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Wordle 908 3/6 🟨🟨 🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 They've been giving us words like this lately.
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We've watched them spread this bullsh*t for a while but it's fun to see the overload all in concentrated form.
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The negative progression of news reporting over the years.
Voltaire replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
The journalists with the most integrity are the ones who left / were squeezed out of the MSM. -
Biden should deal with the border issue, but he’ll win anyhow.
Voltaire replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
Joe Biden — An Unrelenting Stream of Immigration: Nonstop, Nonstop - YouTube Dear God, liberals are clueless -
Can my wife and I share a free seat?
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Shohei Ohtani - 1st 75 million per season athlete?
Voltaire replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
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Shohei Ohtani - 1st 75 million per season athlete?
Voltaire replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
Well, one thing, he won't be doing much DHing. He could do that with the Angels but now he's in the National League. -
Shohei Ohtani - 1st 75 million per season athlete?
Voltaire replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
Ohtani gives you two elite players in one roster spot. Of course, you risk them both getting hurt at the same time. -
The global diversity executive at Facebook stole 4 million dollars
Voltaire replied to kilroy69's topic in The Geek Club
If she took her job seriously, she'd lecture employees, host Maoist struggle sessions, divide the company, stir racial animosity, investigate Facebook for lack of diversity, and do other things to justify her existence. Frankly, diverting all that money into her personal bank account, while still being able to virtue signal on DEI, is the best return Facebook could have gotten for their money. -
Biden should deal with the border issue, but he’ll win anyhow.
Voltaire replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
So the primary motivation for the Biden administration to pivot on border policy is not overcrowding, nor lack of resources, nor crime, nor depressed wages? It is because it Joe Biden's re-election possibilities? Well, however we get there... Put a Band-Aid on there, remove it this time next year, and be grateful for the 11 months we had with the Band-Aid. -
What does a short clip of Taylor Swift arriving at Lambeau Field have to do with opinions shared by Brittney Mahomes about Jackson Mahomes?
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The global diversity executive at Facebook stole 4 million dollars
Voltaire replied to kilroy69's topic in The Geek Club
Maybe they "learn their lesson" and give someone else $4M next year. Maybe they don't care and give her another $4M next year. Same difference. -
In most blue states, yeah, this makes sense. People who don't mow their lawn with scissors should be arrested. But California is special. Since they don't have enough water, they shouldn't have lawns at all. They should convert their yards to dirt patches where people can poop and pee freely.
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When most teams that complain about the officiating, it's because the officials made a horrible and egregious call in which everyone watching the replay can see clearly it was total bullsh*t. When the Chiefs complain about the officiating, it can be the right call, it doesn't matter, it just has to be inconveniently timed. "Upon further review, there was no penalty on the play. Since we thought the play was cool, we don't care anymore that the receiver had lined up offsides. The result of the play: Touchdown Kansas City. Buffalo will be charged three timeouts."
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The global diversity executive at Facebook stole 4 million dollars
Voltaire replied to kilroy69's topic in The Geek Club
Everyone knows that every morsel of food, every ounce of water, every drop of penicillin that gets sent into Gaza will immediately be stolen by Hamas but the aid gets sent in anyways. DEI is like that. Once Facebook allocates any money to DEI, how can they or anyone get pissed off that it's misspent? Of course it's misspent. They can't not misspend it. You just give the money, pat yourself on the back that you've done your duty for giving the money, then move on. -
The global diversity executive at Facebook stole 4 million dollars
Voltaire replied to kilroy69's topic in The Geek Club
That's awesome. -
The global diversity executive at Facebook stole 4 million dollars
Voltaire replied to kilroy69's topic in The Geek Club
Now she can afford to buy a house next door to Patrice Cullors. And how is it possible to steal money from DEI programs? I'd think that every penny set aside for DEI programs is a gift freely and willingly given to thieves from the moment it's been allocated. -
If you loathe fat people like I do, you will enjoy this.
Voltaire replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
I think deep down at some level, all of us can appreciate sexy drunk chicks who drive around without pants or panties. This cop is the definition of composure and professionalism. Of course, it helps that he knows he's being recorded since he's the one doing the actual recording. "I'm not going to charge her with that," that's as close to a "Thank you very much, Alexis" as we ever get. -
We gave this story enough time to develop. I don't know fock all about Matt Gaetz's private live, but I do know that if there was any fire to go with this smoke, that for sure Biden's DOJ and the corporate media would have sung it from the mountaintops long ago. Instead, they just went into radio silence mode to allow him to continue to be character assassinated with allegations.
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University presidents won’t condemn antisemitism
Voltaire replied to Stryker Ryker's topic in The Geek Club
This started when Buck wondered why people on the right were only upset when explicit sex scenes occur in books for gay teens and not hetero ones, I said they would be if books like that were targeting teenagers. That was when you gave us a list of books aimed at teens, and while some did have passages that were dubious and have proven controversial in the past, we learned that there are none nearly as sexually explicit as the books written that target gay teens, books that our corporate media shower with praise and paint opponents as book burners and sensors. I thought maybe a good case could be made against me that I was being a hypocrite. I like Fast Times at Ridgemont High for example wheras I do indeed find gay sex personally disgusting and repugnant. So, since I wanted the gay books Senator Kennedy read passages from not available on school library shelves, I left myself quite vulnerable when occurrences of such themes occur in books aimed at straight teens. Come to find out... even the most risque of books aimed at straight teens aren't nearly so graphic (which is what I expected all along. The books that target gay teens with sexual themes cross way, way more lines than the ones that target straight teens. We can't find anything the equivalent of Some Boys Aren't Blue and Gender Queer in the straight teen literature. Thus far not one. And ... the ones that bother to try have been criticized. -
Wordle 907 2/6 🟩🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 There was still a lot of things this could have been but since I rarely get an opportunity to buy a ticket to the deuce lottery, I went and dropped a prayer as near to the middle as I could figure it to be. I got my hopes up, knowing that doing so could have turned this into a four. My instincts are always to find/eliminate new letters rather than turn yellows into greens.
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University presidents won’t condemn antisemitism
Voltaire replied to Stryker Ryker's topic in The Geek Club
Let me try this again i provided a link to the actual words, lines, and paragraphs used in what Shloop identified as the most steamy part of Vampire Academy. This is how that reads in Vampire Academy: Now let's compare it to the actual words, lines, and paragraphs used in the most steamy parts of All Boys are Blue And Finally Gender Queer Since they look identical, I changed the lower case Ls to capital Is to beat the sensor. Those words are "diido" and "biowjob" -
University presidents won’t condemn antisemitism
Voltaire replied to Stryker Ryker's topic in The Geek Club
Since you've actually read Twilight, that means that you should know where to look for the steamiest most raunchy, juiciest passages are. I'd like for you to share them with us because I want to compare the top-most controversial thing in Twilight to Some Boys aren't Blue. -
University presidents won’t condemn antisemitism
Voltaire replied to Stryker Ryker's topic in The Geek Club
It's what I had. Do you have a better source that shows the really trashy parts Shmoop won't touch? -
9000 women are suing Disney in a class action lawsuit over fair wages.