Coffee Talk VI: The Undiscovered Country

[forty_three]

^

His favorite food is charred steak with ketchup.

/That should be an automatic disqualification for the presidency.

Related:

 

[dare2be]

starting off well..

"We built a wall" umm no not really.

Piped in audio chant, won't let people leave...seems more like a North Korean dog and pony scripted totalitarian display.

 

[buffhockey]

^

His favorite food is charred trump steak with ketchup.

/That should be an automatic disqualification for the presidency.

FTFY

 

[elocomotive]

lol - Well of course it does. Anything to Rob the Base.

"Hey, did somebody call for Rob Ba... oh, my bad... i misread that one."

 

[mattola]

 

[thedddd]

I have an urge for a large shovel

Can I borrow it for these two ass hats?

 

[scoutyjones2]

Can I borrow it for these two ass hats?

The shovel is always available

 

[dash]

Can I borrow it for these two ass hats?

Well, we crossed 8 billion people on this planet this week, currently we don't seem to have any issues as far as procreation is concerned. More to the point, same sex marriage has no impact on your life, so get stuffed Ben and Matt.

 

[mattola]

get stuffed Ben and Matt.

dafuq did i do?

 

[puckhead]

wait, NOW he decides to speak up about what is going on in schools?
fuck all the way off, Gym

 

[mattola]

so Dems won the Senate but lost the House? so nothing changes? nothing gets done?

 

[dash]

so Dems won the Senate but lost the House? so nothing changes? nothing gets done?

lol - This is the government, thing will get done, they just take a very lonnnnnnnnnnnng time.

 

[buffhockey]

so Dems won the Senate but lost the House? so nothing changes? nothing gets done?

In theory - Easier to get some house members to flip as opposed to some senators. Look at vote for speaker - 31 didn't vote for McCarthy.

The Legislative Process | house.gov

If the bill passes by simple majority (218 of 435), the bill moves to the Senate. In the Senate, the bill is assigned to another committee and, if released, debated and voted on. Again, a simple majority (51 of 100) passes the bill.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Well, we crossed 8 billion people on this planet this week, currently we don't seem to have any issues as far as procreation is concerned. More to the point, same sex marriage has no impact on your life, so get stuffed Ben and Matt.

martians are known anal probers

 

[esls79]

Well, we crossed 8 billion people on this planet this week, currently we don't seem to have any issues as far as procreation is concerned. More to the point, same sex marriage has no impact on your life, so get stuffed Ben and Matt.

I know a couple of guys that get get us back below 8 billion people if the price is right.

/and if the price is wrong severed feet will wash ashore

 

[buffhockey]

Won't mean must to trump (except his businesses), but I'm sure the IRS is listening and a few people are in for an uncomfortable audit.

Weisselberg, still on payroll, links Trump to illegal tax scheme

Weisselberg said Trump "authorized" off-the-books compensation in testimony against Trump Organization.

www.salon.com

The IRS are known anal probers

 

[dash]

Looks like anal probers are the new shovels

 

[thedddd]

Not even hiding the racism anymore.

 

[thedddd]

Looks like anal probers are the new shovels

Obligatory


Just remember at least one in ten won’t mind. And in terms of MAGA 9 out of 10 won’t mind.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Not even hiding the racism anymore.

I had to click because this seems fucking insane at first but I'm not seeing any of the Confederate names before the 5th grade portion, the 5th grade portion almost entirely deals with slavery and the Civil War and the 6th grade portion moves onto WWII and post-war which gets into the Civil Rights Era.

None of the Confederate assholes are included in "celebratory" manner, at least in this summary. Both times Jeff Davis' name appears as subject matter alongside Frederick Douglass.

https://doe.virginia.gov/boe/meetings/2022/11-nov/item-i-draft-hss-standards.pdf

"describing how individuals influenced the course of the Civil War including Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, William Tecumseh Sherman, and Frederick Douglass;"

"describing major events and the roles of key leaders of the Civil War Era, with emphasis on Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, and Frederick Douglass;"

When did you guys start learning heavily about history in school? I remember reading Anne Frank in the 4th grade but I don't think history really started getting taught to us in depth until the 7th grade beyond skimming over some major events. Probably different now but I don't think there's anything wrong with really getting into it around that age. It's not something kids really understand before that point anyway.