The Idiot Thread
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100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree."I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/080 -
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree.0 -
Yes. I'm not so sure that is 'where it started or rather gained more momentum'... but a lot of motivated racists- from the extreme idiots to the mild variety- exercised their voting privileges and ticked the box with Donald's name.tempo_n_groove said:
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree."My brain's a good brain!"0 -
No, it's been their the entire time, even the rallys, now your seeing it online and on your cable tv.tempo_n_groove said:
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree.0 -
Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Yes. I'm not so sure that is 'where it started or rather gained more momentum'... but a lot of motivated racists- from the extreme idiots to the mild variety- exercised their voting privileges and ticked the box with Donald's name.tempo_n_groove said:
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree.
I should have been clearer as I know it's never went away.JC29856 said:
No, it's been their the entire time, even the rallys, now your seeing it online and on your cable tv.tempo_n_groove said:
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree.
Had the movement gained momentum during Obamas years?0 -
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good question? the logical conclusion would be yes, or at min it should have gained under Obama. If you watch or read the alt-news they'll telling us it's gaining under Trump because they feel "emboldened". My impression of kkk and white supremacists they are by nature emboldened, they don't hide their feelings, they aren't timid and afraid to let it be known who they are.tempo_n_groove said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Yes. I'm not so sure that is 'where it started or rather gained more momentum'... but a lot of motivated racists- from the extreme idiots to the mild variety- exercised their voting privileges and ticked the box with Donald's name.tempo_n_groove said:
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree.
I should have been clearer as I know it's never went away.JC29856 said:
No, it's been their the entire time, even the rallys, now your seeing it online and on your cable tv.tempo_n_groove said:
Anybody ever think that having a black president for 8 years really chapped some people and that's where it started or rather gained more momentum?jeffbr said:
100% yes. He is culpable due to the tremendous influence and platform he has been given. The vile nature of his proclamations has certainly ushered in a resurgence of David Duke and his mouthbreathing followers. Bannon and Miller being part of tRump's inner circle is proof that he is either one of them, or is being heavily influenced by them. Either way - deplorable.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Maybe (your last sentence).JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
I think Trump and the recent surge in white supremacy demonstrations are intertwined though: one cannot deny the connection. And not only is Trump a catalyst for the surge in this vile obscenity... he is lending support to it by promoting it as an acceptable belief system versus condemning it.
He is responsible to some degree.
Had the movement gained momentum during Obamas years?
If there is a true rise in white supremacy, is it because of Trump rhetoric, Trumps cabinet or because of the alt-medias portrayal of Trump as a racist?
Im certain that the alt-medias war with trump, the medias attack Trump style is used as a recruitment tool and rally cry by white supremacists leaders.0 -
JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
Cops shoot unarmed black man
now is not the time to talk about race!
Mentally ill person shoots up church
now is not the time to talk about health care or access to guns!
Woman gets run over by a nazi
now is not the time to talk about white supremacists!
When do you suggest we address this societal ills? When would be convenient time/day for you to defend nazis?0 -
you make quite a bit of assumptions there, too lengthy to list. your conclusions drawn are far fetched and your logic used does not equate. I will only answer alt-intelligent questions today. it's Friday and I've already wasted too many brain cells this week on alt-stupid questions not to mention my cranial lobes are still sore from playing virtual twister over the last couple days.CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
Cops shoot unarmed black man
now is not the time to talk about race!
Mentally ill person shoots up church
now is not the time to talk about health care or access to guns!
Woman gets run over by a nazi
now is not the time to talk about white supremacists!
When do you suggest we address this societal ills? When would be convenient time/day for you to defend nazis?
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Ah yes, the main stream media made me a racist. Better go to Info Wars and 4chan, the only place I can trust.0
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JC29856 said:
you make quite a bit of assumptions there, too lengthy to list. your conclusions drawn are far fetched do not equate. I will only answer alt-intelligent questions today. it's Friday and I've already wasted too many brain cells this week on alt-stupid questions not to mention my cranial lobes are still sore from playing virtual twister over the last couple days.CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
Cops shoot unarmed black man
now is not the time to talk about race!
Mentally ill person shoots up church
now is not the time to talk about health care or access to guns!
Woman gets run over by a nazi
now is not the time to talk about white supremacists!
When do you suggest we address this societal ills? When would be convenient time/day for you to defend nazis?
Just so we're clear:
1) outrageous thing happens
2) people and media express, document and discuss their outrage over outrageous thing that occurred
3) JC is confused and doesn't understand why people are so outraged about outrageous thing that occurred. thinks maybe we should all settle down and try to forget about outrageous thing that happened and perhaps discuss when time is more appropriate.0 -
just so we're clear:CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
you make quite a bit of assumptions there, too lengthy to list. your conclusions drawn are far fetched do not equate. I will only answer alt-intelligent questions today. it's Friday and I've already wasted too many brain cells this week on alt-stupid questions not to mention my cranial lobes are still sore from playing virtual twister over the last couple days.CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
Cops shoot unarmed black man
now is not the time to talk about race!
Mentally ill person shoots up church
now is not the time to talk about health care or access to guns!
Woman gets run over by a nazi
now is not the time to talk about white supremacists!
When do you suggest we address this societal ills? When would be convenient time/day for you to defend nazis?
Just so we're clear:
1) outrageous thing happens
2) people and media express, document and discuss their outrage over outrageous thing that occurred
3) JC is confused and doesn't understand why people are so outraged about outrageous thing that occurred. thinks maybe we should all settle down and try to forget about outrageous thing that happened and perhaps discuss when time is more appropriate.
1. 2 out of 3 ain't bad
2. my post has nothing to do with outrage or real discussion of issues
3. you took two spins, let someone else have a turnPost edited by JC29856 on0 -
spot on, couldn't have said it better myselfJC29856 said:
just so we're clear:CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
you make quite a bit of assumptions there, too lengthy to list. your conclusions drawn are far fetched do not equate. I will only answer alt-intelligent questions today. it's Friday and I've already wasted too many brain cells this week on alt-stupid questions not to mention my cranial lobes are still sore from playing virtual twister over the last couple days.CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
Cops shoot unarmed black man
now is not the time to talk about race!
Mentally ill person shoots up church
now is not the time to talk about health care or access to guns!
Woman gets run over by a nazi
now is not the time to talk about white supremacists!
When do you suggest we address this societal ills? When would be convenient time/day for you to defend nazis?
Just so we're clear:
1) outrageous thing happens
2) people and media express, document and discuss their outrage over outrageous thing that occurred
3) JC is confused and doesn't understand why people are so outraged about outrageous thing that occurred. thinks maybe we should all settle down and try to forget about outrageous thing that happened and perhaps discuss when time is more appropriate.
my post has nothing to do with .... real discussion of issues0 -
nice job...I'm learn'in ya!CM189191 said:
spot on, couldn't have said it better myselfJC29856 said:
just so we're clear:CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
you make quite a bit of assumptions there, too lengthy to list. your conclusions drawn are far fetched do not equate. I will only answer alt-intelligent questions today. it's Friday and I've already wasted too many brain cells this week on alt-stupid questions not to mention my cranial lobes are still sore from playing virtual twister over the last couple days.CM189191 said:JC29856 said:
First let me say, my question was snarky, apologies. I appreciate you still answering.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:The primary storyline did what the headline suggested it would: it spoke to moments in history where people stood up for black people against ignorance. Heyer is a recent example of a person standing up against ignorance.
my point, Heather's tragic death is being used by opportunistic click baiters and political agenda pushers.
the author chose to place Heather's name in the headline along with a picture of a girl "celebrating her life and sacrifice" by holding a sign that reads, "Trump victim". Blame trump for this supposed rise in white supremacy and Nazism but blaming him for this death is distasteful to put it nicely.
The author makes great points about whites standing against racist but the healine the picture and opening paragraphs denigrate and detract from the storyline. For those reasons I question whether the author wants to push an agenda or tell a story about whites standing with oppressed blacks.
Let the family grieve awile before trotting out the corps.
Cops shoot unarmed black man
now is not the time to talk about race!
Mentally ill person shoots up church
now is not the time to talk about health care or access to guns!
Woman gets run over by a nazi
now is not the time to talk about white supremacists!
When do you suggest we address this societal ills? When would be convenient time/day for you to defend nazis?
Just so we're clear:
1) outrageous thing happens
2) people and media express, document and discuss their outrage over outrageous thing that occurred
3) JC is confused and doesn't understand why people are so outraged about outrageous thing that occurred. thinks maybe we should all settle down and try to forget about outrageous thing that happened and perhaps discuss when time is more appropriate.
my post has nothing to do with .... real discussion of issues
I appreciate a mix of humor, these boards lack that mix. I'm all for some hijinx every now and again.Post edited by JC29856 on0 -
It's all fun and games until you take a bean bag to the nut sack ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfoGYhuNF0
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ooowch! was that a bean bag or canister?Jason P said:It's all fun and games until you take a bean bag to the nut sack ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfoGYhuNF00 -
Obviously if he was with Antifa, there was no nut sack to hit...everyone knows that...Jason P said:It's all fun and games until you take a bean bag to the nut sack ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfoGYhuNF00 -
Then the guy with the Kaepernick jersey comes beetling in there to help the guy. Was that the idiot? Of all the fantastic jerseys a guy could buy... you get that one?Jason P said:It's all fun and games until you take a bean bag to the nut sack ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfoGYhuNF0
Eesh."My brain's a good brain!"0 -
his Mets Tebow jersey is alittle snug, so he went with KapThirty Bills Unpaid said:
Then the guy with the Kaepernick jersey comes beetling in there to help the guy. Was that the idiot? Of all the fantastic jerseys a guy could buy... you get that one?Jason P said:It's all fun and games until you take a bean bag to the nut sack ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfoGYhuNF0
Eesh.0
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