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@bombastinator: Nothing in my original statement was partisan. Nothing. At. All.

@Trollspanker: I'm not overgeneralizing in the slightest.

@Trollspanker: By your logic, anyone who criticizes a Democrat is a right winger.

@Trollspanker: the definition of "it"? WTF are you talking about? The OP stated that something was factual when it was nothing of the sort. This is not a gray area, nor a matter of closely parsing the definition of a term. Something is either factual or it is not. In this case it was not. Get over it.

@Trollspanker: And had someone said "Democrat" in the comment I was replying to it would have been relevant and merited inclusion. For the record, I equally despise partisan pettiness from either side. But painting me as a right winger because I did not criticize the Republicans is inaccurate, dishonest, and frankly

@Trollspanker: What specifically did I say that was "right wing"? Please explain.

@Trollspanker: Actually, no, I wasn't the one to bring it up. I responded to another post which needlessly interjected partisan politics into a thread about a frigging hamburger. And you weren't just pointing something out, you were adding to the ridiculous political mudslinging. In a post about a hamburger.

@OctaveDoctor: You may want to learn the definition of "factual" my friend. His comment could arguably be called relevant but it can in no way, shape or form be considered factual.

@Trollspanker: Pretty similar. But as nothing along those lines was said here there's not much point to bringing it up, is there?

@OctaveDoctor: Actually, dipshit, the original "experiment" was frquently cited in the campaing to ban happy meals in San Francisco, not exactly a right-wing stronghold.

Sounds perfectly reasonable to me.

Why all the excitement over Gedde Watanabe?

@J-No: Reminds me, I need your email address.

Won't somebody think of the children?

To protest I will burn all of my gravy-stained wrinkled plaid shirts in Public Square.

Hey, it worked for Leitch.

@Botswana Meat Commission FC: You kidding? Cincinnatus laid down the plow, led his forces to victory, then returned to the fields when he was no longer needed. Cal Ripken, Jr. could have taken a page out of his book.

A DS fucklist would make one hell of a birthday present.

@ArtestantReformation: Aren't you busy banning art and staging race riots? Also, the Montgomery Inn had probably the shittiest ribs I tasted in my life. The best meal in Cincy is in Kentucky. Seriously, get back to me when your airport is in the same state as you.