If you take a stroll through porn websites, you'd see that cuckold porn mostly involves Jewish producers and filmmaker…
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I… I think I'm doing a different kind of "strolling" than you.
If you take a stroll through porn websites, you'd see that cuckold porn mostly involves Jewish producers and filmmaker…
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I… I think I'm doing a different kind of "strolling" than you.
He is said it out of context and the liberal media twisted what he said.
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WTF? Things don't get said out of context.
We all had parents that said even more ridiculous things.
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Uh… Speak for yourself there, pal.
I wouldn't believe Crappie People, either.
I don't mind his rhetoric.
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Well, then… That certainly settles that.
So, if I have this right: You think that you're gonna send a link of this to Jones, and that he's gonna respond, while his custody trial is underway, to give his side of the story? Do I have that about right?
"At a recent pretrial hearing, attorney Randall Wilhite told state District Judge Orlinda Naranjo that using his client Alex Jones’ on-air Infowars persona to evaluate Alex Jones as a father would be like judging Jack Nicholson in a custody dispute based on his performance as the Joker in “Batman.”"
So how do you reconcile that Jones, whose powers of perception and judgment are without peer, would marry such a shallow money-grubber?
If, as spelled out in the article, the character that's being attacked is just "a character" he adopts as an entertainer, then it's not a "hit piece," is it? It'd be just be a review of some entertainer.
That's rather glib. Another, more accurate, way to look at it is that the kids' mother— who has a pretty serious interest in those kids' welfare— doesn't want them to be raised by an unhinged conspiracy theorist.
Oh I get it, because you like his lies less.
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Nobody ever barged into a pizza place brandishing a weapon over "No Honey, you don't look fat in that dress." Nobody ever tormented and harassed the parents of murdered children over "I can't help you move that weekend; I'll be…
Damn right!
Well, you shouldn't have joined the Infontry.
[pause] That's the worst name I ever heard.
Don't forget works by hillbillies and chimpanzees.
The one I remember in Downtown, near the Courthouse and Old Jail, was worn away by years of traffic and salting/plowing.
I think a lot of people who love it had it as a childhood food— or at least they want to think they did. In my neighborhood, nobody, including my Mom, seemed to make homemade mac-n-cheese, so I don't have that kind of nostalgia for it.
I've had it all over North America. To me, the lovingly-prepared, pasta-made-from-scratch, locally-sourced-artisan-cheese, etc. versions are only slightly better than Kraft outta the box made with margarine. None of it is bad; it's just not my thing. And I really don't understand how some people can gush over it…
I don't get this love of macaroni and cheese. It's just not that good— at least to my admittedly unsophisticated palate.