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Is it possible to do what you were planning to do with a wingman...without one?
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Damn_Underscore posted...

They could spend all of their effort thinking of ways to possibly fix it,

You have to acknowledge the cause before you can fix something. A carbon tax won't get support from people who think carbon emissions aren't an issue.
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Marry 1&2
Fuck 3&5
Pass 4&6
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Surely this time Lucy will hold the football steady
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Zikten posted...

How is he a kook?

That time he sued a guy over tweets, for one
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/james-woods-sues-twitter-user-812107
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DKFjalfe posted...

He's obviously a kook and 17 is legal in most parts of the world.

And many states
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_area

The top four are all in Alaska, followed by Jacksonville, FL.
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http://www.oxfordamerican.org/magazine/item/1296-the-socialist-experiment

Normally here's what I'd copy and paste an excerpt that serves a sort of thesis to the story, but this is quite a long piece and I haven't quite found a suitable segment to post for that purpose.

Here's a useful bit from the new mayor of Jackson:

In his job as a criminal defense attorney, he said, he worked with many people who don't look like him, and had plenty of success. But his voice was climbing stairs, building up to something higher. "I'e been labeled as a radical," he continued. "My father was labeled as a radical. You were told that he would divide the city and what was demonstrated was something entirely different." Antar would tell me later that he and the MXGM members helping to run the campaign had made the concerted decision to embrace the loaded "radical" descriptor that had been hurled at his father and at him in his previous campaign. His pace quickened a few steps, riding on its own momentum. "Honestly, when people call me a radical, I take it as a badge of honor. Because Martin Luther King was radical." Applause spread through the room. "Medgar Evers was radical." The applause intensified, and so did Antar. "Jesus Christ was radical."The applause didn't break, so he spoke louder to be heard. "The reality is that we have to be prepared to be as radical as circumstances dictate we should be. If you look outside these doors and you see a need for a change, then you should all be radical." I heard shouts of "Amen!" He went on, "And the reality is that we haven't found ourselves in the condition we're in because someone has been too radical for us." He inflected these last few words. "I would argue we haven't been radical enough." The applause carried on like an unbroken wave.

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He had a perfectly normal reaction on the day it happened, at least
https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/907225682924752897
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tote_all posted...

Why are you not talking about the country's condition during Allende's "democratically elected government"?

What about that condition could possibly justify Pinochet?
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Most of them talk about "discrete packaging"
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Thanks for saving me the trouble of making this topic
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Phantom_Nook posted...

Fox News brings on idiots yet again.

The comment came from a host
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Yeah, this topic isn't as funny when that got deleted.

I'm still very much willing to discuss WRC 7 though. WRC 6 got good reviews.
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It seems like a reasonable competitor to Dirt 4. It's only the modern day, licensed cars, but they have every rally from the real-world season and 15-minute stages.
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ehhwhatever posted...

The one guy I liked on there was sending pictures of his junk to women.

To be fair, there's a good chance the guys you don't like are also sending pictures of their junk to women.
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Ask him about that time he suggested shooting striking workers
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I don't see what the topic title has to do with the OP
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http://www.thedailybeast.com/fox-and-friends-asks-on-911-will-liberals-eventually-try-to-remove-flight-93-memorial?via=twitter_page

Monday morning marks the 16th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, and Fox & Friends kicked off the somber day by asking the important questions, like: Will liberals eventually try to take down 9/11 monuments in the way they’ve pushed to remove Confederate statues?

Ryan Zinke, President Trump’s secretary of the interior, appeared via satellite on Fox News’ right-wing morning gabfest—a favorite of the president’s—to discuss the government’s response to the “life-threatening” Hurricane Irma, and his visit to the Pennsylvania memorial commemorating passengers who battled hijackers aboard United Flight 93 and thwarted an additional 9/11 attack on Washington, D.C.

Zinke spoke slowly and in the solemn tones one expects of a public official on the anniversary of such an occasion. “[Flight 93] is an example of America sticking together,” he said, before describing the rural Shanksville memorial as “magnificently designed and magnificently done—an example of public-private partnerships, communities, and our National Parks System working together to commemorate, I would think, American heroes.”

Moments later, host Brian Kilmeade chimed in: “Do you worry that 100 years from now someone is going to take that memorial down like they are trying remake our memorials today?”

Seemingly nonplussed by the Fox News host comparing the innocent victims of the 9/11 attacks to men who fought to protect a racist, slave-holding Confederacy, Zinke replied: “I’m one who believes, you know, that we should learn from history. And I think our monuments are a part of our country’s history.”
He continued: “Since we don't put up statues of Jesus, everyone is going to fall morally short.”

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I don't know what that means
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My hype level is high
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But anyways, you're all missing the big picture, which is that obviously Putin did 9/11
https://twitter.com/b_ofrights/status/907231418153136128
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I put like, 30 hours into a game of EUIV and...I think I only got to like 1600 since I spent so much time micromanaging on pause.

And save scumming
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Questionmarktarius posted...

A news network based in Qatar.

Correct. Qatar and Saudi Arabia do not care for each other at this moment in time.
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Questionmarktarius posted...

Why is Al Jazeera reporting this?

What do you think Al Jazeera is?
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The Burj Dubai is in Dubai. Dubai is in the UAE
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https://twitter.com/tinyrevolution/status/907313408206413824
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We're talking about extincting a country, and they're the aggressive ones?
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Seems like a solid F-Zero style racer
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Anarchy_Juiblex posted...

If people are going to resist the idea of voter accountability

Voters hold candidates accountable, not the other way around.
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They treat their warehouse employees like shit

http://www.businessinsider.com/brutal-conditions-in-amazons-warehouses-2013-8
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25034598
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Anarchy_Juiblex posted...

but the majority of voters,

Plurality*
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Vyrulisse posted...

Money.

Right; political views generally take a back seat to the bottom line.
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Given how close the election was, you can point to any number of things and say "well, if not for X, Hillary wins." And you aren't necessarily wrong about any of them. But the ones you choose to focus on are a reflection of your own beliefs and biases.

My biases being what they are, I'm inclined to lay blame at a politician making a series of errors, rather than voters for not supporting that error-prone politician. Candidates are easier to change, and campaign strategies are easier to alter, than the public's beliefs and priorities.
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Anarchy_Juiblex posted...

The fact that even the left has fell for the propaganda against her proves the point.

It's not propaganda to point out things she did.
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The little thing next to the topic title that shows if there's been a new post is showing new posts even when there are none.


How am I supposed to know what to click?
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bump
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Uh, I can think of like, ten bigger ones.
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It sure would be bad if we had a president with troublesome health issues
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Error1355 posted...

I'm getting Forza 7 and GT Sport.

y0l0

Why GT Sport?
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Doom_Art posted...

whoa hillary fainted a year ago today

That sweltering 80 degree heat was just too much.
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Guys. Care about my plight
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Well?
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Lordsai posted...

This isnt anti semitic.

If I posted it here, I'd probably get modded
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Inshallah
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http://forward.com/fast-forward/382252/netanyahus-son-posts-anti-semitic-facebook-image/

Yair Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister’s 26-year-old son, continues to court controversy with his social media activity.

The young Netanyahu is widely seen in Israel as being groomed by his parents as a future political leader and the Facebook posts have attracted particular public interest.

On Saturday, he posted on Facebook a cartoon mocking some of his father’s critics using what the Anti-Defamation League described as anti-Semitic imagery.

It included a depiction of U.S. billionaire and left-wing philanthropist George Soros at the top of a food chain, dangling the world in front of both a reptile and former prime minister Ehud Barak, a frequent critic of Netanyahu.

The Israel office of the Anti-Defamation League denounced the cartoon on Twitter, writing: “The caricature posted by Yair Netanyahu includes explicit anti-Semitic elements. One cannot belittle the danger inherent in an anti-Semitic discourse.”

In further Facebook posts following criticism for posting the cartoon, Yair Netanyahu, who is a university student, condemned the Israeli left for being two-faced in trying to silence him.

A family spokesman said Yair Netanyahu would not be making any other comment. The prime minister refused to answer questions from reporters about the post on Sunday morning at the start of his weekly cabinet meeting.

Last month, the son made another headline-grabbing post after a protester was killed during a white nationalist rally in the U.S. state of Virginia. It appeared to suggest that hard-left organizations now pose more of a danger than neo-Nazi groups, which he wrote are a dying breed.

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I was just gonna get Forza 7, but they're making my decision real damn hard.
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tennisdude818 posted...

You have to compare the damage from GM to the damage caused by trying to avoid it. I

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4036/4254681996_27b1ed7ff0.jpg
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I dunno, I've been kinda unimpressed by recent porn chicks >_>
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