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Pinckney 3 year s ago
#37 - one shot, one kill - and you don't even have to aim at anyone...
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Ken 3 year s ago
Pinckney,
Glad someone else realizes the stupidity.
Glad someone else realizes the stupidity.
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Allisandra 3 year s ago
#9 Yes, yes they are.
#65 Pic first, extinguish second.
#65 Pic first, extinguish second.
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Obed 3 year s ago
#32
So jet fighters can now fly in to orbit? Who would've thought?
So jet fighters can now fly in to orbit? Who would've thought?
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Jessie 3 year s ago
Obed, are you dumb? do you know angle lens?
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Louis 3 year s ago
#23 hey super Karen, maybe it's the other way around and your kids are glad to get away from YOU?
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Lurana 3 year s ago
Louis, Nah, the kids are unhappy because they will miss the cow in the swimming pool.
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Louis 3 year s ago
#67 "So. Bob, you know this is how the dinosaurs checked out, right?" "Shut up, Frank."
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Johanna 3 year s ago
Phillip,
Exactly. Seeing people wearing a mask lets you know who the stupid & obedient people are.
Exactly. Seeing people wearing a mask lets you know who the stupid & obedient people are.
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Delphia 3 year s ago
Johanna, exactly. Cause we'll be the ones going to y'alls funerals after Big D gets ya!
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Johanna 3 year s ago
Delphia,
Nah, already had the Wu-flu. So did my son. No big deal unless you're over 70 or obese.
Nah, already had the Wu-flu. So did my son. No big deal unless you're over 70 or obese.
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Flossy 3 year s ago
Johanna,
Obese? You mean like almost half of America? I'd say that's a big deal.
CDC: 73.6% of Americans 20 or older are overweight.
42.5% of Americans 20 or older are obese.
Obese? You mean like almost half of America? I'd say that's a big deal.
CDC: 73.6% of Americans 20 or older are overweight.
42.5% of Americans 20 or older are obese.
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Johanna 3 year s ago
Flossy,
If you're obese, there are plenty of illnesses that will get besides the Wu-flu...
If you're obese, there are plenty of illnesses that will get besides the Wu-flu...
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Delphia 3 year s ago
Johanna, WOW! What an imbecile!
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Lainie 3 year s ago
Delphia,
The masks are of very little use against covid. Most recent studies show that even under ideal conditions (wearing the masks properly) they reduce contagion by 10% at best. So yes, wearing the mask is an exercise in virtue signaling. Besides, if one is vaccinated or otherwise immune, why is it one's responsibility to protect those who obviously are fine with their risk levels? I'm for freedom of choice and personal responsibility and am fed up with these non-scientific mandates which are in reality means of enforcing control and obedience. You Americans are trading your freedom for an illusion of safety and have NO idea what it's like to live under an leftist fascistic authoritarian government which is where you are headed if you continue to support the Marxist rooted woke garbage. Read Orwell's allegorical novel Animal Farm or his book titled 1984 and maybe get an insight of where this all ends up.
The masks are of very little use against covid. Most recent studies show that even under ideal conditions (wearing the masks properly) they reduce contagion by 10% at best. So yes, wearing the mask is an exercise in virtue signaling. Besides, if one is vaccinated or otherwise immune, why is it one's responsibility to protect those who obviously are fine with their risk levels? I'm for freedom of choice and personal responsibility and am fed up with these non-scientific mandates which are in reality means of enforcing control and obedience. You Americans are trading your freedom for an illusion of safety and have NO idea what it's like to live under an leftist fascistic authoritarian government which is where you are headed if you continue to support the Marxist rooted woke garbage. Read Orwell's allegorical novel Animal Farm or his book titled 1984 and maybe get an insight of where this all ends up.
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Kit 3 year s ago
Phillip,
Let me guess ... you're from the US south? Lots of like-minded people are filling up hospitals I read. Congrats.
Let me guess ... you're from the US south? Lots of like-minded people are filling up hospitals I read. Congrats.
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Parsuny 3 year s ago
#13 double penetrated?
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Johanna 3 year s ago
#54 Gee, why don't men want to get married??
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Ivy 3 year s ago
Johanna, because of fake stories? They were never even married and he doesn’t make that much.
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Adeline 3 year s ago
Johanna, Gold digger?
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Delphia 3 year s ago
#41 There's a glitch in the matrix...
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Indie 3 year s ago
#69, lol at "bitey"
#72 must be a descendant of Scrat.
#72 must be a descendant of Scrat.
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Augustina 3 year s ago
#28 - Metres, not meters. Meters are measuring instruments, such as speedometer, electric meter et cetera, while metres are the unit of measure, in this case 1000 metres. Sigh.
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Monty 3 year s ago
Augustina,
“Metre” is the British spelling of the unit of length equal to 100 cm, and “meter” is the American spelling of the same unit. However, “meter” is also used in British English, but it means something different.
A “meter” in British English is an instrument for measuring. You have several of them at home – a water meter, a gas meter and an electricity meter. The man with a clipboard who rings your doorbell when you’re just about to step into the shower on a Saturday morning has come to read your meter. And you put money into them when you park on the side of the road in the city centre – parking meters. “Meter” also has this meaning in American English.
“Metre” is the British spelling of the unit of length equal to 100 cm, and “meter” is the American spelling of the same unit. However, “meter” is also used in British English, but it means something different.
A “meter” in British English is an instrument for measuring. You have several of them at home – a water meter, a gas meter and an electricity meter. The man with a clipboard who rings your doorbell when you’re just about to step into the shower on a Saturday morning has come to read your meter. And you put money into them when you park on the side of the road in the city centre – parking meters. “Meter” also has this meaning in American English.
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Metta 2 year s ago
Monty,
That moron does this in every thread.
That moron does this in every thread.
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Augustina 3 year s ago
#34 - Anybody else only count seven ?
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Manerva 3 year s ago
#17 Isn't that racist?
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Gatsy 3 year s ago
#15 none of these is acceptable
Glad someone else realizes the stupidity.
#65 Pic first, extinguish second.
So jet fighters can now fly in to orbit? Who would've thought?
Exactly. Seeing people wearing a mask lets you know who the stupid & obedient people are.
Nah, already had the Wu-flu. So did my son. No big deal unless you're over 70 or obese.
Obese? You mean like almost half of America? I'd say that's a big deal.
CDC: 73.6% of Americans 20 or older are overweight.
42.5% of Americans 20 or older are obese.
If you're obese, there are plenty of illnesses that will get besides the Wu-flu...
The masks are of very little use against covid. Most recent studies show that even under ideal conditions (wearing the masks properly) they reduce contagion by 10% at best. So yes, wearing the mask is an exercise in virtue signaling. Besides, if one is vaccinated or otherwise immune, why is it one's responsibility to protect those who obviously are fine with their risk levels? I'm for freedom of choice and personal responsibility and am fed up with these non-scientific mandates which are in reality means of enforcing control and obedience. You Americans are trading your freedom for an illusion of safety and have NO idea what it's like to live under an leftist fascistic authoritarian government which is where you are headed if you continue to support the Marxist rooted woke garbage. Read Orwell's allegorical novel Animal Farm or his book titled 1984 and maybe get an insight of where this all ends up.
Let me guess ... you're from the US south? Lots of like-minded people are filling up hospitals I read. Congrats.
#72 must be a descendant of Scrat.
“Metre” is the British spelling of the unit of length equal to 100 cm, and “meter” is the American spelling of the same unit. However, “meter” is also used in British English, but it means something different.
A “meter” in British English is an instrument for measuring. You have several of them at home – a water meter, a gas meter and an electricity meter. The man with a clipboard who rings your doorbell when you’re just about to step into the shower on a Saturday morning has come to read your meter. And you put money into them when you park on the side of the road in the city centre – parking meters. “Meter” also has this meaning in American English.
That moron does this in every thread.