well, if that dipshit is the "new face" of the demoshit party. well they are truly fucked. one has to look really hard to find a more worthless sack of shit. #1 why they ever put his dumb ass in front of anything is just beyond me. I will say one thing for him though. from what I have read he does have the scam part down pat. image getting 6 figures a year for being stupid ? then again, look at the bimbo AOC, she worth what 25 million in just 6 years ? you know people used to stare at me when I said things like :if old Vlad dropped a nuke on DC, he be doing us a solid" dave in pa.
I read somewhere that SpaceX was gonna round up all of Elon's baby mamas and send 'em into space just to outdo Bezos' latest Blue Horizon flight. - WDS
#7 Is some brutal murder by words, and enough flames to keep warm all winter. #8 My bank pseudo-robbed me today by sticking my deposit into a family member's account.
#2: No price is to high to pay for dodging the bullet. I speak from experience.
#10: Back in my youth 'Day care Workers" were called mothers and besides watching kids they did other jobs the laundry, shopping iches and vacuuming all in the same house
#16: Like the sound of the NVA entering Saigon on April 30, 1975
#2: a) she should have been expecting this; b) already given an answer; c) had some input into the ring, stone, cost, etc. Nothing wrong with doing it formally, with family present, even make an occasion of it, but, duuuude. If this wasn't a baked cake, you just dodged a huge mistake My wife (of 57 years and counting) and I had the discussion and made the decision, then went ring shopping after talking about what WE could afford. Same with the wedding; joint call on budget, guests, the works. OK, it wasn't knock-yer-socks-off, over the top romantic production with a cast of thousands- more of a formal recognition that we'd thought about it, knew what we were doing, and above all meant it and intended to stick with it. All good so far; we're still friends and lovers, and don't expect that to change.
I got married at the family ranch, which is off-grid. All the city relatives complained about having to drive fifteen miles of dirt road to get there. The bar was in the bed of my bride's Toyota pickup, which was full of a variety of great wines and beer on ice, which was fortuitus, as it was a beautiful 94° day. The ceremony was performed near a field of wildflowers in bloom. When the judge asked if there was anyone who objected to 'this marriage between this man and this woman' my dog of fifteen years let out a single bark. Everyone laughed. It was the best wedding I've ever been to. That was 38 years ago tomorrow.
I got married in my sister's back yard. At the time my mother was a wedding planner and my sister, my brothers, and I often worked for her. My (future) wife would help too. We helped decorate our own wedding.
#15 The Japanese invaded Burma to seize the oilfields and invaded India before being defeated at Kohima. There's a youtuber called Lord Hardtrasher who did a well researched series titled "The Forgotten War". Field Marshall William Slim wrote a book about the India-Burma campaign that is very good. "Quartered Safe Out Here" is a book written by a squad leader in Burma. Al_in_Ottawa
Victoria's Wedding Chapel, just behind the courthouse in the old Red Light District. May of 1991. Yes, the wedding chapel used to be a whorehouse. The minister was nice enough to take me on a tour after the wedding. It was pretty damned interesting.
2: Anybody who doesn't propose privately is an asshole. No exceptions. Talk about an attention starved bully trying to pressure someone into a decision. 10: I wouldn't want to be doing daycare for any kind of money...I don't need that kind of responsibility. 20: Katy Perry in "space" technically, for like 3 minutes. You all went on a joyride that costs a million dollars a seat. Congratulations, or something. Also you didn't "crew" anything, you were passengers FFS. And they act surprised by the massive backlash.
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well, if that dipshit is the "new face" of the demoshit party. well they are truly fucked.
ReplyDeleteone has to look really hard to find a more worthless sack of shit. #1
why they ever put his dumb ass in front of anything is just beyond me.
I will say one thing for him though. from what I have read he does have the scam part down pat. image getting 6 figures a year for being stupid ?
then again, look at the bimbo AOC, she worth what 25 million in just 6 years ?
you know people used to stare at me when I said things like :if old Vlad dropped a nuke on DC, he be doing us a solid" dave in pa.
There is more space between Katy Perry's ears then she saw on her rocket ride.
ReplyDeleteAlthough when it comes to singing, she has really nice tits.
DeleteI like a man who has his priorities right.
DeleteShe sings?
Delete# 1. That bitch has guzzled gallons of it.
ReplyDelete# 6. A motorcycle, convertible and a hot little blonde, sign me up
JD
I read somewhere that SpaceX was gonna round up all of Elon's baby mamas and send 'em into space just to outdo Bezos' latest Blue Horizon flight.
ReplyDelete- WDS
#16 I think our government already did that study. Cost a bazillion dollars.
ReplyDelete#14 There was a time I would have considered that tasteless. But that was many memes ago.
ReplyDeleteFactually correct no matter how offended people get.
DeleteAnd the street running through Dealey Plaza had more brains than Joe Biden!
DeleteI admit I laughed at that one.
DeleteProbably true though.
Delete#7 Is some brutal murder by words, and enough flames to keep warm all winter.
ReplyDelete#8 My bank pseudo-robbed me today by sticking my deposit into a family member's account.
- Arc
#14 Oof!
ReplyDelete#2: You saved WAY more than $1200.00 in the long run, dude!
ReplyDeleteNumber 15: That's why they called it a world war. Everyone got to participate whether they wanted to or not.
ReplyDelete#1: He's engaged to Dylan Mulvaney.
ReplyDelete#2: No price is to high to pay for dodging the bullet. I speak from experience.
#10: Back in my youth 'Day care Workers" were called mothers and besides watching kids they did other jobs the laundry, shopping iches and vacuuming all in the same house
#16: Like the sound of the NVA entering Saigon on April 30, 1975
#18: $3 trillion after Trump's tariffs kick in.
#8: Being a bank robber
ReplyDelete#2: a) she should have been expecting this; b) already given an answer; c) had some input into the ring, stone, cost, etc. Nothing wrong with doing it formally, with family present, even make an occasion of it, but, duuuude. If this wasn't a baked cake, you just dodged a huge mistake My wife (of 57 years and counting) and I had the discussion and made the decision, then went ring shopping after talking about what WE could afford. Same with the wedding; joint call on budget, guests, the works. OK, it wasn't knock-yer-socks-off, over the top romantic production with a cast of thousands- more of a formal recognition that we'd thought about it, knew what we were doing, and above all meant it and intended to stick with it. All good so far; we're still friends and lovers, and don't expect that to change.
ReplyDeleteI read that the average cost of a wedding now are over $30,000. I can think of a lot better things to do with that money for a newlywed couple.
DeleteI got married the first time at a wedding chapel in Carson City Nevada. The second time, I got married at home.
DeleteI got married at the family ranch, which is off-grid. All the city relatives complained about having to drive fifteen miles of dirt road to get there. The bar was in the bed of my bride's Toyota pickup, which was full of a variety of great wines and beer on ice, which was fortuitus, as it was a beautiful 94° day. The ceremony was performed near a field of wildflowers in bloom. When the judge asked if there was anyone who objected to 'this marriage between this man and this woman' my dog of fifteen years let out a single bark. Everyone laughed.
DeleteIt was the best wedding I've ever been to. That was 38 years ago tomorrow.
Happy Anniversary! Fifteen miles down a dirt road? Sounds like my kinda wedding.
DeleteYoudda loved it. And youdda been invited if I had known you in '87.
DeleteI got married in my sister's back yard. At the time my mother was a wedding planner and my sister, my brothers, and I often worked for her. My (future) wife would help too. We helped decorate our own wedding.
DeleteDavid looks angry. But that was nice of him to pose like he's about to accept his boyfriend's junk.
ReplyDelete#15 The Japanese invaded Burma to seize the oilfields and invaded India before being defeated at Kohima. There's a youtuber called Lord Hardtrasher who did a well researched series titled "The Forgotten War". Field Marshall William Slim wrote a book about the India-Burma campaign that is very good. "Quartered Safe Out Here" is a book written by a squad leader in Burma.
ReplyDeleteAl_in_Ottawa
#3 + #4 were funny
ReplyDeleteMarried in a wedding chapel in Carson City? Me too, and maybe the same one? 20 June 1971.
ReplyDeleteVictoria's Wedding Chapel, just behind the courthouse in the old Red Light District. May of 1991. Yes, the wedding chapel used to be a whorehouse. The minister was nice enough to take me on a tour after the wedding. It was pretty damned interesting.
ReplyDelete2: Anybody who doesn't propose privately is an asshole. No exceptions. Talk about an attention starved bully trying to pressure someone into a decision.
ReplyDelete10: I wouldn't want to be doing daycare for any kind of money...I don't need that kind of responsibility.
20: Katy Perry in "space" technically, for like 3 minutes. You all went on a joyride that costs a million dollars a seat. Congratulations, or something. Also you didn't "crew" anything, you were passengers FFS. And they act surprised by the massive backlash.