6083 pts ยท October 27, 2015
Our athletes are amazing. That being said, I would trade every gold medal in perpetuity to see every offender in the Epstein files publicly hung.
I'm not saying you have to USE the slang, but keeping up with it is never a bad idea.
That's exactly what it is! It's never too late to catch up on modern slang and avoid the slow decline into boomer-status, friend.
Homebrewery requires the image be shared to the community to be able to utilize them. I would prefer not to if I had the option to do so.
This is an official D&D stat block, I didn't have any hand in balancing it, I just needed an image of it hosted for use in a homebrewery :)
You're not missing anything, these puzzles aren't meant for the imgur community, I'm just using imgur to host the images for a homebrewery I'm working on :)
This was made using the random 5 room dungeon tool from donjon. I just generated random dungeons until I found one with roughly the layout I wanted, then used an image editing software to change the room numbers and add some other designations to doors.
Pence thought the same thing until they started chanting they were going to hang him.
Much like other social safety nets like welfare and food stamps, I think most imgurians are of the opinion that if we help anyone in need, it's worth the much smaller number of people that take advantage of the system.
Franklin being used to save Sue
Fun movie. Better than the other two MCU movies we got this year, which weren't bad either. Not as good as Superman, and man, I do wish we had gotten a really HUGE Galactus, if only for the spectacle. Also, I think maybe the thing in the end with the baby should have had SOME sort of visual effect: people without the knowledge of Franklin Richards' abilities might find themselves a bit confused as to what the baby actually did.
Y'all, we have SO MUCH we can legitimately criticize this dipshit about. Conspiracy theories about staged assassination attempts discredit the legitimate complaints. Even if (big fuckin' if) it was staged, it's so far down my list of things to worry about after protecting trans rights, women's rights, human rights, medicaid and other social safety nets, the right to a fair and free election in 2028, and about a thousand other things that it doesn't even factor on my radar.
Not the candidate I wanted to see represent my ideals, but he would have been a whole lot better than what we got. I do think running for a second term instead of letting someone else step up was a mistake, but that doesn't change the fact that he does not deserve half the hardship he has faced, and he bore all of it with much more grace than the current POTUS manages when celebrating victory.But, also, he should have used the last of his term to help the American people, decorum be damned.
I think it's different for each person. I'm lucky enough to have my experience be more like King's - I can sit down with only a vague idea of what I'm going to write and have it flow pretty much uninterrupted. He's said before something akin to the fact that he doesn't know any more than the reader where the story will go until it gets there, and that he doesn't guide it so much as just transcribe it, going so far as to apologize for events "out of his control." That's how it feels for me too.
Truly, we are in the era of coworker music and coworker memes.
They are absolutely allowed to, but that doesn't free them from judgement over it. The right to vote is not taken away by people saying you are a piece of shit for who you chose to vote for, so long as they did not stop you from casting that vote.
This. This is what I want to see from our Democratic leadership. I'm willing to bet Bernie didn't call Trump to congratulate him for winning.
encouraging unity in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Everything he said was a lie, of course, but he stuck to it so vehemently that his idiot base believed it was true. I didn't want the Dems to resist the peaceful transfer of power or to stage a coup, but is it too much to ask for them to have spent the last 3 months at least saying "This is morally reprehensible, this man is not fit to be president and everyone that voted for him should be ashamed"?
Post election. Calling up to congratulate Trump on his victory after spending 8 years telling us he's going to be the death of democracy. Inviting him into the White House, promising to help his transition team, acting buddy-buddy with him at Carter's funeral. Say what you want about Trump, when he lost in 2020 he immediately vilified the Dems and beat that drum every chance he got for 4 years until he won again. You couldn't have caught him dead wishing Paul Pelosi to get well soon or
I'm so over the DNC, to be honest. Obviously I'm going to keep voting for them because the other options are noncompetitive or flat out worse, but they aren't even trying to make themselves a GOOD alternative. They thought they could run on a strict Anti-Trump platform, they thought they could avoid taking a side on Palestine, they kept swearing the economy was fine because the Wall Street numbers were, not because the average American is.But most of all, I hate how weak-willed they have been
While this FEELS like something that would happen, without proof it's probably doing more harm than good to spread it. And not from a "protect cops" angle (fuck em) but from a "we don't need to scare people from distributing food tp those in need by making them think they might get arrested" angle.If there IS proof that turns up, though, by all means dox the fuckers.
My man, you don't have data. If you had it, I'd be all for it.To be honest, I'm a little confused about what you're even suggesting happened. Can you assume I'm really slow and try to explain it to me so I can get a better idea?
It's not squeamish so much as it is necessary to have a side worth supporting at all
Man, I hate to break it to you but that's all the same circumstantial "evidence" they tried to leverage against Biden in 2020. It's all just "the vibes are off."If we are going to claim an illegitimate election occurred, we need actual, data driven evidence of actual voter fraud. Everything you described can be explained by plausibly legitimate voter behavior, the same media machine that has been churning out the 24-hour news cycle for decades and the admittedly bunk political system.
You can root for us to win, but that doesn't mean I need to agree with your philosophy.
We have a fundamental disagreement about the solution. You think it's to be more like Republicans, and I think it's to ACTUALLY better serve the American people instead of pretending to.
So, I do agree that what the Republicans did was more effective, and Dems need to be willing to step off their pedestal and stop being the party of anti-Trump and start being the party of the people. They need to stop infighting and blaming trans people and the phrase "latinx" for their loss. They need to stop treating Trump like a presidential victor and continue calling him a liar and convicted rapist. But they should not start lying about him or the election.
I can't agree that adopting the Republican strategy of misinformation is the answer.What I will say is that not having a Palestinian speaker at the DNC was also not the answer. Neither was insisting that the economy was fine for the average American because the Wall Street numbers were high. Neither was a campaign devoted to maintaining the establishment. Neither was saying we have the "most lethal" military. Neither was touring with Dick Cheney.And calling to congratulate Trump? No way.
It's not about sticking to the high road. But you have to fight the right fight - convincing people that the election was stolen when there has been no proof that I have seen (again, correct me if that's not the case, I would be overjoyed) just gives them reason to not confront the real issues.
Man, I really *hate* having to be that guy, but unless you have presentable evidence, this line of attack doesn't do us any good. If you DO, I'd really, REALLY love to hear about it because I'd like to have hope, but everything I've seen up until now just suggests that far too many people were okay with the orange douche and not nearly enough people were willing to get out to vote to stop him.Again, I am begging you to have real, actionable proof of some wrongdoing so that's not the case.
Our athletes are amazing. That being said, I would trade every gold medal in perpetuity to see every offender in the Epstein files publicly hung.
I'm not saying you have to USE the slang, but keeping up with it is never a bad idea.
That's exactly what it is! It's never too late to catch up on modern slang and avoid the slow decline into boomer-status, friend.
Homebrewery requires the image be shared to the community to be able to utilize them. I would prefer not to if I had the option to do so.
This is an official D&D stat block, I didn't have any hand in balancing it, I just needed an image of it hosted for use in a homebrewery :)
You're not missing anything, these puzzles aren't meant for the imgur community, I'm just using imgur to host the images for a homebrewery I'm working on :)
This was made using the random 5 room dungeon tool from donjon. I just generated random dungeons until I found one with roughly the layout I wanted, then used an image editing software to change the room numbers and add some other designations to doors.
Pence thought the same thing until they started chanting they were going to hang him.
Much like other social safety nets like welfare and food stamps, I think most imgurians are of the opinion that if we help anyone in need, it's worth the much smaller number of people that take advantage of the system.
Franklin being used to save Sue
Fun movie. Better than the other two MCU movies we got this year, which weren't bad either. Not as good as Superman, and man, I do wish we had gotten a really HUGE Galactus, if only for the spectacle. Also, I think maybe the thing in the end with the baby should have had SOME sort of visual effect: people without the knowledge of Franklin Richards' abilities might find themselves a bit confused as to what the baby actually did.
Y'all, we have SO MUCH we can legitimately criticize this dipshit about. Conspiracy theories about staged assassination attempts discredit the legitimate complaints. Even if (big fuckin' if) it was staged, it's so far down my list of things to worry about after protecting trans rights, women's rights, human rights, medicaid and other social safety nets, the right to a fair and free election in 2028, and about a thousand other things that it doesn't even factor on my radar.
Not the candidate I wanted to see represent my ideals, but he would have been a whole lot better than what we got. I do think running for a second term instead of letting someone else step up was a mistake, but that doesn't change the fact that he does not deserve half the hardship he has faced, and he bore all of it with much more grace than the current POTUS manages when celebrating victory.
But, also, he should have used the last of his term to help the American people, decorum be damned.
I think it's different for each person. I'm lucky enough to have my experience be more like King's - I can sit down with only a vague idea of what I'm going to write and have it flow pretty much uninterrupted. He's said before something akin to the fact that he doesn't know any more than the reader where the story will go until it gets there, and that he doesn't guide it so much as just transcribe it, going so far as to apologize for events "out of his control." That's how it feels for me too.
Truly, we are in the era of coworker music and coworker memes.
They are absolutely allowed to, but that doesn't free them from judgement over it. The right to vote is not taken away by people saying you are a piece of shit for who you chose to vote for, so long as they did not stop you from casting that vote.
This. This is what I want to see from our Democratic leadership. I'm willing to bet Bernie didn't call Trump to congratulate him for winning.
encouraging unity in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Everything he said was a lie, of course, but he stuck to it so vehemently that his idiot base believed it was true. I didn't want the Dems to resist the peaceful transfer of power or to stage a coup, but is it too much to ask for them to have spent the last 3 months at least saying "This is morally reprehensible, this man is not fit to be president and everyone that voted for him should be ashamed"?
Post election. Calling up to congratulate Trump on his victory after spending 8 years telling us he's going to be the death of democracy. Inviting him into the White House, promising to help his transition team, acting buddy-buddy with him at Carter's funeral. Say what you want about Trump, when he lost in 2020 he immediately vilified the Dems and beat that drum every chance he got for 4 years until he won again. You couldn't have caught him dead wishing Paul Pelosi to get well soon or
I'm so over the DNC, to be honest. Obviously I'm going to keep voting for them because the other options are noncompetitive or flat out worse, but they aren't even trying to make themselves a GOOD alternative. They thought they could run on a strict Anti-Trump platform, they thought they could avoid taking a side on Palestine, they kept swearing the economy was fine because the Wall Street numbers were, not because the average American is.
But most of all, I hate how weak-willed they have been
While this FEELS like something that would happen, without proof it's probably doing more harm than good to spread it. And not from a "protect cops" angle (fuck em) but from a "we don't need to scare people from distributing food tp those in need by making them think they might get arrested" angle.
If there IS proof that turns up, though, by all means dox the fuckers.
My man, you don't have data. If you had it, I'd be all for it.
To be honest, I'm a little confused about what you're even suggesting happened. Can you assume I'm really slow and try to explain it to me so I can get a better idea?
It's not squeamish so much as it is necessary to have a side worth supporting at all
Man, I hate to break it to you but that's all the same circumstantial "evidence" they tried to leverage against Biden in 2020. It's all just "the vibes are off."
If we are going to claim an illegitimate election occurred, we need actual, data driven evidence of actual voter fraud. Everything you described can be explained by plausibly legitimate voter behavior, the same media machine that has been churning out the 24-hour news cycle for decades and the admittedly bunk political system.
You can root for us to win, but that doesn't mean I need to agree with your philosophy.
We have a fundamental disagreement about the solution. You think it's to be more like Republicans, and I think it's to ACTUALLY better serve the American people instead of pretending to.
So, I do agree that what the Republicans did was more effective, and Dems need to be willing to step off their pedestal and stop being the party of anti-Trump and start being the party of the people. They need to stop infighting and blaming trans people and the phrase "latinx" for their loss. They need to stop treating Trump like a presidential victor and continue calling him a liar and convicted rapist.
But they should not start lying about him or the election.
I can't agree that adopting the Republican strategy of misinformation is the answer.
What I will say is that not having a Palestinian speaker at the DNC was also not the answer. Neither was insisting that the economy was fine for the average American because the Wall Street numbers were high. Neither was a campaign devoted to maintaining the establishment. Neither was saying we have the "most lethal" military. Neither was touring with Dick Cheney.
And calling to congratulate Trump? No way.
It's not about sticking to the high road. But you have to fight the right fight - convincing people that the election was stolen when there has been no proof that I have seen (again, correct me if that's not the case, I would be overjoyed) just gives them reason to not confront the real issues.
Man, I really *hate* having to be that guy, but unless you have presentable evidence, this line of attack doesn't do us any good. If you DO, I'd really, REALLY love to hear about it because I'd like to have hope, but everything I've seen up until now just suggests that far too many people were okay with the orange douche and not nearly enough people were willing to get out to vote to stop him.
Again, I am begging you to have real, actionable proof of some wrongdoing so that's not the case.