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this is a brilliant idea. we can dress up as Canadians.
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too late, dingus. you suck forever and ever no matter what you do, and you only have yourself to blame. we all hate you and wish you ill.
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not until I get through you won't.
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that is a very good point but how stupid is it that you have to say it
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hating each other's bands is the Boston Way. I wouldn't trust someone who didn't hate my band.
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this means that 66% of the currently living authors about concentration camps are of one mind about this, the other 33% being timothy snyder, who has yet to respond to this message.
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no more dominican bauxite! no more trans coal!
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haha-- it was definitely on your feed. I feel like maybe the tea baggers or alex jones were going off at the time about how the moon landing was fake.
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you'll hurt yourself. it's too dangerous. old women trying to cross the street will consider you a menace. men who own vegetable carts will shake their fists in the air as you ride by.
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it is creepy-- i don't understand it. also, I would like to remind a certain boy who has been very bad that we get like 95% of the things we buy from China.
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no kidding. not only do we have to survive this psychedelic nightmare, we have to figure out how to have a country from scratch again afterwards. it's so exhausting to think about.
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what song is he going to play on his boom box as the army guys go by? the ballad of the green berets by sgt barry sadler? the soundtrack from rambo: first blood part two?
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I would just like to say that you wrote one of the funniest messages I have ever seen 15 years ago. "this n* rents his furniture, and he's gonna tell me about the moon landing." I think of that all the time.
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oh, come on, not the headboard. jesus, that's awful. headboards are for free radio station bumper stickers, if you are 11 in 1986.
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or of some time, at any rate.
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no shit. "we're going to make it a music" or whatever. I lost my mom to dementia so I would like to say I dont wish dementia on anyone, but what I really mean is I don't wish his dementia on us. he can go to town on that shit for all I care. just leave us out of it.
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where did the baby go? this is incredible.
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yes but can you give me the gist of it here for free?
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what was this about before the person blocked the link? sounds like my kind of guy.
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great songwriting on there! also if you are a mega-completist, michael stipe songs on a tune on one of my favorite albums of all time: mr. hollywood jr, 1947 by michael penn.
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I love that one! but if you buy his album Sentimental Hygiene, they are the backing band. The songs are incredible and they sound great on there.
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that's really cool. I heard fall on me on 120 minutes on mtv, I think. I feel like I might have had document first, though. they're a great band. have you heard the Warren Zevon album where they are the backing band?
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not that I'm aware of?
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that whole record is amazing. like nothing else.
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he would do well to remember that he is a convicted felon and is guilty of hundreds or thousands of other things he will never be indicted for. glass houses, dude. also, fuck him.
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that is a very solid observation. man, that show is excruciating.
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that's very true. I wonder how dangerous factories have been. for the past 75 years
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from what I understand via actual retired factory workers, this is what it was like. mindless, repetitive, soul-crushing work to be avoided by anyone with an internal life. how could it be otherwise? this outcome is built into the technology.
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you right.
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because of coming price hikes or do you anticipate shortages? I love it here.
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a nice gesture, but what are you going to do? we are up to our lower lips in shit and the motorboat is about to come by.
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this will never happen here because company profit margins will not allow it. Americans will not work for the pay they will offer. American industry is dead, so this must all be some manner of hustle. I resent having to engage with it.
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what do you propose we do? what are you going to do? I agree with you but statements like this are meaningless without calls to action. and you have more power to effect change than any million regular people.
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this revitalizing American mfg ghost story is a tough one to handle. so these people think we think major corp are yearning for the days of 1950 when they faced strong unions and anti-monopoly legislation? they will take a 70% cut in profits by relocating all their factories to MS? pure delusion.
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it shouldn't need saying but that's how everyone should always feel.
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this is really moving. thank you for Detroit and Windsor for being the good people they are. they know we're trapped here and trying our best.
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republicans eat shit but for my whole life the dems have basically been like the chamber of commerce for government. here's a little speech about our land and its attractions, and don't be mean-- it's unbefitting rhe chamber of commerce and reflects poorly on the community.
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man the gym is tough. I. autistic and its basically a $19.99/month suffering factory. it's unbearable in every way it can be unbearable. we really do need a better solution.
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hey that's my cryptonationalist child you're talking about. Cody simply wants to uphold the new Ideology and is not afraid to use force, like any kid.
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can you give an example?
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this is a very solid observation. I appreciate you making it. it's clear that, if the person in question really didn't understand the difference, he didn't *care* about the difference and was insisting on every child's right to be themselves.
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wait, come back! did this really happen?
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and there was a convention in POW camps that British soldiers would still be allowed their afternoon tea, because it was considered too cruel to deprive them of it. I've read of officers re-using tea bags for weeks, but they always had tea.