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The Original Greaser Bob

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  1. No shit. A felonious President who just gave carte blanche to any goon who wants to assault, Brown Shirt style, any political rival or government official who stands in their way.
  2. In fairness, I think my wife has kicked me to wake me up the last 10 times I have been to church.
  3. Was at the National Cathedral about six months ago. Didn't realize that Matthew Shepard is interred there --by my estimate in the lower level just below where the Trump family was sitting. Kid would be 48 now. Remembering Matthew Shepard - Washington National Cathedral
  4. simple minds = leader is alive and kicking
  5. Most Episcopalian's are nice but their conservative break-away gay-haters measure up against anyone.
  6. I'm still getting the dry heaves about the Ohio State game.
  7. O don't think thin the Dems have an SEC-ready O-line until 2037.
  8. I bet the pome isn't as good. I loved this and it bears repeating.
  9. I turned on the TV and I do like Melania's hat. Unlike this whiney woke Dem yellow dawg.
  10. God Bless Our President. Plus, day 1 is almost over. (I can't imagine any of my posts over the next -- well, the rest of my life -- being more substantive than this.)
  11. What's insane is how some people think that how an agency is run matters at all to any of these folks. These guys are there to fuck shit up and progress will be measured by the percentage depopulatioin of the agency (at least in DC) they can achieve.
  12. Cucumber tonic for the clarification and the win.
  13. We need an enforcer. Maybe the guy on the right from the portal for next year.
  14. Disagree. The next four years are going to be surprisingly tolerable for those of us who can no longer muster a shit.
  15. Dress appropriately. Have kindling.
  16. Yep. The film was a special emotional experience for me because I've never watched a movie where my perspective kept shifting so much. I was seeing the movie from the kid's perspective because I was, indeed, a kid, but I was the age of the parents, and I was seeing it from there perspective as well and it was like a ping pong ball (which is why I think the simple script was absolutely necessary). Wrap that up in being suburban style Texas and I was enmeshed. Plus, P. Arquette was so damn good in the flick. She jumped out of the screen into the real world. It was a perfect follow up to D&C and Slacker (virtually the same time period as my time at UT.)
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