect.
  20. You see this as Trump vs. the media. Others (including myself) see it as Trump vs. the American people and Trump vs. decency. I think that somewhat explains why you are so quick to defend what is really just childish, abrasive, inappropriate behavior. There is of course some truth to the idea that Trump is actively trying to discredit the media. It's in his interest to do that. It's a strategy that helped him get elected. But the article you quote is a bit off the rails in making it out as a grand plan to "change the culture by violating its norms." That's a bit bonkers.
  21. I'm not screaming for his head. I'm not calling for impeachment. I've said many times in this forum that many liberals are acting crazy and stupid. I've conceded that the media is garbage. I'm not grinding any axe. I'm not pushing any agenda. I just pointed out that his behavior is terrible. It constantly surprises me that anyone would tolerate it. I don't think that's even a controversial stance. All this pushback. THAT'S what I don't get. Please(!) Show me something that I've said that is false or dubious or disingenuous. You and some others keep assigning to me beliefs and positions and affiliations to groups that are not accurate.
  22. Many people see his public behavior as a serious problem and an embarrassment. Apparently you do not. And it's not as partisan as you think. Many republicans are uncomfortable with him as well. How does Trump insulting civilians (what's with the bleeding women obsession?) on twitter help accomplish anybody's policy goals?
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