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Florida Man is the ultimate slur.
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Social justice at NASCAR's forefront as new season begins (from @AP) https://apnews.com/article/3269f7d3c...9a915a6af9ba0c
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Tfw OH discovers Sargon in 2021.
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You're not going to impress me by reminding me of public school teachers.
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You don’t impress me with your zero credentials either |
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A recurring feature of news media in the UK is that the banal events of the royal family are splashed across the headlines, as if to lift the hearts of a loyal nation. Occasionally it's a scandal, but more often it's some sycophantic article full of "ma'am"s or pics galore of the youngest royals: their first day at school, etc.
Yesterday, almost every newspaper's front page carried the same photo of Harry & Megan, with a short article cooing over their latest announcement. Sample headlines: "MEGnificent!" "Valentine's Day Joy: Baby No.2 On The Way!" Oddly enough, it was only Britain's worst newspaper, The Daily Star, that raised a dissenting voice:- https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...91_star-nc.png Not sure what it proves, but Psy-Fi's photo makes an interesting contrast, with a less-publicised pregnancy: Quote:
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"I'm having another nipper"
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Although no reputable lawyer wants Trump as a client, the legal profession as a whole must love the way he generates so much business for them.
After all those Stop The Steal lawsuits went nowhere, the quantity of lawsuits against the main protagonists of that discredited campaign continues to grow: Guilliani & that lady channeling the ghost of Hugo Chavez are being sued, and here's another flurry of litigation:- Quote:
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Alright, home state, I see you.
Virginia lawmakers down to the wire on key marijuana bill Virginia lawmakers vote to abolish the death penalty |
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Che Gmaila.
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Stupid link. :(
Sorry... CNN News Alert: Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy sentenced to jail in historic ruling A French court on Monday sentenced former President Nicolas Sarkozy to three years in prison for corruption and influence peddling, but suspended two years of the sentence. President from 2007 to 2012, he was found guilty of trying to illegally obtain information from a senior magistrate in 2014 about an ongoing investigation into his campaign finances. The judge said Sarkozy did not need to serve time in jail. He could serve the sentence by wearing an electronic bracelet at home. The 66-year-old is the first president to have been sentenced to jail in France's modern history. |
Ok great, but I'm so pissed the bastard doesn't actually have to go to jail. And what the hell did they suspend 2 of the 3 years for?
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I saw that, had to laugh really.
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It was more of a rhetorical question
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In honour of our missing comrade...
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Burger King's International Women's Day campaign decried for sexism
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Join me in buying burger king for all three meals to save sensibility from the wreckless twitter mob of a few dozen teenagers.
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