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cyberbully
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I know damned well you aren't hoisting derision at other's ability to differentiate.

SwimOdin
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This thread is bad and we should all feel bad

SwimOdin
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That seems like a good pint to end it on, a completely banal non sequitur.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 1:57 AM, scoobdog said:

Yes or no, you little bitch.  I'll bet you get super smart when your structured settlement check is short a cool tens of dollars.

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Why does that even matter?  Trump didn't own shit in this town after Icahn bought it all out.  Trump actually had to sue that pig for using the brand while not maintaining the properties according to the contractual agreement to renting the brand.  All Icahn ever did was cut services, strip the buildings down and let them fall to a level of structural decay that made them unsafe.

 

Then, a union ran him out of town.  The real people to talk to about this are the union leadership,  not anybody's half baked blog.

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scoobdog Monster Mutant

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  On 11/27/2024 at 2:03 AM, smiradenius said:

Why does that even matter?  Trump didn't own shit in this town after Icahn bought it all out.  Trump actually had to sue that pig for using the brand while not maintaining the properties according to the contractual agreement to renting the brand.  All Icahn ever did was cut services, strip the buildings down and let them fall to a level of structural decay that made them unsafe.

 

Then, a union ran him out of town.

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ROFL

Carl Icahn is a slime bag shit head just like you.  Meanwhile Trump bankrupted the same casino twice.

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André Toulon Monster Mutant

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  On 11/27/2024 at 1:54 AM, smiradenius said:

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It is during this part of the senior moment the we want to isolate them from outside stimuli and use key words or phrases to bring them back to a semi-coherent state 

Cigarette 

Pork chop

Failure

Omg, is that it.

Brushless 

Pension

🫰🏿🫰🏿🫰🏿

 

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  On 11/27/2024 at 2:09 AM, smiradenius said:

Really?  Was that before or after he sold them?

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Trump’s first bankruptcy was in 1991 after he borrowed a stupidly irresponsible amount of money to finance that monument to excruciatingly bad taste known as the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. Trump is such a good manager that the casino’s slot machines began failing during its first week of business. Never one to let reality stand in the way of his confidence, Trump had financed the $1 billion project largely with junk bonds, which meant very high interest payments. Trump did not make enough money to meet his interest payment and so was forced into bankruptcy. His ownership of the casino was diluted, and he ended up having to give back 500 slot machines to the company that had provided them.

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Nicely done Donny.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 2:20 AM, scoobdog said:

At a loss, as one does when one fails miserably.

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Oh?  How is any different from when somebody takes out a car loan and gets laid off three months after the papers are signed?  That's not failure in either case.  That's hitting an unforseen circumstance.  Trump didn't get the customer base he was expecting and that's all there was to it.  Try agsin.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 4:07 AM, smiradenius said:

Oh?  How is any different from when somebody takes out a car loan and gets laid off three months after the papers are signed?  That's not failure in either case.  That's hitting an unforseen circumstance.  Trump didn't get the customer base he was expecting and that's all there was to it.  Try agsin.

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So, people who buy cars they can’t afford aren’t to be blamed when they lose those cars.  I like where you’re going with this.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 4:55 AM, scoobdog said:

So, people who buy cars they can’t afford aren’t to be blamed when they lose those cars.  I like where you’re going with this.

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That's not what I said.  I can't account for your reading comprehension.  When you sign a loan and you have all of the necessary income to meet the payments, it is NOT the same as signing a loan with payments that exceed your income.  

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  On 11/27/2024 at 5:30 AM, smiradenius said:

That's not what I said. 

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It is most definitely what you said, Kenny.  After all:  the whole point of you not driving is because the cost of car ownership is a an unnecessary liability, right?  I guess that only applies to POC and other non white degenerates - Trump doesn't have unnecessary liabilities does he?  As a fellow sophisticated white gentleman of leisure, I appreciate that you hold us to a different standard.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 5:33 PM, scoobdog said:

He's got that as a sig?  Oh, wait, yeah he did didn't he?  I guess that means he likes getting his shit kicked in too.

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This was way back on asmb...he had Pipipiperoperopi or some shit in his sig and I wanted to know wtf it was...soon, I was on YT and it seemed innocent enough at first until the reveal.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 8:08 PM, André Toulon said:

This was way back on asmb...he had Pipipiperoperopi or some shit in his sig and I wanted to know wtf it was...soon, I was on YT and it seemed innocent enough at first until the reveal.

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I need to bring back my Packard-toons.  His wall-lolis got something to say I think.

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damn.

*sigh*

dear people ,

i fully regret my decision to push "toaster oven wars day". it was a horrible idea, and should have been rolled up and immediately thwamped on my giant noggin'.

best regards, disco. 

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forgot the apostrophes. not on a bus.
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  On 11/27/2024 at 8:43 PM, discolé monade said:

damn.

*sigh*

dear people ,

i fully regret my decision to push "toaster oven wars day". it was a horrible idea, and should have been rolled up and immediately thwamped on my giant noggin'.

best regards, disco. 

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I'm getting ol' Kenny to play Survivor.  It's going to be lit.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 7:31 AM, scoobdog said:

It is most definitely what you said, Kenny.  After all:  the whole point of you not driving is because the cost of car ownership is a an unnecessary liability, right?  I guess that only applies to POC and other non white degenerates - Trump doesn't have unnecessary liabilities does he?  As a fellow sophisticated white gentleman of leisure, I appreciate that you hold us to a different standard.

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Meeting an unexpected circumstances is not a failure.  All he did was back out of a bad deal.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 1:37 AM, smiradenius said:

Those casinos did not belong to Trump when they failed.  Anyway, I'd prefer to just pay the tariffs than have the government picking my pocket every time I get paid.

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A tariff is a tax set by the government that picks your damn pocket, you gelatinous ooze. It's a border tax that will be added to everything imported in whole or in part and once that gets going, there will be little to nothing stopping the current crop of price gougers that got away with it before from also jacking up everything else 'just to keep up'. 

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  On 11/27/2024 at 11:35 PM, smiradenius said:

Meeting an unexpected circumstances is not a failure.  All he did was back out of a bad deal.

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It was certainly unexpected that having to resort to junk bonds with subprime interest rates would lead to a situation where Trump was overleveraged and unlikely to make his investment back even though he cheated all of his contractors, suppliers and vendors.  It’s also completely unexpected that not paying vendors is going to lead to hundreds of revenue making slot machines getting repossessed.  If only Trump could have predicted the future, none of this would have happened.

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  On 11/27/2024 at 11:56 PM, katt_goddess said:

A tariff is a tax set by the government that picks your damn pocket, you gelatinous ooze. It's a border tax that will be added to everything imported in whole or in part and once that gets going, there will be little to nothing stopping the current crop of price gougers that got away with it before from also jacking up everything else 'just to keep up'. 

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Is that what was going on before the income tax was instituted and tariffs funded the entirety of the federal government?

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  On 11/28/2024 at 7:53 AM, smiradenius said:

Is that what was going on before the income tax was instituted and tariffs funded the entirety of the federal government?

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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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  On 11/30/2024 at 3:47 AM, Insipid said:

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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Actually,  I was out somewhere participating in Thanksgiving type activities. 

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