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Now I want to know what’s on Kenny’s bed. Is he worried the chiropractor is going to adjust his face into a bloody cum stain?
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I've seen my share of bosses like this.
scoobdog replied to smiradenius's topic in General Discussion
I like the idea of him hanging out at the Bally’s trying to get hurt, specifically in that bullshit makeshift holding cell he took pictures of. -
What an amazingly bad take, even for you. At any rate, what happened to Hamas being wiped out?
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I hear the rotten smell off the Boardwalk creates its own weather.
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You think the drones can track IP addresses?
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Puff Daddy targeted by Homeland Security in sex trafficking investigation
scoobdog replied to Jman's topic in Current Events
Could be that soda is infatuated with Beyoncé and the idea she’s supporting a rapist and an abuser might be difficult. -
sports NFL Smack-Talking Thread 2024/25: America’s Last Freedom Ball!
scoobdog replied to 1pooh4u's topic in General Discussion
Lol. Yeah, I know. Football really takes me to a dark place. -
We all know why they did it, but that doesn't change the fact that even Hitler didn't crow about being Time's Person of the Year as if it were an achievement. Making Trump Person of the Year is only going to fuel his erratic behavior rather than offer some kind of insight into the man who we all know too well.
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sports NFL Smack-Talking Thread 2024/25: America’s Last Freedom Ball!
scoobdog replied to 1pooh4u's topic in General Discussion
No, I get why he's mad. But that fact remains Favre probably wasn't avoiding a tackle even if he avoided the initial run. Favre was never as nimble as the latest generation of quarterbacks (like Mahomes), so the best he could hope for his throwing the ball aways and taking the hit. The way I see it. Gastineau is angry because Brett Favre, a man with a history of concussions and the erratic behavior to show for it, didn't take a punishing tackle so that Strahan could "earn" the accolades he feels were being taken from him. Bad as that sounds, I get it: a lot of money is out there for former players who punish their bodies to the extreme and there is no question that Strahan has used his record to get into the Hall of Fame while Gastineau isn't. Worse, he's suffering from Parkinson's and Alzheimers apparently. The game encouraged him to destroy himself so that the could get fame and accolades, and another player chose to avoid the physical punishment and award with an asterisk the record to another less deserving player. When he says "you hurt me," to Favre, that is what he means. It's still misdirected. Favre didn't conspire to have his friend win a record. He gave himself too easily so that he didn't shorten his life another 10 years. Gastineau should maybe be angry at the Jets for not taking better care of him. He should be angry at the NFL for allowing the sport to be violent. Maybe he should be angry at Strahan for not acknowledging him more. But it doesn't help getting angry at an aging quarterback who chose to take care of himself rather than give value to a useless record. -
She did?
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She isn't a grifter by any metric, but I do get your repulsion to her tactics. For me, it's always been obvious that she wants to take the Trumps down in revenge for how they destroyed her father and she isn't above dangling carrots to keep us interested.
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Involuntary Celibacy doesn't mean literally anyone incapable of fucking - it's very specifically a response to feminism and LGBTQIA+ advocacy in context of toxic masculinity. Just because the guy may have lost it because he was unable to have sexual intimacy, that doesn't mean he was emotionally incapable of intimacy which is what INCELs are at their very core. I say that knowing full well we have no insight into his thinking at this point. We don't actually know what the women in his life think of him or of his inability to be physically intimate. We don't know if there is someone who directly hurt him or if he simply death spiraled into depression on his own. We can reasonably guess as to what happened, and that only goes so far. Still, there is no overt evidence that Luigi Mangione is a misogynist, or bigot, or an abuser - he would need to be at least one of those to truly delve into INCEL ideology.
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He isn't blaming women, as far as we know.
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As long as they're only after one particularly annoying man, everything is fine.
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Yeah, that seems perfectly normal. Cats will bond to people in differing degrees.
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I didn't know you could piss off AI so much it sent drones after you.
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sports NFL Smack-Talking Thread 2024/25: America’s Last Freedom Ball!
scoobdog replied to 1pooh4u's topic in General Discussion
I just got a problem with the whole "trash sack" concept. To be fair, Gastenau played in an era when quarterbacks didn't give up and you had to earn each and every sack. It's not really fair to compare his record to that of Strahan's. Still, nobody just gives up on a play that has a chance of success. Maybe Favre decided to give up on a play to his buddy, but it's not like he was going to get a big gain on the play if he didn't. -
Oh look... Netanyahu is riding someone else's coattails again.
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*Puts on Tinfoil Hat - Gets static shock* Tingly.
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I'm up for a good conspiracy.
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sports NFL Smack-Talking Thread 2024/25: America’s Last Freedom Ball!
scoobdog replied to 1pooh4u's topic in General Discussion
Dude seems a little off. I mean, a conspiracy between Favre and Strahan to get a a trash sack? -
I would argue that football players or boxers might deserve that kind of money on account of the extremed physical punishment drastically shortens their life spans, but in baseball that's kind of absurd. Part of it is me thinking that making those two sports absurdly expensive should be enough to trigger fan backlash against violent sports.
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Happy Birthday!
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Tsar isn’t talking about HMO Brian, though. We should be cognizant of the fact that we are in a hellscape now and that there are people who think we should be dead, just like BriBri. Bringing Luigi to justice or letting him off makes no difference in a world run by Trump and his cronies, but we should still appreciate that the justice system is so broken we can’t seeking sanity or to right the ship by it. All that is to say it’s a waste of time to justify a CEOs assasination. The guy wasn’t making anything better and killing him didn’t fix anything either. If I you get some satisfaction in his somewhat cartoonish death, than that’s enough to get you to the real work.