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hpslugga

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  1. You should have left them a burning shitbag
  2. I mean the moment anyone starts talking about “bipartisanship,” you need to hold your wallet. Bipartisanship is about the most stupid thing that appeals to ignorant people who seriously believe the US is a centrist country with two parties that are equidistant from the axis point of the political spectrum. So yeah, Kyrsten, go ahead and brag about the art of bridging the gap between the off-the-spectrum right and the center right. Go ahead and brag about how star spangled fucking awesome you think that is. Meanwhile, as others have already pointed out, you’re wildly unpopular in your own state for that precise and exact reason.
  3. That “Warnock is a wife beating asshole too” bit is perhaps the worst example of the pot calling the silverware black I’ve ever seen.
  4. Exactly. Just looking at the raw score by itself tells you absolutely nothing.
  5. If you haven’t heard commentary by James E. Cornette regarding that fucking clown, you are depriving yourself.
  6. Anal intercourse with a dildo doesn’t produce offspring. See I can ruin lunches, too.
  7. Well he did get this one right: Saturday is making a bunch of people look dumb.
  8. FIFY And this does bear examination because it's triggered a really stupid idea from dishonest morons who even today drag their feet at the idea of a playoff/expanded playoff. It reads like "well we should see what everyone's records are at the end of the year and that would dictate how many playoff teams there should be." "Should be" "belong" "should not be," etc. This all purely moralistic rhetoric. They want to base the structure of the postseason entirely around their own personal feelings. And they know full well that will never work because 1) it's never that simple and 2) it has nothing to do with the real world. In the real world, those playoff games are part of a contract that's in effect well in advance of any given season. Those contracts stipulate where the games are to take place, when they are to take place, how many tickets Team A and Team B are allotted, where they're supposed to be lodged, where they're supposed to be dined, where they're supposed to make public appearances, etc. Imagine going up to a stakeholder of one of those contracts and saying "sorry but we can't fulfill the contract because some random douchebags on the internet have...
  9. Let's not forget there was also the incompetent Big 12. The SEC and ACC had a built-in red herring rule, which meant that if such a 3-way tie for a division crown were to occur, the lowest ranked team would be removed from the equation and then it'd be decided by who won the head-to-head between the two highest ranked teams. In the SEC and ACC, Texas advances because Tech's existence in the whole thing would have been discarded.
  10. NFL does it right. They have the best product hands down from start to finish. Their playoffs blow any other sport out the water, especially college football. I mean the NFL, when being tossed into these CFP discussions, isn't any more relevant than the UIL, the NCAA, or any other football league (or team sports league in general) that uses a postseason tournament to determine its champion. There's nothing particularly unique about the NFL, but it makes for a great red herring, in the tiny minds of whiny bitches who whine and bitch about the playoffs, because they think that this kind of pseudo-elitism and snobbery passes as a valid argument. What I actually hear/read from people who throw in the "evil NFL!" schmatte is no more enlightening than the guy who said "he was on the internet and I'm in college." That having been said, if one claims to be a football fan and says they didn't enjoy the fuck out of the NFL playoffs last year in particular, then one is a lying asshole.
  11. You know full well his little rabbit ass doesn't have the first fucking clue.
  12. Ben Shapiro and his merry band of storytellers.
  13. That shit is embedded in their DNA, my dude. These are motherfuckers that would rather climb up a tree to tell a lie than stand on the ground and tell the truth.
  14. “The report was biased because Hunter Biden, COVID-19 lab origins, the homeless in San Francisco, Nancy Pelosi, Vince Foster, and John Kerry hates the troops.”
  15. At least post the one with the right commentary…
  16. Again, I don’t know why you guys even bother with pig-ignorant little shittrolls like this one. There’s a difference between someone who don’t know and someone who won’t know.
  17. That's the very essence of right wing America: all of the rights, none of the responsibilities. Of course they have their own share of apologists, which is just another word for "professional liars who lie in defense of an indefensible position," and of course they have to make it seem like their positions are rooted in this deep, ideological and intellectual thought process. Here's all it really amounts to: magic thinking on the order of...
  18. They would except for one small problem: If you took all of their testicles and rolled them into the tip of a drinking straw, it’d look like kernels of corn rolling around in a storm drain.
  19. Ok so three things about that: 1. bullshit 2. bullshit 3. bullshit I would believe that Trump “got punked” or “trolled” if someone like Lee Merritt or Norman Finkelstein or Amy Goodman showed up. Fuentes is the exact kind of person you’d expect to meet with him.
  20. Yeah, we’re past the point of no return on that one
  21. Won’t need to. We already saw that Kemp had 200k more votes than Walker (basically the same number of people who voted for Loeffler in the 2021 runoff), which means that 200k people aren’t even going to bother showing up to vote for him…but that number will be even bigger because a lot of people who pulled the lever for Walker did so because “I’m really just here for Kemp, but while I’m at it…” The people who did that aren’t going to show up either, and this revelation about the primary residence being in Texas will turn off a lot of them. There’s also the fact that the D’s already captured the senate, so a lot of those “I voted for Walker because I want the senate majority” types won’t bother either because “what’s the point, we already lost.” Multiple reasons to expect a depressed Walker turnout, and little if any reason to suspect Warnock suffers those kinds of setbacks.
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