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I saw a longer transcript that says he was answering a question about Newsom, not talking about the debate until the commentator asked about it after he spouted off (I crack myself up) about the water.

p0rtia wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 2:20 pm So, here's the thing.

... He has no grasp of any issue...

This is the exact reason he might show up.

zekeb wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:29 pm I hope they plan on muting the mics. Once the Mouth of the South starts babbling the entire debate will go off the rails.

....unconstitutional....prior restraint......gag order....unconstitutional....unfair......unconstitutional.....silence of the....nevermind.....UNCONSTITUTIONAL

I'm leaning towards a shock collar and geofence. Each shock getting progressively stronger.

chancery wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:22 pmThanks!

It's the least we can contribute considering your massive contributions!

chancery wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 11:41 am I thought there was a way to delete a post, but now I can't find it.

Ah, I think I know what happened. IIRC, the delete option goes away after a few minutes.

As soon as someone makes a subsequent post the 'delete' option disappears.

Maybenaut wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 10:45 am Yabbut, how much does it cost to have your attorney say, “LOL, No.”?

How much does it cost vs how much is it worth are 2 different things.

People who have hair on their chests and back are not fully evolved, sad to say. :biggrin: Ol' Wifehorn says I suffer from chest hair deficiency disorder. But it just means I'm the pinnacle of evolution. William Jennings Bryan, eat yer heart out. I can swim faster than those semi-simians, too also....

Because of a high water table and clay soil, many houses in Oklahoma don't have basements. Oklahoma Another reason I don't want to live there. I was in my teens before I ever saw a basement, and in my 20s before I saw one that was actually underground and not a walk-out. Basements are just not a th...

Glad to hear you're on the mend and you're getting the good drugs.
I've always thought of appendicitis as a young person's illness.

It doesn't look like the officer ever entered the apt at all, just shot him when he opened the door.

Funny how Bryan Kohberger's lawyers aren't screaming about their gag order. That Judge has locked down everyone involved.

bob wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 4:43 pm

This is the same asshole that posted about Ole Miss "taking care of business" after the video of the frat boy making monkey sounds came out.

https://www.southernliving.com/cherry-bounce-7556386

I use the vodka/honey combination.

northland10 wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 1:52 pm

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 1:48 pm We know that thousands of our rural citizens have been probed by space aliens. We just don't have that number.

Intuitively, we all know Johnson has sex with farm animals and the space aliens.

Cows, specifically.

My home town was just hit by a tornado. Destroyed a building about a half-mile from where I grew up. The info is still spotty. A large FedEx Ground warehouse collapsed so there is a search there. It don't think it is anything like the OK ones. Some posters on X/Twitter say Portage was decimated but...

My high school graduation was early evening. Late enough as not to impact working parents, but early enough for afterparties. (But not so early one could attend, jet halfway across the country, and land in time for a fundraising dinner.) I can't be bothered to look up the timing for this school's g...

Not this time. The graduation is in the morning. All of the various graduations I've attended (my own and my kid's) have always been during the day with the exception of my oldest daughter's college graduation, and that's only because they held graduation ceremonies by which degree they get and the...

Bullshit on the graduation being at 10am. I'm sure there are activities throughout the day, but looking at Oxbridge Academy's Facebook page from last year's graduation, the graduation ceremony itself clearly takes place in the evening - the photos posted show it's outside and it's dark. Moreover, y...

My daughter's doctor (billing dept) told her yesterday that her - pre-approved- surgery wasn't covered. When she called about it to find out why it was approved in the first place, the woman literally said "ooops" but had no idea how it got through the system. Some issue about her insuranc...

MsDaisy 2 wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 11:04 am We buy mulch by the trailer load.

What I'd like to know is if there is such a thing as a power washer that actually fucking works

Find one of those guys with the huge water tank on the back of a truck. Those damn things will take the shingles off your roof.

Crawling under the house to turn on the ice maker water must have been a blast. I put mine in the cupboard under the sink. It's in the back, but easier to reach than under the house. Mrs insisted on an ice maker on the last fridge purchase some ten years or more ago. She loved it. And then the nove...

My son spent 1 semester at Ole Miss after having that as a goal since he was in middle school. His best friend since kindergarten went off to State (arch rival) and my son invited him over to meet his friends and see the frat house (Sig Ep) at some open house thing they had. After his friend left. t...

They say troubles come in threes. Gregg is my third in the last month. ENOUGH! We have lost some good ones and it needs to stop.

You all sound so organized! I'm more of a "screech to a stop on the side of the road to dig up pretty flowering weeds" type myself. They get tossed into the backyard with varying degrees of care in actually planting them. On the plus side, because they're native they require very little ca...