One of the few things the liberals get correct is that one should not leave them laying around loaded. They should be stored safely under lock and key.
What good is having my gun stored under lock and key when the race war starts or a bear climbs through the window?
I keep mine stuffed in the waistband of my pants like God intended. And let me tell you, there are challenges to carrying an AR-15 in the waistband of these old sweatpants. On the plus side, the fact that no bears have climbed through my window is proof that my gun is protecting my family.
In the literal sense, they are retarded compared to children of similar age 40 years ago. Their grammar and word usage is worse, their punctuation is worse. Their grasp of mathematics is worse. Their knowledge of history is worse. Their cognizance of current events is worse.
Somebody's been eating the memberberries again.
"Member how smart we were as kids?" "Yeah, I member."
As a sports fan, I would be OK with Amazon offering live sports, as long as it doesn't require non-sports fans to subsidize my enjoyment. But that's a little bit like me saying because I don't like the Gilmore Girls and Two Broke Girls, I shouldn't have to subsidize the people that watch those programs.
But Amazon streaming video, including live sporting events, has one big issue to iron out, and that's Google. Right now, I pay to be able to watch giant men give each other brain damage on my home television and on my Android devices. Unfortunately, because Google and Amazon are having a pissing contest about putting Amazon video streaming apps on my Android devices, the only way for me to watch Amazon Prime video on my Android devices is to do a side-chain installation of something called "Amazon Underground" which wants access to my contacts and SMS messages and even the photos on my phone. When I try to turn those permissions off, Amazon Underground doesn't work and I can't watch Prime video.
I understand that by using Android and Google I'm making myself part of the product that Google is selling. I don't want to do the same with Amazon, since I'm actually paying them money for Amazon Prime.
It is disappointing, where I'm at the protests have all been pretty tame. Florida doesn't put up with that kind of crap so they've been behaving themselves.
Florida puts up with meth spills on the highway, but not political protests.
I have to say it, folks. Looking across the pond and seeing what's going on in the US right now is so patently absurd, words fail me. I'm seriously worried.
Don't worry, we're draining the pond. Make sure you set an extra plate for dinner because once America gets great again, we're on our way.
You need to link credible news sources, not fake news sites.
I realize you're joking, but it's actually a gaslighting maneuver by the alt-right neo-nazis to say that any of the actual, professional news sources that they don't agree with are really "fake news sites". The real Nazis even had a word for it: Lügenpresse. See, if they can convince enough people that nothing is true, and everyone's lying, they can fill their heads with any old kind of bullshit and aim them at whichever group they want.
And it should be no surprise that lügenpresse is a term that has been adopted by the alt-right neo-nazis in the US. The funny part is, that while at the same time denying that they're neo-nazis, they actually use the term in the original German.
There was a joke from the late, great writer Molly Ivers about really enjoying a speech by George W. Bush and how it was probably even better in the original German. Little did she know that just over a decade later, we'd actually have right-wing political movements in the United States that are heil-ing and quoting the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and that mainstream Republicans would be cool with it.
I have first-hand knowledge of this.
What good is having my gun stored under lock and key when the race war starts or a bear climbs through the window?
I keep mine stuffed in the waistband of my pants like God intended. And let me tell you, there are challenges to carrying an AR-15 in the waistband of these old sweatpants. On the plus side, the fact that no bears have climbed through my window is proof that my gun is protecting my family.
I guess the takeaway is that the Wall Street Journal is a fake news site.
So, the President-elect's staff are special snowflakes who need safe spaces? [and no, it came from Trump's android phone]
Somebody's been eating the memberberries again.
"Member how smart we were as kids?"
"Yeah, I member."
https://twitter.com/realdonald...
We don't need Blu-ray players. We can just stream videos onto our smartphones and not have to deal with China at all.
Oh wait.
I believe the exact quote is, "Fuck 'em all to death".
https://youtu.be/p1xiAXMqJIQ
Can we as a society agree that's a really bad way to start a sentence?
As a sports fan, I would be OK with Amazon offering live sports, as long as it doesn't require non-sports fans to subsidize my enjoyment. But that's a little bit like me saying because I don't like the Gilmore Girls and Two Broke Girls, I shouldn't have to subsidize the people that watch those programs.
But Amazon streaming video, including live sporting events, has one big issue to iron out, and that's Google. Right now, I pay to be able to watch giant men give each other brain damage on my home television and on my Android devices. Unfortunately, because Google and Amazon are having a pissing contest about putting Amazon video streaming apps on my Android devices, the only way for me to watch Amazon Prime video on my Android devices is to do a side-chain installation of something called "Amazon Underground" which wants access to my contacts and SMS messages and even the photos on my phone. When I try to turn those permissions off, Amazon Underground doesn't work and I can't watch Prime video.
I understand that by using Android and Google I'm making myself part of the product that Google is selling. I don't want to do the same with Amazon, since I'm actually paying them money for Amazon Prime.
Hell, no. I ain't ashamed of my code, and if a man says something bad about my code, there's gonna be some blood spilt.
I'm trying to give our friends on the alt-Right the benefit of the doubt. The nazi salutes kind of give it away, though.
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Trump's going to fix that thin ice, and his supporters are ready to help.
http://www.theatlantic.com/pol...
Florida puts up with meth spills on the highway, but not political protests.
The joke's on you. We're about to have CLEAN COAL starting January 21.
Trump 2020.
In this particular case, I'm pretty sure his mom is still his safety net.
Don't worry, we're draining the pond. Make sure you set an extra plate for dinner because once America gets great again, we're on our way.
I realize you're joking, but it's actually a gaslighting maneuver by the alt-right neo-nazis to say that any of the actual, professional news sources that they don't agree with are really "fake news sites". The real Nazis even had a word for it: Lügenpresse. See, if they can convince enough people that nothing is true, and everyone's lying, they can fill their heads with any old kind of bullshit and aim them at whichever group they want.
And it should be no surprise that lügenpresse is a term that has been adopted by the alt-right neo-nazis in the US. The funny part is, that while at the same time denying that they're neo-nazis, they actually use the term in the original German.
There was a joke from the late, great writer Molly Ivers about really enjoying a speech by George W. Bush and how it was probably even better in the original German. Little did she know that just over a decade later, we'd actually have right-wing political movements in the United States that are heil-ing and quoting the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and that mainstream Republicans would be cool with it.
http://www.npr.org/2016/11/20/...
http://www.latimes.com/nation/...
Who do you think's been in power for the past six years?
And look who's coming to power now:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11...
Notice that this neo-Nazi konklave is taking place at the Ronald Reagan Federal Building in Washington D.C. "Heil Victory!"
Luke 4:24
ArmoredDragon, if you find me annoying and obnoxious, that means I've been doing something right. Thank you for the encouraging words.
Trump supporters have a very, shall we say, mutable notion of free speech.
I would have thought your legal victory over Gawker would have calmed you down a bit and you'd stop trolling Slashdot
I'll shut up if Trump will.