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Posts posted by atomheartbevo
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1 hour ago, BradInATX said:
Good grief.
But there's no way that woman believes any of the crap she's spewing. She's 100% pure con artist. That's straight grift, not even with some sort of rationalization that allows her to feel personally justified about what she's doing. She's scamming the dumbest of the dumb, she knows it, and doesn't care. She's perfect for Trump. Guarantee you she's an atheist.
And yeah, as others have said, they're definitely smashing.
A thrice-married “Christian” who was caught coming out of a hotel with Benny Hinn is not on the up and up? Shocking I say, shocking!
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I’ve heard this rumor from multiple people, both from a neighborhood email list, and from some people from the neighborhood I was talking to after voting this morning.
The rumor is that the Randall’s at 38th and Shoal Creek is going to be torn down and replaced by a large apartment complex. I don’t like their prices, but i usually stopped by a few times of week to get stuff for my kid or us, and I always thought an H-E-B would just kill it there. Even so, they always seemed busy enough.
That would be such an Austin thing to do - replace a neighborhood grocery with apartments. Because, you know, we need more traffic on 38th, Exposition, North Lamar, Shoal Creek, Mopac, etc. as people have to drive a few more miles to get to a grocery store.
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Figured if any of the GO blogs would be willing to jump on the Deadspin bandwagon, it’d be The Root, but damned if Jezebel isn’t going to keep Trump stories front and center.
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No way Bolton skips a chance to shit all over the guy that stabbed him in the back. Trump was dumb enough to bring an ideologue on board.
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If the GOP has to spend extra in Texas so that Trump’s margin is a little bigger, or to keep the House and Senate (R), that’s millions that won’t be spent in other states.
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9 minutes ago, HenryJames said:
Somebody seems a little scared.
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11 minutes ago, Modessit said:
When we were kids, if a cousin got chicken pox all the other kids were brought over to get it, too.
Yep, same here. The idea of doing something like that in 2019 would probably make a lot of younger parents shit themselves.
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56 minutes ago, Bozo_Casanova said:
It is the measure of how bad things have gotten that I am grateful for Chief Justice John Roberts.
If you told me back in 2003 when he was appointed, that by 2019 Roberts would be siding with the librool judges on occasion, that’s he’s the swing vote, and that he may put a huge brake on a Republican President....
I would have said “let me guess, the Astros are also going to switch to the AL, win a World Series, and compete for another World Series, LOL!”
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4 hours ago, Lobo said:
by the way, when did the Chicken Pox go away?? I had them about 35 years ago. Then I saw my last classmate/friend with them about 30 years ago. Then I saw some kid with them about 20 years ago. And then just never thought about it again. How/when did they go away?
Vaccine started becoming popular in the mid-90s. I never even noticed it, and just didn’t think about because I hadn’t heard of anybody getting it in years
The Rugrats episode was early 90s. Chicken Pops. Synopsis was funny
Quotewhen Chas and Chuckie finally come over, it's revealed that Chuckie has the chickenpox. Chas puts calamine lotion all over Chuckie and puts mittens on Chuckie's hands to keep him from scratching himself. Didi and Betty take Tommy, Phil, and Lil outside to play and to keep their distance from Chuckie.
The rest of the babies want to know what "chicken pops" is and why Chuckie couldn't come outside. To scare the babies, Angelica tells them that when someone gets the chicken pox, they actually turn into a chicken! Tommy doesn't believe her at first until Chuckie eventually gets covered in feathers (from a Dummi Bears pillow that Tommy and the twins were playing with earlier) that stick to the calamine lotion that Chas put on him. Tommy and the other babies soon think he's actually turning into a chicken.
QuoteTommy, Phil, and Lil notice that they're getting itchy and they realized that they've now got the chicken pox, just like Chuckie. They get scared and start to cry. Chuckie's happy that his friends are joining him, but Tommy and the twins continue to cry and scratch their itchy spots. Angelica makes it worse by telling them that the adults are going to have a barbecue at the picnic and are going to eat them.
QuoteThe other adults explain how their kids now have chickenpox, but Lucy assures them that it's not a big deal and that their kids are actually better off getting it while they're still young, as the chickenpox are much worse if you get them as an adult (especially if you're a man).
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If you want the future of roads in Austin, check out Shoal Creek north of 38th. Half of it is fully dedicated to bike lanes, and with the new dividers going up, there is no going around somebody pulling into the school/Jewish center there in the mornings and afternoons.
And that’s before Bull Creek throws more traffic on that road.
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18 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
The tweets, the meltdowns will be delicious.

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1 hour ago, Pescado_Rojo said:
he'll be smearing it on the walls in 5 minutes.
Cousin fuckers aren’t known for their sophistication.
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8 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
I'm a bit slighted that Richard Spencer didn't see fit to rage against "spics," being that we are the preferred dark-skinned bogeyman these days].
That’s because he knows y’all are better than the fucking Irish and Armenians.
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10 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:
Sort of the right's supposed disdain for movie stars. They hate Hollywood but elect actors and singers to office. Fred Thompson almost parlayed a TV gig as the NYC District Attorney into a presidential nomination. He was hoping to follow the footsteps of Ronald Reagan.
Are you serious? He got his JD from Vanderbilt in the 60s, and was the one who asked the question “Mr. Butterfield, were you aware of the existence of any listening devices in the Oval Office of the President?” during the Watergate hearings.
He didn't start acting until the mid-80s when he was in his 40s.
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38 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:
If ruling for Trump would mean POTUS could not be investigated, then that would gut the impeachment provision of the Constitution. It would literally mean impeachment would have to be undertaken w/o investigation, at least to my way of thinking. I can't see that happening at all.
These justices may be conservative shitstains, but they're not all stupid and they're not all willing to trample on the Constitution.
34 minutes ago, kevwun said:No, I don't expect that Roberts will let them basically declare that Trump is an emperor.
31 minutes ago, A-Tex Devil said:I'm leaning toward Roberts doing the right thing. But Trump has three votes in the bag (Kavanaugh, Thomas, Alito) regardless of the law.
Would be awesome if they don't even grant cert.
Roberts seems like he gives a shit about his legacy, and that of the USSC.
Unlike all of the bought-and-paid-for Rs in Congress, he’s not required to hold Trump’s mushroom while he pisses.
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My first-grader was watching Rugrats this weekend, and asked me about whether he was going to get chickenpox. It was something I had never thought about, even though he and his sister were vaccinated for it.
Granted, until he was born, I just wasn't around many kids, or adults acting in their capacity as parents, so I had not thought about it, but just a weird fucking thought that something so prevalent, and scary at times (sister was hospitalized for it, as was my best friend) when I was a kid is not even a thing anymore - I can't recall hearing about anybody I know having to deal with it in the last 20 years (since the vaccine became popular).
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Our 3 year-old started doing this fake crying/screaming like she was hurt or something. Embarrassing/irritating as hell.
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4 minutes ago, seven said:
Serious question, are black people even allowed in the stands at an Alabama football game?
Tuscaloosa area is bordered by 3 or 4 counties that went for Hillary.
I would imagine that many Alabama players, and LSU as well, remember what he thinks of black NFL players.
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1 hour ago, henrygandorf said:
twitter has completely enabled this monster, and it won't stop until twitter stops allowing him to do it. how many diplomats, patriots, veterans, witnesses or public servants need to be shit on, lied about, smeared, or "discredited", not to mention tampered with or flat-out intimidated before twitter fucking does something.
Shame that, unless he goes looking for it, unlike the boos in Washington and the MMA fight, he will never see how many people on twitter hate him.
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7 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:Trying desperately to find a crowd that won’t boo him.
Maybe he wants to hand out a trophy or other award. He's heard good things about people who do that.

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1 hour ago, Liquor and Poker said:
And I think that Jean Smart (of all people) resurrecting her career through deep-thought, complex, comic-book TV (this and Legion) is the most interesting story of all. I am waiting for Delta Burke to make an appearance.
Yeah, had a crush on her a few decades ago.
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In 15 years, she can help launch our "women over 70 who still have it" thread.
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20 hours ago, TexasHooch said:
That's what I said Re: season 1. It's Rainbow Six.
With more f-bombs.
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Richard Spencer may get invited back to aggy, but Jacob Wohl and Charlie Kirk get more publicity. Hell, Kirk even gets Donnies retweets


Donald Trump 2019
in Cloak Room
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His tweet is about the Mormon women and kids being shot and burned alive in Mexico. He will be on to Schifty shortly.
https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/11/05/americas/mormons-attacked-us-mexico-border/index.html?r=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2F