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Aqua Buddha

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  1. Not enough attention is being paid to Nawf Carolina. It was basically 50/50 last time with a narrow Trump win. Right now they have about 4.4M votes already in and in 2020 there were 5.5M total. Supposedly the vote already in is 55% women. Combine that with the black nazi guy and I'll call my shot here. Harris wins NC.
  2. Trump is underwater with old white guys. Fucking fabulous.
  3. Do I have to do all the work here? She also turned 51 this year.
  4. I can’t wait for the lawsuit. Good luck with a jury anywhere in PA.
  5. "Dad, I need a new phone." "Son, you went up to a known celebrity who played a violent sport and is 6'3"/275 and called his also celebrity brother a f****t? You're lucky all he broke was your phone."
  6. I'd love to be there when Little Johnny tells his parents why he needs a new phone.....
  7. Husband: My wife would never lie to me Wife: Honey, I was only with two other men before you but you're the BIGGEST and the BEST!
  8. Wives lie to their husbands about the guys they slept with and their shopping habits among other things so yeah, who they vote for is a pretty small lie.
  9. Wives don't tell their husbands about their shopping habits, so yeah, they'll like about who they vote for.
  10. From the Atlantic article: At the end of June, in the afterglow of a debate performance that would ultimately prompt President Joe Biden to end his campaign for reelection, Donald Trump startled his aides by announcing that he’d come up with a new nickname for his opponent. “The guy’s a retard. He’s retarded. I think that’s what I’ll start calling him,” Trump declared aboard his campaign plane, en route to a rally that evening, according to three people who heard him make the remarks: “Retarded Joe Biden.” The staffers present—and, within hours, others who’d heard about the epithet secondhand—pleaded with Trump not to say this publicly. They warned him that it would antagonize the moderate voters who’d been breaking in their direction, while engendering sympathy for a politician who, at that moment, was the subject of widespread ridicule. As Trump demurred, musing that he might debut the nickname at that night’s event, his staffers puzzled over the timing. Biden was on the ropes. Polls showed Trump jumping out to the biggest lead he’d enjoyed in any of his three campaigns for the presidency. Everything was going right for the Republican Party and its nominee. Why would he jeopardize that for the sake of slinging a juvenile insult? (A campaign spokesperson, Steven Cheung, said the nickname “was never discussed and this is materially false.”)
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