And Now, Bass Monster MonoNeon With Walter Geoffrey the Frenchie: “SINGING CRYING DOG”
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MonoNeon - “SINGING CRYING DOG” feat. Walter Geoffrey the Frenchie
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re: #1 Eclectic Cyborg
Notice that Sleepy Ben is paddling the wrong way and Ivanka just sits there, as useless as always.
From last thread.
It says a lot that Team Trump is happily describing Giuliani’s talking point as brilliantly simplistic.
Nothing is ever brilliantly simplistic.
A description / analogy / argument that is “simplistic” is by definition facile to the point of being woefully incomplete & inaccurate— Ostrich Jacket Fan Account (@goddamnedfrank) August 5, 2018
re: #2 Skip Intro
Notice that Sleepy Ben is paddling the wrong way and Ivanka just sits there, as useless as always.
Feckless, you might say…
Well, that was certainly a different take on canine jazz.
😧!!!! I’m not done with this one yet! 👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/jUUHM3qA3w
— Billy Kapcoe (@BKapcoe) August 4, 2018
re: #6 Blind Frog Belly White
Dear Flying Spaghetti Monster, I’m dying from laughter!
The police arrest Antifa members for covering their faces. Why do White Supremacists get to cover their faces during their rallies like the one today in Portland? I don’t understand the double standard.
And the hits keep on coming for Thomas KINKYade!
I can’t believe my Facebook advertisement was REJECTED!
See the painting at https://t.co/lrt1pNWMsQ pic.twitter.com/zVn68ls7oW— Jon McNaughton (@McNaughtonArt) August 3, 2018
I just reported this one on the long form to Twitter. Threatening Mueller…Be sure to report it on the long form!
It’s coming my friends. It’s coming soon. My painting, “Expose the Truth.” Learn why I painted this here: https://t.co/fAprlVFadN pic.twitter.com/T2smu91WV3
— Jon McNaughton (@McNaughtonArt) August 2, 2018
re: #11 Joe Bacon 🌹
I just reported this one on the long form to Twitter. Threatening Mueller…
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Nasty pervert.
moron is feeling feisty
…Danny O’Connor is a total puppet for Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters – Danny wants to raise your taxes, open your borders, and take away your 2nd Amendment. Vote for Troy on Tuesday!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
re: #10 Joe Bacon 🌹
And the hits keep on coming for Thomas KINKYade!
Comment tweets from your linked tweet. Fun art fight!
PrincessPatriot @PrincessPatrio1 Aug 2
Replying to @McNaughtonArt
Unbelievable. FB is out of control. Your paintings are some of the most inspiring and moving I’ve seen. They belong in museums.Dictater-Tot @lindsayomc Aug 3
You haven’t been to a museum ever have you?
It’s funny how the brainwashed far-right inverts reality. Crazy old con-man Trump investigating the man who’s going to lock him up.
— Jeff “We call BS” Furlington (@FurlingtonJeff) August 5, 2018
Can’t believe anyone thought this was a good idea in the first place.
Update: Metro Board Chair Jack Evans now says there will be no separate trains for “Unite the Right” rally participants. https://t.co/H4lTgk9U2q
— NBCWashington (@nbcwashington) August 5, 2018
🤩🤩🤩
Great to have you on the team @johnlegend!! #FlipOH12 https://t.co/CAGSFirI02— Danny O’Connor (@dannyoconnor1) August 4, 2018
re: #10 Joe Bacon 🌹
And the hits keep on coming for Thomas KINKYade!
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Well, McNaughton blocked me. I suspect it was from a previous tweet where I chewed him out for failing to understand why Mormons might not want to make common cause with Evangelicals.
re: #18 mmmirele
Well, McNaughton blocked me. I suspect it was from a previous tweet where I chewed him out for failing to understand why Mormons might not want to make common cause with Evangelicals.
He’s deluded enough to believe that Radical Christians won’t come for Mormons which they sure will do!
— Effin’ Birds (@EffinBirds) August 5, 2018
I can. You’re more than a few fries and a toy short of a Happy Meal!
— josephebacon 🌹 (@josephebacon) August 5, 2018
re: #11 Joe Bacon 🌹
I just reported this one on the long form to Twitter. Threatening Mueller…Be sure to report it on the long form!
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That’s going to age about as well as the Trump-Kim summit coin.
The Russian trolls keep coming like roaches. Stomp on one and another dozen come out to post on my Twitter feed…
Just like old times: Hope Hicks joins @realDonaldTrump for his rally in Ohio. pic.twitter.com/HHAH8zY4GC
— Michael D. Shear (@shearm) August 4, 2018
How much witness tampering is going on and what’re the odds she’s wearing a wire? https://t.co/VH6nDw4IL0
— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) August 5, 2018
ha ha
If only they would just let him leave!
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s health is suffering, one of his lawyers says, in conditions she compared to “solitary confinement” in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. https://t.co/Yokakw4AN2 pic.twitter.com/jbaRAYH0bw
— ABC News (@ABC) August 5, 2018
re: #25 Single-handed sailor
If only they would just let him leave!
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re: #16 Patricia Kayden
Update: Metro Board Chair Jack Evans now says there will be no separate trains for “Unite the Right” rally participants.
Asked to recommend a security plan, Heaphy suggested having the white nationalist protesters meet military or police escorts at an undisclosed location outside the District and then be taken to Lafayette Square by bus.
Heaphy said members of the transit workers union were within their rights to refuse to operate a train intended for white nationalists.
“Law enforcement has this professional obligation to protect speech, regardless of how hateful it is,” he said, “but transit workers don’t sign up for that.”
The Bray Head fire combined with recent heavy rain has resulted in the “Eire” sign becoming visible from the air once more. The sign was made during the 2nd World War in order to warn Allied & German airmen that they were flying over a neutral country. #Wicklow #EIRE @barrabest pic.twitter.com/CYaXtpoRtS
— SkycamIreland (@IrelandSkycam) August 4, 2018
re: #28 goddamnedfrank
That reminds me: anyone know the status of Hawaii’s volcano issue?
re: #29 Belafon
That reminds me: anyone know the status of Hawaii’s volcano issue?
re: #29 Belafon
That reminds me: anyone know the status of Hawaii’s volcano issue?
It still has them.
…Danny O’Connor is a total puppet for Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters – Danny wants to raise your taxes, open your borders, and take away your 2nd Amendment. Vote for Troy on Tuesday!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
It’s interesting to me how he’s utterly terrified of Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters. He never stops thinking about them. https://t.co/apSo1Slf3E
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) August 5, 2018
re: #25 Single-handed sailor
Hey, now, be nice. I think we’ve all been there- you move into someone else’s house for six years to avoid arrest, and for some reason no one wants to be your friend. Like even just to chat! It’s just like Papillon!
Today @realDonaldTrump became the first American President to hold a campaign rally while in blackface. pic.twitter.com/49ceSJpcFA
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) August 5, 2018
re: #25 Single-handed sailor
If only they would just let him leave!
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Hmmm, I wonder how much polonium was slipped into ASSange’s tea?
re: #34 jaunte
…Danny O’Connor is a total puppet for Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters – Danny wants to raise your taxes, open your borders, and take away your 2nd Amendment. Vote for Troy on Tuesday!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
It’s interesting to me how he’s utterly terrified of Nancy Pelosi and Maxine Waters. He never stops thinking about them. https://t.co/apSo1Slf3E
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) August 5, 2018
Trump’s terrified at the idea of Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House (and also Adam Schiff becoming Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee), but I think he’s probably most terrified of Maxine Waters becoming Chairperson of the House Financial Services Committee, which is why he’s gone after her so often (well, that, and because she’s a black woman, of course).
If the Democrats successfully retake the House this November, Maxine Waters becomes the Chairperson of a committee with very broad and extensive subpoena powers, including the power to subpoena the records of a private business entity (such as those of the Trump Organization or the Trump campaign), financial institutions (such as Deutsche Bank) and of course, individuals. Not just that, but the committee can subpoena the IRS for anyone’s tax records, and the IRS is legally obligated to hand them over.
That’s Trump’s worst nightmare.
If the inventory availbility on Mcnaughtons site is to be believed he’s sold dozens of those swamp paintings at between $250 and $500 a pop.
re: #39 Eclectic Cyborg
If the inventory availbility on Mcnaughtons site is to be believed he’s sold dozens of those swamp paintings at between $250 and $500 a pop.
Of course, nobody ever went broke underestimating the class or intelligence of white conservative Americans.
Trump told supporters that Queen Elizabeth II kept him waiting during his visit to Britain. Video shows the 92-year-old queen waiting on him for 12 minutes, occasionally glancing at her watch. https://t.co/6V6YgV6jML
— POLITICO (@politico) August 4, 2018
Jesus pole-dancing Christ! All this asshole ever fucking does is lie. He lies about every goddamned everything under the sun, about shit we can see and debunk with our own two eyes. It’s pathological. https://t.co/xbQTOC9p0f
— Ostrich Jacket Fan Account (@goddamnedfrank) August 5, 2018
re: #41 goddamnedfrank
He lies about every goddamned everything under the sun, about shit we can see and debunk with our own two eyes. It’s pathological.[Embedded content]
O’Brien held up his left hand, its back towards Winston, with the thumb hidden and the four fingers extended.
‘How many fingers am I holding up, Winston?’
‘Four.’
‘And if the party says that it is not four but five — then how many?’
As far as gay conservatives go, who do you think is the worst of the two:
Milo or Bruce Bawer?
re: #43 electrotek
As far as gay conservatives go, who do you think is the worst of the two:
Milo or Bruce Bawer?
[tinfoil]Are they really gay, or are they … word seems off but … crisis actors?[/tinfoil]
re: #44 Teukka
[tinfoil]Are they really gay, or are they … word seems off but … crisis actors?[/tinfoil]
Milo - endorsed pedophilia & pederasty and advocated murdering journalists
Bruce Bawer - cited by Anders Breivik 22 times in his manifesto and was more concerned about his ability to criticize Islam being diminished than he was over dead kids
re: #42 Deep State SuperElite Satinist
O’Brien held up his left hand, its back towards Winston, with the thumb hidden and the four fingers extended.
‘How many fingers am I holding up, Winston?’
‘Four.’
‘And if the party says that it is not four but five — then how many?’
I loved the whole NG thing with that for the reason that Picard could grab back his honor from this moment. He was able to be given plot armor to allow him to say what we wanted him to. Still we wonder, don’t we?
re: #41 goddamnedfrank
Trump meant he had to stop and wait for her to catch up because he was walking out in front of her like a colossal dipshit.
re: #41 goddamnedfrank
Jesus pole-dancing Christ! All this asshole ever fucking does is lie. He lies about every goddamned everything under the sun, about shit we can see and debunk with our own two eyes. It’s pathological.
Yep, it’s pathological. I honestly think he really can’t control it. If it’s something that makes him look bad, he’ll blatantly lie about it to either make him look good or paint himself as the victim.
Missed this in the little bit of HoF coverage I did see.
Randy Moss’ tie he wore tonight pic.twitter.com/RreQNkkNmZ
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 5, 2018
Trayvon Martin’s name is also included on the bottom, but could not be seen in the photo
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 5, 2018
re: #50 Teukka
They look like real deep thinkers.
Looks like there’s a new Star Trek TV series in the making:
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As per Variety Magazine:
The exact plot details are being kept mostly under wraps, though the series is said to tell the story of the next chapter of Picard’s life. That indicates that it will take place after the events of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” rather than being a prequel or reboot.
The untitled series hails from Alex Kurtzman, James Duff, Akiva Goldsman, Michael Chabon, and Kirsten Beyer. Kurtzman, Duff, Goldsman, and Chabon will also serve as executive producers on the series along with Stewart, Trevor Roth, Heather Kadin, and Rod Roddenberry. CBS Television Studios will produce. The new series does not currently have a premiere date.
“I will always be very proud to have been a part of ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation,’ but when we wrapped that final movie in the spring of 2002, I truly felt my time with ‘Star Trek’ had run its natural course,” Stewart said. “It is, therefore, an unexpected but delightful surprise to find myself excited and invigorated to be returning to Jean-Luc Picard and to explore new dimensions within him. Seeking out new life for him, when I thought that life was over.”
“During these past years, it has been humbling to hear many stories about how ‘The Next Generation’ brought people comfort, saw them through difficult periods in their lives or how the example of Jean-Luc inspired so many to follow in his footsteps, pursuing science, exploration and leadership,” he continued. “I feel I’m ready to return to him for the same reason - to research and experience what comforting and reforming light he might shine on these often very dark times. I look forward to working with our brilliant creative team as we endeavor to bring a fresh, unexpected and pertinent story to life once more.”
I’m glad to see this, because there’s so much storytelling potential in a post-Dominion War setting. The entire quadrant is recovering; the Federation has survived the most devastating war in its history; Starfleet has been militarized, the Klingon and Romulan Empires suffered enormous losses, Cardassia Prime suffered the deaths of hundreds of millions when the planet was razed during the final hours before the Founder surrendered…yeah, there’s a lot of story ideas there.
Lets also bear in mind that the U.S.S. Voyager returned home with Delta Quadrant technology as well as Borg technology and future tech. From the logic of story-telling, that should lead to a major shift in the balance of power to the Federation.
forever alone :( pic.twitter.com/xfxhSG1oFl
— diana thirst (@cocksailor) August 4, 2018
re: #54 Single-handed sailor
Blood Waters of Dr. Z?
re: #54 Single-handed sailor
It smells horrible as it decays. It also draws masses of flys.
Correction……….😳 pic.twitter.com/FZ1zde1bUf
— You Had One Job (@_youhadonejob1) August 5, 2018
I’m dying…
GOP lawmaker lists fake Sacha Baron Cohen award on campaign site https://t.co/kVphnFwaeM pic.twitter.com/9xfYrXnys5
— The Hill (@thehill) August 5, 2018
Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) on Friday acknowledged that his campaign website listed a “bogus award” from comedian Sacha Baron Cohen as one of his “awards and recognitions.”
On the website of Patriots for Perry, the lawmaker’s campaign website, one of the more than two dozen awards listed is the “Yerushalayim Television, 2018 70 for 70 (Recognizing Friends of Israel).”
snip
Nearly 24 hours after Perry’s response, the award was still listed on the Patriots for Perry website. The Hill has reached out to the campaign for comment.
BREAKING: US military says suicide bomber kills 3 NATO soldiers in eastern Afghanistan; US soldier and 2 Afghan troops wounded.
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 5, 2018
Those would be the NATO troops Trump says don’t do anything for us.
re: #64 Kragar
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Those would be the NATO troops Trump says don’t do anything for us.
Three Resolute Support service members killed on a patrol, August 5, in eastern #Afghanistan. Additionally, two Afghan National Army soldiers injured and @USFOR_A confirms one American service member injured. Our thoughts are w/ family and friends of those fallen and injured. pic.twitter.com/f2O0lTASFH
— Resolute Support (@ResoluteSupport) August 5, 2018
Thread…
I’ve seen so many ppl wearing warbonnets, appropriating native imagery and ideas, and wearing mass produced rip-offs of native art, and when natives speak out they reply, “No, it’s because I love and appreciate your culture. You should be happy I do this.” Please listen below:
— Heretic_Noir (@HereticNoir) August 4, 2018
And Delores tweets this every day.
I have been tweeting this everyday.
Will you join me?
Over 5100 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women - #MMIW pic.twitter.com/sTtp2Vs1Di— Delores Schilling (@DelSchilling) August 5, 2018
If you’re perplexed about why Trump and his supporters are singling out LeBron James of all people, it’s because you’re a fucking idiot who can’t identity the most obvious racists in the world for what they are
— PeterNorway (@classiclib3ral) August 4, 2018
re: #16 Patricia Kayden
Can’t believe anyone thought this was a good idea in the first place.
Update: Metro Board Chair Jack Evans now says there will be no separate trains for “Unite the Right” rally participants.
Would it not be possible for them to privately rent trains for the occasions like chartering a bus?
Of course, they would have to pay for the service.
I cannot beleive that the service was being offered to them free of charge.
Happy birthday to @BarackObama - thanks for always putting our kids first, even when they wear elephant costumes. pic.twitter.com/SWud7NY1Od
— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) August 4, 2018
re: #25 Single-handed sailor
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s health is suffering, one of his lawyers says, in conditions she compared to “solitary confinement” in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.
Self-inflicted solitary confinement does not really warrant sympathy
I have drawn the world’s worst pun pic.twitter.com/aCtxFNmw1Y
— Nathan W. Pyle (@nathanwpyle) August 5, 2018
re: #71 Deep State SuperElite Satinist
Loved that movie - actually caught it in the theater
Bob Wilkins was a big part of my childhood / adolescence
If you remember Bob from KTVU then you may remember Mayor Art (~1964), Captain Satellite (~1969), and Charlie & Humphrey (~1970). We had some good local talent back then.
re: #72 JordanRules
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Brain fail, kept thinking, “Tyrannosaurus doesn’t wreck? That can’t be it.”
Sprint has blocked NPR and Academy Sports and possibly other sites on my phone web service. They time out on both of my phone browsers. I can bring them up fine on my desktop, which uses a different service. Does anyone know what is going on with this?
re: #76 Shiplord Kirel, Friend of Moose and Squirrel
Sprint has blocked NPR and Academy Sports and possibly other sites on my phone web service. They time out on both of my phone browsers. I can bring them up fine on my desktop, which uses a different service. Does anyone know what is going on with this?
Net Neutrality issues?
re: #25 Single-handed sailor
Good. That’s what should happen to everyone who supports racist fascists. Let him suffer.
re: #39 Eclectic Cyborg
If the inventory availbility on Mcnaughtons site is to be believed he’s sold dozens of those swamp paintings at between $250 and $500 a pop.
Does he actually paint the copies of those things he sells, or are they cranked out on a printer? The site says “on canvas” for some of the “quality” ones, but that means less than nothing. I have “paintings” of kids and such on canvas that comes off a printer.
Data shows a surprising campus free speech problem: left-wingers being fired for their opinions https://t.co/681rXOgOON
— Vox (@voxdotcom) August 3, 2018
new data shows 75% of college faculty “fired, resigned or denied promotion” due to political speech in 2017 were politically left.
Note NYT coverage of campus free speech during roughly the same time period focused on threats to conservative speech 7 to 1 https://t.co/M5i7gRDpjU https://t.co/DaKgO0b7Jz— Adam H. Johnson (@adamjohnsonNYC) August 3, 2018
I wonder if the purge has started in Venezuela yet?
re: #81 Shropshire Slasher
I wonder if the purge has started in Venezuela yet?
I’ve heard conflicting stories - either a drone assassination attempt (that’d be a first, though I’ve heard of off-the-shelf drones being used in combat; ISIS was pretty well-known for that) or a gas explosion from a nearby apartment.
Has it been confirmed as a bona fide assassination attempt on President Maduro? To be blunt, I wouldn’t really be shocked - he’s made a lot of enemies, so I’d imagine a list of the usual suspects would stretch halfway to Mars.
OK, my turn for an angry rant/shaking my fist at clouds, I am sure everyone will let me know where to shove it :)
TV coverage and the bottom scrawl. Yesterday I was trying to watch golf, but the overlay of the thunderstorms in the bottom right blocked the view of the hole when they putted, frustrating! (I know, first world)
Then there is this video of an implosion of a smokestack. Thanks for covering up the landing spot with the bottom scrawl.
news4jax.com
/rantoff
I was out again last night, but when I got home I saw that video of Hope Hicks boarding AF1.
Man, did she look like she was walking to the damn gallows or what?
Morning…
A little video from yesterday’s Orange Trump Rally in central Ohio.
Looks like the attendees had to walk past the protesters to enter the building. I like that they were not kept far away from the event. I think the protesters were behaved which is a good thing.
Shelby County TN (Memphis) Democrats sweep county elections yesterday in a rout, ousting 9 Republicans, including Mayor and Sheriff (county office general elections were on ballot along with partisan primaries) https://t.co/iVCi68A6d6
— Gerry Cohen (@gercohen) August 3, 2018
re: #79 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Does he actually paint the copies of those things he sells, or are they cranked out on a printer? The site says “on canvas” for some of the “quality” ones, but that means less than nothing. I have “paintings” of kids and such on canvas that comes off a printer.
They can ink jet on a canvas material , so it is a print, but has the texture of a real painting.
No way that idiot paints duplicates.
And I see him more as an illustrator than a painter. Sort of like Norman Rockwell. Sure he works with paints, but since he is doing these for a direct group of customers (Wingnuts) they tend to be commercial in intent.
re: #84 jeffreyw
WTF. I don’t like these monster “seeds” bring the small stuff back.
On chat with Sprint. Idiocracy is truly here.
re: #88 ObserverArt
They can ink jet on a canvas material , so it is a print, but has the texture of a real painting.
No way that idiot paints duplicates.
And I see him more as an illustrator than a painter. Sort of like Norman Rockwell. Sure he works with paints, but since he is doing these for a direct group of customers (Wingnuts) they tend to be commercial in intent.
Norman Rockwell had talent and mad skills and also HE WAS A LIBERAL.
Personal. Long-stem Texas rose.
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re: #73 Single-handed sailor
If you remember Bob from KTVU then you may remember Mayor Art (~1964), Captain Satellite (~1969), and Charlie & Humphrey (~1970). We had some good local talent back then.
Pittsburgh had the one and only Chilly Billy Cardille!
That feeling when you just told the President to throw his son under the bus in a tweet knowing 12 hours later he’ll do it. pic.twitter.com/MKysG4AILt
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) August 5, 2018
Fake News reporting, a complete fabrication, that I am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son, Donald, had in Trump Tower. This was a meeting to get information on an opponent, totally legal and done all the time in politics - and it went nowhere. I did not know about it!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
Consciously or unconsciously, pretty sure your dad just threw you under the bus, @DonaldJTrumpJr. https://t.co/rTKSJCCI8X
— The Rude Pundit (@rudepundit) August 5, 2018
re: #91 The Vicious Babushka
Norman Rockwell had talent and mad skills and also HE WAS A LIBERAL.
I love Norman Rockwell. I hope you don’t think I was putting him down. I was just using him as an example. And since so many of his well known works were done for The Saturday Evening Post and paid for by them, he is known as an illustrator.
That is not a dig. There are some damn famous and rich illustrators!
So, has Rudy come out on the Sunday shows to take credit for sending that tweet?
Did The Onion buy Newsweek?
Putin has appointed Steven Seagal as a special representative to improve relations between Russia and America https://t.co/LSGN708stw pic.twitter.com/4EAuRRIwVL
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 4, 2018
re: #95 darthstar
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He just does not know when to shut up.
If it is proven he knew, as many are now claiming, then he just keeps adding to the obstruction with statements like this.
But I guess when you are a pathological liar, you just don’t know you are lying. It is your normal state.
His personal War On The Media & 1st Amendment Continues
The Fake News hates me saying that they are the Enemy of the People only because they know it’s TRUE. I am providing a great service by explaining this to the American People. They purposely cause great division & distrust. They can also cause War! They are very dangerous & sick!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
re: #101 The Vicious Babushka
His personal War On The Media & 1st Amendment Continues
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Big Donny…you are talking about yourself.
Again.
Fake News reporting, a complete fabrication, that I am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son, Donald, had in Trump Tower. This was a meeting to get information on an opponent, totally legal and done all the time in politics - and it went nowhere. I did not know about it!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
Sooooooooo, not about adoption then? https://t.co/e3pUiShbIH
— Franklin Leonard (@franklinleonard) August 5, 2018
re: #97 ObserverArt
I love Norman Rockwell. I hope you don’t think I was putting him down. I was just using him as an example. And since so many of his well known works were done for The Saturday Evening Post and paid for by them, he is known as an illustrator.
That is not a dig. There are some damn famous and rich illustrators!
Agree about Rockwell: he is unjustly denigrated, IMO, as a “mere” illustrator: his technique was magazine-level, but he had a skill with composition on (again, IMO) many Old Masters would envy.
And also about McNaugton’s repros: if he’s selling even “dozens” of them, there’se no way they’re anything but some sort of “print”, although probably the canvas type ( at those prices).
But I wouldn’t call Jon McNaughten even an “ illustrator”: I see him basically as a political cartoonist: sort of a Ben Garrison or Mike Steyer (sp?) with better technique.
Pres. Trump’s attorney Jay Sekulow on previously denying that the president was involved in putting out a statement on the Trump Tower meeting: “I had bad information at that time and made a mistake in my statement … over time facts develop” https://t.co/GlcWTIu29g #ThisWeek pic.twitter.com/rLLHMmOs2K
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) August 5, 2018
Translation: my client lied to me. https://t.co/1yCjvuLWtj
— aderson francois 🇭🇹 14A (@abfrancois) August 5, 2018
I’m not an artist. A writer of words. (What else would I write?)
Had an art class in college. Loved it. Been to some of the great museums.
The work of Jon McNaughten makes me ill. Not the kind of sick that makes you think or want to learn more or discuss with your friends. Just ill. That is all cause I have more words to write.
re: #101 The Vicious Babushka
Perhaps the media could stop showing up at his hate rallies then. Stop allowing him to spread lies. Or if you’re covering his rallies, have journalists fact check him in real time. Stop treating this as a normal regime. It’s not.
“This was a meeting to get information on an opponent” = “this was a break in at the DNC headquarters” https://t.co/feTWbRSWmp
— Oliver Willis (@owillis) August 5, 2018
Oh.
“You’re damn right I ordered the Code Red,” Colonel Jessup tweeted.
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) August 5, 2018
re: #110 JordanRules
I’m missing the meaning here.
re: #111 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
I’m missing the meaning here.
Trump’s tweet in my comment #109 and several comments before that.
“I had bad information in that statement,” Jay Sekulow, Trump’s attorney, says on ABC after falsely denying that Trump had a role in the misleading statement about Don Jr’s Trump Tower meeting. His attorneys have since told Mueller’s team that Trump dictated the statement
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) August 5, 2018
How much other “bad information” has @JaySekulow put forward? https://t.co/J6fziUhRui
— Preet Bharara (@PreetBharara) August 5, 2018
re: #112 JordanRules
Trump’s tweet in my comment #109 and several comments before that.
No, meaning the statement itself. I have no idea what that is referencing. I’m assuming it’s some sort of pop culture reference, but it’s beyond me.
re: #114 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
No, meaning the statement itself. I have no idea what that is referencing. I’m assuming it’s some sort of pop culture reference, but it’s beyond me.
My bad! Yes, it’s Jack Nicholson’s character in “A Few Good Men”.
Donald Trump to Donald Trump Jr. pic.twitter.com/xg3KdCvokt
— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) August 5, 2018
re: #115 JordanRules
My bad! Yes, it’s Jack Nicholson’s character in “A Few Good Men”.
Ah, that speech. I’ve never heard the whole thing or watched the movie, I just know the basic premise.
I have seen it on Twitter (yeah I know) that the meeting at Trump Tower couldn’t have been about “getting oppo dirt” because they had Wikileaks for that. It was to discuss lifting sanctions.
re: #88 ObserverArt
They can ink jet on a canvas material , so it is a print, but has the texture of a real painting.
No way that idiot paints duplicates.
And I see him more as an illustrator than a painter. Sort of like Norman Rockwell. Sure he works with paints, but since he is doing these for a direct group of customers (Wingnuts) they tend to be commercial in intent.
Rockwell and McNaughton shouldn’t be mentioned in the same paragraph. IMO.
re: #111 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
I’m missing the meaning here.
Key words: Colonel Jessup tweeted.
Jessup blurted out “yes I did it, I ordered the code red” and admitted guilt in his trial in the movie “A Few Good Men.”
Trump just blurted out there was a meeting in a tweet, it was about dirt on Hillary (probably from the Russians) so in a way he just admitted a big portion of the whole June meeting collusion with the Russians.
The fun part is “tweeted”, which is Donny’s favorite way to implicate himself.
re: #118 The Vicious Babushka
I have seen it on Twitter (yeah I know) that the meeting at Trump Tower couldn’t have been about “getting oppo dirt” because they had Wikileaks for that. It was to discuss lifting sanctions.
In exchange for the various avenues of oppo sabotage.
He was just a coffee boy, a low level volunteer, a friend of a friend, Gary Busey’s son. He’s actually Hillary Clinton’s son. pic.twitter.com/oQDL10Ibl8
— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) August 5, 2018
re: #104 JordanRules
It’s not totally legal, Donny. Your attorneys should be telling you that.
re: #122 JordanRules
And if you believe that I have a bridge that is for sale. /half
re: #119 retired cynic
Rockwell and McNaughton shouldn’t be mentioned in the same paragraph. IMO.
McNaughton is a wingnut Thomas Kinkade. And the only kind of Thomas Kinkade paintings I like are the parody ones, like this:
re: #95 darthstar
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Wait, wasn’t this meeting, that never happened, about adoptions?
He obstructs in plain view AND he confesses in plain view. https://t.co/6BolSLYnRh
— Mimi Rocah (@Mimirocah1) August 5, 2018
Mueller rn pic.twitter.com/qteszQ3PlZ
— Julia Wilde (@Julia_SCI) August 5, 2018
re: #125 Dr Lizardo
McNaughton is a wingnut Thomas Kinkade. And the only kind of Thomas Kinkade paintings I like are the parody ones, like this:
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This is my favorite McNaughton parody painting:
Americans hate you saying that, because having a mad President attack the free press and praise propagandists means America is in real trouble. The failing, flailing, Republican party is a menace.
— Jeff “We call BS” Furlington (@FurlingtonJeff) August 5, 2018
Yeah, but then you’ll have his defenders saying you’re accusing him of some kind of venereal disease.
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) August 5, 2018
The cover-story is that it was about adoptions. You’re the weakest link in this criminal conspiracy. Don Jr. isn’t the only sleazeball who will be locked up for betraying America.
— Jeff “We call BS” Furlington (@FurlingtonJeff) August 5, 2018
Exactly…overlooked is the fact that Trump also threw Jared under the bus.
Your lede:
President Trump today confessed that his son, son-in-law, and campaign chair met in June 2016 with Russian agents in hope of obtaining Russian intelligence to sway the 2016 election. Trump - who denies advance knowledge of the meeting - defends it as “totally legal.”— David Frum (@davidfrum) August 5, 2018
re: #129 The Vicious Babushka
This is my favorite McNaughton parody painting:
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LOL that’s my favorite too. It’s brilliant.
re: #119 retired cynic
Rockwell and McNaughton shouldn’t be mentioned in the same paragraph. IMO.
But if I would have said Mark English or Bernie Fuchs, or others, no one may have known the references.
Note to self: Do not mention Norman Rockwell, even as a reference point.
re: #133 darthstar
Exactly…overlooked is the fact that Trump also threw Jared under the bus.
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I’m so happy to see Jared getting screwed like this. And Ivanka’s just started shutting down her brand.
re: #120 ObserverArt
Key words: Colonel Jessup tweeted.
Jessup blurted out “yes I did it, I ordered the code red” and admitted guilt in his trial in the movie “A Few Good Men.”
Trump just blurted out there was a meeting in a tweet, it was about dirt on Hillary (probably from the Russians) so in a way he just admitted a big portion of the whole June meeting collusion with the Russians.
The fun part is “tweeted”, which is Donny’s favorite way to implicate himself.
nitpic the trial wasn’t for Jessup. It was for the Marines who carried out his orders.
My new response every time I get an unsolicited dick pick. pic.twitter.com/s31SDJqpDl
— Ginger Banks (@thegingerbanks) August 4, 2018
re: #132 Aucun pays pour les vieux ennemis
The cover-story is that it was about adoptions. You’re the weakest link in this criminal conspiracy. Don Jr. isn’t the only sleazeball who will be locked up for betraying America.
— Jeff “We call BS” Furlington (@FurlingtonJeff) August 5, 2018
Trump will be perjuring himself in under two minutes if he sits down with Mueller for an interview. He can’t keep his bullshit stories straight.
I was not thinking about this, and WHY DID YOU EVEN THINK TO ASK?
(in spoiler tags because triggering)
Were you thinking about eating raw centipedes? Don’t. https://t.co/00rSkeR04p
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 5, 2018
re: #140 The Vicious Babushka
I was not thinking about this, and WHY DID YOU EVEN THINK TO ASK?
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I was told it was a feature.
re: #137 I Would Prefer Not To
nitpic the trial wasn’t for Jessup. It was for the Marines who carried out his orders.
Counter nitpic…who was led out of the courtroom under arrest?
Ohio Gov. John Kasich says he asked Troy Balderson, a Republican House candidate in Ohio, “why are you bringing Trump in” and Balderson said “well, I don’t have anything to do with it” https://t.co/P6iz1j1VA4 #ThisWeek pic.twitter.com/mA3Pxst6d4
— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) August 5, 2018
Amusing twitter poll:
Well, LeBron will be 35 before the next Presidential election. Who would you vote for:
— Bill James Online (@billjamesonline) August 5, 2018
how many people does it take to tell him these facts alternate reality lies day in and day out?
…Why aren’t Mueller and the 17 Angry Democrats looking at the meetings concerning the Fake Dossier and all of the lying that went on in the FBI and DOJ? This is the most one sided Witch Hunt in the history of our country. Fortunately, the facts are all coming out, and fast!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
Too bad a large portion of the Media refuses to report the lies and corruption having to do with the Rigged Witch Hunt - but that is why we call them FAKE NEWS!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
Have fun golfing today, Jackass. https://t.co/8V1rAMCuQF
— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) August 5, 2018
re: #123 Patricia Kayden
It’s not totally legal, Donny. Your attorneys should be telling you that.
But Steele?!
re: #145 Backwoods_Sleuth
how many people does it take to tell him these
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How many people work for Fox News?
re: #143 darthstar
This Week ✔
@ThisWeekABC
Ohio Gov. John Kasich says he asked Troy Balderson, a Republican House candidate in Ohio, “why are you bringing Trump in” and Balderson said “well, I don’t have anything to do with it” abcn.ws #ThisWeek9:49 AM - Aug 5, 2018
Bullshit!
I just watched local NBC channel 4’s local politics show “The Specrum” and Balderson was just touting his Trump endorsement along with Kasich’s.
It was fairly well known Balderson was trying to stay away from Trump. He doesn’t mention him in commercials and identifies as a “fierce independent” above partisanship.
Well, one thing is very clear. Troy Balderson will not stand up to Trump. Or, Kasich.
The other clear thing. It is The Trump Party and don’t you ever deny or try to get away from it.
The Trump mob.
re: #146 Backwoods_Sleuth
Sounds like he’s adopting a new position. See, it WAS about adoption after all.
— Shahooster (@Shahooster) August 5, 2018
re: #145 Backwoods_Sleuth
how many people does it take to tell him these
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A million people could explain that to this hard-headed arrogant ass, and he would still ignore it because He Is Trump!!!
The media are going to keep helping the rise of the far right by a) legitimising and mainstreaming their leading figures and b) spreading lies and bigotry about minorities pic.twitter.com/8AK6gYLnvU
— Owen Jones🌹 (@OwenJones84) August 5, 2018
re: #152 JordanRules
Yep. I’m sure Hitler had wonderful things to say about how beautiful mountains are.
re: #153 Dr. Matt
While wearing MAGAt hats. Just perfect.
re: #153 Dr. Matt
From America’s Anus (Ohio). This is sums up the modern GOP:
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“I have a destination just for you two, then.”
Watching MTP…because of Trump.
Senator Roy Blunt is a squish.
Not one damn Republican can say anything negative about The Trump. Not one.
They should be embarrassed that Trump owns them like this.
re: #157 Belafon
Wait until Trump finds out he can’t fire his son.
“Really, I hardly knew him. He wasn’t with us that long. He was pretty much just the coffee son.”
re: #153 Dr. Matt
From America’s Anus (Ohio). This is sums up the modern GOP:
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As an Ohioan, let me just say Go Fuck Yourself.
Is Seagal a Russian citizen now? This will be “interesting “: Russia has appointed Steven Seagal as a special representative to improve relations with America https://t.co/GX2ykdLj9f
— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) August 4, 2018
Doc Brown Traveling Back in Time to Talk to High School Me.
“America lets Trump be president! He works with neo-Nazis to destabilize America on behalf of Russia who gives Steven Segal citizenship for his help undermining the Ukraine”
Me: LMAO! I’m going back to sleep weirdo. https://t.co/FtZJwCvUKK— 5’7” Black Male (@absurdistwords) August 5, 2018
re: #158 Belafon
“I have a destination just for you two, then.”
We can start a GoFundMe to send these treasonous Russian cucks home to Daddy Putin.
re: #135 ObserverArt
But if I would have said Mark English or Bernie Fuchs, or others, no one may have known the references.
Note to self: Do not mention Norman Rockwell, even as a reference point.
Sorry, I was about 25 posts behind!
Reminder: Hope Hicks was directly involved as the go between Jr & Trump when the misleading cover story of the Veselnitskaya meeting being about adoptions was crafted. She is a direct witness to that fuckery. She boarded Air Force One again yesterday. Trump’s story changed today.
— Ostrich Jacket Fan Account (@goddamnedfrank) August 5, 2018
re: #155 Dr Lizardo
So, either Trump is getting ready to throw Junior under the bus or maybe it’s just too hot today in D.C.
Like this:
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he’s on vacation in Bedminster NJ for a couple of weeks.
Saturday turns challenging for Trump protesters in Bedminster (video and article)
BEDMINSTER TWP. - Are those protesting those protesting President Donald Trump growing bolder?
Could be, as members of the People’s Motorcade were confronted on Saturday, Aug. 4, with a few bold actions both at the free speech zone, located at the intersection of Route 206 and Lamington Road near the Clarence Dillon Library, and at the staging area in Branchburg’s Ten Eyck Park.
Trump arrived at his Trump National Golf Club Thursday night, taking a motorcade from Morristown Airport because of heavy thunderstorms. With the exception of Saturday’s jaunt into Delaware, Ohio, he is expected to be remain here on vacation through Aug. 20.
re: #157 Belafon
Wait until Trump finds out he can’t fire his son.
I keep remembering what happened when Ivana told him the baby’s name was DJT Jr.
The moron’s response: “But what if he turns out to be a loser?”
apple, tree…
re: #167 Backwoods_Sleuth
he’s on vacation in Bedminster NJ for a couple of weeks.
Saturday turns challenging for Trump protesters in Bedminster (video and article)
Lazy fucker.
re: #110 JordanRules
Oh.
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“You’re damn right I ordered the Code Red,” Colonel Jessup tweeted
Trump:. “I can’t handle the truth”
This is why Trump’s team is trying to run out the clock before the midterms by dragging their feet in their negotiations with Mueller. They don’t want the legal fight to begin before November. https://t.co/xteyFuegtr
— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) August 5, 2018
re: #152 JordanRules
Related:
This is a pitch perfect example of white colorblindness. https://t.co/CitaffSoYT pic.twitter.com/f8DjxGSTq3
— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) August 5, 2018
Far-right thought continues to be given the benefit of the doubt, almost solely on the basis of being right wing it seems. And fighting back against it makes YOU the evil free speech-hating super-Satan and proves that YOU must be silenced, constantly and repeatedly.
asked abt collusion, Sekulow rants abt Fusion GPS https://t.co/B7Prj9VgWP
— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) August 5, 2018
re: #173 Citizen K
I can’t stop laughing at this picture from that white people march today. pic.twitter.com/zgXQG051ZQ
— andy lassner (@andylassner) August 5, 2018
At last, KEK-shield Americans are being heard.
re: #174 Backwoods_Sleuth
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1. “But Hillary did it too” is not an excuse.
2. Steele wasn’t a foreign government.
3. He got paid. It wasn’t a gift.
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood has announced that she’s already conducting an investigation asking if Trump had violated the emoluments clause at his businesses in New York. https://t.co/hK1Efztzxy
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) August 5, 2018
re: #125 Dr Lizardo
McNaughton is a wingnut Thomas Kinkade. And the only kind of Thomas Kinkade paintings I like are the parody ones, like this:
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I thought the point of Kinkade was to teach other people that anyone can do simple art.
Edit: Kinkade is a process not a product.
re: #178 Belafon
I thought that was this guy’s job.
en.wikipedia.org
re: #179 PhillyPretzel
I thought that was this guy’s job.
en.wikipedia.org
You’re right. Getting my painters mixed up.
DO YOU THINK JUNIOR WILL FLIP pic.twitter.com/5MT4LAoWL5
— Kilgore Trout (@KT_So_It_Goes) August 5, 2018
re: #99 darthstar
Did The Onion buy Newsweek?
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The Onion bought the Trump administration.
“So many victims within the evangelical world stay silent because they feel, if they step forward, they’ll damage this man’s ministry, and God won’t be able to accomplish the things he’s doing through this man.” https://t.co/pTHXe8TqpT
— Stacey E. Singleton (@staceyNYCDC) August 5, 2018
The Fake News hates me saying that they are the Enemy of the People only because they know it’s TRUE. I am providing a great service by explaining this to the American People. They purposely cause great division & distrust. They can also cause War! They are very dangerous & sick!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 5, 2018
Very dangerous and sick are the words that come to mind.
re: #174 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Pres. Trump’s attorney Jay Sekulow on the Trump Tower meeting: “The question is what law, statue or rule or regulation has been violated and nobody has pointed to one
Mueller will when he’s ready
He couldn’t be more disinterested in your timetable or your thinking
re: #185 jaunte
He must have been looking in the mirror when he tweeted that.
re: #87 Patricia Kayden
There’s a very disturbing detail in that article:
Memphis Police’s fake ‘Bob Smith’ account: Among the revelations from a recently released trove of Memphis Police documents is a gem: MPD kept tabs on local activists’ social media accounts with a fake Facebook account registered to a “Bob Smith.”
From The Guardian’s story:
This [surveillance project] included the publication of daily joint information briefings on potential protests and known protesters. According to the ACLU’s lawsuit, the briefings regularly included information about meetings on private property, panel discussions, town halls, and even innocuous events like “Black Owned Food Truck Sunday.”
It’s no wonder city attorneys initially fought the unsealing of the documents. Police were meeting daily (!) to discuss activists, including Black Lives Matter activists. That’s not a good look for Memphis, which already has a history of spying on its citizens.
Now, let me inject a little nuance into my take: Checking social media for information about protests makes complete sense. Memphis Police should know what’s going on.
However, Memphis Police should employ their oft-touted community policing methods on social media. Instead of secretive surveillance of citizens, develop relationships. Have actual officers get to know activists and truly befriend them on social media. Show you’re not out to get activists but protect them. Work with them, not against them.
Unfortunately, that’s not what happened. Instead, Memphis police treated activists — treated citizens exercising their rights — like the enemy. I’ve said it before and will again: Mayor Jim Strickland should take the initiative, regardless of the outcome of the ACLU lawsuit, and stop police from burning bridges in response to a protest on one.
re: #188 darthstar
It’s some dopey 4chan insider reference to pepe the frog and a frog-headed ancient Egyptian deity named Kek or Kuk.
re: #185 jaunte
They may be your nemesis, but that’s because you hate hearing the truth about yourself.
— (((IntheNumbers))) (@ItsNumbersMan) August 5, 2018
darthstar…how are the pooches these days? We haven’t had an update in some time. Has Merle gotten past eating sofas?
re: #175 jaunte
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At last, KEK-shield Americans are being heard.
The one on the left looks like he’s costumed as a TMNT.
re: #190 jaunte
It’s some dopey 4chan insider reference to pepe the frog and a frog-headed ancient Egyptian deity named Kek or Kuk.
Like most 4chan memes, it didn’t start out that way. Way back in the day, Korean Starcraft players who were laughing at their opponents would use the abbreviation “keke” for the English “haha”. Eventually, “kek” entered the lexicon as meme alternative for “lol”. Then, of course, it got hijacked.
re: #169 Dr. Matt
*smooch*
Here is the thing with divisive simpleton thinking like yours.
Since Trump is the biggest danger going in this country…and he is from New York, along with Giuliani, Peter King, and so many others, is it fair to state New York might be more America’s anus than Ohio?
re: #195 ObserverArt
Here is the thing with divisive simpleton thinking like yours.
Since Trump is the biggest danger going in this country…and he is from New York, along with Giuliani, Peter King, and so many others, is it fair to state New York might be more America’s anus than Ohio?
Eat A Bag of Dicks, hick. After you finish: Rinse.Lather.Repeat, hillbilly.
re: #153 Dr. Matt
From America’s Anus (Ohio). This is sums up the modern GOP:
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Okay, then, guys. I hear there are daily flights to Russia. Grab a flight and go, if you have a passport.
When you have a government that’s heavily invested in private prisons like #GeoGroup 🤔🤦♂️ @ScottforFlorida https://t.co/0IbOnmJvF1
— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) August 5, 2018
Hey Junior — if he invites you to Tahoe to go fishing…don’t. pic.twitter.com/PwUdxlFRPM
— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) August 5, 2018
re: #188 darthstar
WTF is KEK?
It started as “kekekekekekeke,” an Asian, particularly Korean variant of online laughing akin to “HAHAHAHAHAHA” OR “LOLOLOLOLOL,” commonly seen when playing Starcraft. At some point the 4channers & associated racist Pepe fanboys shortened it to KEK and accreted it to their culture as a kind of shibboleth.
re: #195 ObserverArt
Here is the thing with divisive simpleton thinking like yours.
Since Trump is the biggest danger going in this country…and he is from New York, along with Giuliani, Peter King, and so many others, is it fair to state New York might be more America’s anus than Ohio?
‘Florida man’ gets a breather….
re: #194 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Like most 4chan memes, it didn’t start out that way. Way back in the day, Korean Starcraft players who were laughing at their opponents would use the abbreviation “keke” for the English “haha”. Eventually, “kek” entered the lexicon as meme alternative for “lol”. Then, of course, it got hijacked.
Nerd mode engage!
In World of Warcraft, “kek” is also what Alliance players would see when Horde players would say “lol”
whenever I need a laugh, I look at a photo montage of this fucking moron losing a battle with his fucking umbrella pic.twitter.com/QuBTDQIenD
— Red (@Redpainter1) August 5, 2018
Fox News’s Wallace presses Bolton on Trump tweet: ‘What wars have we started?’ - The Hill https://t.co/QjtQNaBpy2
— Gregory McCray (@g_mccray) August 5, 2018
re: #203 SteelPH
Nerd mode engage!
In World of Warcraft, “kek” is also what Alliance players would see when Horde players would say “lol”
Oh, yes, I am quite well aware. I remember finding that out and then rolling my eyes whenever a Stormwind raid would come in and all you’d see is red text “So-and-so yells: KEK”
“The Czechs don’t pay enough to NATO. So unfair!”
—Trump and his brain worms, later, probably. https://t.co/0xYf131reu— Bob Cesca (@bobcesca_go) August 5, 2018
.@JRubinBlogger: In terms of crime, this is like a video of the bank robbery. We have all of the people in the room. #AMJoy pic.twitter.com/OEp7wH3VP6
— AM Joy w/Joy Reid (@amjoyshow) August 5, 2018
.@JRubinBlogger: We have the email saying yes thanks for the information from a Russian person that I’m going to use to help my father. You don’t have evidence like this in a normal case because no one’s this stupid #AMJoy pic.twitter.com/MpspZC8EXR
— AM Joy w/Joy Reid (@amjoyshow) August 5, 2018
re: #200 goddamnedfrank
It started as “kekekekekekeke,” an Asian, particularly Korean variant of online laughing akin to “HAHAHAHAHAHA” OR “LOLOLOLOLOL,” commonly seen when playing Starcraft. At some point the 4channers & associated racist Pepe fanboys shortened it to KEK and accreted it to their culture as a kind of shibboleth.
kekekekekekeke ZERG RUSH ^__^
re: #55 Dr Lizardo
I was at the Las Vegs convention when this was announced. It will be about 20 years after the events of Nemesis, and that’s about all they’ll admit to now.
A succinct summary.
President Out Of Control Eighteen Wheeler With No Brakes Carrying A Payload Of Nitroglycerin spent this morning on Twitter trying to help his legal defense and the legal defense of Out Of Control Eighteen Wheeler With No Brakes Carrying A Payload Of Nitroglycerin, Junior. pic.twitter.com/rZYuhiQBdJ
— Orange Leader🤦♂️ (@OrangeLeaderUSA) August 5, 2018
Don Jr and Jared on their phones right now, asking their tailors if there’s a way to get bus treads off suit jackets.
re: #184 JordanRules
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God won’t be able to accomplish the things he’s doing through this man
God is a sexual harasser?
Yikes, almost 70 needed to be euthanized, or were found dead from what seems to be an outbreak of canine distemper
I wonder if it can spread to the squirrels?
All sick raccoons found alive during the outbreak are humanely euthanized https://t.co/XVfqnkChBd
— New York Post (@nypost) August 5, 2018
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Is he (trump) gone yet? LWC and I went to see the Iowa yesterday. It’s highly worthwhile even though some of the interesting parts of the ship are not yet ready for the public. And not disabled friendly yet. Engineering rooms are still off limits for example. I did get a good look at the armored command room. 17.5 inches of steel. The outer steel is armor, kinda brittle, backed by softer steel to prevent spalling (interior shrapnel) casualties. A 5 inch shell had once hit this armor on a turret, a high explosive warhead. They have an arrow pointing to that spot so you can see the slight texture change on the surface. This is a shell of the type that turret would fire 3 at a time.
The technology is all electro mechanical. Or just mechanical. After seeing 17.5 inch armor I went looking for the thinnest steel used around. As a part of the vessel, that’s 1/4 inch.
IOWA is a deal for a couple hour history lesson. Men that served on her were there telling stories and answering questions.
re: #214 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
Yikes, almost 70 needed to be euthanized, or were found dead from what seems to be an outbreak of canine distemper
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Squirrels? What about humans? This may be the beginning of the zombie apocalypse!
re: #193 Big Beautiful Door
The one on the left looks like he’s costumed as a TMNT.
Looks like a mutant alright.
re: #194 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Like most 4chan memes, it didn’t start out that way. Way back in the day, Korean Starcraft players who were laughing at their opponents would use the abbreviation “keke” for the English “haha”. Eventually, “kek” entered the lexicon as meme alternative for “lol”. Then, of course, it got hijacked.
So we really should be laughing at them.
re: #216 ipsos
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re: #216 ipsos
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re: #201 dangerman
‘Florida man’ gets a breather….
He’ll be back saying, “Here, hold my meth” in no time.
re: #217 Unshaken Defiance
Be sure to ask to see the Mark 23 shells next time < whistles innocently >
(20kt nuclear device. They built 50 in late 50’s for the 16”/50 on the Iowa Class. )
“Good” twitter
It’s “lay,” sir: the past tense of “lie.”
Save “laid” for “I laid the bloody knife on the davenport.”
For instance.
[cc @eamonngriffin]— Benjamin Dreyer (@BCDreyer) August 4, 2018
Thanks. Guy’s a copy editor. Gotta trust him. https://t.co/XRKWCQQOXF
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) August 5, 2018
re: #210 A hollow voice says, Covfefe.
I was at the Las Vegs convention when this was announced. It will be about 20 years after the events of Nemesis, and that’s about all they’ll admit to now.
Sounds good to me. I’d like to see something set in a future Star Trek timeline, not just reboots of the past or prequels.
Another reason to watch out messing around with Bitcoin: Bitcoin Whale’s Bad Trade Leaves Counterparties Holding the Bag
A massive wrong-way bet on Bitcoin left an unidentified futures trader unable to cover losses, burning counterparties and threatening to dent confidence in one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency venues.
The long position in Bitcoin futures listed on OKEx, a Hong Kong-based exchange, had a notional value of about $416 million, according to an OKEx statement on Friday and data compiled by Bloomberg. OKEx moved to liquidate the position on Tuesday, but the exchange was unable to cover the trader’s shortfall as Bitcoin’s price slumped. Because OKEx has a “socialized clawback” policy for such instances, it will force futures traders with unrealized gains this week to give up about 18 percent of their profits.
re: #225 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
“Good” twitter
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re: #224 William Lewis
Be sure to ask to see the Mark 23 shells next time < whistles innocently >
(20kt nuclear device. They built 50 in late 50’s for the 16”/50 on the Iowa Class. )
Just one of the many examples of the Cold War philosophy that if you can turn it into a nuke, you were obligated to do so. Nuclear shells, nuclear torpedoes, nuclear depth charges, nuclear bazookas. If they could have figured out a way to shrink them down far enough, they would have issued soldiers rifles that fired micronukes.
re: #225 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀
I agree. Good twitter. Also some very good grammar too.
re: #226 Dr Lizardo
Sounds good to me. I’d like to see something set in a future Star Trek timeline, not just reboots of the past or prequels.
Star Trek: The Nexter Generation
re: #185 jaunte
Every word out of your mouth is a lie.
Every belch out of your mouth is a lie
Every fart out of your ass is a lie.— josephebacon 🌹 (@josephebacon) August 5, 2018
re: #210 A hollow voice says, Covfefe.
I was at the Las Vegs convention when this was announced. It will be about 20 years after the events of Nemesis, and that’s about all they’ll admit to now.
Since I’ve not only been following the ST EU for years now, but also been totally unimpressed by ST: Discovery so far, this news does nothing but give me heartburn.
reading clickhole and getting absolutely furious pic.twitter.com/hY60ICzkuw
— Ashley Feinberg (@ashleyfeinberg) August 5, 2018
re: #192 ObserverArt
darthstar…how are the pooches these days? We haven’t had an update in some time. Has Merle gotten past eating sofas?
Took them to the Dog Surfing contest yesterday…they didn’t surf - I forgot to get them signed up in time. But we all had a lot of fun.
re: #236 darthstar
Took them to the Dog Surfing contest yesterday…they didn’t surf - I forgot to get them signed up in time. But we all had a lot of fun.
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re: #236 darthstar
Took them to the Dog Surfing contest yesterday…they didn’t surf - I forgot to get them signed up in time. But we all had a lot of fun.
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Saw some video of that competition this morning.
One little pooch riding at the front of a board with another bigger pooch at the back stayed on the board right to the very end with about a foot of water depth and stepped off the front of the board and walked in to the dry beach. Just like a pro.
Thanks for the images of the doggos.
re: #184 JordanRules
Thanks for highlighting this—it’s a big surprise. This is the week of the Global Leadership Summit, which has been, in years past, a huge platform for Bill Hybels to promote himself and Willow Creek Church. The megachurch around the corner from me is one of the satellite sites and I was planning on picketing both mornings (Thursday and Friday) this week. However, I ended up being asked to take a task on both days that runs across this prime picketing time. *sigh* So no picketing for me. But I did let Central Christian Church know I wasn’t coming…
Here’s the article again, folks, if you missed it. I know people who have worked hard, really, really, really hard on getting the news out and this is important to them: nytimes.com
re: #224 William Lewis
Yikes! That must have been some interesting drills in the warhead handling room and turret.
He’s had 4 wives, 0 military service, no college degree and he loves Putin … Comrade Seagal is the quintessential @realDonaldTrump Republican. https://t.co/PD3p5K2qs4
— Col. Morris Davis (@ColMorrisDavis) August 5, 2018
re: #229 Targetpractice
Just one of the many examples of the Cold War philosophy that if you can turn it into a nuke, you were obligated to do so. Nuclear shells, nuclear torpedoes, nuclear depth charges, nuclear bazookas. If they could have figured out a way to shrink them down far enough, they would have issued soldiers rifles that fired micronukes.
They should have added a box of rocks for WW4. \
re: #229 Targetpractice
Just one of the many examples of the Cold War philosophy that if you can turn it into a nuke, you were obligated to do so. Nuclear shells, nuclear torpedoes, nuclear depth charges, nuclear bazookas. If they could have figured out a way to shrink them down far enough, they would have issued soldiers rifles that fired micronukes.
I once read calculations that you could fit enough Americium to implode into a barely rifle sized round (say 20mm)…
re: #243 William Lewis
I once read calculations that you could fit enough Americium to implode into a barely rifle sized round (say 20mm)…
So, basically a nuclear anti-tank rifle. Yegods.
re: #216 ipsos
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re: #216 ipsos
I messaged him night before last for signs of life. He bout bit my head off
re: #244 Targetpractice
So, basically a nuclear anti-tank rifle. Yegods.
And that sent me off to Wikipedia, where I learned that Americium’s primary use is in smoke detectors.
re: #246 Dave In Austin
I messaged him night before last for signs of life. He bout bit my head off
He does that a lot.
re: #244 Targetpractice
You may well have been aware but this was a really bad idea.
Your Friend The Atom
On a butte above New Mexico’s Leandro Canyon last week, chilled observers fell silent as a voice on the public-address system reached the end of the countdown. For a tense moment, nothing happened. Then the earth jolted underfoot and a dull, distant boom was heard, followed by a second, more gentle, rolling shock. Someone shouted: “We did it! We did it!” Hand shakes were exchanged all around. The U.S. had successfully set off the first nuclear explosion sponsored jointly by the Government and industry.
The natural gas work culminated in 1973 with the explosion of three 33-kiloton bombs thousands of feet underground in Rio Blanco, Colorado. The key problem was that the gas this produced had measurable amounts of radioactivity. Not surprisingly, that created political problems for the method, even though the scientists involved in the experiments claimed the radiation would not be detrimental to public health.
re: #152 JordanRules
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“We’ve met” is Southern Lady code for: “I remember you because you were horrible to me, but you don’t remember me because you’re horrible to everyone.”
— American Housewife (@WhatIDoAllDay) August 4, 2018
^^true^^
re: #249 Unshaken Defiance
You may well have been aware but this was a really bad idea.
Your Friend The Atom
My favorite paper project of the Nuclear Age is Project PACER, which was a proposal by the LANL to use the explosion of fusion bombs to produce electricity. Build an enormous chamber to contain the explosions, then a heat extraction system to produce steam from the heat of the explosions.
.@ElieNYC: I’m a father. I do not know what it takes to throw your own son under the bus on Twitter because you’re angry at 9 o’clock in the morning. I cannot conceive of what kind of person does that. #AMJoy pic.twitter.com/FQlrb6mD1M
— AM Joy w/Joy Reid (@amjoyshow) August 5, 2018
re: #255 Backwoods_Sleuth
I recall reading somewhere that Trump once told Junior, “Trust no one. Not even me.”
Looks like on that one at least, Trump was being 100% honest.
re: #255 Backwoods_Sleuth
Although, if I was Jr’s father, I would be throwing him under the bus constantly.
Not because I’M a bad guy.
But because HE’S a bad guy.
I’d gladly trade our orange man-boy for any of yours.
— freetoken fights fecking fascists (@freetoken) August 5, 2018
For all the cat people:
I know I’m working too hard when I start talking to the cat like God talks to Israel in the Bible:
‘Have you not known?
Have you not heard?
Has it not been told you from the beginning?
Your food is in its place,
your usual bowl,
The vessel at which you turned up your nose’— Prof Stavrakopoulou (@ProfFrancesca) August 5, 2018
Agreed. Also, Facebook has given my opponent DevinNunes thousands of dollars this election cycle in an attempt to defeat me. Shame on Zuckerberg and Facebook. -AJ https://t.co/Yp9GC4ZxEL
— Andrew Janz (@JanzforCongress) August 5, 2018
Geez. Nunes tho?? Gross.
Facebook’s $6,000 donation to Nunes throws its self-proclaimed neutrality into question
thinkprogress.org
re: #256 Dr Lizardo
I recall reading somewhere that Trump once told Junior, “Trust no one. Not even me.”
Looks like on that one at least, Trump was being 100% honest.
And I’d bet Fred told him that too.
re: #260 JordanRules
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Facebook’s $6,000 donation to Nunes throws its self-proclaimed neutrality into question
thinkprogress.org
So Zuck is coming out as a full blown Republican wingnutter now, eh?
I hope he suffers even more loss now.
Though, it should not be a surprise. Just confirmation.
Voter purges? oh hell no.
Trump/GOP voter registration purges- You better be as ready for a fight taking away votes as guns guys. Apply a little 2nd Amendment level support for that other key right of Americans. Want to disenfranchise that old poor guy that votes rarely? Take his gun first. Due Process.
— Daniel Ballard (@RW_Conspirator) August 5, 2018
re: #262 Targetpractice
Son and son in law.
Well, there are some parents-in-law that would be perfectly happy to throw their married-into-the-family children under the bus. It’s a bit dysfunctional, but certainly a lot more common than people throwing their own children under the bus.
thread:
Some stuff I found interesting from yesterday’s protest/rally in Portland.
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) August 5, 2018
Except that @FordFischer fellow. His camera was pointed at the kind of stuff I wanted to see, his observations were really good, and his videos were exceptional. He caught a lot of the human side of protesters and counter protesters, good, bad, and ugly. https://t.co/jV6Js3EmF1
— JJ MacNab (@jjmacnab) August 5, 2018
It’s like Donny found Rudy’s pronouncement liberating. “Yeah, it’s not a crime, so I don’t have to lie about it not happening anymore!”
This is the sort of shit that prosecutors live for, when their case is made for them before they even walk through the doors.
Judge Beryl Howell is on a roll. The ruling below was August 3. The day before she upheld Mueller’s appointment as Special Counsel and ordered Stone’s former aide Andrew Miller to comply with a SC subpoena for testimony & documents. https://t.co/tKGQEWzfer
— Elizabeth de la Vega (@Delavegalaw) August 5, 2018
re: #250 jaunte
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re: #251 Big Beautiful Door
WHAT ABOUT THE STEELE DOSSIER!1!1!
I’ve made my comment above on this, and the biggest thing is that “Hillary did it, too” is not an excuse. But I’m not a legal person. What makes the campaigns funding the Steele investigation different than the crap that went on at Trump Tower?
The NRA is not going broke. They are trying to solidify sympathy among their base and get *more* donors as more people challenge them. They’re always playing the long game y’all.
— deray (@deray) August 5, 2018
re: #269 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Wait, there was a court case challenging Mueller’s appointment? How did I not know this?
re: #272 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Wait, there was a court case challenging Mueller’s appointment? How did I not know this?
me either.
so much is happening all at once
re: #270 Belafon
I’ve made my comment above on this, and the biggest thing is that “Hillary did it, too” is not an excuse. But I’m not a legal person. What makes the campaigns funding the Steele investigation different than the crap that went on at Trump Tower?
Here’s one perspective on it.
“The difference between the dossier and collusion”
washingtonpost.com
re: #272 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Wait, there was a court case challenging Mueller’s appointment? How did I not know this?
Document: Judge Howell Upholds the Legitimacy of Mueller’s Appointment
On Aug. 2, Chief Judge Beryl Howell of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia affirmed the constitutionality of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s appointment under the Appointments Clause, denying a witness’s motion to quash subpoenas issued by the special counsel’s office. The witness is not named in court documents, but has been identified by his counsel as former Roger Stone assistant Andrew Miller.
opinion at the link
re: #275 Backwoods_Sleuth
Document: Judge Howell Upholds the Legitimacy of Mueller’s Appointment
opinion at the link
Ahhh, that whole kerfuffle. That makes sense.
.@DrJasonJohnson: The Republican Governors Association just dumped $700,000 into the #Georgia governor race. You don’t do that if you think that you’ve got this locked up. #AMJoy #BlueWave pic.twitter.com/3Af21tKE8p
— AM Joy w/Joy Reid (@amjoyshow) August 5, 2018
Judge Howell’s ruling was actually the third on the subject. The previous two rulings were in both of the federal cases against Manafort, who tried in both to challenge Mueller’s authority and the breadth of his investigation’s scope. All three rulings came to the same conclusion: Mueller’s appointment was constitutional and it is totally within the power of Rosenstein’s office to give Mueller a broad scope for his investigation.
re: #277 JordanRules
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When You’re Too Full At a Buffet, But Still Keep Eating 🤪 @hi_im_chewiehttps://t.co/yWLZq39FuV pic.twitter.com/GYfUzO1V0Z
— Animal Life (@MeetAnimals) August 5, 2018
re: #276 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
re: #275 Backwoods_Sleuth
Document: Judge Howell Upholds the Legitimacy of Mueller’s Appointment
opinion at the link
Ahhh, that whole kerfuffle. That makes sense.
I’d forgotten about that case: do these “legitimacy” cases ever pan out? Or is this just another throw-legal-shit-at-the-wall-and-hope-it-sticks timewaster? (from a Roger Stone creature - figures: outside of Trump himself, there are few I’d rather see in an orange jumpsuit that that rat-faced sleaze)
re: #277 JordanRules
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— Darren Sands (@darrensands) August 3, 2018
re: #281 Jay C
I’d forgotten about that case: do these “legitimacy” cases ever pan out? Or is this just another throw-legal-shit-at-the-wall-and-hope-it-sticks timewaster? (from a Roger Stone creature - figures: outside of Trump himself, there are few I’d rather see in an orange jumpsuit that that rat-faced sleaze)
The latter.
re: #279 Big Beautiful Door
If Abrams wins, that would be the most awesome upset of 2018.
Unfortunately, isn’t Georgia one of those states that was recently mentioned as having either lower-than-usual election security and/or was a hacking target? And no backup (paper) ballots IIRC??
re: #285 Jay C
Unfortunately, isn’t Georgia one of those states that was recently mentioned as having either lower-than-usual election security and/or was a hacking target? And no backup (paper) ballots IIRC??
Yes, it is.
Trump makes last-minute pitch to prevent defeat in crucial Ohio special election https://t.co/CGRpaQFwj6 pic.twitter.com/zmYSIDajic
— WCPO (@WCPO) August 5, 2018
looks like the possibility of projectile vomiting is imminent…
re: #283 TedStriker
Good answer.
The only RIGHT answer. I am sick and tired of the goddamn back-and-forth politics.
re: #282 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Her messaging has been really good.
Her opponent is so dirty and still the GA SoS. I’d really like an international org to watch this race.
re: #274 JordanRules
Here’s one perspective on it.
“The difference between the dossier and collusion”
washingtonpost.com
It’s behind a paywall. Could someone summarize?
re: #289 JordanRules
Her messaging has been really good.
Her opponent is so dirty and still the GA SoS. I’d really like an international org to watch this race.
re: #290 garzooma
With regard to Christopher Steele’s dossier imbroglio and collusion, the American public deserves to know the difference between the alleged Trump collusion with Russia and the dossier compiled by Steele [“Facing heat on Russia, Trump hits at Clinton,” front page, Oct. 30].
The Trump campaign allegedly worked hand in glove with the Russian government to dig up dirt on Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to affect the U.S. election, which I believe is clearly illegal. The dossier by Steele was classic espionage against the Russian government paid for initially by unnamed Republicans and later (after Donald Trump was nominated) funded by Democrats to collect opposition data on Trump. These actions are on opposite ends of the data collection spectrum. Collusion is cooperating collectively toward a given end, especially for an illegal or deceitful purpose. Espionage is the collecting of information against the will of the target (i.e., Russia). Big difference in intent. If the Trump campaign colluded with Russia, that is illegal. Paying Steele to conduct espionage to collect what the Russians may have had on Trump is not, but it may be of national security import by, for example, exposing a U.S. president to blackmail.
This is outrageous. I’m sorry, I don’t know what else to say to someone accusing me and my colleagues of causing war. I know he’s baiting us to respond. I’m taking the bait in hopes that rational folks realize this is wrong and dangerous. https://t.co/yhS3a8wEaU
— Chuck Todd (@chucktodd) August 5, 2018
🗣 CHUCK, you and your colleagues can do something about this. You could’ve/should’ve done something a long time ago.
As Glenda The Good Witch said: “You’ve always had the power my dear, you just had to learn it for yourself.”
Have y’all learned yet? pic.twitter.com/YyMvvM9lEG— Kimberly A. Woodard (@BeingKimmieToo) August 5, 2018
re: #234 Targetpractice
Since I’ve not only been following the ST EU for years now, but also been totally unimpressed by ST: Discovery so far, this news does nothing but give me heartburn.
It’s cool. Stewart will have plenty of creative control. He won’t do storylines if they’re shit.
re: #270 Belafon
I’ve made my comment above on this, and the biggest thing is that “Hillary did it, too” is not an excuse. But I’m not a legal person. What makes the campaigns funding the Steele investigation different than the crap that went on at Trump Tower?
It’s illegal for a campaign to solicit or accept donations (cash or “things of value”) from any foreigner, and most especially foreign governments. And most ESPECIALLY a foreign military.
Hillary paid an American oppo research company to do oppo research, for which her campaign paid the going rate. That company hired a researcher to do the research, and paid him the going rate.
What went on in Trump Tower and Wikileaks, is the Russian military donating hundreds of millions of dollars worth of goods and services to the Trump campaign. That would be illegal on its face, even if the goods and services were legit. But the hacking is also a crime, so receiving stolen goods in addition to the illegal foreign donations.
ETA: remember when James O’Keefe tried to make it a “foreign donations” scandal that some Canadians bought Hillary T-shirts at a rally? Like, $100 worth?
re: #290 garzooma
It’s behind a paywall. Could someone summarize?
Trump worked with the Russian government. Steele pried secrets away from the Russian gov’t.
re: #294 Eclectic Cyborg
It’s cool. Stewart will have plenty of creative control. He won’t do storylines if they’re shit.
Sir Patrick seems to be stoked…that gives me high hopes.
re: #290 garzooma
It’s behind a paywall. Could someone summarize?
Open in an Incognito window, or whatever equivalent your browser offers.
re: #296 Big Beautiful Door
Trump worked with the Russian government. Steele pried secrets away from the Russian gov’t.
This brings up an important difference: the Trump campaign hid their activities from the FBI; Fusion GPS gave their information to the FBI.
re: #300 garzooma
This brings up an important difference: the Trump campaign hid their activities from the FBI; Fusion GPS gave their information to the FBI.
Great point!
re: #293 JordanRules
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Chuck’s finding out that even if you choose not to decide, you’ve still made a choice. The media who didn’t jump on the “Hillary is the epitome of evil” bandwagon decided instead to be a part of the “Both Sides Are Wrong” chorus line, so they’re not going to find much sympathy outside of their own little echo chambers. The half of the country that isn’t fitting to lynch them is instead disgusted with their hostility to any criticism.
During the 18-month period when Flint, Michigan was using Flint River water, FRONTLINE’s analysis found pneumonia killed 119 people in the city — up more than 46 percent from that same time period a year earlier. https://t.co/iIo4OxrvFd pic.twitter.com/ch962Lbf6H
— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) August 4, 2018
I suspect that most Americans don’t know that the Flint water crisis is proven to have killed at least twelve people, and likely killed dozens more. https://t.co/DFsZ0qDAt3
— Angus Johnston (@studentactivism) August 4, 2018
re: #294 Eclectic Cyborg
It’s cool. Stewart will have plenty of creative control. He won’t do storylines if they’re shit.
The thing is, Trek fans wanted a new post-Voyager series back…you know…when Voyager actually ended. Wanted to see the aftermath of the Dominion War and what Voyager’s return would mean. Instead, we got a prequel series and then a series of reboot films that left us with a massive continuity snarl right out of the gate (Romulus wiped out). So we consoled ourselves with novels, which have created a rich and detailed universe much like the old SW EU. Much as I like Sir Patrick…I wish CBS would leave sleeping dogs lie.
When old herring boats became too battered and worn to safely sail the seas, fishermen on this island in England flipped them over to transform them into these storage sheds (rather than hauling them to a junkyard). https://t.co/Efx6v05HBV
— Atlas Obscura (@atlasobscura) August 5, 2018
re: #306 JordanRules
That is a great recycling idea. :)
re: #277 JordanRules
Looks like the GOP is starting to panic. If Abrams pulls off a victory, the GOP is gonna start shitting bricks because it’s going to look to them like that Blue Wave everyone’s talking about could become a Blue Tsunami.
Like this:
re: #287 Backwoods_Sleuth
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I saw some of that video this morning on local news. It looked like he pushed Balderson away almost like “you got your five minutes to kiss my butt, now off with you, you’re cutting into Trump time.”
Anyone see the full bit and if that is how it appeared to you?
re: #304 Targetpractice
After the reboot, Vulcan has been destroyed. Romulus will be destroyed some time in the future. It was the failed attempt to save Romulus that led to the time travel.
re: #303 JordanRules
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If this had happened in a rich white suburb, there would have been Congressional hearings, massive emergency federal aid, and a titanic engineering program started immediately to fix every single inch of contaminated water lines. There would be criminal trials, with the bastards responsible spending decades in prison for a laundry list of crimes.
But it happened to black folks, so the problem gets swept under the rug and the victims expected to keep being victimized.
[INT: TRUMP LAWYER OFFICE]
Lawyer 1: …sigh…Okay, let’s go over this again. Don jr thought the meeting was about adoptions and that’s what he told his dad. During the meeting the Russians stated they could help get dirt on Clinton and Don jr, not knowing any better, said “sure, why not.”
Lawyer 2: So basically, we pin this all on Russian manipulation then?
Lawyer 1: Exactly. They misled both Trumps and used the whole thing to mess with America. NO ONE except the Russians knew what was really going on.
Lawyer 2: Okay, I think we can work with that.
Lawyer 1: So, now we have to—
[Door opens, an AIDE pops his head in]
Aide: Guys, Trump just tweeted that he knew about the meeting and it was all about getting dirt on Clinton.
Lawyer 1: Motherfucker. Not again!
Be clear, people, Russian trolls are on Twitter and posing as Americans. This one has tried to start conversations with me twice. Very early on it made a dead giveaway by misspelling the name of “her” hometown in a way typical of Russian (not the local language in Arkansas!). pic.twitter.com/IxyPWd49se
— JRehling (@JRehling) August 5, 2018
feelgood thread:
The most amazing, infusion-of-joy thing just happened to me in an ATL @WholeFoods. @Ludacris bought my groceries.
He was ahead of me in line when the food for my 4 rescued dogs & 2 rescued cats (and elderly, blind chicken named Dixie Licklighter) ended up in with his stuff.— Therra (@Therra) July 30, 2018
re: #312 Eclectic Cyborg
“There was no meeting.”
“There was a meeting, but there was no Russians there.”
“There was a Russian there, but she’s not involved with the Russian gov’t.”
“Okay, she was there on behalf of the Russian gov’t, but the meeting was about adoptions.”
“The meeting was about adoptions, but there was some discussion about sanctions.”
“Alright, the meeting was about dirt on Hillary, but nothing came of it.”
“There may have been an agreement made at the meeting, but Trump Sr wasn’t aware of the meeting.”
“Even if there was agreement to exchange dirt on Hillary, that’s totally legal! Not that I knew anything about meeting!”
re: #304 Targetpractice
The thing is, Trek fans wanted a new post-Voyager series back…you know…when Voyager actually ended. Wanted to see the aftermath of the Dominion War and what Voyager’s return would mean. Instead, we got a prequel series and then a series of reboot films that left us with a massive continuity snarl right out of the gate (Romulus wiped out). So we consoled ourselves with novels, which have created a rich and detailed universe much like the old SW EU. Much as I like Sir Patrick…I wish CBS would leave sleeping dogs lie.
True, but also recall that the prequel film series takes place in an alternate timeline.
So what you could have is two timelines co-existing side-by-side - parallel realities, essentially.
One fact about that Trump June meeting. It was full of lying scoundrels. And like scoundrels are wont to do, they will eventually start to turn on each other.
re: #317 ObserverArt
One fact about that Trump June meeting. It was full of lying scoundrels. And like scoundrels are wont to do, they will eventually start to turn on each other.
also, it’s much easier to keep your stories straight if you just stick to the truth.
re: #316 Dr Lizardo
True, but also recall that the prequel film series takes place in an alternate timeline.
So what you could have is two timelines co-existing side-by-side - parallel realities, essentially.
Or you just have some kind of temporal anomaly that would restore the original timeline.
re: #313 Backwoods_Sleuth
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And now, just this minute, asked me where I’m from, which I dodged the first time. It really wants to know. pic.twitter.com/v4vDtkPsIh
— JRehling (@JRehling) August 5, 2018
I said I’m from Conway, Arkansas and I’m going to interrogate it about details of the town.
— JRehling (@JRehling) August 5, 2018
the rest of the thread is hilarious
CHOOSE YOUR PROUDEST BOY FIGHTER pic.twitter.com/5iu5czKbvg
— Rob Sheridan (@rob_sheridan) August 4, 2018
KNEEL BEFORE THE MASTER RACE https://t.co/WRNsCxNqlP
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) August 5, 2018
re: #312 Eclectic Cyborg
I’m about 90% sure that all of Trump’s lawyer fees are going straight into the local liquor stores.
re: #320 Backwoods_Sleuth
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the rest of the thread is hilarious
I just got out of that thread. Crazy!
Just eradicating some ebola yall! LOL
re: #323 JordanRules
I just got out of that thread. Crazy!
Just eradicating some ebola yall! LOL
Replace kids with Americans.
Thank you, Kerrville!! Very very grateful that you’d spend your Sunday with us! pic.twitter.com/YDIpNYPOoN
— Beto O’Rourke (@BetoORourke) August 5, 2018
wHO MADE THIS 😂😂💀 #ProudBoys pic.twitter.com/tq6KjqZHuG
— joel tyler (@joeltyler_) August 4, 2018
ROFL!!!
re: #156 Ace Rothstein
While wearing MAGAt hats. Just perfect.
In the 50s in the Bowery Boys TV episodes, set in NYC area, there was a guy who often bragged to his friends, I’ve got poisonal maggotism.
re: #216 ipsos
OMZLdS/cHcxBQVezArTMy+rgQmuLEGlY1pSUL5idD090+U//cZj9ezof19L+HO39MswCtxf6fbL/5/WVv7PZdtFLKueX4XNs
When Twitter suspended these malicious accounts, it also deleted their tweets from public view. But data archives can help rebuild this important piece of recent American history. https://t.co/wt486MCETX
— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) August 4, 2018
Hi #TXSen folks! I have taken the @FiveThirtyEight database and cross referenced the tweets of confirmed Russian Bots accounts with users within the #TXSen Community. Looks like Russian Bots pushed over 3000(!!!) @tedcruz tweets. Only 4(negative) tweets for @BetoORourke. Also.. https://t.co/aqrkxUQeWV
— bot collector (@botcollector3) August 5, 2018
Here are the Top 25 accounts that have tweeted #TXSen over the past week or so. Looks like the confirmed Russian Bots have been pushing many of their tweets or retweeted them. @Nunnistrunz, @MikeDiaz285 and @eriksson_magnus were pushed by confirmed Russian Bots once. pic.twitter.com/S07fpTtf8X
— bot collector (@botcollector3) August 5, 2018
more in the thread
re: #321 Charles Johnson
CHOOSE YOUR PROUDEST BOY FIGHTER pic.twitter.com/5iu5czKbvg
— Rob Sheridan (@rob_sheridan) August 4, 2018
Those guys are gonna kill me. *Honey pull out my life insurance papers from the closet*. Call 911. I’m dying of laughter here. https://t.co/OcWEBp25xc
— Daniel Ballard (@RW_Conspirator) August 5, 2018
That’s right, President Racist Grandpa just threw his own son under the bus and admitted the Trump Tower meeting was about getting dirt on Hillary Clinton from Russia all along, after lying about it for two years.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) August 5, 2018
re: #325 Backwoods_Sleuth
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The campaign and community engagement are super impressive and so are all the pics the campaign pushes out to showcase it.
The pictures always move me.
re: #319 Eclectic Cyborg
Or you just have some kind of temporal anomaly that would restore the original timeline.
There’s tons of possibilities for hand-waving away lapses in continuity in sci-fi.
re: #333 Dr Lizardo
Hand waving from The Guys…
My favorite Patrick Stewart story: We once ran into each other on the same flight. He’s got quite the recognizable mug, so I went up to him, and I said, “Aren’t you…” And he looked up at me with delight and said, “Well, aren’t YOU!”
— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) August 5, 2018
Beg to differ. he did not make the joke, he sent it back.
— Daniel Ballard (@RW_Conspirator) August 5, 2018
This about sums up the Republican party right now. pic.twitter.com/Kh1G3QocZD
— Noah Smith (@Noahpinion) August 5, 2018
Annnnd they’re finally being completely honest: They’re not Americans anymore. pic.twitter.com/ab0zpScFQK
— Charles Gaba (@charles_gaba) August 5, 2018
Some of ya’ll are waking up to what Blk folks have long known. The majority of 👨👩voters would rather turn this country over to just about anyone rather than share it equally with non-white people. 🙃 https://t.co/IB9kN9w7Jc
— Bodak Red 💄 (@AFarray) August 5, 2018
The Russians know racism and other forms of hate have always been America’s Achilles’ heel — and we need to deal with that weakness.
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) August 5, 2018
I cleaned up @realDonaldTrump’s statement, so he doesn’t have to do it in a few days when he changes it again. pic.twitter.com/4ZHr8iv0qh
— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) August 5, 2018
— llilly (@llilly) August 5, 2018
re: #337 Single-handed sailor
I will personally buy these doofuses a one-way ticket to Siberia if they promise never to come back.
— Bruce Bartlett (@BruceBartlett) August 5, 2018
re: #341 Belafon
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I’m sure Putin would be happy to have them. Gullible consumers of nationalist propaganda are always welcome in Putin’s Russia. https://t.co/nM5yXpB4ZJ
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) August 5, 2018
re: #321 Charles Johnson
I think I disturbed my neighbors laughing. It was more like a shout.
re: #316 Dr Lizardo
True, but also recall that the prequel film series takes place in an alternate timeline.
So what you could have is two timelines co-existing side-by-side - parallel realities, essentially.
Which one has the goatees?
re: #344 sagehen
Which one has the goatees?
I know who can answer that! A lady in a blue Police Box!
Anyone want to help these comrades pack? pic.twitter.com/mAzM7fCgV1
— Patrick S. Tomlinson at GenCon (@stealthygeek) August 5, 2018
This is the weirdest Red Dawn remake, ever. https://t.co/BzBgQRGCw4
— Zach D Roberts (@zdroberts) August 5, 2018
re: #326 JordanRules
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ROFL!!!
More PBs dancing because I know yall can’t get enough.
this is like the reception after a racist cousin’s cosplay-themed wedding pic.twitter.com/K6Omxo6esG
— shauna (@goldengateblond) August 5, 2018
So I understand: these are wanna-be Nazis dancing to a song by a black man that includes parts where they do a Cuban dance?
— shalise manza young (@shalisemyoung) August 5, 2018
re: #337 Single-handed sailor
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Obvious riposte to that t-shirt:.”If you like Russia so much, why don’t you go live there?”
i eagerly await hearing the trumpy people telling us that removal from office is the only true sign of a successful presidency
re: #347 JordanRules
More PBs dancing because I know yall can’t get enough.
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attila the hun was misquoted!
75 years ago today, the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) was officially established. Learn more about their legacy: https://t.co/kWxjy5AfZa pic.twitter.com/5IN5pg4jFV
— SmithsonianAirSpace (@airandspace) August 5, 2018
Pres. Trump’s attorney Jay Sekulow on previously denying that the president was involved in putting out a statement on the Trump Tower meeting: “I had bad information at that time and made a mistake in my statement … over time facts develop” https://t.co/GlcWTIu29g #ThisWeek pic.twitter.com/rLLHMmOs2K
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) August 5, 2018
Jay Sekulow and Trump both changing their #TrumpRussia cover stories a day after Hope Hicks flew on Air Force One.
That thing where a witness tells you Mueller knows everything. https://t.co/0RZ6cLoFYg— Karen DaltonBeninato (@kbeninato) August 5, 2018
Funny, how it looks like that. https://t.co/t3ikmMYzdj
— William Gibson (@GreatDismal) August 5, 2018
Navy SEALs get a laugh when an actual seal wants to train with them! pic.twitter.com/7r4aE4YLny
— Nature is Amazing 🌴 (@AMAZlNGNATURE) August 5, 2018
obviously a selkie.
In the last 24 hrs, Trump endorsed a sex abuse enabler for Speaker of the House, gave an Air Force One ride to a key witness in the case against him, and admitted that his son met with Russian government reps to get dirt on his opponent. DO NOT NORMALIZE any of this! #VoteThemOut pic.twitter.com/3ZLpLAofnX
— (((sfpelosi))) (@sfpelosi) August 5, 2018
re: #354 makeitstop
I can’t wait for Meuller to get a court to issue an arrest for Hicks.
re: #354 makeitstop
Yeah. Maybe Hope Hicks told Mueller everything she knows. And then told Trump and Sekulow that not only did she do that, but that Mueller knows everything.
Everything.
re: #358 Dr Lizardo
Yeah. Maybe Hope Hicks told Mueller everything she know. And then told Trump and Sekulow that not only did she do that, but that Mueller knows everything.
Everything.
“Mueller wasn’t really taking notes when I talked. It was more like he was checking things off.”
re: #311 Targetpractice
If this had happened in a rich white suburb, there would have been Congressional hearings, massive emergency federal aid, and a titanic engineering program started immediately to fix every single inch of contaminated water lines. There would be criminal trials, with the bastards responsible spending decades in prison for a laundry list of crimes.
But it happened to black folks, so the problem gets swept under the rug and the victims expected to keep being victimized.
Probably not even here legally. /S 1/2
Prediction: Trump’s lawyers are going to try to make a case that because other people post under his name none of his tweets are admissible in court.
— Schooley (@Rschooley) August 5, 2018
re: #360 dangerman
Probably not even here legally. /S 1/2
They should be thankful we brought their ancestors over and that we give them any kind of water.
re: #358 Dr Lizardo
Yeah. Maybe Hope Hicks told Mueller everything she know. And then told Trump and Sekulow that not only did she do that, but that Mueller knows everything.
Everything.
Would be glorious to see Sekulow indicted!
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I could actually see them doing that. I really wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to advance that argument.
re: #364 Dr Lizardo
“Trump’s tweets are official Presidential Statements but we have no idea who tweeted which one.”
re: #364 Dr Lizardo
I could actually see them doing that. I really wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to advance that argument.
Except there is so much consistency with Trumps bizarre tweeting and speaking style it would be hard to convince a judge there were multiple writers.
re: #366 Eclectic Cyborg
Except there is so much consistency with Trumps bizarre tweeting and speaking style it would be hard to convince a judge there were multiple writers.
his names, his tweets.
I don’t care who actually “wrote” them.
We need universal health care including mental health. This is another reason to vote out the GOP.
— Ed Mix (@the_edwin_mix) August 4, 2018
“Schools lack the resources to handle mentally ill students, so lets give them LESS money” - yeah, that makes sense.
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) August 5, 2018
Who the fuck is “throwing” money at public schools? My daughter’s school can’t afford a full time librarian. I would love someone to throw them some money!
— aceoaces (@aceoaces) August 5, 2018
Where is this mythical place that lavishes money on it’s public schools?
re: #368 Ace-o-aces
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Where is this mythical place that lavishes money on it’s public schools?
Finland?
re: #367 Backwoods_Sleuth
his names, his tweets.
I don’t care who actually “wrote” them.
Ezzacto
Any more than who writes the speeches
re: #368 Ace-o-aces
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Where is this mythical place that lavishes money on it’s public schools?
“The past is another country. They do things differently there.”
I went to California public schools K-12, before Prop 13.
We had 20 kids to a class, new textbooks every 4 years, honors and AP courses at the high school, gifted & talented program at elementary school, we had well-stocked science labs and a good library that got new stuff every month, music and art and athletics, field trips…
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