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RC2006
2020 Sep 22, 9:16pm
RC2006
2020 Sep 22, 9:16pm
Patrick says
What's worse that it could be Photoshop or that we can't instantly know because of how crazy left is.
I'm betting Photoshop.
What's worse that it could be Photoshop or that we can't instantly know because of how crazy left is.
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richwicks
2020 Sep 23, 7:08am
richwicks
2020 Sep 23, 7:08am
Patrick says
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/31/media/nba-restart-bubble-reporters/index.html
It is indeed photoshop. Google is NOT your friend, but still useful for a reverse image search.
I'm betting Photoshop.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/31/media/nba-restart-bubble-reporters/index.html
It is indeed photoshop. Google is NOT your friend, but still useful for a reverse image search.
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FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden
2020 Sep 23, 7:14am
RC2006 says
Pretty much sane here. Nothing surprises me anymore.
Patrick saysI'm betting Photoshop.
What's worse that it could be Photoshop or that we can't instantly know because of how crazy left is.
Pretty much sane here. Nothing surprises me anymore.
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B.A.C.A.H.
2020 Sep 23, 7:20am
B.A.C.A.H.
2020 Sep 23, 7:20am
(Reuters) - Mars Inc said on Wednesday it was changing the name and branding of its Uncle Ben's rice products after the brand came under fire for promoting racial stereotypes.
The company said it would drop the logo of an elderly African-American man wearing a bow tie on the 70-year-old brand and replace it with an orange package with Ben's Original' written in a blue font. The brand was named after a Texas rice farmer.
The company said it would drop the logo of an elderly African-American man wearing a bow tie on the 70-year-old brand and replace it with an orange package with Ben's Original' written in a blue font. The brand was named after a Texas rice farmer.
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NDrLoR
2020 Sep 23, 8:57am
NDrLoR
2020 Sep 23, 8:57am
Patrick says
I'm betting Photoshop.It's funny how the wearing of lace collars over their black robes is supposed to soften the images of female judges--it sure didn't work in the case of RBG any more than it does in the image of Judge Judy: https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALeKk01tP47S_Qsu33BD98qK7ff9lI5SyA:1600876557739&source=univ&tbm=isch&q=judge+judy+images&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjX2bX00f_rAhVNLK0KHY1jAs8QjJkEegQIEhAB&biw=1024&bih=710#imgrc=b6aByjX20B8KhM
If not, holy jeebus we are in for some bad times.
Oh dear god, I think it is real?
"Yeah, RBG was an amazing person," said LeBron James after the game. "I have her biography right here and I totally read it right before the game. She was a judge. That's cool, I respect that. Judges judge things and not everyone can do that. She believed in Black Lives Matter and being on the right side of history and stuff."
Holy holy shit, this guy influences millions....we're done...maybe bees will take over.