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This thread, what are confirmation bias and media illiteracy? Looks like college actually teaches you things. 🙄
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You are no better than criminals resorting to petty retail theft over toiletries. In fact, you are far worse.
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Didn't you used to steal shit from the lost and found at your casino?
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What did you have for dinner? NOT a discussion thread.
Insipid replied to The_annoying_one's topic in General Discussion
Chicken biryani, my breath feels like fire and the nightly temp is gonna be well below freezing. Perfect. -
why was 'thanksgiving' so late this year?
Insipid replied to discolé monade's topic in General Discussion
Yeah, it's the fourth Thursday, meaning it can be as early as the 22nd or as late as the 28th. -
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Someone's been lurking. 🤭
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Someone's been quiet. Must have meant to show his family a stupid AI "joke," but he accidentally dropped his phone and showed them the loli pics. 🤭
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I'm joking.
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What Are You Thinking About Right Now?
Insipid replied to DragonSinger's topic in General Discussion
Why are they doing that? -
The bird turkey gets its name from the country Turkey, but the bird is not from there. Plus, we're supposed to spell the country as Turkiye these days . . .
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You're always so bossy to me 😭
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Try using AI for something besides loli and shit art. No, tariffs did not fund everything in the early history of the United States. While tariffs were an important source of revenue for the government, especially in the 18th and 19th centuries, they did not cover all expenses. The U.S. government also relied on other forms of revenue, such as excise taxes, land sales, and customs duties. Additionally, the federal government took on debt to finance certain expenditures, particularly during times of war or economic crises. Tariffs, particularly on imports, were a key element of early American economic policy. They helped protect domestic industries and raised funds for the federal government. However, by the late 19th and early 20th centuries, income taxes became a more significant source of government revenue, especially after the 16th Amendment allowed for the federal income tax.
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thank much happy thanksgiving ghostrek
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Bird killer
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What Are You Thinking About Right Now?
Insipid replied to DragonSinger's topic in General Discussion
I get two days off after working 8 days in a row. I'm gonna drink like a certain janitor did in the 1980s . . . well ok, I am a lightweight, so nowhere near that much. -
A spry young Puerto Rican guy who voted for Trump.
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Didn't you vote for someone who not only has a failed casino in your shithole city but also wants to impose tariffs that will inflate everything?
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You don't do much anything to fit in anywhere, I bet. Even in this place full of dorks, you manage to out-dork every single person here ever by a lot. Congratulations. You're not a maverick, you're just a huge dork.
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You really gonna tell me that when you're abusing AI and shamelessly showing it here? Ok bud.
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I am significantly younger than you.
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Name me three of those clowns.