lol.

RIP funnyman. Shame your mother liked the other guy best. Enjoy your YoYo.

@George-K said in Billions and Billions: @Jolly said in Billions and Billions: Do we need this? Not just no, but FUCK NO! Taxpayer monies should be spent on more worthwhile projects, like...subsidizing electric cars. Bread and circuses.

Excellent…

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@89th said in Inspirations with Walton Goggins: I like Walton btw. He's a man who, on so many levels, doesn't take himself seriously. Well, maybe in The Shield, he did.

None. No tips other than to my barber.

To answer your question @LuFins-Dad it’s simple. To pardon them would’ve made it seem like he was with them, he was trying to play both sides that day and this would’ve undercut his narrative of not being involved once he realized what he had in fact incited.

@George-K The cop would have been in the next oldest group.

I think Mariah and Burl Ives are quite safe. I was surprised by how much the lead singer’s voice did carry the angst and pressure of a man whose insides are fighting the tidal movement force of Skyline chili, a meat product that makes Taco Bell look like Maslow, and a pile of cheddar cheese that would bind up the Hoover Dam… He truly sounded like a man caught between praying for the damn to burst and truly mortified at what will happen once it starts…

@George-K said in "How Left-Wing is the Press?": @Doctor-Phibes said in "How Left-Wing is the Press?": IMHO, you will get a fairer assessment of American politics and media from non-American publications Like...The Economist That's what I meant. I certainly wasn't referring to the Daily Mail, although that publication can also be very useful, particularly if you have an outdoor lavatory. The Economist isn't particularly partisan, and if memory serves is printed on shiny paper, so is less absorbent than The Mail.

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Damn!

Well, the whump was protestors getting run over.

Lots of Catholics in Texas.