People like that live to 110 on pure spite and meanness. And if you think he’s not gonna run again in 2028, regardless of the outcome in two weeks…
People like that live to 110 on pure spite and meanness. And if you think he’s not gonna run again in 2028, regardless of the outcome in two weeks…
People like that thrive on spite.
For mail in balloting at least in my state you sign the return envelope NOT the ballot itself.
That’s not at all how it works. Micro$oft paid a LOT for those congresscritters, precisely so they DON’T have to pay for it. We do. We always do.
I’d rather see people panic buying toilet paper than ammunition
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Also I’m 53 and I forgot what I was replying to while typing it
First off, epic joyride. That’s how you end up with a nickname you get to explain when you’re 50.
Second off, we keep saying more people should take public transportation, and I feel this arrest sends a mixed message.
I tried the same thing, no luck. It was in 7th grade if I remember correctly - and that was 1984 for me so it’s been a minute. :)
The idea of choosing being served raw should be enough to track it down, and I’ve occasionally searched for it over the years, but…
The short story that sticks with me from junior high, that I have not been able to track down in the last 40 years or so, was if I remember right another lottery style tale. I think it was just the husband and the one chosen was eaten by the rest of the community - the twist was that the eatee got to choose the method of preparation, and in the story, he chose to be served raw. Anyone recall this story? I’d love to track it down.
Yep, it’s the most R of them.
Barbara? Barbara Streisand? Is that you?
Cut a hole in the tennis ball, stick it on the muzzle of your AR-15 and call it a silencer. Bet you could smuggle in a number of tennis balls that way
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Weekend at Sammy’s
Ralph, son of Barf
The most interesting part of the article
“One of the things that we have done in my office, for the drop boxes across the counties, is make sure that they have fire suppression equipment inside of those drop boxes,” Fontes said during a Zoom call with election officials on Thursday. “Unfortunately, the United States Postal Service doesn’t have that.”