Marjorie Taylor Greene

cincybearcat

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The Juggler

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

mrussel1

The Juggler said:

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

I'm pretty much the same.  I don't have to do everythign with her, but I travel a lot for work and do a lot of boondoggle type shit, and play golf at home a lot.  So you gotta be a team player.  And at the same time, who else are you going to go to the movies with?  Going alone looks really sad.  

I'm 100% sure my wife won't see this in the movies, but when it streams, I can make her suffer with a bottle of wine. 

mickeyrat

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

no. its a joke. we each take care of our own shit. her house before we married. she takes care of the mortage. I take care of the utilities and groceries. car insurance is same policy but split.

Gern Blansten

mrussel1 said:

The Juggler said:

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

I'm pretty much the same.  I don't have to do everythign with her, but I travel a lot for work and do a lot of boondoggle type shit, and play golf at home a lot.  So you gotta be a team player.  And at the same time, who else are you going to go to the movies with?  Going alone looks really sad.  

I'm 100% sure my wife won't see this in the movies, but when it streams, I can make her suffer with a bottle of wine. 

lol....I went to the movies once by myself and saw Dinner for Schmucks while my two kids were in soccer referee school. 

That has become a family joke that I will never live down. I'm not sure why they all think it is so funny that I went alone. They even re-enact the scene of me asking for "one ticket".

mrussel1

Gern Blansten said:

mrussel1 said:

The Juggler said:

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

I'm pretty much the same.  I don't have to do everythign with her, but I travel a lot for work and do a lot of boondoggle type shit, and play golf at home a lot.  So you gotta be a team player.  And at the same time, who else are you going to go to the movies with?  Going alone looks really sad.  

I'm 100% sure my wife won't see this in the movies, but when it streams, I can make her suffer with a bottle of wine. 

lol....I went to the movies once by myself and saw Dinner for Schmucks while my two kids were in soccer referee school. 

That has become a family joke that I will never live down. I'm not sure why they all think it is so funny that I went alone. They even re-enact the scene of me asking for "one ticket".

Ha!  That's really funny.  It's just fun for them to get to make fun of dad like that.  You'll have that on you until you die. 

mickeyrat

huh. looks like those german poses from ww2......

https://twitter.com/mtgreenee/status/1631441039260090368?t=spySakkB6rC5TxD8jeGqYw&s=19

Merkin Baller

Gern Blansten said:

mrussel1 said:

The Juggler said:

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

I'm pretty much the same.  I don't have to do everythign with her, but I travel a lot for work and do a lot of boondoggle type shit, and play golf at home a lot.  So you gotta be a team player.  And at the same time, who else are you going to go to the movies with?  Going alone looks really sad.  

I'm 100% sure my wife won't see this in the movies, but when it streams, I can make her suffer with a bottle of wine. 

lol....I went to the movies once by myself and saw Dinner for Schmucks while my two kids were in soccer referee school. 

That has become a family joke that I will never live down. I'm not sure why they all think it is so funny that I went alone. They even re-enact the scene of me asking for "one ticket".

In '95 @ 18 I got over the stigma of going to a concert alone. I'm so glad I did that... I've seen so many amazing shows since that I never would have experienced if I let not having someone to go with keep me from going. 

It's also carried over to movies... I went to see Once Upon A Time in Hollywood solo on my way home from work one day shortly after it was released (wife had no interest & most friends have young kids / families or just don't have time for it) and it was one of my favorite movie theater experiences ever... not because I was alone, but because of how everyone in the audience reacted to the final scene. 

It's such a silly stigma that I'm glad I got over long ago.

Don't really care what others think of it either, knowing the experiences I would have missed out on if I did. 

gimmesometruth27

mickeyrat said:

huh. looks like those german poses from ww2......

https://twitter.com/mtgreenee/status/1631441039260090368?t=spySakkB6rC5TxD8jeGqYw&s=19

i'd rather watch the video of uncle rico throwing a football for 12 hours than that speech.

i wonder what the announcement is. did she have divorce papers from the united states on behalf of georgia drawn up?

Gern Blansten

gimmesometruth27 said:

mickeyrat said:

huh. looks like those german poses from ww2......

https://twitter.com/mtgreenee/status/1631441039260090368?t=spySakkB6rC5TxD8jeGqYw&s=19

i'd rather watch the video of uncle rico throwing a football for 12 hours than that speech.

i wonder what the announcement is. did she have divorce papers from the united states on behalf of georgia drawn up?

probably filing impeachment articles

The Juggler

Merkin Baller said:

Gern Blansten said:

mrussel1 said:

The Juggler said:

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

I'm pretty much the same.  I don't have to do everythign with her, but I travel a lot for work and do a lot of boondoggle type shit, and play golf at home a lot.  So you gotta be a team player.  And at the same time, who else are you going to go to the movies with?  Going alone looks really sad.  

I'm 100% sure my wife won't see this in the movies, but when it streams, I can make her suffer with a bottle of wine. 

lol....I went to the movies once by myself and saw Dinner for Schmucks while my two kids were in soccer referee school. 

That has become a family joke that I will never live down. I'm not sure why they all think it is so funny that I went alone. They even re-enact the scene of me asking for "one ticket".

In '95 @ 18 I got over the stigma of going to a concert alone. I'm so glad I did that... I've seen so many amazing shows since that I never would have experienced if I let not having someone to go with keep me from going. 

It's also carried over to movies... I went to see Once Upon A Time in Hollywood solo on my way home from work one day shortly after it was released (wife had no interest & most friends have young kids / families or just don't have time for it) and it was one of my favorite movie theater experiences ever... not because I was alone, but because of how everyone in the audience reacted to the final scene. 

It's such a silly stigma that I'm glad I got over long ago.

Don't really care what others think of it either, knowing the experiences I would have missed out on if I did. 

I've gone to the movies a few times on my own. When I do that, it's usually a matinee though. Never have done a concert, but I've considered it a few times when I couldn't get people to go with me. 

The Juggler

mrussel1 said:

Gern Blansten said:

mrussel1 said:

The Juggler said:

cincybearcat said:

mickeyrat said:

cincybearcat said:

The Juggler said:

Poncier said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

The Juggler said:

Michael Che referred to her as Cocaine Bear this past weekend. hahaha

That's an insult to Cocaine Bear, who I view as an American hero after watching the movie.

Did you go see it?  How was it?  Looks hilarious to me, like a Shaun of the Dead.  Maybe it wasn't supposed to be hilarious. 

I saw it this weekend.
Found it highly entertaining. And Shaun of the Dead is a good comp in terms of the style, dark humor. Definitely humor is intended.

And to those going to see it, pay attention to the billboard next to the roadside pay phone. It shows up twice when 2 different characters stop to make a phone call, they don't show it very long so it's a blink and you miss it thing, but I found it rather funny.

Nice. I really want to see this but there is no chance in hell I can convince the wife to go. 

Do you have to do everything with your wife?  Blink 2x if you need help.

happy wife, happy life.

along the lines of the old saying, my debt is my debt, your debt is my debt......

So that's 2 blinks for you...I'll wait on Juggler before reaching out to the authorities

The answer is most everything but golf...and I try to golf as often as possible. lol

I'm pretty much the same.  I don't have to do everythign with her, but I travel a lot for work and do a lot of boondoggle type shit, and play golf at home a lot.  So you gotta be a team player.  And at the same time, who else are you going to go to the movies with?  Going alone looks really sad.  

I'm 100% sure my wife won't see this in the movies, but when it streams, I can make her suffer with a bottle of wine. 

lol....I went to the movies once by myself and saw Dinner for Schmucks while my two kids were in soccer referee school. 

That has become a family joke that I will never live down. I'm not sure why they all think it is so funny that I went alone. They even re-enact the scene of me asking for "one ticket".

Ha!  That's really funny.  It's just fun for them to get to make fun of dad like that.  You'll have that on you until you die. 

Gern, I'm guessing the title of the movie plays into it. Do they call you a schmuck for going by yourself? haha

Poncier

I've done the movies solo twice. First time was to see The Dark Knight Rises before it left theaters. Kid was young, and we tried to use our opportunities for babysitters for bigger events than movies, so I bailed a bit early from work and caught a matinee because I wanted to see it on the big screen. Other time was not really a solo trip, went to the movies with wife and kid who was 14 at the time. I wanted to see Joker, we thought it might be too violent for him (turns out it really wasn't) so I went into one theater and saw Joker while wife and son went into adjacent theater and saw The Addams Family.

As for concerts. I've gone solo a number of times. One major positive about going solo is you can often find a great single ticket. I've scored some incredible seats that way including front row day of show for Smashing Pumpkins in 2018.

Gern Blansten

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ7CNUuoe3E

mrussel1

Haha, never in a restaurant.  Iv'e had to eat a meal alone for business before, but that's what the bar is for. 

Merkin Baller

Poncier said:

I've done the movies solo twice. First time was to see The Dark Knight Rises before it left theaters. Kid was young, and we tried to use our opportunities for babysitters for bigger events than movies, so I bailed a bit early from work and caught a matinee because I wanted to see it on the big screen. Other time was not really a solo trip, went to the movies with wife and kid who was 14 at the time. I wanted to see Joker, we thought it might be too violent for him (turns out it really wasn't) so I went into one theater and saw Joker while wife and son went into adjacent theater and saw The Addams Family.

As for concerts. I've gone solo a number of times. One major positive about going solo is you can often find a great single ticket. I've scored some incredible seats that way including front row day of show for Smashing Pumpkins in 2018.

I pulled a 2nd row single for Primus, 10th & 12th row singles for Tool, 5th row for APC. Those were incredible concert experiences I would have missed out on if I was hung up on not going alone. 

Halifax2TheMax

Like Jerry’s date, Maggie Three Names has got herself some BIG hands!

tempo_n_groove

Halifax2TheMax said:

Like Jerry’s date, Maggie Three Names has got herself some BIG hands!

Body shaming now?  C'mon.

Merkin Baller

tempo_n_groove said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Like Jerry’s date, Maggie Three Names has got herself some BIG hands!

Body shaming now?  C'mon.

Can the shameless be shamed tho? 

static111

tempo_n_groove said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Like Jerry’s date, Maggie Three Names has got herself some BIG hands!

Body shaming now?  C'mon.

It's the best way to get the republicans to clean up the mess that they solely own.