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People who bring bring giant dogs everywhere are insane


You’re the same people FYI.

re: Which OTer is this?

Posted by brass2mouth on 5/23/26 at 10:53 am to
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Instead he sees how much $$$$$ money she brings in banging five guys at a time on camera.

Who wouldn’t take that opportunity to retire, be Mr. Mom, and have a bass boat at a lake house while your wife makes 6 or 7 figures getting her holes filled.

Now if his wife is not getting paid a substantial amount for playing a human crème filled donut, time to dump her arse.



Decent troll attempt.
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Don’t cross AIPAC?


I mean…who isn’t happy that a foreign lobby is celebrating the removal of specific politicians?


I welcome my Israeli overlords.
How can a judge just change a sentence without an appeal process?
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What is a viable path for teachers to get a raise? Louisiana public school teachers rank 48th nationally in pay.


The government has enough tax money to do this without pushing the burden to property owners or increasing sales tax. They just don’t want to make cuts to free up the money.
When you say “tumble” I think a drop in the 10-15 cent range, not 1/2 and 1 cent. Hardly a “tumble.”

re: Team Homeowner or Team Mailman

Posted by brass2mouth on 5/17/26 at 6:35 pm to
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It’s the Homeowner’s property. Mailman needs to have more respect and not be so lazy


Yeah, I’m not sure what the issue is.

If the avenues to her front door were blocked I would get it, but he could’ve easily followed the sidewalk to the driveway and the front door.
I was never a fan of Cassidy, even back when he first ran. Glad he’s out.
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Exactly. There are ZERO real Trump supporters who are interested in spray painting "Trupmp" on black graves.


How would anyone without inside knowledge know the headstones are for black people, anyway?
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Sorry, but occasionally we like things they can’t ruin.


Went to Morten’s Steakhouse last night, nice evening up until a couple is sat at the table next to us.

The female…makes a phone call, which I initially thought nothing about until I realized she was on FaceTime with a large female on the other end with the volume seemingly maxed out so my date and I could hear their entire conversation. Went on for fifteen minutes then I had the waiter move us.
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But she gave it 110%. She probably should've let ole boy ride the lightning.


If you say so. That was embarrassing.
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who plays Montgomery and Patton?


Don Cheadle.
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How was your surgery/rehab experience?


Sucked, but I would take it over my shoulder surgery any day.
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Would it be bad taste to wear my jump wings on my suit to show respect for him?


Absolutely not.
Bruh who downvoted this?
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They either have a full bush or a cock


Haven’t been with many Arabian women, eh?
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A data breach or ransomware event are two of the worst possible scenarios for any business. A tend to agree with some others who said if a business isn't taking cybersecurity seriously, they should get dinged. But I'd wager over 90% of serious businesses are at or close to cybersecurity best practices by now. The other 10% are very foolish.


They may very well be but the majority of day breaches aren’t brute force attacks/hacks.

It’s Paul down in accounting reusing the same password for his login that he uses for PornHub or he clicked on a link he shouldn’t have and the password was stolen/phished.

The “best practices” guidelines generally don’t help with this and it’s just a way for companies to point to a third party and say “well we’re doing everything they say we should.”

If your company is legitimately hacked and you’ve done everything recommended, fine. Chalk it up to the game. However if your data breach of 1.5mil people resulted from Paul scenario above, yes your company should be liable/fined.
Sir, I will take all of those off your hands.
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Does this only apply to e data?

Do companies get penalized for robberies? Arson? Blackmail?

Can we penalize them if anything bad happens to them? They can prevent everything, right?


I don’t remember the Capital One robber getting my SSN, bank account, CC#, and various other bits of personal information like they did with the ATT data breach.