Ramyrez said: »
*** me.
Random Politics & Religion #14
Random Politics & Religion #14
Lakshmi.Zerowone said: »
The 2012 reboot is leaps and bounds ahead of the 95' version
I thought it sucked.
Not as bad as the long awaited sequel to The Chronicles of Riddick, but still not good.
It wasn't really an offer, but I mean. I get it.
You're afraid to admit to those feelings in light of the current political climate.
You're afraid to admit to those feelings in light of the current political climate.
Ramyrez said: »
I'm starting -- starting -- to actually believe people when they say Trump doesn't mean a *** thing he says for more than five minutes.
Siren.Mosin said: »
I keep telling you guys, Trump doesn't believe the ***he says, he just says it. He didn't mean what he said yesterday, he doesn't mean what he said today, and he hasn't the foggiest notion what he's going to say tomorrow.
Ramyrez said: »
It wasn't really an offer, but I mean. I get it.
You're afraid to admit to those feelings in light of the current political climate.
You're afraid to admit to those feelings in light of the current political climate.
...it would be for Bloodrose and Brad Pitt. Maybe Chris Evans.
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Ramyrez said: »
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
In the press conference with Obama first thing Trump says is he has great respect for Obama...except when he called him a disgrace and the worst president ever <_< Peaceful transition and all, but let's limit the hypocrisy a little bit.
I'm starting -- starting -- to actually believe people when they say Trump doesn't mean a *** thing he says for more than five minutes. He thinks in the moment only. He's like a goldfish.
Which would explain his skin pigmentation.
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Siren.Mosin said: »
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
In the press conference with Obama first thing Trump says is he has great respect for Obama...except when he called him a disgrace and the worst president ever <_< Peaceful transition and all, but let's limit the hypocrisy a little bit.
I keep telling you guys, Trump doesn't believe the ***he says, he just says it. He didn't mean what he said yesterday, he doesn't mean what he said today, and he hasn't the foggiest notion what he's going to say tomorrow.
that might change now that campaigning is over, but we'll see.
Bloodrose said: »
Siren.Mosin said: »
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
In the press conference with Obama first thing Trump says is he has great respect for Obama...except when he called him a disgrace and the worst president ever <_< Peaceful transition and all, but let's limit the hypocrisy a little bit.
I keep telling you guys, Trump doesn't believe the ***he says, he just says it. He didn't mean what he said yesterday, he doesn't mean what he said today, and he hasn't the foggiest notion what he's going to say tomorrow.
that might change now that campaigning is over, but we'll see.
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Asura.Kingnobody said: »
Bloodrose said: »
Siren.Mosin said: »
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
In the press conference with Obama first thing Trump says is he has great respect for Obama...except when he called him a disgrace and the worst president ever <_< Peaceful transition and all, but let's limit the hypocrisy a little bit.
I keep telling you guys, Trump doesn't believe the ***he says, he just says it. He didn't mean what he said yesterday, he doesn't mean what he said today, and he hasn't the foggiest notion what he's going to say tomorrow.
that might change now that campaigning is over, but we'll see.
I've been saying it forever too. He only manipulated his voterbase with whatever seemed like it would rally them.
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
In the press conference with Obama first thing Trump says is he has great respect for Obama...except when he called him a disgrace and the worst president ever <_< Peaceful transition and all, but let's limit the hypocrisy a little bit.
Obama said "I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.", but he had no problem running against her 8 years ago.
It's all a show. All of it.
Maybe President Trump will be different (in good ways), probably not.
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Chances are it's going to be business as usual.
The sun will rise every morning, and people will wake up, go to work, and feel sad. Then have a bottle of hooch.
The sun will rise every morning, and people will wake up, go to work, and feel sad. Then have a bottle of hooch.
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Bloodrose said: »
Chances are it's going to be business as usual.
The sun will rise every morning, and people will wake up, go to work, and feel sad. Then have a bottle of hooch.
The sun will rise every morning, and people will wake up, go to work, and feel sad. Then have a bottle of hooch.
maybe if they work two jobs
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Ramyrez said: »
It wasn't really an offer, but I mean. I get it.
You're afraid to admit to those feelings in light of the current political climate.
You're afraid to admit to those feelings in light of the current political climate.
The Mike Pence effect
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Ramyrez said: »
Lakshmi.Zerowone said: »
The 2012 reboot is leaps and bounds ahead of the 95' version
I actually haven't seen it yet, but...my analysis still feels valid.
I really like Urban though. I'll get around to watching it eventually.
Wait, 2012? Have I really been putting it off that long?
*** me.
It's good, watched it on Netflix one night last year and wasn't disappointed.
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
I've been saying it forever too. He only manipulated his voterbase with whatever seemed like it would rally them.
I agree i believe he is a centrist. He pandered hard to get the votes to win. He won. It's going to be amusing when his base realizes he is a carpetbagger.
Found on an article a list of all names that could go into Trump's team. I'll leave the comments about them to you.
Secretary of state: Gingrich, Corker, Bolton, Sessions
Economy: Mnuchin
Commerce: Ross, Di Micco
Energy: Hamm
Defense: Adley, Talent, Flynn
Attorney general: Giuliani, Christie
Internal affairs: Lucas, Grady, Trump Jr.
Healthcare: Scott, Carson
Chief staff: Preibus, Spicer
Secretary of state: Gingrich, Corker, Bolton, Sessions
Economy: Mnuchin
Commerce: Ross, Di Micco
Energy: Hamm
Defense: Adley, Talent, Flynn
Attorney general: Giuliani, Christie
Internal affairs: Lucas, Grady, Trump Jr.
Healthcare: Scott, Carson
Chief staff: Preibus, Spicer
Valefor.Sehachan said: »
Attorney general: Giuliani, Christie
Speaking of layers of irony.
Especially cause I dunno who half of those people are, other than reading a bit about them from the same article.
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Trump like any politician said whatever he needed to say to get elected. Its a popularity contest and of all the crying hillary fans i talked to yesterday, not one could tell me about Hillary's economic plan or provide a reason why she was a better candidate other than by saying he is going to personally abuse, rape, deport or murder anyone who didnt look like Jeremy "Powder" Reed. Oh yeah and now all of the little girls dreams are crushed because the president isnt going to be a woman.
Candlejack said: »
Corker, Gingrich and Sessions... Corker can easily be charged with treason for his part in the treasonous 47 senators' letter to Iran two years back, Sessions has almost always been under investigation on rape charges, and Gingrich is a moron.
What is with you and the treason thing? Seriously, mate. Get off it.
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Internal Affairs, I hope is one of the other two and not Jr., as that'd be a violation of federal law.
Also this is the guy who picked Pence as vp, why do you expect better names for other positions...
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