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Originally Posted by Sam Snead
I wish everyone was as smart as me and throw up at the sight of ur comments, but alas here I am having to defend myself or something
Or nothing. I called you faggot or queer and you're fighting. We're fighting the same cause. Your words have no effect on me, buddy. But, somehow you're a Trump dude....and you cry louder. Why?
Dishwasher licks sacks.
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Originally Posted by Sam SneadQuote:
Originally Posted by thesidedish
Or nothing. I called you faggot or queer and you're fighting. We're fighting the same cause. Your words have no effect on me, buddy. But, somehow you're a Trump dude....and you cry louder. Why?
Dishwasher licks sacks.
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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
It gets better.
With all due respect, this forum, you the forum participant, is/are a collection of some of the dumbest people on earth.
Duped Samaratian's re-post of a perfectly uninteresting tweet has sat for hours with the majority of
viewers considering it. How long does it take you to read/comprehend? It was barely worthy of a post but that's not the point. Think you blithering idiots. Dare to give your opinion you blithering idiots.
What's the point in having a forum if you can only slack jaw stare?
All the best
Canada
wait for it Druff log's off
and big Dick is coming in for a one liner
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf37GXCul2w
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Originally Posted by limitles
That's hilarious.
I don't know what happened to Giuliani.
I think 9/11 broke him. At first he was given adulation for his leadership following the attacks, but he flubbed a number of aftermath situations involving the dangerous air around the towers, and I don't think he ever really recovered from it.
It seems that he's getting stranger and stranger as time passes. Now he comes off as a confused old man who follows Trump around with extreme loyalty.
The person who quickly registered G-20.In was very clever. Amazingly, four days later, instead of quietly deleting his tweet, he doubled down with a ridiculous conspiracy theory that Twitter inserted an anti-Trump link into his tweet.
And he was once cybersecurity advsier to the White House! Oy vey.
What a mess.
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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
Guiliani is trying desparately to be nationally relevant and licking Trump’s ballsack is he only gig he can get these days to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffThat's hilarious.
I don't know what happened to Giuliani.
I think 9/11 broke him. At first he was given adulation for his leadership following the attacks, but he flubbed a number of aftermath situations involving the dangerous air around the towers, and I don't think he ever really recovered from it.
It seems that he's getting stranger and stranger as time passes. Now he comes off as a confused old man who follows Trump around with extreme loyalty.
The person who quickly registered G-20.In was very clever. Amazingly, four days later, instead of quietly deleting his tweet, he doubled down with a ridiculous conspiracy theory that Twitter inserted an anti-Trump link into his tweet.
And he was once cybersecurity advsier to the White House! Oy vey.
What a mess.
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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
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Originally Posted by Dan DruffThat's hilarious.
I don't know what happened to Giuliani.
I think 9/11 broke him. At first he was given adulation for his leadership following the attacks, but he flubbed a number of aftermath situations involving the dangerous air around the towers, and I don't think he ever really recovered from it.
It seems that he's getting stranger and stranger as time passes. Now he comes off as a confused old man who follows Trump around with extreme loyalty.
The person who quickly registered G-20.In was very clever. Amazingly, four days later, instead of quietly deleting his tweet, he doubled down with a ridiculous conspiracy theory that Twitter inserted an anti-Trump link into his tweet.
And he was once cybersecurity advsier to the White House! Oy vey.
What a mess.
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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
Is this impossible? Could someone who works for Twitter or maybe someone that got access into his account do this? I really don't see it out of the realm of possibility....
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Originally Posted by MintjewlipsQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Is this impossible? Could someone who works for Twitter or maybe someone that got access into his account do this? I really don't see it out of the realm of possibility....
.in is a TLD, or top level domain. its like .com, or .co.mx, or .mil. if you type redderick.in, it gets interpreted as an url automatically, just as if you had typed redderick.com.
no big deal, just how the internet works.
zero days without being a national embarrassment.
zero.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchPeople...turn_realizes/
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Originally Posted by Dan DruffThat's hilarious.
I don't know what happened to Giuliani.
I think 9/11 broke him. At first he was given adulation for his leadership following the attacks, but he flubbed a number of aftermath situations involving the dangerous air around the towers, and I don't think he ever really recovered from it.
It seems that he's getting stranger and stranger as time passes. Now he comes off as a confused old man who follows Trump around with extreme loyalty.
The person who quickly registered G-20.In was very clever. Amazingly, four days later, instead of quietly deleting his tweet, he doubled down with a ridiculous conspiracy theory that Twitter inserted an anti-Trump link into his tweet.
And he was once cybersecurity advsier to the White House! Oy vey.
What a mess.
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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan
i found it very interesting that he refused/demured to take the stage the night trump was elected.
Fucking Mossad...
http://archive.is/3IqJD
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
A far more informed opinion than my own has appeared:
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/judg...out-to-go-home
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Rudy Giuliani is a very talented lawyer. He has assumed two roles for his most famous client -- as legal strategist and as cheerleader. As a legal strategist, he brings a wealth of experience in federal criminal procedure, but he has no serious experience defending a person accused by the feds -- hence his morphing into the cheerleading role, in which he has candidly acknowledged to friends that his goal is not to dissuade the special counsel from pursuing his client but to influence public opinion so that if an indictment or impeachment of Trump were to come down, it would generally be unacceptable to the public.
Yet the more he cheerleads the more he undercuts his reputation in the legal, judicial and law enforcement communities. That's because when he was the U.S. attorney in Manhattan, he excelled at utilizing the most extreme and aggressive prosecutorial techniques that the courts permitted -- the very ones he is now attacking Mueller for using.
It's funny how Giuliani's perception has changed after he started to openly support President Trump.
The same people saying he is a "glorified cheerleader", were singing his praises just 3 years ago......typical.....
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Originally Posted by Mintjewlips
can you back up that assertion somehow? no one has said anything even remotely positive about Rudy since 9/11.
Oldie but goodie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IrE6FMpai8
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Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintjewlips
can you back up that assertion somehow? no one has said anything even remotely positive about Rudy since 9/11.
Assertion??? Now you're going to tell me how no one on the left thought George W Bush and his father were horrible people prior to the Bush family going overboard and paying out the ass for a PR campaign to manage the perception of all their horrible crimes........I'll wait......
Straw man much?Quote:
Originally Posted by MintjewlipsQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Assertion??? Now you're going to tell me how no one on the left thought George W Bush and his father were horrible people prior to the Bush family going overboard and paying out the ass for a PR campaign to manage the perception of all their horrible crimes........I'll wait......
This one's not too difficult. The subject of cheerleading is not the same. People who may be on your side for cheerleading the Girl ScoutsQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintjewlips
may not automatically rally behind a cheerleader for the KKK.