I CAN’T STOP VISITING THIS SITE OF INFURIATING ARTICLES

Was that body blindfolded and carrying a scale?

This is suddenly seeming like the only real possibility.

That really is the only explanation.

Tried to dissolve a body in it?

I’m still kind of mad that ‘female empowerment’ is embodied by a girl, rather than a grown-ass woman. But I guess girls are non-threatening enough to not crush the testicles of these manbabies....

And a loser. Don’t forget it represents losers as well.

Freedom of Speech doesn’t protect you from another US Citizen saying “I don’t like the thing you are saying.” It protects you from the government locking you in jail cause you said that thing. The guy who tackled the flag waving racist went to jail and paid a fine. There was no government action against the flag…

Or an asshole musician who thinks he’s a rebel re: Kid Rock. Music’s bottom feeder.

It never ceases to amaze me how many people want to self-identify as the lowest form of life.

I understand what you are saying, but I’d imagine that to a black person, a white guy waving the Confederate flag is a message of “I wish that you black people were once again property of white people.”

The Confederate Flag: Because why let people just think you’re a racist?

‘Secessionist Party’....hilarious. Those fuckwits wouldn’t have a clue what to do with themselves without the government that tolerates their existence. But yeah, this is quite satisfying in its’ restrained, graceful execution.

The air intake is on the side, right behind the driver’s side door. Hard to make out on a black car in a low resolution video, so here’s a better picture.

Testosterone and lack of frontal lobes.

I bet they want us to think he intentionally honked the horn and not that it was the first thing to go wrong.

So where’s the plagiarism aside from the five words “back to you... the people”?

As long as it's a Haswell based Chromebook you should be able to. You have to first put the Chromebook in developer mode, then enable legacy boot and usb boot. Then it should work fine. I did it and it runs pretty much any Debian-base.