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The harmed person is the lady who got a 200k+ severance package for throwing out racial slurs. try and keep up
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ok fine, we'll let Dean Cain do it after we lock him in closet with a couple months worth of ozempic
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Looking forward to seeing Scott Baio in the lead role of this guy's biopic
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who is the greatest robot/droid/character of mechanical persuasion
Foosters replied to Rimbo's topic in Movies and TV
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do you live inside a Cormac McCarthy novel?
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The CA baggage is real. 30 years of right wing media have convinced a sizeable portion of the country that California - a state home to one of every eight Americans, and the cultural, technological, and economic powerhouse of the US - is a failed, crime-ridden hellscape. That said, others should take note that pushing back on Trump and calling out his BS seems to work
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https://www.politico.com/news/2025/12/09/newsoms-favorability-rating-surges-in-california-00681683 Newsom’s favorability rating jumped 10 percentage points over the course of the year, from 46 percent in June to 56 percent this month. The Legislature’s standing improved by 8 points in the same time period, reaching a 53 percent majority. And for the first time since 2021, a slim majority of voters — 51 percent — said, in consecutive months, that California is on the right track. Behind that reversal was more optimism among independent voters and a double-digit confidence boost among Democratic voters, who also reported far higher enthusiasm than their Republican counterparts to vote in the upcoming midterms. That likely reflects the reality of new maps boosting Democrats and shrinking the GOP’s competitiveness. The results paint a picture of a Democratic electorate emerging from the doldrums as its leaders adopt a more aggressive stance toward Trump, culminating in the landslide victory last month of their Proposition 50 redistricting ballot initiative. California Democrats also enjoy support from the independent voters who compose a quarter of the state’s electorate, the poll found. Nearly two-thirds said voter approval of gerrymandered congressional districts was “mostly a good thing,” and a majority said the November special election was worth its $251 million price tag. At the start of the year, legislative Democrats vowed a focus on affordability and Newsom sought a more diplomatic approach toward the White House as the party reeled from crushing election defeats. But that shifted as Trump pursued policies that are anathema to many Californians, from sweeping immigration raids to deep spending cuts. Now Newsom is touting the party’s Prop 50 win, along with Democratic victories across the country last month, as evidence the party is “in its ascendancy.” The governor and other California Democrats are still grappling with stubborn political liabilities. Voters of every affiliation overwhelmingly called the state too expensive — housing in particular. But a plurality of voters and a majority of Democrats said the most important issue facing the country is “political extremism or threats to democracy,” themes Newsom has emphasized as he warns the country is sliding into authoritarianism.
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2021 - Is inflation finally back in the conversation?
Foosters replied to Reagan1k's topic in Business and Markets
i think he's saying its ok for adults to have sex with children. not sure though. -
Pluribus - Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn
Foosters replied to gofuckyourself's topic in Movies and TV
I had a similar thought... We've seen that the hive minded have a biological imperative to spread. To the point that it seems to consume their every thought and was the driving force behind their every action until the planet had been consumed. Wouldn't it make sense for a different planet - once they've captured every mind on their own planet - to start "seeding" the virus or whatever to the cosmos. Just blasting the formula 24/7 without even knowing if there's a recipient who can pick up on it? -
I haven't followed the discussion all that closely, but I don't really understand the "Playoffs have ruined bowls" argument. Pre-playoffs and pre-BCS, the bowls were also meaningless.
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Hell yeah. Love this thread
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
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