Mike Honcho

I hope his wedding vows are better than his postgame interviews. ‘Do you take this woman?’ ‘We're focused on the honeymoon.’"

I'm sure he'll be here any minute to acknowledge his mistake.

I would and am not happy about this(I've explained my reasons before).

Well Supreme Leader Kim Jong...sorry got em mixed up again, President Trump would be very disappointed and Kristi might get the bad dog treatment.

Yeah, she didn't do better when she was asked what section of the Constitution you can find Habeas Corpus. I mean there are only seven articles, throw out a guess. But only the best for President Trump, best ass kissers.

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RIP

Is Comey in custody yet?

I'd say "Good, he got what he deserved! It's a clear sign from God! I hope it hurts! I hope he suffers a long time, burns through his billions and ends up buried in a paupers grave! And I hope all his stupid sycophantic supporters catch it from him and suffers like he does!", There that should make some of you happy.

What's Trump's 40 time?

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Ohio is the Florida of the Midwest!

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Where did the term 86d come from? AI Overview The term "86'd" originates from several potential sources, with the most common being a restaurant industry slang term meaning "out of stock" or "removed from the menu." Other theories include a New York speakeasy, military slang, and even bartender practices related to alcohol proof. Here's a more detailed look at the possible origins: Restaurant Industry Slang: .Opens in new tab The term is widely used in restaurants to indicate that an item is unavailable, either because it's sold out or has been removed from the menu. New York Speakeasy: .Opens in new tab One theory suggests the term originated at Chumley's, a speakeasy at 86 Bedford Street in New York City. During Prohibition, the bar staff might have used "86" to signal patrons to exit through the back door during police raids. Military Shorthand: .Opens in new tab Some believe it came from military slang, possibly related to the Korean War and the F-86 fighter jet, or from a military article on AWOL (Absence Without Leave). Bartender Practices: .Opens in new tab In the past, whiskey was often available in 100 proof and 86 proof options. Bartenders might have "86'd" a patron who was showing signs of inebriation by switching their drinks to the less potent 86 proof liquor. Soup Kitchens: .Opens in new tab Another theory suggests the term came from soup kitchens during the Great Depression. If a soup pot only held 85 cups, the 86th person would be out of luck. Rotary Phones: .Opens in new tab The letters "T" and "O" on a rotary phone would correspond to the numbers 8 and 6, respectively. In some military contexts, "T.O." meant "throw out" or "terminate." Rhyming Slang: .Opens in new tab "86" rhymes with "nix," which means to refuse or cancel something. While there are several plausible origins, the most widely accepted explanation is the restaurant industry slang, where "86'd" means "out of stock" or "removed from the menu."

verb informal•North American verb: 86 1. eject or bar (someone) from a restaurant, bar, etc. "they were accused of cheating, and eighty-sixed from their favorite casino" 2. reject, discard, or cancel. "the passwords will be 86ed by next October"

So she's like most Georgia voters.

Similar to the earlier headline Brain dead woman becomes Congresswoman in GA.

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He was the FANCY BOY, Oh the irony!

Heck, just based on this thread.

Was reading a review of the schedule and came across this one. Worst Thursday night matchup: Jets at Patriots, Week 11 I think the schedule makers were giving fans a bye week.

Really don't watch much sports that don't involve Wisconsin in some way or has wheels, but enjoy the season.

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You know what's the most amazing part of this story - James Comey has 135K+ followers.

Like Pete Hegseth and Jeanine Pirro