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Why do you engage them so much? Don't talk to NPCS. The one-two combo of "Yikes" and "Nice Meltdown" is enough to take most of them out.
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:I don't know if it's so much that they're trying to skew the stats, but if you've been working for six months at minimum wage, you might earn a 15 cent raise for good performance. That's a deece .1 figgies right there.
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This is kind of disjointed with Obama being portrayed as evil King George V
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Jun 27, 2016 18:56
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The South didn't do anything wrong. They only tried to steal federal property at gunpoint! 
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Jun 27, 2016 18:59
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WHEN YOU SAY YOU'VE NEVER MET A LEGITIMATE HILLARY SUPPORTER IN REAL LIFE BUT ALL OF YOUR FACEBOOK FRIENDS BLOCK YOU BECAUSE THEY'RE TIRED OF SEEING ALL OF YOUR lovely RIGHT WING POSTS ALL THE loving TIME.
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Jun 27, 2016 19:04
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Nyarai posted:The South didn't do anything wrong. They only tried to steal federal property at gunpoint! It's interesting, I was reading about the American Civil War recently and if they had taken a more defensive position from the beginning and tried to stall instead of going on the offensive they may not have won militarily, but it's more likely that support in the North would have evaporated and they may have been successful to some degree.
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Doctor Butts posted:WHEN YOU SAY YOU'VE NEVER MET A LEGITIMATE HILLARY SUPPORTER IN REAL LIFE mfw i briefly notice the evanescent glimmer of my ideological bubble
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Thump! posted:
"I've never met anyone who voted for Nixon." I'm impressed the guy knows all 300 million Americans by name.
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I legit only know one Trump supporter. Maybe it's because I normally surround myself with the kind of people who DON'T like Trump. Hmmmm.... it's almost as if there's a pattern to this - some sort of dome or bubble, if you will.
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Thump! posted:
This is a person who is so close to the truth, and veers off at the last minute.
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robotsinmyhead posted:I legit only know one Trump supporter. Maybe it's because I normally surround myself with the kind of people who DON'T like Trump. Hmmmm.... it's almost as if there's a pattern to this - some sort of dome or bubble, if you will. I live in a cul-de-sac where there are three. One is a stay at home mom who just recently got custody of her grandson because her daughter is a meth-head. She post on facebook CONSTANTLY about freeloaders and MAH TAX DOLLARS! Bitch you don't work AND get money from the state.
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Asiina posted:It's interesting, I was reading about the American Civil War recently and if they had taken a more defensive position from the beginning and tried to stall instead of going on the offensive they may not have won militarily, but it's more likely that support in the North would have evaporated and they may have been successful to some degree. the confederacy was in no way organized enough to have any kind of cohesive military strategy in the first three months of the war, and iirc four states including virginia didn't secede until after fort sumter
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Thump! posted:
"Well you know, people always want to try to make that as one of those things, well how do you, how do you slice this particularly tough sort of ethical question. First of all, from what I understand from pollsters, that's really rare. If it's a legitimate Hillary supporter, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. But let's assume that maybe that didn't work or something. I think there should be some punishment, but the punishment ought to be on the female voters and not attacking the Trump supporter." -Todd Akin, mostly.
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It also depends on the area where you're living too. I live in a somewhat small town in southern Virginia and there's Trump signs everywhere and most people seem to be really supportive of Trump. If I lived in a bigger city, or in another state, I probably would have the opposite experience. It's kind of like the "How could Romney have lost, look at all that red on the electoral maps!" thing all over again.
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Thump! posted:
Anyone have that article about women who didn't want to have their real names given when talking about supporting Hillary because they didn't want to deal with the online harassment?
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Twelve by Pies posted:It also depends on the area where you're living too. I live in a somewhat small town in southern Virginia and there's Trump signs everywhere and most people seem to be really supportive of Trump. If I lived in a bigger city, or in another state, I probably would have the opposite experience. Very true. Up here in Richmond, it's pretty much Bernie and Hillary supporters all over. Kind of a mixed bag down in Norfolk, however. I think I saw more Ben Carson supporters than anything. (Bumper stickers, at least.)
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I live in rural Illinois in a district that doesn't even have a Dem running for the House. Literally the only candidate I've seen bumper stickers or signs for is Bernie besides like one Cruz one earlier in the race, most people have just had stuff for more local races. I have seen someone wearing a Hillary for Prison shirt and had a customer rant at me about "Killary" and Benghazi though.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:I wonder what a non-legitimate Hillary supporter is. Like, have they met people who actively troll them by lying to them about voting Hillary? Have they met Sorosbucks-wielding fakeocrats? Bernouts who used to claim "never Hillary" but have rallied? Who exactly have they met? I wish I were a Sorosbuck wielding fakeocrat. 
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:In arguments I've had about cursive, everyone I've talked to who makes a big deal about being able to read historical documents like the Constitution has never actually read a copy of the handwritten Constitution. My first introduction to primary source research was looking up British coverage of the Boston Massacre. Or rather, the Unhappy Difturbance in Bofton.
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GreyjoyBastard posted:My first introduction to primary source research was looking up British coverage of the Boston Massacre. Historical Archives: 14 Are Killed In 6-Hour-Long Schoolhouse Musket Shooting 
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Defenestration posted:Kermit is a terrible manager though Maybe, but it would be almost impossible for anyone to keep a old on the cast of incompetent clowns he has to deal with. Crap, Kermit is John Boehner, isn't he?
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Jurgan posted:Maybe, but it would be almost impossible for anyone to keep a old on the cast of incompetent clowns he has to deal with. Crap, Kermit is John Boehner, isn't he? So is Constantine Trump?
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I have to wonder if the doors were locked or something because I'm not sure who exactly was sticking around to get shot during his five-to-seven periods of Reloading
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Cicadalek posted:I have to wonder if the doors were locked or something because I'm not sure who exactly was sticking around to get shot during his five-to-seven periods of Reloading It's literally unbelievable
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I should have known, it wasn't even in cursive
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Jun 28, 2016 01:42
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Are you under the impression that early newspapers did not employ movable type?
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Edible Hat posted:Are you under the impression that early newspapers did not employ movable type? He's trying to get off the hook with a Simpsons reference, but we shouldn't fall for it anyway
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mds2 posted:I live in a cul-de-sac where there are three. One is a stay at home mom who just recently got custody of her grandson because her daughter is a meth-head. She post on facebook CONSTANTLY about freeloaders and MAH TAX DOLLARS! But see, she EARNS her money, not like those people with their rich cars and their iPhones and their long salon nails and getting junk food at the store and ribs and watermelon and fried chicken and steak! My dad is the same way. Has been trying for years to get his new wife on disability, because she caught some virus on a SCUBA trip when they were in Bali or Cabo or somewhere, and now she can't work. He blames the fact a rich white woman can't get disability on the fact all "those people" raise generations of kids on it. My nephew lives with his mom, my stepbrother's ex, most of the time, and they don't have air conditioning. In AZ that's almost a death sentence. But my dad still likes to mock her for trying to "abuse the system" when the poor woman can't even sleep when it's 100* at 9pm. Never mind my nephew living in it either. I've tried to mention that this girl could have easily ruined my stepbrother's life but was persuaded not to because "she only sees dollar signs." Maybe, Dad, but she was 17 when she got knocked up, and my stepbrother was 18, almost 19, so yeah, he could be considered a chomo. And you promising to help her take care of the baby means nothing, it's court mandated, you gently caress!
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Fulchrum posted:That's a simpsons reference? If so, I don't know it, and neither does google.
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 So, I've sort of been trolling a guy I know by posting articles about good things happening, and he'll share it and  LIBERALS! I think I broke his brain today. 
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I'd like to know what the Venn diagram of people who accused President Obama of being Muslim and the people who complained about Reverend Jeremiah Wright looks like.
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constantIllusion posted:I'd like to know what the Venn diagram of people who accused President Obama of being Muslim and the people who complained about Reverend Jeremiah Wright looks like. One circle. 
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The president looks behind him (where the bartender is already looking) and sees the three people mentioned earlier. "These guys have been following me for years!" he quips.
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Not a crazy forward, but a pretty pro one on the Benghazi report that came up today:quote:Two years, $7 Million dollars
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seiferguy posted:Not a crazy forward, but a pretty pro one on the Benghazi report that came up today: I'm mixed about this thing because if confronted with it Vilerat's mom would be sent into a frothing rage. 
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Looks like I won my toxx. Rick_Hunter posted:I'm mixed about this thing because if confronted with it Vilerat's mom would be sent into a frothing rage. She's been jerked around so much by the world and it doesn't look like this poo poo will abate any time soon
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