Four Seasons Loco Coffee and Total Landscaping Talk

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OMG. LOL

This sequel to the Stepford Wives is quite disturbing.

 

[mooger_35]

But her emails...

 

[thedddd]

So will take a picture of me holding up this:

Outside here:

 

[mooger_35]

 

[puckhead]

these are war time tactics.
whoever approved this needs to lose their jobs today.
hell, even in war, it's kind of understood to leave the medics alone.

 

[thedddd]

I was having a hard time coming up with a book I would never read and Trump's book had been done. And Jared Boll hasn't written a book yet. Nor read one, likely.

There are many books in I wouldn't read but I am going with one of these:
List of longest novels - Wikipedia
Yes I am just like a kid in junior high when it comes to reading books. Way too long...

Location:

 

[Darkstone42]

these are war time tactics.
whoever approved this needs to lose their jobs today.
hell, even in war, it's kind of understood to leave the medics alone.

I'm pretty sure it's a war crime to fire on medics. Not sure what the rules are on destroying their station, but I have to imagine it's at least frowned upon.

 

[forty_three]

Rep. Eliot Engel became engulfed in yet another controversy on Tuesday after he was overheard on a “hot mic” saying he only sought press attention at a local event on the unrest over police brutality because of his upcoming primary threat.

“If I didn't have a primary, I wouldn’t care,” the New York Democrat told Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx borough president, as he asked for time to speak at a news conference on local vandalism.

The comments — which Engel didn’t know were being recorded by a local television station — quickly went viral. The 12-second clip was viewed more than 700,000 times by Tuesday afternoon. In a statement issued later, Engel clarified that he asked to speak because he wanted to convey “I care deeply about what's happening in this country.”

That's why Trump thinks voter fraud is so easy. Even he can do it!

 

[forty_three]

Walmart removes firearms, ammunition from floor display as protests rage in U.S.

Why? Are they dangerous or something?

 

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Walmart removes firearms, ammunition from floor display as protests rage in U.S.

Why? Are they dangerous or something?

I believe I read somewhere that store displays falling down on people result in hundreds of injuries and at least two dozen deaths on a yearly basis in the US

/the above is tough to verify
//oh, I guess firearms and ammunition can be dangerous as well

 

[thedddd]

I believe I read somewhere that store displays falling down on people result in hundreds of injuries and at least two dozen deaths on a yearly basis in the US

/the above is tough to verify
//oh, I guess firearms and ammunition can be dangerous as well

I still say ban the electric cart they use to get to the gun case because that is the real issue.

 

[thedddd]

Oh this explains it all!

 

[puckhead]

 

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Oh this explains it all!

Is this dude speaking from a Motel 6 room? I know they say that they will leave the lights on, but it's clear this guy's light is out.

 

[Darkstone42]

Everything is terrible right now, but I've still got the sliver of hope that these terrible things are laying bare our problems so we can actually finally address them head-on and fix them.

Trump has exposed the danger of the inflation of executive power, and the myriad ways our system can be abused for personal gain.

The pandemic has exposed the dangers of for-profit healthcare--stocking supplies at the bare minimum to maximize profits, and which operates on a model of denying care--and the flimsy social safety net--woefully insufficient for most Americans most of the time, but especially dangerous and harmful in a time of crisis.

The police brutality protests have bared the face of law enforcement in this country, that they respond--not individually, but as a group--with violence when they're criticized or someone attempts to hold them accountable. And have exposed the excessive pull police unions have in local and state governments to prevent an accountability structure from even being established.

And all of this has exposed the total, fundamental immorality and corruption of the Republican party, and the absolute, detached impotence of the Democratic party besides.

 

[forty_three]

Oh this explains it all!

Believe me, the Democrats want nothing more than for Republicans to keep "investigating" Obamagate.

 

[elocomotive]

I'm pretty sure it's a war crime to fire on medics. Not sure what the rules are on destroying their station, but I have to imagine it's at least frowned upon.

Actually, attacks on medical facilities or their misuse can be criminal, although the backing of laws can sometimes be difficult.

 

[elocomotive]

Is this dude speaking from a Motel 6 room? I know they say that they will leave the lights on, but it's clear this guy's light is out.

That looks like a step up... maybe a Knights Inn. Their official slogan is "You're Unlikely to be Raped" which some don't like, but it is memorable and, outside of a brief period in 2013, is technically accurate.

 

[elocomotive]

Everything is terrible right now, but I've still got the sliver of hope...

And all of this has exposed the total, fundamental immorality and corruption of the Republican party, and the absolute, detached impotence of the Democratic party besides.

The road to recovery! Let's do th....

...guys?

...

...GUYS?!?!?

 

[dare2be]

Everything is terrible right now, but I've still got the sliver of hope that these terrible things are laying bare our problems so we can actually finally address them head-on and fix them.

Trump has exposed the danger of the inflation of executive power, and the myriad ways our system can be abused for personal gain.

The pandemic has exposed the dangers of for-profit healthcare--stocking supplies at the bare minimum to maximize profits, and which operates on a model of denying care--and the flimsy social safety net--woefully insufficient for most Americans most of the time, but especially dangerous and harmful in a time of crisis.

The police brutality protests have bared the face of law enforcement in this country, that they respond--not individually, but as a group--with violence when they're criticized or someone attempts to hold them accountable. And have exposed the excessive pull police unions have in local and state governments to prevent an accountability structure from even being established.

And all of this has exposed the total, fundamental immorality and corruption of the Republican party, and the absolute, detached impotence of the Democratic party besides.

Thoughts and prayers.