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leh-nerd skin-erd

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  1. Action: marked for death. keep screwface, because them have two heads and four eyes ******* Romantic Comedy: deep throat. keep, well, obviously we know who to keep.
  2. From the article: "What I’ve seen is that while there continue to be all kinds of harms associated with drug possession and use, it’s also the case that we have created—in an effort to deal with what amounts to a public health problem—we have created an even bigger problem. A justice problem and its form of a health problem." Yes..it's a 'we' problem. Of course it is, Mayor Pete. The hundreds of millions of Americans who somehow, as if by magic, avoided the pitfalls of buying illicit drugs on a street corner from a guy named Scubby 2Rox are the real problem. In fact, let's sit in judgement of the non-meth heads and expunge the criminal records of the drug crazed hordes. Why on earth would we want the non-meth-heads to know someone may have been incarcerated for a drug crime? What is there to be afraid of? I say we decriminalize crime entirely.
  3. "HEY....AMISH...TIME TO GET OFF THE TRAIN!"
  4. She's the Taylor Swift of Climate activism.
  5. World War Z keep the Israeli
  6. I did not! Thanks!
  7. One last part. My friend's mom was his sister. She was awesome--funny, tough, strong Bronx accent. We used to see her fairly often, couple times a year. She liked me for whatever reason, and usually greeted me the same way each time I saw her. "Hey...Buffalo!". ?
  8. I lived in lower Hudson valley in the early 80s-90s. I didn’t think he was funny really at all, but put the “Nappy headed hos” comment in the context of a poor attempt at humor. As I recall, they had a bit going and it was supposed to be edgy, and it was. Too edgy, mean spirited but I would be surprised if he thought any more than “this should get a laugh”. When you pay a guy to be controversial, and the whole point is pushing boundaries, it happens. It’s not at all surprising he would look foolish in a panel discussion with collegiate athletes trying to defend some dopey thing he said. He had as much of a chance beating them one-on-one. given the current state of the world and what can be said/done/implied by all manner of celebrity on air or via Twitter, it’s fair to say he was just ahead of his time.
  9. I mentioned a while back that I met George Carlin. A close friend was his nephew, and he and his wife surprised me for a birthday with front row/ meet and greet. We were at a small club in Ct, GC comes out, starts his show and waves to our friends. After the show, we navigate through a strip club next door to get backstage. Very nice guy, told me how “backstage via strip club” was much more the norm of his life than Radio City Musical Hall. Probably not a surprise, but he was Mensa-level genius. My wife met him a couple times (I was out of town the first time), spent several hours walking Atlantic City boardwalk. Good guy. The other thing—sent his family Holiday cards. One year, he sent a photo of his dog humping his cat with the caption “PIECE!”. One of my favorites of all time.
  10. Everything I ever needed to know I learned from Sam Kinison.
  11. I was texting a couple friends on the possibility that prosecutors may file felony charges against Bob Kraft for his visit to the Greased Dog massage parlor last year (the text includes a Bills fan, Pats fan, Steelers fan and a Jets fan). The long and short was we collectively discussed civil liberties and Kraft being a target of malicious prosecution. Anyway, I replied that I had greater concerns as it related to FBI and DOJ w/ respect to FISA. The jets fan hates Trump, describes himself as a libertarian. His response: “Sure, mistakes were made but don’t be THAT guy”. I replied I was most definitely THAT guy. The only two reasonable conclusions to FISA/Russia/Mueller are top-to-bottom institutional Incompetence by the greatest law enforcement agency in the world or Corruption at the highest level. thanks for linking this. I’ll send it on.
  12. Oh, I get it. Line them up against the wall to counterbalance, not to shoot them! I get it now Greta. I love the Swedes. I shall go willingly.
  13. When considering vacation destinations, we always check Trivago reviews for locations the steam clean the $#@& off sidewalks weekly v monthly. It’s just way more classy. I visited SF 15-20 years ago. I have a buddy who grew up in the city, parents house overlooked the bay with Alcatraz in the distance. He always said it was one of the most beautiful cities in the world and I couldn’t argue. It’s unbelievable what people will allow from their elected leaders.
  14. I got into an argument one day with a guy who was screaming about the insensitivity of people refusing to support the removal of Civil War monuments, how important it was to remember our history, and how tone deaf people could be about the sins of our past. I was confused, I was only upset that he parked his Toyota Camry in the handicapped space in front of the World War II memorial.
  15. What a self-serving arrogant c#ckknocker Brokaw is. “I hope we all learned a lesson” followed by some self-serving bs about the Jewel family being paid off? The only lesson to be learned is that after he ruined RJs life, Brokaw went on to enjoy an embarrassment of riches while RJ was driven to an early grave.
  16. This guy was a marketing genius. Positioned himself as an outsider, Insider to the max, richer than #@$& as a result, corrupt and generally a douchebag.
  17. The creep factor of a Kevin Spacey is off the charts, 1 dead a coincidence, 2 dead odd but 3 dead including a royal is one of those things that make you go Hmmmmmm. I'm actually going off the grid even for typing his name. I suggest you do the same last you suddenly get tossed in front of a train (House or Cards S1/hot little journalist/presidential slam puppet meets her end).
  18. I feel like Rip Van Winkle on some of this stuff. I’m around, I feel like I am up-to-date, and turns out people are targeting people struggling with disabilities, someone is threatening someone else with death, and Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday was Tom’s Huckleberry. I do recall the Dude as being anti-police, definitely wound tight on the Middle East and that he had issues with women.
  19. Quaerite primum intelligendum est intelligendum.
  20. exactly, plus all the fossil fuels used to 'travel' with no carbon credits purchased to offset.
  21. damn it, beat me to it!
  22. Millions of dollars at her disposal and it sounds like she recorded the audio on this gem. That voice is like an ice pick in the nads.
  23. I found many travel parents to be borderline psychotic when it came to interacting with coaches, officials and parents. I wasn't always thrilled with the structure of the organization(s), either, as there often seemed to be more of a profit motive than I would like to see. Maybe soccer is different. Big picture, I think 'travel' clubs contribute to our global enviro issues and can be quit divisive in practice. I'd eliminate them totally.
  24. Am I being punkd? Is that you Ashton Kuchner, over behind the potted plant?? I said 3 times Benghazi was political. Impeachment is political. My point was only that given what happened in Benghazi, there is not a political adversary that would not 'launch an investigation'. The cover up made it uglier than it was. It was an outright lie to the American people, manufactured and as I indicated earlier, imo, an effort to sew seeds of hatred against Libyans. But political, yes. Always. 100% of the time.
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