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Not the blow job he was hoping for.

I love the hysteria about Mamdani.
It makes me laugh in a way the idiot woke-left never quite could.
I guess they were more threatening.
The stupid 'islam wants to destroy us' crowd is so enfeebled they can't really put together a clear vision of what they want, except:
get the government to start a bunch of wars and kill millions of innocent people in the Middle East for the Joos, who will take greater and greater control of the US and Europe.

Oh, wait, I was wrong.
I am scared of that.

What I want is no muslims in the USA, and particularly none in government.

258d13dd says

I love the hysteria about Mamdani.

I for one am glad he came along. The Pisspunk Liberals that fancy themselves as a Democrat Socialist, needs to really understand, that Communism has been tried and failed every time.
We all know the know it all lazy punk ass Gen Z and Milleys, will never take the wise words of advice from the experienced elders who has lived through it. Let them know what it's like to salivate over a can of dog food.

He needs better pot. That's not a cat, it's a raccoon.

Tenpoundbass says

We all know the know it all lazy punk ass Gen Z and Milleys, will never take the wise words of advice from the experienced elders who has lived through it. Let them know what it's like to salivate over a can of dog food.

But TPB, don't you remember when your parents ordered delivery every night back in the 70s and 80s? Like 5x a week?

And having two jetskis, a Hunter 22 boat at the docks, a 4/2.5 house, and a brand new Bitchin' Camaro all by 25 years of age?

New York City subway. You don't know whether to laugh or vomit.

You can't make this shit up. About that DEI hire for head of security?

Now, to find a loyal, non-judgmental man with 600 funny looking penises.

Now, now. No ghey shit in the caption contest.

LOL!

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zzyzzx says

That's actually sad.

Hardly any Millennials know about the Donner Party (or any other American history for that matter) at all.

Ceffer says

You can't make this shit up. About that DEI hire for head of security?

It was an inside job. The password could have been anything. They had the password. It wasn't something that was susceptible to bruteforce entry.

DemoralizerOfPanicans says

But TPB, don't you remember when your parents ordered delivery every night back in the 70s and 80s? Like 5x a week?

And having two jetskis, a Hunter 22 boat at the docks, a 4/2.5 house, and a brand new Bitchin' Camaro all by 25 years of age?

No we didn't order delivery takeout every night. There wasn't many delivery places like there is today. Pizza places didn't start delivering until Dominos started doing it on a national level.
I don't have any memories of actually going to a restaurant with my parents. My mom would pick up fried chicken and burger meals from various long gone chains, that was far superior what you find today.

As for having all of the toys.
I was living in South Florida when I was 25. I didn't have the kind of money to live on ocean access.

MolotovCocktail says

zzyzzx says

That's actually sad.

Hardly any Millennials know about the Donner Party (or any other American history for that matter) at all.

Somehow it always ends that way.
Tragedy + time -> becomes comedy

Steamer Lane Santa Cruz this evening. Big surf day.

Patrick says

Driving by it at 60 mph, it kind of does.

Interesting some of the dogs need to get the odor before full recognition.

If it got that far, refusing might be too little too late.
Patrick says

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun.

Patrick says

Grammatically, the only way that sentence can be interpreted as written is "(You) Refuse to be stored in black plastic sacks and placed in the containers provided."

If they want to talk about trash, then the sentence should be "Refuse IS to be stored in black plastic sacks and placed in the containers provided."

The original sentence lacks a verb (to be stored is an infinitive, not a verb), so the only correct grammatical interpretation is that "refuse" is the verb and the implicit "you" is the subject.

That being said, I heartily approve this recommendation.

The future, as envisioned in the 1930's. Not far off.