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Don't all maggots eat flesh? ;-)
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I was trying so hard not to laugh at the absurdity. He really did say that.
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Most of them ask about plurals (bicycles. bridges, buses, &c) so when there's only one, I skip. ;-)
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Any truth to this one, or did somebody just throw it together? I can't find it in any original form.
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They seem to have been in training for the past few days. ;-)
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Any changes to the lyrics? (Due to changes in politics?) I just heard it on the radio, and haven't yet had time to dig into it.
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Just heard it on the radio. :-) Jacknife Lee/Mitch Easter remix. Still trying to figure out if there are any changes to the lyrics.
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"...is seeking...."? Watch more Sesame Street.
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Better than the person currently claiming that title.
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I'm still wondering who the bimba behind Mark Warner is who insists on displaying her cleavage.
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Might want to spell check your post. ;-)
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I'm very happy with my electric (battery powered) lawn mower. ;-)
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I'm not fond of him, or his party. Speaks well, but not to be trusted. (IMHO)
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Thanks to Pete Buttigieg, who reposted, (and an apparently Republican formal schoolmate) I just watched (listened) to the entire program on Fox Business. Musk is spewing out the same crap as Trump.
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Thanks to you (and an apparently Republican formal schoolmate) I just watched (listened) to the entire program. Musk is spewing out the same crap as Trump.
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Strange. It almost seems like what the U.S. did to Germany ca. 85 years ago. ;-)
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Actually, back then it was known as the William Tell competition. ;-)
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I don't like the guy, but I don't see all the fuss about the stock. Everyone's posting short term images. It had a peak when Trump was elected. It's looks like it's back to around a five year average. Definitely 2024 values. He may have even bought more Tesla stock, and sold it at the peak.
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My mistake. Sorry. I missed the note about who it's from.
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What happened to the Munich Agreement, with Britain and others allowing Germany to attack and annex the Sudetenland? That pretty much started the war.
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I didn't start the thread. I reacted to someone who stated that Russia helped. My comment is basically, "The degree is debatable". Read a little more thoroughly.
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I never said that didn't happen. I stated that they had an agreement. Stalin was no better than Hitler.
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Strange logic, but okay. If you hadn't been able to secure a mortgage for a house in a nice neighborhood, your child may not have had the same opportunity to go to a nice school. In contrast, the U.S. was helping friends and allies, for political gains, of course, but not the same as your example.
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Are you forgetting the Vichy's? Not with the Allies. Most of the countries you've listed were not still colonies in 1940. e.g. Morocco. A French protectorate, and under the Vichy government.
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There's no argument. I only stated in the beginning that there were a number of possible outcomes if the U.S. hadn't entered the war with soldiers. One of them was the entirety of Europe as the USSR. Read what I typed again.
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You're omitting a bit of history. The U.S. was prevented from entering the war due to laws. Roosevelt's hands were tied. They supplied the war effort through the Lend-Lease program, and others. The Soviets were fighting with U.S. made tanks, trucks, and aircraft. Japan's attack changed that.
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Didn't I specify North Africa? Where the Germans were trying to take the Suez Canal?
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Joined late because the U.S. population didn't want another war. Neutrality/non-interventionism. There wasn't much Roosevelt could do. Japan changed that. Prior to that, there were all sorts of deals for the U.S. to supply arms to Europe. Lend-Lease and others. Trump just doesn't care.
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Not exactly. They had a non-aggression pact and agreed to split the spoils. Then came Barbarossa.
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Just wondering, which North African countries were British colonies in 1940?
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What's rubbish? Barbarossa started in '41. The U.S. wasn't officially in the war yet. He already had the rest of Europe and most of North Africa. You don't read too well. I stated there's a debate on how much the Russians helped. They might have won it without the second front. Maybe not.
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NPS: Rogue Heroes!!! :-) Shamelessly stolen from the BBC's 'SAS: Rogue Heroes'