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  1. appreciate it, that's what I thought but the wording kinda threw me off, cause drop can mean "incoming" or also "going down."
  2. I'm so sorry for this woman, but honestly this line: “That is the sole reason that I’m voting for her,” Victoria said. “I’m 30 years old going through this.” Honestly? Kinda fuck her for that. That's the ONLY reason you found to not vote for trump, because it personally affected you? Well my brown ass has been catching racist splatter from trump's rifle since 2016. Sorry you had to lose a baby before you realized the orange dipshit was hurting people, but perhaps you should take from this that shit that sucks doesn't just suck for you. There are so, so many reasons to not vote for trump if you give just even a tiny shit about anybody else who isn't you.
  3. Twitter, the place overrun with bots, is a poor metric for popularity these days. That he had 100 million followers and nobody followed him to truth social is precisely my point, he doesn't have an audience, he has a crowd already gathered that he was speaking to.
  4. I'm a little sleep deprived, am I reading this right or did the firewall just grow? The tweet says "raw new drop" But it looks to me like their firewall grew? Explain it to me like I'm 5.
  5. uuuuuh you're not supposed to be proud of the boot camp scenes in Full Metal Jacket, that shit drove a man to murder-suicide. Of fucking course Trump misses the entire point of that half of the movie.
  6. See but that just proves the point. Trump has to use other people's popularity to pass along his message because he really doesn't have much outside of his core base of weirdos. People didn't follow him to truth social, because he has "low ratings."
  7. tl;dr for dumbasses: "vote with your heart in the primary, vote with your brain in the general"
  8. There is some delicious irony about this being posted by a fucking former president of the united states, specifically about rating, with a huge "332 retruths and 1.22k likes" metric at the bottom to show how few people he's reaching. He's not even popular on his own tiny echo chamber, holy shit.
  9. My 72 year old vietnam veteran dad who was formerly republican as fuck until Donald Trump hit the scene put out a giant "WE WILL NOT GO BACK - KAMALA/WALZ 2024" sign in his front yard directly facing the "MAGA 2024" sign in his neighbor's yard. Fucking hell I'm so proud of my dad right now.
  10. My advice doesn't have an expiration date. Unless you think you'll never ever spill liquid on an electronic device again, then I'm sorry I burdened you with this horrible knowledge, it must be so tough for you to now know this.
  11. Back in the old days, when electronics would get wet, we would take them apart then put them in a big bag full of rice for at least a couple of days. The rice would draw moisture away from the components, which would help clean goo and such better than just air drying. If you try and turn on a piece of electronics while its wet and it won't turn on, you've basically already killed your machine.
  12. I'm glad I made you sad, mission accomplished. You're right tho, this is very clearly clickbait and I'm making a shitload of advertising money because you entered this topic. Forum posts are totally the same thing as journalism. You are very smart and clearly know what clickbait means.
  13. Enormously stupid bitch? Stupidest bitch alive? I can't cover every slur against her, there's a character limit.
  14. oh wait she's a fucking congresswoman, that's even worse https://www.newsweek.com/florida-rep-voted-against-fema-funding-aid-hurricane-milton-anna-luna-1965416 Voted against FEMA aid just weeks ago, then has the fucking gall to post this: "We have a category 5 hurricane headed right to Pinellas, and @KamalaHarris is taking this time to attack @GovRonDeSantis? Cut the c***. We need FEMA DOLLARS FREE'D UP. ALL ASSETS. STOP ATTACKING RON AND DO YOUR JOB! @VP." This woman needs a fist to the face.
  15. I saw the 2017 documentary "What we left behind" yesterday after not knowing it even existed. And holy shit, if anyone ever loved DS9 and didn't know about this documentary, drop everything right now and watch it. It's not just a normal documentary, it has a purpose: get the writers back in the writing room and have them flesh out a hypothetical season 8 episode 1, set 20 years after the end of DS9. Its also the last time all the original cast would ever be united as multiple of them have since died. Season 8 Episode 1 "What we left behind" would have been a fucking killer season premiere, like I'm actually really bummed this isn't a full revival and more isn't coming. Because the climax of the episode where It's the closest we'll ever get to a follow up to DS9, and it's awesome. Oh ya, link cause it's on youtube:
  16. Firstly, I'm sorry if this post comes off as harsh, I'm in a cranky mood because I'm feeling awful right now from this mornings chemo session, but your post provided a spring board to vent about something that's been bothering me. And to clarify, my next tangent isn't strictly related to your post entirely, since it came in a topic I started directly talking about this subject, it's that I didn't ask for medical advice in the OP but received it that made me think about this: My sickness creates large, bloody sores on my body that are visible, and good god the number of strangers who will come up to me in public and offer unsolicited medical advice is one of the most annoying things about all of this. Again, not singling you out because it was done in a topic where I was specifically talking about my illness, but when it's done in public it just reinforces to me that my sickness is visible and that I look terrible and it's noticeable. I'm already really self conscious -- doubly so now that my hair has started noticeably falling out -- so those kinds of comments just tell me inside that yup I look pathetic. But even more so, what is frustrating is that I live this 24/7, and I have multiple doctors that I talk to about this. There is simply no way that a stranger who isn't a medical professional is as informed about what I'm going through without experiencing it themselves. Because for every glancing video they look at on youtube that catches their eye, I've sat and read countless more articles and such on the subject. It's not something that is interesting to me, it's something i'm dealing with and thus have a vested interest in that fuels my research. The vast, vast majority of the "advice" people give me are the most basic things you could hear about such sicknesses -- because that's exactly what they are, surface, easy to find information that has bubbled up to the top of public discourse. Like, "change your diet" is the absolute very first bit of advice I heard from my doctors *4 years ago,* if I'm already resorting to chemotherapy I promise you someone has already told me that perhaps things in my gut can be affecting my body. Again, just using your post as a jumping board because this happened to me sunday while I was grabbing dinner and it put me in a sour mood. I hate how often I'm reminded in public now that I'm sick and can't blend in. I hate the countless times I have to fake a smile while some stranger tells me "advice" that I'd already heard years ago. I hate that if I cut them off and tell them I'm not interested or that I've heard it before, they snap at me like *I'm* the asshole. That's actually how the situation resolved sunday, I had to tell the dude at pizza hut that I didn't want to hear his homeopathic bullshit spiel while my food was getting cold because I straight up didn't ask, and the guy started cussing me out for not wanting his "help." And that's actually happened multiple times. Really, really frustrating.
  17. Baby boomers were young in the 50s, like 40 years after most of the blue bloods had already established their dominant positions in their respective regions. If you were coming up when baby boomers were young, you're literally LSU and such, aka newbloods. Blue Bloods don't mean you started winning big a long time ago, being a blue blood means you have *always* been the dominant team in your region going back to the very beginning. The ones the bowls were created for in the first place, to get teams like Texas and Alabama playing in the 40s, because back then they were already dominant brands. The youngest blue blood in terms of being a national power is Nebraska, who was already producing seasons where they'd outscore opponents 164-0 in the 19-aughts well before they were winning titles. The 8 bluebloods account for more than half of all MNCs ever in college football, and 75% of all AP top 25 rankings throughout history. The blue bloods have history on top of history on top of history. It's not just about having a lot of championships. You can't buy or retroactively win your way to being a blue blood, you have to have done it since the beginning.
  18. I actually did my first RRS. It was fucking awesome, I was wearing burnt orange in a sea of Crimson while Vince Young fucked them straight up and down all day long. Snuck in a flask as one was to do back then and got hammered. Ate corny dogs and fried snickers til I puked outside. It fucking ruled.
  19. By the time i got to the rrs they didnt have human freaks but they did have animal oddities. I got to see the worlds tiniest horse and the two headed turtle my first ou game.
  20. Drop georgia below bama. There is no fucking way georgia is a better team than bama right now, a week after being fucking destroyed by them. On field results matter. Sorry if georgia doesnt like being dropped because their "best loss" is not very good anymore. If they are so torn up about it, they should have won the game instead of being blown out.
  21. There are 8 bluebloods: texas, oklahoma, usc, notre dame, alabama, ohio state, michigan, usc, and nebraska. Any other team with a winning history is a new blood. Lsu is a new blood. Fsu is a new blood. Clemson is a new blood. You cannot "become" a bluebood, it something you had to do 100 years ago.
  22. Georgia above bama in the rankings is grade A regarded but after the polls fucked texas hard for years under colt, im a-ok with other sec teams tasting the boot.
  23. Quinn has been to another college football cornerstone rivalry game in Ohio State-Michigan and even then the Red River Shootout made him take it all in
  24. Definitely not. One of the most memorable games ever - 1984 #1 Texas vs #3 Oklahoma, 15-15 tie in the rain.
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