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Start working to repair Tate’s damage.


My man. Tate had nothing to do with the holistic admissions thing. That was all Fking.
Why can’t you people just let this play out? It is too early to judge whether any of this is legit. Let’s see the whole body of work.

Also — Why can’t people of strong faith admit to having doubt, or admit to even the possibility that their faith could be wrong, or that their religion may not account for every contingency in the universe? I’m a Christian but i am open to having my beliefs challenged. But you had better bring it hard.
Not only are they telegenic, but they are smart AF and they are all rabid capitalists. Unicorns all. Let's raise a glass to these impressive ladies.

Taylor Riggs (love her goofy almost-Canadian accent)




Lauren Simonetti (I would not want to be married to someone this smart)




Jackie Deangelis (has shown some staying power)




Madison Alworth (my future ex-wife... there is none like her)





(and finally for the old guys.... the one and only) Maria Bartiromo




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Trump just really, really, really wanted to be a wartime president.


Then why is he so hesitant to finish the job?
Every move Trump is making is with the midterms in mind. He knows that voters don't like the war and he wants to end it quickly. But he can't. The mullahs know this and are playing the long game.

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A one-world communist dictatorship.


I know this. But how do they plan to get there?


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Pilié joined WDSU on a part-time, freelance basis in October. The New Orleans native previously worked at WGNO-TV and The Weather Channel.

He and his husband, Ben Mount, also have a sizable social media presence on TikTok, where they post videos about New Orleans and other towns along the Gulf Coast.

https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/movies_tv/scot-pilie-promotion-wdsu/article_0eb1696d-a6c3-4eb1-941a-88e1cc6965d8.html
Is that where they think the revolution will start? In blue cities? I don't think they can even hold power there for any length of time, as the more of the well-off of the citizenry (whose dollars are needed to support the regime) are free to move out. New York's experiment with socialism is already a failure. And that women in Seattle is crazier than a shithouse rat.

So how do the Democratic Socialists of America and the Revolutionary Communists, et al, envision this going down? Do they think these cities are laboratories for socialism to succeed and spread? Are they going to metastasize to state houses in blue states, and eventually to red states? Can a socialist municipality survive and thrive on its own without nourishment from a broader state and national commitment to the cause? I don't see it.

Somebody tell me what the socialist revolution is going to look like in a place that has the greatest capitalist economy in the history of the world.

re: The Dem's next try at impeachment

Posted by Slippy on 5/5/26 at 10:28 am to
what would be the high crime and/or misdemeanor to support impeachment?

Him owning their sad asses at every turn?
As long as the fishermen are happy, amirite?
I remember that dude.

Godspeed.
Headed to Denver in July and have tickets to watch the Giants play the Rockies. I have Giants shirts and hats and have loved them since I grew up watching the AA Shreveport Captains, a Giants farm team.

But I fricking hate Tony Vitello. Like not just hate. I loathe him so badly I wish bodily harm on him. I know I’m not the only one.

Tell me what to do.
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Should I seek medical treatment or just let it heal naturally!


What I have learned about podiatrists is that they can do all sorts of things that you don't think they can do. Give it a shot, man. And find a female podiatrist. They seem to love feet.
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Would you rather deal with a 300 lb person's foot or their butthole/vag?


Most of the people in the waiting room are old and fat. I can't help but think, "of all the things on that person that I would not want to look at or touch, their feet are right up there."

What is the OT opinion on podiatrists?

Posted by Slippy on 4/30/26 at 3:21 pm
I used to think they were witch doctors (like chiropractors), but my nice lady podiatrist has given me amazing relief and satisfaction in the last few weeks.

I still don't understand why someone would choose to spend their career dealing with people's nasty feet, but I appreciate those that do.
Is she married? Because I pity the man who has to endure that on a daily basis.
95% of the posters on this board see no problem with this.

Nor do they see a problem with the fact that they see no problem with it.