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zegermans posted:you use mother of pearl because a normal metal spoon would gently caress up the taste supposedly. TBH plastic spoons should be just as inert. Also there's no way they were serving real caviar, that's probably that seaweed stuff I saw on How It's Made. I don't think anyone going to mar-a-lago cares anything about taste
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JHVH-1 posted:I don't think anyone going to mar-a-lago cares anything about taste quite the contrary, they care a great deal they're just stupid mentally-stunted creatures who would be pitiable if not for their economic status
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MizPiz posted:A place where women can feel comfortable posting their Mueller fap-fiction without being made fun of. CSPAM is a safe space 
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Dreddout posted:Luv 2 Dress like an evil cyberpunk CEO  she looks like she's ordering a subordinate to activate the elite Corporate Kill Team to go hunt down Robocop's grandson.
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So this tweet has been making a stir in comics Twitter https://twitter.com/JonMalin/status/955246168736444421 Edit posted this in the wrong thread but gently caress it good enough BENGHAZI 2 has issued a correction as of 10:41 on Jan 23, 2018 |
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Peanut President posted:what does that even mean taking her literally i think she means that women should have sensors and transponders and poo poo grafted into them. you know, like we do with pets.
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Peanut President posted:what does that even mean an internet of women is a straight upgrade over binders of women
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Peanut President posted:what does that even mean Jeb!
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Shear Modulus posted:taking her literally i think she means that women should have sensors and transponders and poo poo grafted into them. you know, like we do with pets. 
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MaxxBot posted:Jeb! That's your answer for everything.
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Dreddout posted:Luv 2 Dress like an evil cyberpunk CEO Im ready for the shadowrun future
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Kurtofan posted:Im ready for the shadowrun future "Future"?!
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What ever happened to that IMF guy who raped a hotel maid?. Edit: This fits well https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/dec/10/dominique-strauss-kahn-case-settled quote:Hotel maid who alleged sexual assault by the former IMF chief settles civil action case, bringing end to lengthy court battle quote:having earlier seen criminal charges of attempted rape dropped...he is yet to hear if prosecutors in France will be allowed to pursue charges of aggravated pimping related to an alleged prostitution ring in France. pushpins has issued a correction as of 22:27 on Jan 24, 2018 |
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The Nastier Nate posted:https://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/24/budget-breakdown-of-couple-making-500000-a-year-and-feeling-average.html Hahahahha, $2000/month on food and 3 vacations a year, averaging $6000 each. Almost $800/month spent on clothes. So what's the deal with Trudeau? Is he just a typical Obama-esque liberal? Or is he a person like Macron or Merkel who is basically just a conservative that uses some rhetoric about social justice that liberals like (or is merely opposed to Trump)? Wikipedia seems to indicate more the former. It's always the most pathetic thing when liberals hold these folks up as icons. Someone in the Trump thread posted some Trudeau tweet and said how "it was totally a dig at Trump" when it wasn't at all and was just a normal tweet. It's like they view everything through this bizarre lens where a bunch of clean-cut/well-spoken (read: wealthy) people are valiantly battling the crude and rude Trump. vvv To be fair they apparently have 2 kids IIRC, but it's still a lot. I think the three $6000 vacations and spending "literally more than most people spend on rent" each month on clothes are the biggest stand-outs. (I mean, most people don't even get enough time off work to take 3 vacations, and that cost heavily implies a vacation lasting at least a week or two and involving some pretty high class lodging, etc) Ytlaya has issued a correction as of 22:54 on Jan 24, 2018 |
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Ytlaya posted:Hahahahha, $2000/month on food and 3 vacations a year, averaging $6000 each. Almost $800/month spent on clothes. gently caress that's like 30 bucks a meal for a couple holy poo poo
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Ytlaya posted:So what's the deal with Trudeau? Is he just a typical Obama-esque liberal? Or is he a person like Macron or Merkel who is basically just a conservative that uses some rhetoric about social justice that liberals like (or is merely opposed to Trump)? Yes.
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Jane Fonda on Trudeau posted:I guess the lesson is we shouldn’t be fooled by good-looking liberals no matter how well-spoken they are
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Trudeau is a privileged rich kid whose daddy was a popular Liberal PM. He's basically a generic milquetoast liberal who holds lots of safely popular progressive social views while brushing aside or betraying any issue that might actually create positive structural change. Much like Obama, Trudeau is poo poo but the media slobbers all over his knob because he's charismatic. Also much like Obama, he's still better than the alternative.
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Wheeee posted:Trudeau is a privileged rich kid whose daddy was a popular Liberal PM. He's basically a generic milquetoast liberal who holds lots of safely popular progressive social views while brushing aside or betraying any issue that might actually create positive structural change. I was under the impression he was genuinely good on refugees and had actually done things to facilitate Canada accepting more than it had previously.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:I was under the impression he was genuinely good on refugees and had actually done things to facilitate Canada accepting more than it had previously. Negatory. There is still a long line of sponsors looking to bring in refugees. Short critique here: http://ccrweb.ca/en/private-sponsorship-refugees
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WSJ posted:Bankers at Davos: Can Anything Stop the Good Times?
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Peanut President posted:what does that even mean We are going to turn women into network devices, rendering even the most consolidated of data centers obsolete.
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Lol...”shame the rich” I can think of some better tactics to redistribute their wealth.
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Ytlaya posted:So what's the deal with Trudeau? Is he just a typical Obama-esque liberal? Or is he a person like Macron or Merkel who is basically just a conservative that uses some rhetoric about social justice that liberals like (or is merely opposed to Trump)? Wikipedia seems to indicate more the former. these are both the same thing, also yes
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Grem posted:That's not real...is it? What the gently caress? Of course it is. It's poverty tourism under the guise of learning how to understand the poor people better, often ending with a sales pitch for someone's for-profit market-based solution to poverty.
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Ytlaya posted:Hahahahha, $2000/month on food and 3 vacations a year, averaging $6000 each. Almost $800/month spent on clothes. I'm more wondering about almost $3000/mo on sports and lessons for their kids Is the sport in question fox hunting, or is that figure just how the parents justify an exclusive country club membership
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wizard on a water slide posted:I'm more wondering about almost $3000/mo on sports and lessons for their kids its probably like ann romneys therapy horse
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Shear Modulus posted:its probably like ann romneys therapy horse Which they used as a tax write-off.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:Which they used as a tax write-off. the sporting hobby/investment vehicle/deductible medical expense was a work of art
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Shear Modulus posted:its probably like ann romneys therapy horse Nothing says “point me to the nearest guillotine” like a thoroughbred dancing horse.
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wizard on a water slide posted:I'm more wondering about almost $3000/mo on sports and lessons for their kids Children’s Lessons ($12,000): It’s a competitive world out there and these parents want the best for their kids. The kids are taking violin lessons, Mandarin lessons, and tennis lessons throughout the year. At an average cost of $1,000 a month, they believe this money is well spent. How else are they going to be able to get into private grade school that costs up to $50,000 a year? They’re feeling the pressure at work, so their kids might as will feel the pressure in school. really, this articles got it all https://www.financialsamurai.com/scraping-by-on-500000-a-year-high-income-earners-struggling/ Main Paineframe has issued a correction as of 04:12 on Jan 28, 2018 |
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Main Paineframe posted:Children’s Lessons ($12,000): It’s a competitive world out there and these parents want the best for their kids. The kids are taking violin lessons, Mandarin lessons, and tennis lessons throughout the year. At an average cost of $1,000 a month, they believe this money is well spent. How else are they going to be able to get into private grade school that costs up to $50,000 a year? They’re feeling the pressure at work, so their kids might as will feel the pressure in school. To be fair, the mandarin lessons are probably worth it. The Chinese corporate fiefdom is gonna take over this country in 20 years easy.
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