OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...
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Probably a dick-pic
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Probably a dick-pic
@doctor-phibes lol
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My guess is aides spent several days crafting the classiest thing he would actually sign and it isn't that bad.
You were warned.
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“Don’t move anything around. I’ll be back.”
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If I was Biden, I think I would ask for a thorough cleaning and sanitizing before taking residence...
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A list of unpaid bills is my serious guess.
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Whatever it is, it will go into Trump’s permanent record in the National Archives.
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@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Whatever it is, it will go into Trump’s permanent record in the National Archives.
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
Please love yourself.
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@mik said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Whaddya think it will say?
"Try to stay awake, Sleepy Joe!'
Meanwhile Whitehouse maintenance are rumoured to be today celebrating the flushing of a sinker which has been slowly dissolving over the last few days
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@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Whatever it is, it will go into Trump’s permanent record in the National Archives.
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
It’s a bit off topic, but ok ... the gravitational field generally points towards the body that generates said field. In a classical model with two point masses in free space, the two bodies experience gravitational fields that attract them towards each other. As a manner of speaking, one can say that “the direction of gravity,” as it concerns two bodies of masses, is “towards each other.”
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@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
It’s a bit off topic, but ok ... the gravitational field generally points towards the body that generates said field. In a classical model with two point masses in free space, the two bodies experience gravitational fields that attract them towards each other. As a manner of speaking, one can say that “the direction of gravity,” as it concerns two bodies of masses, is “towards each other.”
@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
It’s a bit off topic, but ok ... the gravitational field generally points towards the body that generates said field. In a classical model with two point masses in free space, the two bodies experience gravitational fields that attract them towards each other. As a manner of speaking, one can say that “the direction of gravity,” as it concerns two bodies of masses, is “towards each other.”
What is a "body of mass"?
Please love yourself.
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@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
It’s a bit off topic, but ok ... the gravitational field generally points towards the body that generates said field. In a classical model with two point masses in free space, the two bodies experience gravitational fields that attract them towards each other. As a manner of speaking, one can say that “the direction of gravity,” as it concerns two bodies of masses, is “towards each other.”
What is a "body of mass"?
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
What is a "body of mass"?
A collection of things with mass that are confined to a contiguous region in three dimensional space.
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@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
It’s a bit off topic, but ok ... the gravitational field generally points towards the body that generates said field. In a classical model with two point masses in free space, the two bodies experience gravitational fields that attract them towards each other. As a manner of speaking, one can say that “the direction of gravity,” as it concerns two bodies of masses, is “towards each other.”
What is a "body of mass"?
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
It’s a bit off topic, but ok ... the gravitational field generally points towards the body that generates said field. In a classical model with two point masses in free space, the two bodies experience gravitational fields that attract them towards each other. As a manner of speaking, one can say that “the direction of gravity,” as it concerns two bodies of masses, is “towards each other.”
What is a "body of mass"?
Isn’t that what you call a collection of Catholics gathering for a service?
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@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
What is a "body of mass"?
A collection of things with mass that are confined to a contiguous region in three dimensional space.
@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
What is a "body of mass"?
A collection of things with mass that are confined to a contiguous region in three dimensional space.
Who assembles this "collection"?
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@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Whatever it is, it will go into Trump’s permanent record in the National Archives.
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
@aqua-letifer said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
@axtremus said in OK, Trump apparently left a note for Biden...:
Whatever it is, it will go into Trump’s permanent record in the National Archives.
Say Ax, what's your take on the direction of gravity?
That's really naive.
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My guess is aides spent several days crafting the classiest thing he would actually sign and it isn't that bad.
