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General Category => Huh? => Topic started by: JimIO on January 22, 2019, 0321 UTC
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A 1958 episode of the CBS series Trackdown features fictional Walter Trump promising a wall will rescue his town — a surprising parallel to President Trump.
https://youtu.be/h1D2ynASqe4
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Yes, because 100 plus billion per year spent on foreign criminals is a good idea.
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We had the Bracero Project then, Josh. We had wide open border because we needed Mexican field workers. It's the same today, big biz needs cheap labor. Mexico and C. America is where it comes from.
We'd have a plutocratic revolution if you actually shut the border. "Damn it! Now where are we going to find people to do the crappy jobs for three dollars an hour?"
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Yeah! Let's not prevent people from illegally entering our country!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rovmW_mbaOI
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Yeah! Let's not prevent people from illegally entering our country!
California? Are you a Mexican Border Patrol agent? Keep those knotheads from the Northwest out whatever you have do. I'd hate to see them turn a nice part of Mexico like California Norte into the Northwest. You've seen what Courtney Love did on her own.
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I wonder if saving 100 billion a year would trickle down into the public education system.
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That 100 billion is a "conservative" number I'm sure. ;D
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I wonder if saving 100 billion a year would trickle down into the public education system.
Good lord I hope not, look at what they're creating with what they have right now!
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A conservative number...that sounds "right." ;D
I think Pigmeat is right too. We should keep out the illegal Courtney Love type immigrants.
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A conservative number...that sounds "right." ;D
I think Pigmeat is right too. We should keep out the illegal Courtney Love type immigrants.
He only loves those things
Because he loves to see them break
I fake it so real, I am beyond fake
And someday, you will ache like I ache
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You guys know she had Kurt murdered, right?
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https://youtu.be/9fnbOl7SVw0
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You guys know she had Kurt murdered, right?
I thought he was out hunting rabbits when he pulled his shotgun through a barbed wire fence, snagged the trigger, gave it a good yank to free it and blew his head off? It happens a lot to guys in the woods who have angry, unstable wives. Usually happens close to their house or where he parked to go hunting. It's a puzzling phenomena.
Then again, it could have been some farmer who though the hairy lil' fella was a mini-Bigfoot disguised as a hippy after his livestock and let him have it with great-Great Grandpa's buffalo gun. There are myriad of possibilities with this case. Where's Miss Cleo when you need her?
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Hunting rabbits with a shotgun. Isn't that overkill? ;D
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Not where I come from. You give them a running start and drop the hammer so you don't blow them into a bloody furball. I like # 6 shot from an open choke at about 25-30 yards. Etiquette does require you spit the bone fragments & shot in your napkin and place them on your plate when you're done. Wild rabbit is good.
Hippies with a buffalo gun? It's not particularly sporting, but when you suspect it's a flannel clad Sasquatch crying out for it's mate and kid to come eat, you've got to do what's prudent to protect the livestock. Regular hippies can usually be handled with a wrist rocket and steelies. It "harshes their buzz" causing them to migrate elsewhere. A mean bull works, too. And don't forget the noble mule. If you've never seen a mule launch a hippy, you're missing out on one of Nature's great sights.
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You guys know she had Kurt murdered, right?
I thought he was out hunting rabbits when he pulled his shotgun through a barbed wire fence, snagged the trigger, gave it a good yank to free it and blew his head off? It happens a lot to guys in the woods who have angry, unstable wives. Usually happens close to their house or where he parked to go hunting. It's a puzzling phenomena.
Then again, it could have been some farmer who though the hairy lil' fella was a mini-Bigfoot disguised as a hippy after his livestock and let him have it with great-Great Grandpa's buffalo gun. There are myriad of possibilities with this case. Where's Miss Cleo when you need her?
Some kids made a video of them interviewing the idiot she allegedly hired and put it on youtube. Anyway here's some more off topic fun regarding courtney hole;
http://www.alternativenation.net/kurt-cobain-mom-allegedly-reacts-to-murder-film-soaked-in-bleach/
poor poor francis bean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCcFNL7EmwY
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I recall in hunters safety class an example of a thing not to do:
Don't climb into a tree stand and then try to haul your gun up by a rope tied to the trigger guard...
You guys know she had Kurt murdered, right?
I thought he was out hunting rabbits when he pulled his shotgun through a barbed wire fence, snagged the trigger, gave it a good yank to free it and blew his head off? It happens a lot to guys in the woods who have angry, unstable wives. Usually happens close to their house or where he parked to go hunting. It's a puzzling phenomena.
Then again, it could have been some farmer who though the hairy lil' fella was a mini-Bigfoot disguised as a hippy after his livestock and let him have it with great-Great Grandpa's buffalo gun. There are myriad of possibilities with this case. Where's Miss Cleo when you need her?
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You guys know she had Kurt murdered, right?
I'm flashing back to my years in Seattle. My favorite public access TV show there (in a city with some real good ones) was "See It Now Person To Person - Kurt Cobain Was Murdered." I swear that I haven't seen a less self aware jackass than "journalist" Richard Lee. Some shows he would just rerun older stuff after he'd processed it to the point of illegibility - only if you had paid any attention when it first ran would you have a clue that it was footage of him harassing Krist Novoselic at a book signing.
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It "harshes their buzz" causing them to migrate elsewhere
The correct phrase is "harsh their Mellow".
I think you mixed it up with"kill their buzz"
I wouldn't know, just heard "them " say it.
Also I feel compelled to point out these are Neo Hippies and not "regular" Neos are easy to spot and until recently could be seen wearing hats with similar colors as the flag of Ethiopia or a Che Guevara t shirt or both. At least that is the criteria the police use. Most of them will give a quizzical look when questioned about the Lion of Juda or the adventures of Che before he took the Marxist thing too far in Bolivia . This is the key to separate genuine and poser
Not really sure if they still do, the hoveround is difficult to get in the car
I'll be right back---
Hey! You kids get off my lawn!
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Hippies ruin everything.
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Hippie Music Forever! Tax the rich!
http://74.50.122.103:9748
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I recall in hunters safety class an example of a thing not to do:
Don't climb into a tree stand and then try to haul your gun up by a rope tied to the trigger guard...
Accidents that resulted from idiocy like that always caused my Grandpa to say, "More proof that Darwin was right."
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Yeah! Let's not prevent people from illegally entering our country!
That's all that the East Germans were doing with their Berlin wall in 1962, amirite or amirite?
Glad we'll be in such good socialist company....
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Mr. Poet, here's a 1min video for what its worth... ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNJO7gWKeOw
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDYNVH0U3cs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFUDEmMjC-c
obligatory and you're welcome
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Honestly, I relate to the tree hugger people video. If you harbor repressed emotions, they manifest in your physical body. Some forms of manifestation are sickness or tense muscles and they'll stay there until you deal with them one way or another. Acupuncture works pretty good as a remedy for this. It can bring stuff to the surface to deal with it.
And old growth forests are a beautiful systems that have been here a long time letting all kinds of souls like Stalin and Mao reincarnate as bugs.
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Stalin had great hair.
I hope they reincarnate as a large fungal mass under the soil, Pysilocybe, of course. The hippies will flip out from the horror of the bad trips and we can haul them off to the FEMA camps Alex Jones and George Noory keep blathering about.
I think George and Alex watched "Red Dawn" one too many times? They're going to be pissed to find out the drive-in's are gone and Harry Dean Stanton is dead.
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The hairstylists have a term for the stalinist cut, "blockiness".
Once a guy has reached a certain age and still has hair, it seems to devolve into a stalinesque blockiness and the stylist must be persuaded to round off that blockiness or stalin appears. Then of course there's the brezhnev eyebrows, only outdone by that guy with the moth eyebrows that sold the blending machines on tv.
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The hairstylists have a term for the stalinist cut, "blockiness".
Once a guy has reached a certain age and still has hair, it seems to devolve into a stalinesque blockiness and the stylist must be persuaded to round off that blockiness or stalin appears. Then of course there's the brezhnev eyebrows, only outdone by that guy with the moth eyebrows that sold the blending machines on tv.
I have been warned to watch my own eyebrows, lest I come to resemble Juiceman. Not that I'm really in any danger, but nothing freaks the XYL out as much as an abnormally long eyebrow hair.
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HAHA! I knew someone would remember him!
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I was in Key West as kid when my sister and I walked to the store to get a soda. We ran into a guy outside in only a Speedo and a white fisherman's cap watching a sub leave the Naval base. The only parts of that guy free of hair were his palms, the soles of his feet, his forehead and the areas around his neck it looked like his barber shaved. Couldn't tell about the rest of his head, due to the cap. He was a sight to behold and inspire. I remember thinking, "I hope I have that much body hair when I grow up!"
Alas, I fell short. I could never raise a good crop of shoulder hair to connect my back hair to my chest hair.
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Back to Trump, what is this tape thing about?
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It's what holds his rug on.
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I was in Key West as kid when my sister and I walked to the store to get a soda. We ran into a guy outside in only a Speedo and a white fisherman's cap watching a sub leave the Naval base. The only parts of that guy free of hair were his palms, the soles of his feet, his forehead and the areas around his neck it looked like his barber shaved. Couldn't tell about the rest of his head, due to the cap. He was a sight to behold and inspire. I remember thinking, "I hope I have that much body hair when I grow up!"
Alas, I fell short. I could never raise a good crop of shoulder hair to connect my back hair to my chest hair.
You're in fine stead to visit holidayworld.
https://www.holidayworld.com/
oh the things youll see
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I was there when it was nothing much more than a bunch of plywood cutouts.
There were several tourist traps from just east of Cincy all along that stretch of the Ohio River down to Metropolis, Illinois, where "Big John" the giant figure outside the supermarket would be dressed up as "Superman" once a year. Hole-In-The-Rock got a ton of visitors because it was used in the movie "How The West Was Won".
I've got a ton of relatives on both sides of the Ohio River down that way. They can keep them there.
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You guys know she had Kurt murdered, right?
I'm flashing back to my years in Seattle. My favorite public access TV show there (in a city with some real good ones) was "See It Now Person To Person - Kurt Cobain Was Murdered." I swear that I haven't seen a less self aware jackass than "journalist" Richard Lee. Some shows he would just rerun older stuff after he'd processed it to the point of illegibility - only if you had paid any attention when it first ran would you have a clue that it was footage of him harassing Krist Novoselic at a book signing.
I moved to Seattle in 1998 and I remember seeing Kurt Cobain Was Murdered on public access. And while the show is no longer on the air, Richard Lee is still around, as I saw him recently shopping in a local grocery store. No, I didn't acknowledge his presence...
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I moved to Seattle in 1998 and I remember seeing Kurt Cobain Was Murdered on public access. And while the show is no longer on the air, Richard Lee is still around, as I saw him recently shopping in a local grocery store. No, I didn't acknowledge his presence...
That guy looked like hell 20 years ago. How is he making ends meet, I wonder? He had been an actual print journalist at one time before he was consumed by his Cobain obsession. Then again, one has to wonder how he got by back then as well. Perhaps a trust fund.