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Nivek

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  1. That businesses allow this shit is the most infuriating part. Also more evidence that cat owners are better than dog people.
  2. Those kitchens were something else to assemble. Make bikes seem quite easy by comparison. Basketball hoop was difficult compounded by a missing piece. For you younger dads, try not have Santa presents you have to really assemble. It always takes longer at night than the instructions and those kids are waking up at sunrise.
  3. You see, Oregon beat Colorado, the hottest team in the land, cementing Oregon as a top 5 team for the remainder of the season. When it turned out, Colorado was pyrite, they named Oregon Montreal or Mount Royal.
  4. Seems to me there are too many low interest teams playing on the same day and not enough bigger, regionally interesting teams to serve as the main attraction.
  5. I believe the correct nomenclature is the worm is turning.
  6. What's aggy got to do, got to do with it? What's aggy, but a second-hand program.
  7. That's ridiculous. Flamethrowers would be much better. As the flames will cook and contract all of the muscles and boil out whatever water was left in the tissue.
  8. Jimbo is a Saint and did no wrong. Aggy aggyed it up.
  9. We need some William The Refrigerator Perry plays for Sweat. I had his GI Joe action figure.
  10. How can they save when their salaries are the only thing not impacted by inflation. Look at the actual wealth distribution in this country and then look at it 50 years ago.
  11. Goddamn y’all are obsessed with Oregon. Is it in your state’s charter that you have to reference Oregon at least 12 times a day?
  12. In Jimmy's defense here, I don't think I agree with the underlined portion. How does one define more religious? Do they pray harder?
  13. Also I think Christianity is something like 63% of the population. If you scroll down on that pew research you will see that approximately 80% of both groups feel like their religion guides their politics and nearly the same number believe in a higher power. From the perspective of the non-religious, the government is run by religious folks and there is a growing theocratic element to some of these movements. But while some of the encroachments are being resisted, others are not. I think many of us would be OK with this convict/convert:
  14. Democratic People's Republic of Korea is neither democratic nor a republic.
  15. This is just a bit hypersensitive Jimmy. Of course religious people are not a monolith, and a drive through any town of any size in this country will demonstrate that just based on the divergence within each umbrella category. I didn't think I needed to write this out. Just like when I tell my wife I am going to the store, I don't tell her I wore pants and bought the items with American money instead of stealing them. I figured that would be understood.
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