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#751 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 282 weeks ago
Barr resigned.
#752 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 282 weeks ago
i said a month ago I wasn't going down the rabbit hole. I haven't turned on the news since election night and am so much happier for it. Trump loyalists can follow him over the cliff and live in despair. I was never a loyalist or one to follow political leaders. Unless something really stupid happens, the GOP will retain the Senate, Biden will either play ball or be a do nothing president. The GOP will likely win the house in 2022 and 2024 is just around the corner. Assuming Biden doesn't resign from mental decline before then (look at how the left has turned on Feinstein), he can run against a competent GOP candidate in 24 and let the cards fall where they may. Liberal politics lost in 2020 in case you didn't notice. Biden barely beat the candidate the media and its moronic followers have said was Hitler 2.0 the past 4 years. Democrats lost seats in the house and didn't take over a single state legislature. The only thing they have to celebrate is a career moderate politician in severe mental decline is now their president. Let them have it. I'll offer you the same advice I did Mitch - smoke a joint and get laid.
#753 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 282 weeks ago
It’s certainly ironic that a bunch of conspiracy theorists were convinced (without evidence) that 2016 was a compromised election, but those same people now find the idea preposterous. I don’t think either elections were compromised, but I base my beliefs on evidence and not partisan hatred.
#754 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 283 weeks ago
Good to see Susan Rice being nominated. I know I trust an official who goes on the sunday morning talkshows and lies to the American people.
#755 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 283 weeks ago
Smoking Guns wrote:Hunter Biden raked in $6m over nine months from his Chinese business dealings according to a timeline of his affairs which goes into unprecedented detail.
Joe Biden's son was involved with a series of transactions which were flagged for 'potential financial criminal activity', a Senate report has revealed.
The money included a $5m payment from a Chinese energy company with ties to the Communist party and $1m for work with an associate who was later jailed for bribery.
NOTHING TO SEE HERE, lol
How can you be outraged over this after you didn't even blink at Trump's shady dealing and shady past?
You think it's cool when Trump does this type of thing.
How can you be outraged at conspiracy theories when you won't hold anyone you swear allegiance to accountable? Seems like you believe any gossip about the boogeymen you conjure in your head, and stick your head in the sand when your concerns actually manifest in your own corner. All your outrage at Trump's children who have never been prosecuted and absolute adoration with the Biden's. Mueller investigated Trump, and had nothing. The best the Democrats could do is call in witnesses who couldn't provide any evidence of a quid pro quo (though Joe Biden did exactly what Trump was accused of and you have yet to condemn it)
You're incredibly partisan and make no effort to be objective or balanced with your demands.
I'll be anxiously waiting for your rants about how the Senate is now an obstructionist as they block "Biden's" (the puppet master's) radical agenda. When the same courts you cheered on that blocked Trump's overreach reciprocate it to Biden, I have a hunch you won't be as giddy and suddenly have a problem with it.
Smoke a joint. Get your dick sucked.
#756 Re: The Sunset Strip » Tenet » 283 weeks ago
I was able to catch it.
It was very promising but fizzled out after the first 30 minutes or so. It’s Nolan’s worst film, by far.
Agreed. I saw it in theatres, and while I enjoyed it, I didn't find it nearly as good as Inception or Interstellar.
#757 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 284 weeks ago
Neemo wrote:Come on now mitch...try not to get personal , yea?
This counts as a personal attack?
Yea, you’ve lived within 100 miles of your current location your entire life. You assume SG has never left Alabama, and that his experience there is inferior to your experience in Chicago. His city isn’t gunning down black lives in record numbers, yours is....
#758 Re: The Sunset Strip » Evo's favourite movies of the 21st century so far » 284 weeks ago
Randall Flagg wrote:The Irishman
Butterfly Effect
40-year old virginButterfly Effect was good, I wouldn't say Top 10 good, but yeah admittedly its up there. Surprised me considering Ashton Kutchner was just the dude from 70s Show & Dude Where's My Car at the time. I think a friend was all about it at the time so I checked it out.
40 Year Old Virgin was one of the better comedies, and those teen/adult style comedies. If American Pie was 2000, I'd go with it since I feel it started that all. 40 YOV I wouldn't. Again, they're up there.
TBE stood out to me for its accurate portrayal of chaos theory and how much of our lives are circumstance. It was a great thought experiment, and an important one for understanding empathy. I thought then and still do that it deserves more attention. I’m no cinematographer , but solid story and acting really entertain me.
#759 Re: The Sunset Strip » Evo's favourite movies of the 21st century so far » 284 weeks ago
The Irishman
Wolf of Wall Street
Django Unchained
Vanilla Sky
Gladiator
The Martian
Butterfly Effect
40-year old virgin
This is the end
Batman v Superman (the extended cut only)
Endgame
#760 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 285 weeks ago
I said any of that? Let me know how your bounty story or melania's body double beliefs turn out. If you can't respond to what I actually said (which was pointing out how most of your posts are complete nonsense based on objective falsehoods or rumors), maybe don't post. Your status here isn't in question, no need to inflate your post count.
Be honest, how many memes do you share on facebook each day?
