Nope, not all black people are the same killakillacross wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 10:24 pm Correct...
The formatting of the site doesn't make it easy to multiquote
Also means... We've already talked about it before. It was end of last year/top of this year when we told each other
... It's just further proof that I'm not a good person. Talking about Ms thickums and forgot about my wife and kid
Cane_The9lives wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 10:40 pm Uhhh, so Laura Loomer just won the GOP primary for her district. She doesn't have a great shot at winning mind you, but if you think an unapologetic islamaphobe has NO CHANCE at winning a congressional seat in this day in age then I would like to remind you of the anti-Semites currently taking up residence on the left.
This perfectly epitomizes in microcosm the paradigm shift American politics has undergone in the last four to five years.
The kooks are taking over and and quite frankly, we as a nation deserve it. I obtained duel citizenship in the early years of the Obama administration, but I had been living here since the latter half of W's first term. If you had told me back then(while I was still naïve and attempting to familiarize myself with the nuances of American politics) that this country would devolve into such a divisive shell of its former self that open bigots in all levels of government would (in just over a decade) start to galvanize real tangible support and cease to be loons, but viable candidates(the apotheosis being the moron currently sitting in the oval office), I would have told you to ask your doctor if paxil was right for you.
This shit is insane, and it has no bottom.
C'mon, man. It was pretty great. I had never heard a joke about the impact of penguins on apartheid South Africa before.
This. Though killa is like thisxandorxerxes wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 1:52 pmC'mon, man. It was pretty great. I had never heard a joke about the impact of penguins on apartheid South Africa before.
Pretty sure it was around you quoting Eddie instead of San, and Eddie joking that you can't just swap them out like that because they're black.
I'll likely have something worthwhile to update you all with on Tuesday morning my time so Monday night your time.killacross wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 9:01 am Ooooooh!!...I didn't know Ed was Black -- mah nigga!!
I thought he was talking about me and San or San and DM...
...speaking of which....DM, we need an update!!
This graph is beautiful loleddieson wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 12:41 amThis. Though killa is like thisxandorxerxes wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 1:52 pmC'mon, man. It was pretty great. I had never heard a joke about the impact of penguins on apartheid South Africa before.
Pretty sure it was around you quoting Eddie instead of San, and Eddie joking that you can't just swap them out like that because they're black.
Highly unlikely, he's the worst.Digital Masta wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 7:29 pm Thanks peeps.
So...is there anyone in American media more smug and arrogant than Don Lemon?
The proposed baby bonds would provide $1,000 to each child born in 2021 into families earning less than about $131,000 per year or 500 percent of the federal poverty level, helping about three of every four children born in the state.
"This is a place where New Jersey will lead, with the first statewide program of its kind," Murphy said on Tuesday. "As this child grows, so, too, will the value of this bond - to help pay for college, to help make a down payment on a home, or to help start a small business."
Absolutely idiotic. Present value of $1,270 if it had been invested at an extremely conservative 3% is $746. Not only will $1270 not do jack shit in 18 years, New Jersey is literally throwing away money. Even if you disregarded all of that, the rate of inflation is around 1.7%. The money will actually be worth less (lower purchasing power) every year it's invested at 1.35%. I can't even believe this is a proposal that made it to the light of day.The average rate of growth equivalent to Monday's 30-year-bond rate of 1.35 percent means the baby bond could be worth about $1,270 in 18 years, according to the Times.