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Sure would be nice to spend the next... forever someplace else.

It was about as dumb as you get. The last thing I ever want to do while inebriated is come in contact with any law man for any reason, much less while I am driving.

I don’t understand any of these ass kissers.  What’s the point of having F-U money if you’re not willing to say F-U?

It is fine to call in a drunk driver if you are also drunk, but maybe don’t stop and interact with the police that you just called if you are drunk? I mean, the better answer here is don’t drive drunk, but obviously this guy isn’t the sharpest tool in the box, but he might be the biggest. 

The same is true of Zuck courting Trump and the alt-right. They’re also-rans. Wannabes. Pretenders to a throne that nobody should be proud to sit on in the first place.

Gotta love it when these idiots fight, but there’s no one to root for. Reminded me of something I saw in the NYT this morning. I read that someone said of Musk: “He’s a truly evil person.” OK, sure. Then I saw that the quote came from Steve Bannon. My brain is now vapour locked.

Seems ol’ Jeffy is a day late and a couple hundred million short of commanding Donnie the Con’s attention at this point.

ProPublica has been knocking it out of the park lately.  This story, the car tows in Connecticut, the mole that infiltrated a few militias.  Really excellent reporting that needs to be more common in America, especially over the next four years.

Musk, Trump, Thiel, et al. are megalomaniacal psychopaths. James Bond would be sent to kill every one of them.

Yup, here it comes... graft, kickbacks, shoddy work and labor practices that are cruel and unfair to workers. Send those non-union coal miners back underground for 10 hour shifts with no breaks, overtime or safety gear... fine by me; that’s what they voted for.

It does indeed sound very official. It does also sound like exactly the sort of thing a wackdoodle trying to sound important would say, since the acronyms themselves aren’t hidden or particularly obscure. I’m kind of wondering why a special forces guy would supposedly end up in program management anyway, since that’s

Yeah, it’s like they’re saying stuff just to say stuff, and even they don’t understand what they’re actually saying.

That’s because there is very little underlying logic to be had. These are evolving slang terms originating from very niche internet subcultures made up largely of misanthropic recluses - it’s probably not worth integrating them into the broader lexicon, and Gaetz using them as he is demonstrates where his head is at.

This is both hilarious and tragically accurate. But let’s not forget about “Kevins”, who possess traits from both the Kyle and Chad groups, but are often characterized by aggressive stupidity and being perpetually stuck in 8th grade.

Thanks for the explanation.  It makes sense what you’re saying, but it doesn’t make sense at the same time.  I guess the underlying lack of logic is what’s so confusing.

I love how even Reuters and AP News are starting to use the worse possible photos of Elon musk and trump. 

Weed might as well be Tylenol. Cocaine is their choice of drug

Depending on your clearance level, the usual interval is 7 years for a TS/SCI. There are programs that require a lower time interval. Polys are amusing times depending on Agency.

They should give Muskrat his own special level of security clearance with very particular secrets. When Putin starts talking about America’s new Shiba-class spy satellites, we’ll know exactly how intimate Elmo gets with Daddy Vladdy on his ketamine-fueled phone calls.

Yes, depends on the level. The higher it is the the less time in between investigations.  It is periodically.