FloydtheFathead
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Yes Adam.. Yes they are.Also cougars are great, right straight guys?
Yes Adam.. Yes they are.Also cougars are great, right straight guys?
You're right here. I shouldn't discount that. I'm mostly just being catty because of Chelsea's career decisions.
No polling the lesbian/bi lady crowd on the mind-melting joys of older women? For shame, Adam. Toast yourself.
Also cougars are great, right straight guys?
I'm sorry! I speak passable lesbian, I'm trying to learn to speak straight guy.
It's a work in progress though!
No. I like supple breasts.Yes.
Too subtle. Try:That's a nice intergovernmental military alliance you have there, it would be a shame if anything... happened to it.
I imagine he'll stay in the Senate to tell the truth. Christie is still in-charge of NJ and would appoint his replacement until the special election in November, and really all Booker is missing at this point is some more experience and a nice achievement in the Senate. If he can nail the next 8 years in the Senate he's going to be our guy in 2024.
Hopefully. Can't speak for network ratings yet, but on Twitch (where I watched) the peak viewers were around 28k when Donald Trump spoke. Tonight, the peak was when Sanders spoke, where they hit around 45k, with this of course just being the first night compared to the headliner of the other convention. Not sure if that actually will mean anything or not, but it's definitely a very good sign and was nice to see.I hope the ratings were pretty good. I think the Dems largely came-off really well tonight.
Unrelated, but does anyone else have the horrible feeling that Ted Cruz will be around as a senator for twenty or thirty more years?
After 2016, he's poised to be the last gasp of far-right evangelicals.
Watch a few more loops of Kate McKinnon getting her hair pulled as penance.
Unrelated, but does anyone else have the horrible feeling that Ted Cruz will be around as a senator for twenty or thirty more years?
After 2016, he's poised to be the last gasp of far-right evangelicals.
Hopefully. Can't speak for network ratings yet, but on Twitch (where I watched) the peak viewers were around 28k when Donald Trump spoke. Tonight, the peak was when Sanders spoke, where they hit around 45k, with this of course just being the first night compared to the headliner of the other convention. Not sure if that actually will mean anything or not, but it's definitely a very good sign and was nice to see.
Did you ever watch Kate McKinnon on the Big Gay Sketch Show? She was great. I LOVE LORNA DOONES.
Unfortunately no. Ghostbusters has been my glorious Kate McKinnon awakening. I am so girlcrushed on her.
IF you have cable, you can watch them here:
http://www.logotv.com/shows/the-big-gay-sketch-show
It's kinda hit or miss, but at the time it was great!
Well, yes. It's not surprising to me that there would be a lot more left-leaning individuals and Sanders supporters on Twitch than Trump supporters (ignoring the chaos that is Twitch chat which may make one think otherwise at first glance). The significant thing there I guess is that Sanders fans definitely tuned in to hear him speak tonight. Whether it resonates or not is a different story, but they definitely seemed to have tuned in to hear it, so hopefully it does.I think that really only speaks about who's watching Twitch.
Well, yes. It's not surprising to me that there would be a lot more left-leaning individuals and Sanders supporters on Twitch than Trump supporters. The significant thing there I guess is that Sanders fans definitely tuned in to hear him speak tonight. Whether it resonates or not is a different story, but they definitely seemed to have tuned in to hear it, so hopefully it does.
Thankfully the mood in here has improved since this mornings bedwetting.
Ok, someone needs to set this to the Curb Your Enthusiasm music.
I really like this Symone Sanders girl. She's been very effective these last few days.
I hope Hillary brings her into her campaign, because she really knows how to talk.
I don't know man, China don't really give a fuck about what countries do inside their own borders.Australia might have been a little too extreme, but they would definitely be strongly influenced by Chinese policy since all their nearby trade partners would be Finlandized.
I will definitely say that the Philippines would be vulnerable to Chinese control without American protection, and the TPP is a big part of binding it into a network of countries that can get that protection.
Obviously once the network has been created the hope is that they can work together to more or less counterbalance Chinese influence with low American investment.
I don't know man, China don't really give a fuck about what countries do inside their own borders.
Now sure, a relatively small country like the Philippines can negotiate better trade deals if they do it as part of a group, but I think at most what we're looking it here are worse trade deals, which is not great for the Philippines, but hardly anything close to being a Chinese colony. And even then, China can only go so far before trade with them become so economically unfavorable that the trade will slow down (such things can only really work when you have a situation like Russia, which doesn't have a lot of other options a the moment).
p.s.
If anything, trade deals like the TPP influence internal affairs of countries way more than any trade deal China has ever done. You can argue those changes are for the best, and I'm not totally disagreeing, but I think it's a distorted view of reality to say that the west is just want to trade and China is using its economic muscles to affect political change in its trade partners.
http://foreignpolicy.com/2016/07/21/how-to-explain-xi-jinpings-mounting-foreign-policy-failures/
I thought this was a pretty good article about how China is trying to throw its muscle around in the international arena, and makes the case that these failures by Xi Jinping have really tarnished a lot of the groundwork of china's 'peaceful rise' before him.
/s4p is shutting down.
That lead me to this amazing tweet:The RNC is pissed that the democrats did not say the words ISIS or terrorism tonight.
https://twitter.com/HotlineJosh/status/757781256343957505
I mean, what alternate universe are these people living in?LetItBurnUSA ‏@LetItBurnUSA
@MickMcCarthy_13 @HotlineJosh @benshapiro The GOP has given Obama everything he's asked for. If the last 8 years are a failure, it's on him.
Like, obviously no love lost between me and /s4p BUT
Leave it up for the roll call vote at least. Come one. Some of the people there did work hard for the Bernie campaign. I think that's the least they could do.
/s4p is shutting down.
That lead me to this amazing tweet:
I mean, what alternate universe are these people living in?
Ever since Russian hackers attempted in May 2014 to corrupt the results of the Ukrainian presidential election, there has been growing concern among western intelligence agencies over the Kremlins apparent gloves off approach when it comes to political subversion.
Those fears were compounded just one month later in June that year, when tapes of sensitive and expletive laden conversations between senior Polish politicians were leaked, sinking the hopes of Radoslaw Sikorski, the hawkish former foreign minister, for a senior EU role.
In January this year, according to the intelligence official, emails hacked from the prime minister of the Czech Republic were released to public embarrassment in an operation that had the fingerprints of Russian agents.
And in May, the head of Germanys domestic intelligence agency, the BfV, said APT 28 was responsible for a massive attack on the German parliament as well as a sustained espionage operation against the CDU the ruling party of Angela Merkel.
The really big departure here is that this is a very direct involvement in US domestic politics of a kind that even under the KGB was only ever contemplated on the margins, says Jonathan Eyal, international director at the think-tank Rusi.
This is something I hear constantly on right wing AM radio, the idea that the GOP are utter cowards who kowtow to everything Obama wants, they never criticize him, they never block any of his proposals, they never offer any resistance. If they really wanted to stop Obamacare they'd have done it by now - the fact that it's still around means that the GOP leadership is in cahoots with the Democrats!
Somehow this fairy tale has been drilled into the base's heads despite all evidence to the contrary, which is why they hate their leadership so much.
That wink from Fudge was so cool lol.I had to go back and rewatch when they adopted the platform because that AYE was just so huge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP29QH10VL8&feature=youtu.be&t=16m0s