Well, getting your employer sued for a bunch of money is a pretty quick way to getting removed. He's still getting paid and he wasn't fired, he just lost his show.
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I realized I have a soft spot for cyberpunk/noir style films and TV shows, I dunno I just like that hard-boiled, dystopian future world, I think it's the film/photographer in me. I just finished the first season of Altered Carbon and I liked it. In particular the cinematography and set design. The colors were amazing.
Also, Joel Kinnamon was shredded as was Will Yun Lee who played Kovacs original body. Body goals, man....body goals. They are achievable and you look normal and good in clothes and then downright sexy with nothing on.
Also, Joel Kinnamon was shredded as was Will Yun Lee who played Kovacs original body. Body goals, man....body goals. They are achievable and you look normal and good in clothes and then downright sexy with nothing on.
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I thought the first season was muuuch better than the second season. I really enjoy those dark cyberpunky shows/movies, Bladerunner was my favorite movie growing up. The first season definitely felt a lot like that, second season, not so much.Digital Masta wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 2:35 am I realized I have a soft spot for cyberpunk/noir style films and TV shows, I dunno I just like that hard-boiled, dystopian future world, I think it's the film/photographer in me. I just finished the first season of Altered Carbon and I liked it. In particular the cinematography and set design. The colors were amazing.
Also, Joel Kinnamon was shredded as was Will Yun Lee who played Kovacs original body. Body goals, man....body goals. They are achievable and you look normal and good in clothes and then downright sexy with nothing on.
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They should make another TRON movie
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I don't get it anymore.. But investments are higher than they've ever been.
Thank you Joe Biden.
Side note. Bought a pellet grill... Anyone know any good websites/YouTube that give some directions for smoked chicken wings or ribs or brisket?
Thank you Joe Biden.
Side note. Bought a pellet grill... Anyone know any good websites/YouTube that give some directions for smoked chicken wings or ribs or brisket?
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Nope but sounds delicious, hope you share yourprogress. I've been thinking for some time now to purchase a portable propane grill. One that I can easily throw in my trunk and take anywhere and cook at anytime, summer or winter.killacross wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 1:11 pm I don't get it anymore.. But investments are higher than they've ever been.
Thank you Joe Biden.
Side note. Bought a pellet grill... Anyone know any good websites/YouTube that give some directions for smoked chicken wings or ribs or brisket?
A really good seems about $300-$400 CAN
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Sounds like a Ford Pinto in the making
I haven't watched a single game this season.. Poor Brady. Getting beat up on. Not used to not having an O line there and 30 secs to make a decision
I haven't watched a single game this season.. Poor Brady. Getting beat up on. Not used to not having an O line there and 30 secs to make a decision
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Getting beat up doesn't mean he's not one of the greatest (and oldest) of all time. Not a fan... But a ton of respect.
Also.. This halftime fucking sucks. Bring back JLo and Shakira!!
Also.. This halftime fucking sucks. Bring back JLo and Shakira!!
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I thought The Weekend did a great job, they should have turned up his mic imo. I'm a fan of The Weekend, he's from Toronto.
JT and Janet best half time of all time.
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Tampa is just dominating right now
JT and Janet best half time of all time.
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Tampa is just dominating right now
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Super bowl is all about the party. With just me, the wife, and the baby watching... It's not a good game [again] , the halftime was not good [again], and the commercials have been lackluster [again]...its just not enjoyable.
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Went over to my cousin's house, was curing pork belly in my fridge so we smoked that into bacon and smoked wings and thighs, not bad. Going to pick up a smaller one next time and try a bunch of different flavors.
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I can't dispute thiskillacross wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 2:11 am Super bowl is all about the party. With just me, the wife, and the baby watching... It's not a good game [again] , the halftime was not good [again], and the commercials have been lackluster [again]...its just not enjoyable.
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I didn't even know the Superbowl was on.
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Hope y'all doing well lads, been a crazy year and have been away for a long time.
I re-read One Piece over the summer, just love that manga. Been getting into new titles and trying to get back into anime this week-end, feels good.
I re-read One Piece over the summer, just love that manga. Been getting into new titles and trying to get back into anime this week-end, feels good.
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American football is still a sport I struggle to get into even though I've lived in the country for almost twenty years now.
But I've always enjoyed the parties I've been invited to over the years, the one universal commonality between football and US football fans is the passion for the game and the inevitable apoplexy that follows when the losing sides fanbase realizes the game is in the bag for the other team. This year, because of COVID-19 and out of respect for my wife(Whose been ordered by her doctor not to attend large gatherings) we decided to stay home.
This was a watershed moment in my life, but not for the reasons you might suspect.
Last night I learned a very uncomfortable truth.
My wife harbors a deep and abiding love for Tom Brady and I'm certain she's going to leave me if and when he ever leaves Giselle.
I officially hate this man.
But I've always enjoyed the parties I've been invited to over the years, the one universal commonality between football and US football fans is the passion for the game and the inevitable apoplexy that follows when the losing sides fanbase realizes the game is in the bag for the other team. This year, because of COVID-19 and out of respect for my wife(Whose been ordered by her doctor not to attend large gatherings) we decided to stay home.
This was a watershed moment in my life, but not for the reasons you might suspect.
Last night I learned a very uncomfortable truth.
My wife harbors a deep and abiding love for Tom Brady and I'm certain she's going to leave me if and when he ever leaves Giselle.
I officially hate this man.
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^^
lol sounds like my mom and her love for Denzel and Barrak Obama.
Tom Brady looks great for a man that's 43. That's what winning and money will do to you.
Tom Brady looks great for a man that's 43. That's what winning and money will do to you.
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/no homo?
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They aren't even hiding it anymore.
https://time.com/5936036/secret-2020-election-campaign/
Basic summary, one side of the aisle controls all the levers of power and used that power to make sure they got the election result they wanted and it's great!
https://time.com/5936036/secret-2020-election-campaign/
Basic summary, one side of the aisle controls all the levers of power and used that power to make sure they got the election result they wanted and it's great!
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That's not what the article says.(at least, that's not how I read it)
Read it as a virtual signaling treatise about how they were actually protecting the election from the supposed evil machinations of Trumpism and election tampering/interference, and it's less an admission and more a self righteous declaration of: "Trump was the one who tried to rig the election, but we were the steadfast defenders who fortified its free and fairness, praise us!!!"
"The scenario the shadow campaigners were desperate to stop was not a trump victory. It was an election so calamitous that no result could be discerned at all, a failure of the central act of democratic self-governance that has been a hallmark of America since its founding"
....."That's why the participants want the secret history of the 2020 election told, even though it sounds like a paranoid fever dream-a well funded cabal of powerful people, ranging across industries and ideologies, working together behind the scenes to influence perceptions, change rules and laws, steer media coverage, and control the flow of information. They were not rigging the election; they were fortifying it. And they believe the public needs to understand the system's fragility in order to ensure that democracy in America endures"...
In essence, it's one protracted circle jerk from people who believed the election would be compromised by an "Autocratically inclined president".
To them, Trump was such an existential threat to democratic principles that they had to (according to the Molly) take well coordinated measures to prevent him and his supporters from tapping into their bottomless bag of conspiracy and misinformation to sow seeds of doubt, pressure state officials, galvanize resentment and grievance with the express purpose of throwing one giant wrench in the shape of a middle finger in the whole process.(In that, they obviously failed in spectacular fashion).
It's just a bunch of liberals who want a pat on the back for being paragons of election integrity.
Honestly, I think the OP intentionally used phrases like "Cabal" and "Shadow campaign" to trigger conservatives and conservative adjacent voters because she knew it would invariably be taken out of context.
This shit is coming from the same woman who wrote a biography about Nancy Pelosi.......
Read it as a virtual signaling treatise about how they were actually protecting the election from the supposed evil machinations of Trumpism and election tampering/interference, and it's less an admission and more a self righteous declaration of: "Trump was the one who tried to rig the election, but we were the steadfast defenders who fortified its free and fairness, praise us!!!"
"The scenario the shadow campaigners were desperate to stop was not a trump victory. It was an election so calamitous that no result could be discerned at all, a failure of the central act of democratic self-governance that has been a hallmark of America since its founding"
....."That's why the participants want the secret history of the 2020 election told, even though it sounds like a paranoid fever dream-a well funded cabal of powerful people, ranging across industries and ideologies, working together behind the scenes to influence perceptions, change rules and laws, steer media coverage, and control the flow of information. They were not rigging the election; they were fortifying it. And they believe the public needs to understand the system's fragility in order to ensure that democracy in America endures"...
In essence, it's one protracted circle jerk from people who believed the election would be compromised by an "Autocratically inclined president".
To them, Trump was such an existential threat to democratic principles that they had to (according to the Molly) take well coordinated measures to prevent him and his supporters from tapping into their bottomless bag of conspiracy and misinformation to sow seeds of doubt, pressure state officials, galvanize resentment and grievance with the express purpose of throwing one giant wrench in the shape of a middle finger in the whole process.(In that, they obviously failed in spectacular fashion).
It's just a bunch of liberals who want a pat on the back for being paragons of election integrity.
Honestly, I think the OP intentionally used phrases like "Cabal" and "Shadow campaign" to trigger conservatives and conservative adjacent voters because she knew it would invariably be taken out of context.
This shit is coming from the same woman who wrote a biography about Nancy Pelosi.......