When the losers still believe they won because...I don’t know...reasons I guess, then it is appropriate.
When the losers still believe they won because...I don’t know...reasons I guess, then it is appropriate.
I don’t know, he’s nearly indestructible.
I guess all I’m trying to say is that if the Confederacy didn’t want to be called a bunch of losers they shouldn’t have lost
I mean, they were traitors to the United States. I’m not sure there’s any way around that, regardless of the reason people signed up to fight on the Confederate side...
Because in this case, the losers still think the war is going on. They need to be reminded periodically.
In the battle for free human life, I think cheering the “winners” and mocking the “losers” and their motivation will always be an OK thing.
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Richard Spencer is already stretched enough as it is between his work spreading propaganda, that Nazi treasure trove in Argentina, and now this. The city of Orlando should just set fire to the damn thing and be done with it.
Get to the mohel doesn’t have the same ring.
You just slather those nuts up with vaseline and the ticks can’t dig in. Everyone knows this.
That seems a little extreme for getting ticks off your balls. I’m sure chopping isn’t necessary.
Alas, I haven’t time to hemorrhage
Yeah, but if the tick bleeds, you can kill it.
If it was me, after the first tick it would be time to GET TO THE CHOPPA’
It was the 1980's. I’m betting the crew just assumed he was using too much cocaine.
You get a star just for the Beastie Boys.......
The cop cars here have a separate isolated battery in the trunk (It’s charged off the car’s electrical system but it’s only used for jumps) with a set of jumper cables that will plug in at the front or rear of the cruiser (and they’re like 12 feet long) so they can jump cars without risking the car’s electrical system
Alright so while I wasn’t driving, and it wasn’t my car, I was there for this whole debacle. This involved my dad and my family’s 1986 Toyota Van Wagon, sometime in the mid-90s.
I’m all for using the metric system, but I gotta say I think Fahrenheit is worth keeping around. Celsius is better in many situations, but when I’m talking about how cold/hot it is outside, having a system that’s based more around the temperatures we’re likely to experience makes sense.