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Gonna be fun times on twitter tomorrow if he sees any of this..

yabut it wasn't a mistake. It is what he believes.

I recall reading that Obama didn't say anything about Russia helping Trump before the election because he (a) expected Clinton to win anyway, and (b) didn't want the ensuing RWNJ bullshit thrown at him. I don't know how Mitch could have blocked a public statement from him, if he had wanted to make ...

Evan writes on Wonkette:

We'd say Putin's KGB training is really paying off, but we also think a marginally intelligent dachshund could out-maneuver Donald Trump

Chilidog wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 16, 2018 5:49 pm

That little treasonous, self serving piece of rancid offal just said this

Sen Rand Paul: “All power needs to have checks and balances … I think our intelligence community has way too much power”

My list of fuckwits is getting longer.

They'll agree to having the US Military deploy right after they write the check for the wall.

Thank you, and I'm sorry for my gross oversimplification of history. I knew it was a bit more complicated than I said, but I was using a little poetic license. I didn't know that I was more wrong than right about the details. This is how we learn. But Trump's Wall is still a pretty stupid idea. And...

He is setting up an argument for why he's going to get in bed with Putin. He'll argue that Merkle did it and that nobody has a right to raise eyebrows about his relationship with Putin. It's the same old constant misrepresentation and false equivalency and stomping all over the truth. He's just wea...

Well, off to disengage for a few days.. Heading to PA for a car show.. I've mentioned this here before, it's my annual go goof off and meet up with other knuckleheads from across the country.. Daughter.tek has been involved with the club I hang with longer than most everyone else in the club, and sh...

kate520 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 11, 2018 1:00 pm

Tek, did you create that meme thingie? It’s brilliant!

If it’s yours, may I share on Facebook?

I stolded it from wonkette a few days ago. There was no attribution there

Saw some clips of DJT blustering on the teevee box this morning.

Embarrassing is far too mild a word.

And the net effect is, still and always, that the Dems roll over. Republicans cheat, steal and lie, but we can’t do that because it’s wrong, so they win. A-fucking-gain. Aren’t you tired of this yet? Roll over how, exactly? What, precisely, would you like to see Senate Democrats do? Because there i...

where the f'k does he get the idea that these countries have to "reimburse the U.S." ??

what an ass.

RVInit wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 10, 2018 2:59 pm

Frankly, I've been wondering if Trump was going to try that same tack, not that he can do this on his own.

Hard to do, but even harder to do when you've pissed away the treasury on a stupid tax cut.

I'm not staying up for the rose ceremony. I'm sure I'll be able to catch his incoherent babbling on the 5am news tomorrow.

at least partially on topic: I have often told ms.tek of a wonderful treat in my youth.. my grandfather always kept a big garden (literally half of his city lot), and when I was a kid I would go out into the garden, pick a ripe carrot out of the ground, wash the soil off at the outdoor faucet, and s...

Putin is in the clear. The US isn't going to do anything, and the US is going to fuck over NATO so that NATO can't really do anything. The founding fathers clearly did not envision a fuckwit getting elected president, and a congress of fuckwits enabling said fuckwit. Sorry about the language, had a ...

It's unclear whether Silicon Valley will tighten up in the wake of this. No, it won't. The angels and VCs are all smitten with each other. Very few do any nurturing and mentoring of the business and/or the people. It is all make a buck and beat feet. The techies are easily seduced. Hold the carrot ...

I guess a lack of oxygen might partially explain Brexit

pretty screwy statistical analysis..

#11 Rockford IL lost 18,789 out of 349,431
#10 NYC metro lost 21,503 out of 19,566,480

I'm thinking ranking by percentage rather than absolute number might be more revealing.

not necessarily related to the specific insulation that Toyota used. I had to repair a bit of rodent damage to the wiring in one of my vehicles (a Jeep) about a month ago, and when I mentioned that to one of my engineering co-conspirators, he wrote: I had a rat make a nest in my F150 20+ years ago. ...