Debate tonight
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Schadenfreude is the word, right?
@LuFins-Dad said in Debate tonight:
Schadenfreude is the word, right?
Yeah. I've also seen "Schadenboner."
So, there's that.
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By the way, is Biden speaking even older than he really is? Phrases like “Alley Cat” and malarkey make him sound 20 years older than he really is,
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By the way, is Biden speaking even older than he really is? Phrases like “Alley Cat” and malarkey make him sound 20 years older than he really is,
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K said in Debate tonight:
@LuFins-Dad said in Debate tonight:
malarkey
It's his trademark word for bullshit.
Oh, I know, but again, it makes him sound even older. It sounds like an expression his dad or grandfather would have used.
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@Axtremus said in Debate tonight:
Has the debate changed anyone's mind on whom to vote for comes the general election?
If it gives @Jolly some joy, during the first 20-30 minutes even I found myself thinking "I want Trump back in office, maybe I'll vote for him".
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If Joe stays in office, I don't think he'd survive beyond 2026. If he stays out of office, he might last a few more years. I get no pleasure in saying this, sorry if I said it before, but Joe.... he has the "look/sound" of someone nearing the end. The froggy old person voice, the transparent hair where you can see freckles on his scalp, the shuffle walk, the beady eyes, the open mouth stare. It's bad.
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@Axtremus said in Debate tonight:
Has the debate changed anyone's mind on whom to vote for comes the general election?
If it gives @Jolly some joy, during the first 20-30 minutes even I found myself thinking "I want Trump back in office, maybe I'll vote for him".
@89th said in Debate tonight:
@Axtremus said in Debate tonight:
Has the debate changed anyone's mind on whom to vote for comes the general election?
If it gives @Jolly some joy, during the first 20-30 minutes even I found myself thinking "I want Trump back in office, maybe I'll vote for him".
Me too. Then he lost it. Didn't answer the questions before him, went back to his same old tropes.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@89th said in Debate tonight:
@Axtremus said in Debate tonight:
Has the debate changed anyone's mind on whom to vote for comes the general election?
If it gives @Jolly some joy, during the first 20-30 minutes even I found myself thinking "I want Trump back in office, maybe I'll vote for him".
Me too. Then he lost it. Didn't answer the questions before him, went back to his same old tropes.
@Mik said in Debate tonight:
Me too. Then he lost it. Didn't answer the questions before him, went back to his same old tropes.
I thought that during the short bit I saw that Trump wasn't the same as in previous elections either. He seemed to be completely lacking in charm or any kind of personal connection. I'm not trying to downplay the Biden debacle because he was absolutely horrible, but Trump wasn't that much better. Does anybody really want either of those two to be running the place in 3-4 years time?
I was only joking
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If Joe stays in office, I don't think he'd survive beyond 2026. If he stays out of office, he might last a few more years. I get no pleasure in saying this, sorry if I said it before, but Joe.... he has the "look/sound" of someone nearing the end. The froggy old person voice, the transparent hair where you can see freckles on his scalp, the shuffle walk, the beady eyes, the open mouth stare. It's bad.
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The odds that Merchan sends Trump to prison in July went up dramatically last night.
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Wonder if Manchin is kicking himself this morning?
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@George-K said in Debate tonight:
@LuFins-Dad said in Debate tonight:
malarkey
It's his trademark word for bullshit.
It’s also a word I use when I tell my 17 year old he’s talking nonsense.
I don’t accept that it is an archaic word in the English lexicon.
Should be used here with impunity to put the resident cullions on notice.
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@George-K said in Debate tonight:
@LuFins-Dad said in Debate tonight:
malarkey
It's his trademark word for bullshit.
It’s also a word I use when I tell my 17 year old he’s talking nonsense.
I don’t accept that it is an archaic word in the English lexicon.
Should be used here with impunity to put the resident cullions on notice.
@Renauda said in Debate tonight:
cullions
What a great word! Much cooler than saying "scrote."
From Middle English coillon, from Old French coillon (“testicle"; also, "a vile fellow, coward, dupe”), from Latin coleus (“a leather bag, the scrotum”).
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@Renauda said in Debate tonight:
cullions
What a great word! Much cooler than saying "scrote."
From Middle English coillon, from Old French coillon (“testicle"; also, "a vile fellow, coward, dupe”), from Latin coleus (“a leather bag, the scrotum”).
