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#401 Re: The Garden » 270 to win 2016 Edition » 522 weeks ago
Do not throw around insults here.
Fuck
Off.
#402 Re: The Garden » The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024 » 522 weeks ago
Or... Greek.
#403 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
leave started leaving.
#404 Guns N' Roses » Guns live » 522 weeks ago
- johndivney
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At GnR gigs one thing that really fuckin pisses me off is when the crowd chants, "Guns AND Roses."
It's "Guns N' Roses".
So please, the next time you're at a GnR show please tell the idiots around you that they're idiots & ruining the show & explain to them loudly that it's "N'", not fucking "and".
Thank you. Spread the word. It's important.
#405 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
Maybe I shouldn't say this John, but I haven't noticed any difference at all.
Heh
No that is true enough. For the most part I could function normally enough, or as normal as I can be.. Just those moments my body would betray me, not my personality, & that led to a couple of hairy incidents.
Unfortunately this is me sober. I know, I'm hard fucking work!
Not talking about the weed. The weed on its own I can handle. Just was indulging far too much in other vices that I couldn't control or predict with the same certainty. Fuck like I am ashamed of some of the stuff I did. But.. I do like being high. I do have a problem tho.. Or two..
Yea. See there's not much difference. I can't shut myself up or off. So much wasted energy. And all to do with nothing.
#406 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
Cramer wrote:Raw votes?
Won't even be close. Give me some of what you guys are smokin'.
I haven't smoked in over ten years, but I'm thinking about vaping some crippy. Maybe I should find SG's guy... Then again, I don't want to wake up with tiny hands and a massive inferiority complex.
Shockingly enough(!), SG doesn't toke. I floated the idea to him a while back & was met with upmost pious disdain for the practice.
Shockingly enough, I love it.
Tho I've been sober & clean from anything stronger than caffeine for nearly a month now. I'm not proud of that, just making conversation. I miss it all terribly. But things had gotten out of control in august & September. Scared myself straight to be honest. Can't trust myself any longer sadly. Anyway this is all well fuckin off topic.
#407 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
She is outrageously & shamelessly cosy with the zionists. My main problem with her actually.
#408 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
There aren't enough rednecks to counteract the minority and latino and women vote.
Dangerous thinking that. Age old problem of mobilising the voters. Will the youth vote turn out, black vote turn out, Latino vote turn out? Or will they stay home thinking they don't need to show up? You know the crazy fuckers like SG & Buzz will turn out for their guy.
#409 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
What are you saying here? What are you advocating/suggesting?
A certain amount of Americans are finally starting to wake up. They see the corruption on both sides and how they basically hold hands while the sheep fight each other in the trenches.
Maybe we weren't ready for that yet. I have a feeling we'll be ready in four years.
The next one wont be an orange clown.
I don't think that's what, or who, Randall was talking about.
On yer 2nd point - you'll not be ready in four years. The disenfranchised, disenchanted, will be divided and conquered, marginalised again. Unless they find another clown to rally & herd behind.
You had Bernie. He was the guy. Definitely weren't ready for him. Never will be. The loonies are too easily lead astray, too hard to educate.
This is all assuming Trump doesn't win of course. Maybe Trump really is the guy & means everything he says & polluxlm is a prophet of truth/doom..
#410 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 522 weeks ago
The debate
Trump some weak parts, some strong parts. Hillary weaker than usual, no high points.
From a strategy standpoint I think Trump won because he moved closer to his goal, which is to disprove the notion he is an unhinged sexual predator about to start WWIII. He could certainly have done better on that aspect, but all he needed to do was to make progress and I think he did. After all, the Hillary campaign is setting the bar pretty low for him. I think he gained a few evangelicals and hold your nose republicans tonight, and also eliminated some anti Trump votes.
Hillary on the other hand was still pushing the Trump is Hitler narrative, because she doesn't have any other angles. Either you're on that train already or you're not. Her policy talk is more Obama, more Bush, more establishment. Just more watered down and more corrupt. If you didn't buy that in the past you are definitely not buying it now.
Why did she even show up to this debate? To let the public hear truths about her that the press are currently shielding them from? To have her stand up straight for 90 minutes, which is clearly something she's struggling to do, while being pummeled by a bellicose ceo ? I think she showed up because she definitely fears the race isn't over and she needs the votes. And on that she gained nothing. Who wants to vote for Hillary? She is basically propped up by fear, fear of Trump. Ball is in his court.
