DC Tom

I hope everyone here has a happy Thanksgiving. Except @Tiberius. I hope you have a fatal allergic reaction to cranberry sauce.

What's an astrolabe, and who invented it? Shut the ***** up.

Really? You're okay with him being acquitted of war crimes, but campaigning for Trump, that's the scandal? It's a true wonder why no one takes you ***** seriously. I hope you choke on Thanksgiving dinner.

Jealous of what? That you're a ***** idiot? Not only that, but now you're being a racist ***** idiot. Astronomy wasn't invented by Europeans, #######.

No, the main problem in "Trump world," whatever the ***** that is, is that we have to deal with whey-brained shitburgers like you. Look, you're stupid, we get it. But it's not our problem, it's yours. So go "innovate" a solution to it, and let us know how that works out.

Bet you didn't know we only imagined Bonnie and Clyde were white...

Jesus Christ. You know what I'm thankful for this Thanksgiving? I'm thankful that I'm not you.

No, there's no benefit to shouting "innovate!" and pretending you're doing something. R&D doesn't innovate, they research and develop.

Creating a new administrative command with no operational responsibilities within DoD is not the same as creating entirely new, independent federal departments with operational and regulatory enforcement authority. Locomack, in his infinitely nutless dipshittedness, is comparing apples to shiny little stones.

Then go sit at the kids table with locomark. "Innovation" isn't a thing that happens, it's an abstract description of things that have already happened. As such, you can't plan, predict, drive, or motivate "innovation." The idea that you can somehow rely on an abstract adjective for concrete solutions to abstract problems is the pabulum of simple-minded children.

No, not like the space force. Go be stupid somewhere else.

Innovation isn't the way forward, it's just a word people use when they don't know the way forward but they're damned sure someone else will figure it out for them. It's how ######s justify their ######edness. Nothing more. Case in point. "You can innovate." What the ***** does that even mean? "You can innovate." That's verbage used by clowns who haven't a coherent though in their empty little heads.

Fine. I voted. You ***** happy now? Feel validated?

After some 30 years of watching football, I'm convinced that lack of injury on a team comes down to nothing more than sheer luck.

You're probably not wrong, though. I mean, Sophie's choice was awful...but it was still a choice.

You're a ***** idiot.

And the only thing he was convicted on was posing for a photograph with a corpse. And his sentence was a one-step reduction in rank and time served, because he'd already been incarcerated about twice as long as the maximum sentence for that charge. A reasonable person would wonder how that court martial got so ***** up as for that to be the result. But by all means, pretend the real scandal is is restoration of rank to an E7. You be you, @Tiberius.

Uh...yeah?

Fine. I hope it's Lassa Fever.

Of course not free, but at least the money doesn't end up in the hands of capitalists...

I hope it's Ebola.

It all comes down to what supports your preconceived notions. DR's going to call this disinformation by the deep state. You accept it as an inviolable truth.

I just want to take a moment to proactively call Democrats hypocrites for not believing these women.

Aren't there markers on both sides of the field, though? Did they move both? The chyron still said 3rd & 6, even after the marker was moved a yard. The yellow line followed the marker, though. So do we know this materially affected any call on the field, or is this akin to the stadium timekeeper messing with the unofficial and irrelevant game clock, which isn't impactful because the official time is ultimately kept on the field? What is distressing about the above isn't that "the Cowboys had an yard added on a single drive." It's "what if that play had come down to a measurement?" That the marker can be move at all calls into question the validity of any first-down measurement performed. Next time a QB is denied a first down on a sneak on 4th and inches, how are we supposed to trust that?

1917. The Thompson was invented as a specialized weapon for trench warfare. Ditto the BAR, and a few other weapons that becme commonly used in the "promiscuous shootings" of the '20s and '30s that led to bans on automatic weapons.