Well, they do what they must because they can, for the good of all of us.

You forgot the “Hypocrite” tag for the story.

To be accurate, his company doesn’t make them. His company just slaps the “Trump” name on anything that looks sort of classy and/or glitters with what might be gold. Your point still stands.

Hello? Did somebody wish upon my avatar?

I think the best play would be to attend while loudly and publicly remind Trump of his own words, that he would “do more for HBCUs than any other president has done before” in context of what Obama had done before.

I wish I still had social media accounts to share this on.

Just wait ‘til his VOICE program gets started.

I’d recommend that aspiring video makers watch the news, especially if you live in or near a major market. The National Press Photographers Association holds annual awards and monthly clip contests for videojournalism (also photojournalism) and their YouTube channel is full of great shooting and editing.

“We did get a surplus lot of these skull badges for your caps. They’re pretty cool and really metal, so just clip them onto your ‘Make America Great Again’ caps to help identify each other and we can get started.”

Sadly, JackShellack’s trolling has taken over this thread...

There’s a fantastic ad for Toyota in this story.

Another interesting detail in the sentencing is that they were banished from the county, which is a thing that counties in Georgia apparently do.

8 seasons of episodes, and they’re still cranking out episodes and mini-series.

Oh, just ship the sofa to the Ritz Carlton in Moscow. One skank’s pee stink is the same as any other. Nobody’ll tell the difference.

Or use a fax machine to prevent any hidden encoded characters in a forwarded email or image that might be used to track who sent what don’t get passed on to the recipient.

You realize I’ll be plagiarizing “Kim Jogn Orange” in the near future, right?

Also, if you re-use an old box, make sure you rip off or completely cover over any and all stickers, labels or printing that aren’t the current shipping information. Anything that isn’t the actual shipping label can cause confusion for the machines (and I suspect employees, too).

You mean the anti-gravity emitters for hover mode? I’m surprised you people in the early twenty-first century have those.

I tag along with a buddy of mine when he visits family in Chaco about once a year.. mmmmm.