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Global warming err Climate change HOAX
unbillievable replied to Very wide right's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Why is "Global Warming" the only science Liberals obsessively believe? They don't understand Economics. They're afraid of GMO's. They warn against Vaccines. They reject the concept of genders. They preach a Technology-free carbon-less lifestyle... Why is this one thing different? -
Some of us just want to see the current political system burn.
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..And they all still vote Democrat.
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Trigger warnings are for p%$$#*s Muslim is not a race Mexican is a not a race Illegal Immigrant is not a race stop saying everything is raysis Knowing you need a job (instead of committing a crime) for money, is not an example of "privilege." This forum is not a safe space.
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Trump Alone at the Top
unbillievable replied to Gene Frenkle's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Is there any way Trump is organizing the protests? These idiots keep putting him in the news and it's rallying everyone to his side; from disenfranchised voters to American Idol couch potatoes, they all want to see the reality star become president for pure entertainment. I have friends who haven't paid attention in decades (not even to Obama) talking about this stuff. -
College shut down by lightsaber scare
unbillievable replied to Beerball's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I would suggest lightsaber free zones, but people with flashlights would get arrested. -
reposted for comparison
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Can Obama pardon someone before they get charged?
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People are addicted to their phone
unbillievable replied to unbillievable's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I don't identify with my phone. It's technology, not a personality trait; unlike clothes. There are just some policies that don't matter enough to quit. For example, they allow Yoga pants (regardless of weight limit) -
Trump Alone at the Top
unbillievable replied to Gene Frenkle's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Trump will be the first Independent candidate to become President. He'll truly be bipartisan, since both parties hate him. -
College shut down by lightsaber scare
unbillievable replied to Beerball's topic in Off the Wall Archives
What color was it? If it was red, the police should bring him in for questioning. -
Here's some sportsmanship for ya
unbillievable replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Off the Wall Archives
was there a shot clock? -
There are different species of Tuna, depending on where they live. Albacore is basically junk fish that has to be cooked. Bluefin is for sushi and costs $$$$
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TBD blocked at my work!
unbillievable replied to Canadian Bills Fan's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I was negotiating with a Nigerian Prince. Please unblock the email or the the company will lose millions of dollars. -
People are addicted to their phone
unbillievable replied to unbillievable's topic in Off the Wall Archives
It's been discussed at work how severe the punishment was for such a "minor" offense. There's people supporting both sides of this. Yes he's an idiot, but maybe they should have just given him a warning not to do it again. FYI: cellphones were not allowed at all prior to 2008. The company had to make the exception because so many people "needed" their phone. The guy was working here during those times. It's well known. He's a 15yr employee. The salary bump is over 4yrs. He didn't make it 2 days. There were a lot of applicants (only in-house). Now we're wondering if someone else will get the job or will they wait for the lawsuit to be resolved. I'm wondering if he has a case. Are cellphones a right? -
There is an area at work where only approved cellphones are allowed. There is a security checkpoint to enter. A person at work was just promoted (double salary), which required him to go through the checkpoint. After filling out some forms, they told him it would be processed in 3 days. Then he'll get a shiny sticker to paste to the back. On the first day (no sticker), they confiscated his phone at the checkpoint, to be returned on his way out. On day two, he decided to sneak the phone into the building. While texting inside, someone saw the lack of sticker and reported it to security. They escorted him out. Fired. He's suing to get his job back; says he needed a cellphone for emergencies. He's in his 30's.
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-The sky is blue. -How do you know this? -I looked up. -Prove it. -It's obvious to anyone with eyes. -That's you're opinion. -Here is a color wheel. It's clearly a shade of blue. -Maybe in this light, but if you tilt it to the side, the shade changes. -Okay, what color do you think it is? -What I think is immaterial. -I see. You're an @#%hat.
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Trump Alone at the Top
unbillievable replied to Gene Frenkle's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
People are flocking to trump like he's become a Kardashian. -
That wasn't a brake check.
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Global warming err Climate change HOAX
unbillievable replied to Very wide right's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I'm one of those people that run my AC during the winter instead of opening a window. -
Scarborough and Republicans getting economic religion?
unbillievable replied to TPS's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Someone didn't pay attention in Economics class... Let's throw out science and go with gut feelings. It's much better. Why does the left so consistently follow their emotions over logic and reason? "Regardless of Kansas' economic performance, Mr. Frank's main thesis--that people who are struggling economically should be voting as liberals, not conservatives--is dubious. As an editorial in the Wichita Eagle observed: "There's nothing wrong with many Kansans wanting to hold onto a little more of their paychecks . . . or preferring that when they need help it comes from their family, their church, their community--not an intrusive federal government." But what's really astounding is that Mr. Frank, who offers little in the way of economic data, would base his argument on such blatant falsehoods. To Mr. Frank's liberal prejudices, something may be the matter with Kansas, but it sure isn't its economy." By the reviews, most (unbiased) people can't get through the first chapter without choking on the liberal propaganda. Maybe if the author had presented data instead of rhetoric... Basically, his argument is: "why would people not vote to give themselves free #$@!?"